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As a new semester begins " of USC after being "Cockeyed' we will admit that events do "Cockeyed" is not an inappre don't get your feathers ruffle finer things in life. Now that we are all settle our 4.0's, speculations are bei members of the student body doubtedly productive semestei celebrations, ski in North Ci towns and elsewhere, sleep off party, play golf at Hilton Hea find a table, have our wisdom can be dangerous), or maybe e We understand, too, that 1 rushing around the campus. people and people rushing to f of brothers are fine folks, bu Bureau suggest to prevent sut In as much as a new seme lieve that it will bring with ii and challenges (Whee), but valuable information. This fr of the Gamecock has changed When we don't hear all the j you to tell us about it. In facl any gossip in the near future, hand? LAVILI Barbra Burton (Mary W Micau (Phi Kappa Sigma). PINI Jinz Jennings (South Bostc (Phi Kappa Sigma). ENGA Judy Parker (Alpha DeltF alumnus); Nancy Franklin (Pi Little to Judy McPherson; Edd alumnus-1965) and Peggy Ke Carolina Che (Continued f houses are very old, Johnson ex plains, and they usually have a violent h i s t o r y. "Perhaps the spirits of people who have been murdered can't rest but wander around endlessly." After graduation in June, John son may go to graduate school in chemistry or enter the Air Force. He hopes s o m e d a y to visit E u r o p e where he can view the legendary h au n te d houses and castles of England. And in Germany he would like to pursue a related hobby-study Why engineeri Progress is a matter of de and Space Company, we'ri subworld projects. LO W' extremely advanced prog Polaris and Poseidon sho' deep submergence vehicle on the ground, we're W( government and industry LMSC has been in the set ing to your campus. We'Cl I ment office for an appoir Move up to Lockheed ... venient at this time, wri P.O. Box 504, Sunnyvale, Deep submergence Rescue Vehicle locktales" returns to students for a whole semester! While -o astray on campus and that priate title for this column; I friends, we just prefer the d down and ready to achieve ng made as to what various did during the long and un break: sleep off post-exam rolina and Tennessee resort post-exam celebrations, travel, d, Bridge anywhere we could teeth pulled (loss of wisdom ven sleep too much. ;here has been a good bit of That is fraternities rushing raternities. Unusual numbers what will the U. S. Census h large families? ster really has begun, we be not only new books, classes also new rumors and other iendly but discerning corner its policy to meet the times. ,ossip, we heartily encourage if you are planning to start why not let us know before ERED ashington College) to Chip ED n, Va.) to Mondo Chismonski ,GED Pi) to Sig Huitt (Chi Psi Phi) to Fred Carter; Charles ie Bignon (Alpha Tau Omega rlin (Housing Office, USC). mistry Major om Page 2) ing vampirism. "in some parts of Germany they still bury people with stakes in their hearts to keep them from becoming vampires," he explained. Whatever course he follows after graduation, he intends to pursue his search. An i n t e r e s t which seemed fun and unusual in high school (lays has turned into a serious hobby. "The more you get involved, the more interesting it becomes," John son says. "I hope someday I can find a house that is truly haunted." ig students gradual ~grees. But, that's only the begini 3 working on wideworld ... otherv s're pretty high on space...w rams to prove it. And, when it v an arc of triumph. We think s, for example. And, just to shol >rking on advanced land vehicli get it out of our systems. i ...on land ...in the air ...in spi ike to talk to you about coming tc Ltiment. Our Interview team will >r move over for those who do. e to: Mr. R. C. Birdsall, Profess California 94088. LMSC is an et 4 Twister (Advanced land vehicle Inforrnation Syst Old Par 'Rush In' Imposed If silence is a virtue, it will not be one found among fraternity men and their pledges on the Caro lina campus tomorrow afternoon. The "silent period" that will be in force between rushees and fra ternity members from 9:00 pm tonight until the rushees pick up their bids from 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm in Room 207, Russell House, will end as prospective pledges stampede to their selected fra ternity houses to meet and yell with their new brothers. The "Rush In" will be the end of fraternity rush week, which be gan on January 31 in the Russell House Auditorium as Dean L. Eu gene Cooper presided over a con vocation for all interested men and IFC officers made opening remarks introducing all fraternity presidents. Eligible students, those whose score was "5" or better on en trance examinations or who had at least a 2.0 GPR for the previous semester on at least 12 hours at tempted, going out for fraternity rush have had a busy week bound by a relatively long list of rules. necessary, according to IFC, for the protection of each individual fraternity and each individual rushee and supposedly stringently enforced by IFC and the Office of the Dean of Men. Among the functions attended by fraternity rushees this week Le to Lockheed. ring. At Lockheed Missiles vorld . .. upperworld . .. and 've got Agena and other :omes to ballistic missiles, leeply, too... consider our N you our feet are solidly es. Information? Business, ace ... and now, we're comn I LMSC. Contact your place be on campus February 19. El If an interview is incon ional Placement Manager, [ual opportunity employer. ) CKIIE ED FILMS ? SPACE COMPANY Polaris lta ies Make New Prol ill End By IF C R vere several mass information neetings, staggered open houses, numerous stag smokers, off-cam pus parties with dates and count FridaC Nit wer svealmasU nfomio less and varied unscheduled con-, WE Photo by Chief Photographer Chip Gallowoy waganda Silence Ulebook versations with present fraternity memnbners. Tonight from 7 until 9 will be the final stag smokers for all fra ternities and rushees. Are C( Bi 4ot For I pen A 4 CHA l's Fun and New Gold Boosts At The Epics, a group which has recently acquired the national spotlight and is now recording for a Warner Brothers label, is sched uled to perform at the Golden Spur Student Night Club from Feb. 12 through Feb. 15. One of their biggest hits to date has been "I've Been Hurt." The plans of the Student Union night club are geared to include the presentation of local bands on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday nights with big-name entertain ers on Friday. Performances will be at 8:30 pm and 10:30 pm with the doors opening at 8. Admission is 50 cents per person and one ID card per couple. Soft drinks will be available for 10 cents at the club, now located at 503 South Main St. Elbie Conrad, vice-president of 'he Student Union, reports that at tendance at the Golden Spur has been g r e a t l y improved by a re cently instituted changes in the entertainment rormat. He an nounced that Thursday and Friday night attendance has risen to a new peak since local bands have ampaign Ut residenl k AA Sam ecoE EGE Rewarding :tows en Spur tendance been substituted for the New York type of entertainment. The in ereased attendance was first no ticed last Saturday night. 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