Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Ill I I Folk The G;olen Spur, Stuc sent Leon4la, a folk singer through Friday nights. Th< St., opens nightly at 8 p.m. 10:30 p.m. Charge is $1 pi Carolina Alcoholi BY JOHN F. LAWRENCE "May I have y o u r attentior please? Township Auditorium (loc not have a brown-bagging licens< Anyone found consuming 1 i (g u o wvill be arrested." These are familiar w o r d s t C a r o l i n a students who atten (lances and concerts sponsored b the University. Similar statement are made at football games an other University functions. How do the students feel towar the recently passed I i qt u o r law which limit the consumption o alcoholi(c beverages to p r i v a t homes, private clubs and license restaurants? "I don't think liquor should b Copper Tree I COLUMBIA METROPOLITAN AIRPOR WEST COLUMBIA. SOUTH CAROl LUNCHES $1.20 11:45 - 2:00 "ALL YOU C lieuerages and De ssett Extra SI VAULDATED PARKJNG S CORNEI PHA! SUMTER & PEt 1.99 GIA SIZE 89 LOT 75 TU NOW Cm's' IN TWO FLAVOR~ 1 .00 Value Secret Spray ~e~1 ONLY 79c r couple f 4 0 I' a Singern nt Union Niglttelttl, will pre. of Cherokee heritage, Monday Clb, located at 503 S. Main rhonr shows are at 8:30 and !d r cou jple.!h Students c Beverag allowed at hall games, but at o dances and concerts it is all right." t Such was the opinion of a junior S accounting major. le said that at c the games it (liquor) creates an v inconvenience for fans and gives Jt an unfavorable public image of the Univeriy tMost of the students interviewed c said that since there is a law c i against public drinking, it should ii he enforced for the sake of law t i and order. Ilowever, many thought - s the laws should he changed. f A junior nursing student was of e the opinion that the laws against I drinking on property owned by state institutions, such as Carolina, e w o u I d lead to the unsuccessful - Hog DISHES .NA COOL SPARKLING SALADS BEAT VIRGINIA DINNER $2.15 5:30 - 8:00 ARE TO EAT" SP CIAI FARE rUR CI!l :RN NDAYs and HOLIDAYS - DINNERS rved continuously from 11;43 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. 6L ARMS IMACY IDLETON STREETS Simproved! en magic NT SONLY12 se4 edrff sbampo, ON SONLY63 REGULAR & NEW MINT ~ 59c Value 43c 75c Value Scope ONLY SCP Tryo Tryouts for S t u d e n t Unior 'alent Show will be Nov. 5 and Russell House Assembly Roori rom 7 to 10 p.m. Applications are available at th nformation Desk. The tryouts ar pen to all students. The final show will be Nov. 1 t 8 p.m. in the Assembly Room 'rizes of $100, $75 and $50 will b warded for first, second and thir laces, respectively. Judges for the tryouts will b ienbers of the faculty and ad inistration. WEEK'S MOVIES "Circus World," starring Johr Vayne, Rita Hayworth and Clau ia Cardinale, will be s h o w n it .ussell 11 o u s e Assembly Roor Evaluate Laws peration of some student func ons such as the Golden Spur, the tudent Union sponsored n i g hI uh. She said that students whc ould like to go would not becausc icy would not be allowed to drink There were those, however, wh< -ere totally against drinking or impus or anywhere else. They )needed that there will be drink ig and said that it should be con olled in some manner. MONOGRAMMING on " Blouses 0 Rainwear " Sweaters " Menswear " Linens, Etc. At Reasonable Prices! Leon Ritter Furs 1219 Bull Street 'in t ~ 2. 1-t4~F C uts For r Sunday at :3, 6 and 8:30 p.m. el "Cleopatra," starring Elizabeth to Taylor, Richard Burton and Rex W Harrison, may be seen at 3 or 7:30I 1U p.m. Tuesday. Thursday "The Egyptian," star ring Victor Mature and Jean Sim mons, will be shown at 3, 6 and w 8:30 p.m. th ART EXHIBIT to Sculpture by Howard Woody, an assistant professor in the Depart-1 . ment of Art, will be on display in in the Student Union Gallery-Lounge, th Russell House, through Oct. 29. M The exhibit includes 22 abstract i' sculptures. Also in the exhibit is B a collection of abstract oil paint- to ings on the general theme "Cruci- ('r fixion." U' SUPERJETS A A new Superjets club may be' organized on campus. All former in JETS (Junior Engineering Tech-' in nical Society) club members are H SUNSHINE TO THE CAMI COL-Li" Ao &TATE L. 8. C. CAMv f>t/ M i60v O ORMS4 We're neai sharp. Also with branc studying at WAUNDRYI - ' RI --i-- P ampus News Beat Talent Sb gible to participate. A meeting c hovia, Giddel determine interests will be held phur, S. C. E. ednesday at 5:15 p.m. in Room FRIlAY -- IH 7 of the Engineering Building. Kelsy-Hayes, I LITERARY SOCIETY S. C., Naval S} Huntsville, Clariosophic Literary S o c i e t y N OT E: Ai II meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday on signed up at th ird floor of Legare College. In- for assistance rested male students are invited. jobs is reque: JOB INTERVIEWS soon as possibl, The following companies w ill MAID terview prospective employees at A pplications e Placement Bureau next week: I<9;x \laid of ( ONI)AY - Monsanto, Aberdeen be obtained by -oving Ground, Firestone, Calgon, Cotton Council ibcock & Wilcox, and Worthing- wa-, Memphis, n. TU ESI)AY - Monsanto, Fed- girls between al Communications Commission, - S. Army Engineers (Savan Ih ), Union Carbide, Sonoco, and rthur Anderson. WEI)NESI)AY Sonoco, Arthur Anderson, West ghouse, Carrier Air Condition g, Ford Motor Credit, and Dow a dis'c he. THU'RSD)AY - Wa CATERS 'US CROWD M4 fr( ERVA4/S Oct Sign u This CAPEGTONE Ti Novs. for gr, are o] 3rd la growi years farm 51osOM chemi the A by to keep your clothes looking about check our coin-operated laundry new equipment and desks for 601 Main. CLEANERS The F UInder CHLAND MALL The Mos lite 111111 Ihoill .ow Open 1, Texas Gulf Sul- boin a cotton-producing state & G., and Humble. and are at least five feet five umble, Retail Credit, inchl"s tall are e1igible to enter. arst Nat'l Hank of IA)ST KEY uips Systems, NASA A key to a Yale lock was found nd Helk's Stores. on tle fraternity quadrangle Fr nyone who has not day. The owner may claim the key e Placement Bureau 1* c I) a v i d Grossman at in locating future sted to register as d;92. WESTMIINSTERI Sunday at (i p.m., Joan H-Iitten OF COTTON houser from the University of for entering the Maryland will sing at the West otton selection may minster House. She writes her own writing to National music and lyrics. Miss IIitten I, 191 North Park- houser is a member of a ,ngang Tenn. :112. Single group called he Sons of Tnunder. 9 and 2:a who were Interested persons are invited. ieirn .t ( lreeigible toentests Aeytet the Man nm Monsanto .23&~24 p for an interview at your placement office. year Monsanto will have many openings aduates at all degree levels. Fine positions aen all over the country with America's rgest chemical company. And we're still ng. Sales have quadrupled in the last 10 *... in everything from plasticizers to chemicals; from nuclear sources and cal fibers to elCetronic instruments. Meet {an from Monsanto-he has the facts a fine future. An Equal Opport unity Employeric' -eritage Shoppe g.aSals he quaolle te ast1 a nd oferstigfo lsiiest ca Cobr ectroknic Coltumt.iee liI ' t14 Corec t Look u r Inl olumbi