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For Conference West Poi, Two USC Mary Earle Blackmon and Don aid It. Vik, both international studies mrjors at USC, will be among 260 student leaders invited to the U. S. Military Academy at West Point, N. Y., for a study of "The Sputnik Decade" Dec. 6-9. They will join representatives from more than 100 American and Canadian colleges and universities at the S t u d e n t Conference on United States Affairs (SCUSA). The conference is planned for exceptionally well-qualified seniors whose study in international rela tions, political science or related social sciences has prepared them for incisive discussions of U. S. foreign policy. At the conference, each student will be assigned to a round table for special discussions on U. S. policies in a particular geographic area. The conference will also in clude addresses by outstanding American statesmen and scholars. In the 19 years that the military academy has sponsored SCUSA, it has become one of the most pres tigious undergraduate student con ferences in the nation. This year, students attending the conference at W e s t P oi n t will Chemistry Position Provided A $50,000 gift from Walter S. Carpenter Jr. of Wilmington, lDel., has established the Robert L. Sum walt Professorship in Chemistry at USC through the USC Educa tional Foundation. I )r. Carpenter, who received an honorary doctor of science degree from Carolina at the June com mencement in 1952 when he was commencement speaker, is honor ary chairman of the Board of Di rectors and former president of the 1)u Pont Company. He is also a charter member of the Chair Endowment Club of the U SC Educational Foundation. USC President Emeritus Sum walt and 1)r. Carpenter have been close friends for many years. Dr. Sumwalt joined Du Pont after col lege graduation and the friendship began soon after. C. Wallace Martin, USC vice president for development, said the Carpenter g i f t to establish the Sumwalt professorship is among the largest private gifts the Edu cational Foundation has receiv-ed since it was established nine year-s ago. ~1 SHEL ARNOT BA, Liberal Arts, U. of California, became an assistant district sales manager less than ten years after graduation, and is now assistant manager of our Chicago sales district. After Bethlehem Loop Course training, Shel sold steel products in Los Angeles, handling a number of multi-million dollar accounts. Now he has an even bigger job. MANAGEMENT MINDED? Career prosp)ects are better than ever at Bethlehem Steel. We need on-the-ball engineering, technical, and liberal arts graduates for the 1968 Loop Course. Pick up a copy of our booklet at your placement office. An Equal Opportunity Employer in the Plans for Pogreas Progrm BETH LE HEM STEEL it Invites Students study a detailed review of U. S. foreign policy over the d e c a d e since the first Sputnik was launched and will make recom mendations on general and specific American programs. Miss Blackmon, who is f r o m Hartsville, was recently elected to "Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities." Vik is a mem her of Student Senate and is for mer p r e s i d e n t of the campus Young Democrats Club. He is from Summerville. Directories Off-campus students may pick up their campus telephone direc tories in the Centrex lBuilding across from Currell College. Directories for on-campus stu dents have been distributed in the residence halls. F INQI By IYN J QUESTION: It is my understa versity in South Carolina math and some other course How will it be remedied? ANSWER: Not true. The Uni the Southern Association USC credits are generally the transfer student's new course requirement for the QUESTION: Why is the signat in which a student is enro cards when the advisor rea takes? This just requires n ANSWER: I)r. Rollin E. God and registration, said this the student. The dean, he best what courses the studc fers the student maximum degree requirements." QUESTION: Why is the stair, ways locked front the outsii ANSWER: INQUIRY was inf used by A. R. Slater, Inc., difficulty finding the stair locked to avoid confusion. QUESTION: Was there ever a House? What happened to i ANSWER: There was a music but the space is being used fi INQUIRY is written for thE may'! be addres'~sed to IN\QU'IR studente mayI~ call 8II(8. INTRODUCIN another great name to our SUtimY SI fashion shoes .. . FROM A COLLECTION shoe of superb craftsmar from buttery, supple kid Ceylon. Also in Black AAAA-8. I18. SURREY SHOP, 1st Republican J. Drake Edens, Republi. can national committeeman fromt South Carolina, will discuss "Republican Presi dlential Candidates and the Major Issues for the 1968 Election" Monday at 7:30 p.m. in Room 205 Russell House. The meeting is spon sored by the USC chapter of Young Americans for Free don. JulY OINSON nding that no college or uni will accept credits earned in s at 'S('. Is this true? Why? kersity is fully accredited by if Colleges and Schools, and transferable in cases where institution has a comparable degree sought. ure of the dean of the school lied required on registration Ily decides what the student iore standing in line. frey, director of admissions is a protective measure for iaid, is in a position to know nt will have to take. "It of protection as he works for vell in the Russell House al le? ormed that this stairwell is and also that students have well door. The door is kept listening room in the Russell t? room at the Russell House, )r a suite of offices this year. Carolina student. Questions Y. The Gamecock. L'SC, or OP . a glove-soft ship . . .fashioned in Black, Navy, or patent. Sizes 4-10, floor & Rich/nde Mall Homec Homecoming '67 was a day ft winning. The winners were an outstan< ing alumna, float designers, prett girls - and Carolina's surprisir Gamecocks. )r. Elsie Tabor became the fir woman to receive the I)istinguishc Alumni Award Saturday morninl Dr. Hugh T. Stoddard, presider of the Alumni Association, pri sented the award at a ceremony i Rutledge Chapel. A. Crawford Clarkson of Colun bia took office as new presidei of the USC alumni associati during the meeting. Clarkson was elected by ma ballot of association member His opponent, Joe Lawson Jacl son of Clover, became a councillo at-large. Other new councillor at-large are Melvin Lee Burt< Jr., Douglas Sturkie Jr. and Oliv< Wolfe-all of Columbia. Saturday afternoon floats in tl 51-unit Homecoming Parade we: judged in two categories. and tl winners were announced durir half-time at the game. First place entry in the Grec division was a float by Phi Kapl Sigma, Lambda Chi Alpha ar Delta Delta Delta. Second place was won by Kapl Sigma, Chi Psi and Alpha Dell Pi. The team of Sigma Nu, Sign Phi Epsilon, Alpha Epsilon P and Pi Beta Phi took third plac In independent or residence ha competition, Maxcy-Coker pla<c first, Preston and Capstone, se ond, and Columbia Hall and Soul Building, third. Second half also saw the crowi Naval R( Three students in Naval ROT have received the Academic Silv Star Award for maintaining 1 perfect grade point average (".II during the spring semester. The are R. F. Phillips of Sarasot, Fla.; R. A. Johnson of Fa Branch, Tenn.; and R. S. Capri Portland, Ore. Tw'nty-eight participants in ti Naval ROTC program have het honored for outstanding achiev ment during the spring and sun mer session. J u n i o r Academic Ribbons f. students on the Deans' Honor Li; for the spring s e m e s t e r wei awarded to C. A. Johannesmevc of West Columbia and R. F. Phi lips of Sarasota, Fla. Sophomore Academic Ribbor went to C. J. Borowski Jr., Raven, N. Y.; R. L. Hart, Conway; G. 3 Jenninr s. Clio; R. A. Johnson, Fa Branch, Tenn.; F. L. Lynn Jr Easley; C. E. Norton, Ann Arbo ERRYS R nmoin 0 Downfown 0 R ichlandA Mall oming E r ing of Nancy .\Moore, I1;;7 home coming queen. M iss M.\oore won the title in a campus-wide election a week before the festivities. K Miss Moore was greeted by Stu dent Body President Sammy DIrew. Dr. Stoddard crowned the queen. t She was attended by Dick Witten, son of Vice Presidoent and Mirs. C h a r l e s H. Witten, and Beth Cooper, daughter of Dean of Men L,. Eugene Cooper and .Mrs. ('o pr. n Runners-up and honor attii d ants were Tica Brissey and Har - hara Iluitt. it rt (Staff photos by Chief Photog rapher ('hip Galloway and Coates Crewe.) ,. r re -e 'k )TC Studei C .\li.; and J. F. V'gt, .\ IA.an, r \a. a Frishmen who received academic I ribbons for high scholastic achieve y ment are J. A. Biola, Atlanta, (a.; , R. S. Capri, Portland, O re.; C. IH. II I) a I a r a, Spartanhurg; W. W. t Ioster, I rayton; H. I.. Inabinet. St. .\atthews; .J. .\M. Johnson, W i liston; J1. 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