Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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< Euphr The Euphrosynean Literary Society is holding a rush tea at 4 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 8, in the PE,uphrosynean Room, third floor Harper. Membership is open to all girls with an overall "1l" average on English courses through English 202. Refresh menti will be provided. GOLDEN SPUR The Golden Spur, USC's stu (lent nightclub, will feature "The Funky Bunch" Oct. 4 and 5 from' 8-n.) .mn. in the Russell House Assembly Room. DROP-IN Dlean Scroggins is holding a (rop-in at the School of Journal ism library today between 9:30 11:30 a.m. All faculty members and students are invited. PRE-GAME Saturday, 4:30 -6: Grandstand at 8 SPONSORED BY S. C. Ref reshmen FF FI If you' have C Star more I literal] Star Stand< So yol comnpx Lool transi: mana in pra We soon, didn't Amer .jampus News Beat - >syneans JOURNALISM PICNIC I The annual picnic for journal isni majors, sponsored by State and Record newspapers, will be held at the State-Record Recrea tion Center Saturday, Oct. 12. Transportation will be available; departure time is 3 p.m. Food will be served at 5. All those inter ested should sign up at the School of Journalism now. TUTORS NEEDED A tutorial program for Negro students is being conduced at the St. Martin De Porres School to give remedial help in math, reading and physical fitness. Any student who can spare one hour a week to tutor an eighth grader should contact the Rev. WARM-UP October 5 30 p.m. tate Fairgrounds YOUNG DEMOCRATS s and Band EEE want a career with all the gr< tsuggestion. 0 with Humble and you start >etroleumu energy than anyco y No. 1- America's Leading with Humble and you start Ird Oil Company (New Jerse ir advancement can be inter my, worldwide as well as dc into Humble's wide-scope c ortation, manufacturing, ma ;ement of all these. We hav atically all disciplines and al 11 stretch your capabilities. P Set the best you can give. Bt settle for anything less than mble o Lca's Leading Energy Compc . for Drean Company and an Ecr Rush i lonaventure Brown or Mrs. Kath een Poole at the St. Thomas doore Center, 1610 Green St., or elephone 252-2079. Transporta ,ion will be arranged. GAMECOCK PARTY The Gamecock Party will meet I p.m. Friday in the Russell House. MAGAZINE ART Student, artists are invited to submit line drawings, washes, woodblocks and graphic art to the Crucible, Room 303-A, Russell House. Deadline for fall contri butions is Oct. 18. DATE TICKETS Date tickets for the Homecom ing Game will be available Oct. 14 and 15 only. They will be sold at $6 each behind the Russell House. STUDENT WIVES There will be a meeting of the Student Wives Club between 10 and noon in Room 205, Russell House, Saturday, Oct. 5. "BEAU GESTE" The movie "Beau Geste" will It te be shown in the Assembly Room, Russell House, on Monday, Oct. p 7. Times: 3, 6, and 8:30 p.m. er be -wing room in the world, we with the company that supplic ther U.S. oil company. We're ; Energy Company. with the principal U.S. affiliate y) with its 300 worldwide af hfi< company as well as intra mestici areers in exploration, product rketng and research - and ti >immediate openings for peoi: all degree levels. ut you on your own a little too it you'll always be glad you No. 1. See us on campus soon. f inlig Company Eny ia1 Opprnnrhitv Employer e 'My Girl The Temptations, makers be perforning Monday at I shows will be presented at 7 1 ing with them will he the Ma "Don't Metiis With Bill" and "M All reats are reserved at $5. 252-6530 for reservations. Ti at the auditorium box office. Profs The Richland County loard of gistration this week called a' - ntion to the lower residence re iiremen's for minis'ers and iblic school and university teach s and their spouses seeking to 09 of ites. on, le II I do b -ul ' Again u of many musical hits, will t Iowiship Auditorium. Two t .m. ard 9:15 p.m. Appear- i rvelettes. whose hits include y Baby Must Ile A Magician." 14 and $3 a ticket. Call ckets may also le purchased dan Still R register to vote in South Carolina. They can register if their resi dence is here and if they will have I ived in South Carolina for six months by the November 5 elec 'ion. For these groups there is no local residence requirement. Saturday is the final day to register for the general election. -EC lei FREI 001 a IL l ONLY 1 DAYS I TREA 2 Forl1 S THE BUE Poor Jai About A Starring Ju in Color i at 1.3.5.7.9 I >cial Work ew Grac ro Stress Ily JI HANEY Staff Writer The state of South Carolina nks last in the number of MA grees social workers per hun ed thousand people. To help alleviate this deficiency SC is establishing a graduate hool in social work, scheduled to gin classes in September 1969 ider the direction of Dr. Joseph Hlungate. The program will be basically i two-year curriculum requir ing 60 semester hours for a master's of social work. The ,ichmol will he a separate pro ressional school, accreditated by the Council on Social Education, the accrediting body for grad uate social work education. GRAD COURSES Courses will not be open to ndergraduates but will be oper 0 graduate-; in other areas. En rance rq-quirenents of the schoo nelude a satisfactory perform nre on the Graduate Record Ex miination and a I.A. from an ac redited college or university. The school is authorized t( ave a seven-member faculty. A egis ter Registration desk: will be open a he board office in the Richlan "ounty Court House, in front o [elk's on Main St. and in front o Ahe Winn-Iixie in Richland Mal The desks will be open from a.m. to 5 p..n. through Saturday. Students that will he 21 b Nov. 1 can also register to vo' I FOR EFT IN TIE GRAN) OPE. TS AT THE BURGER FAMI Chicken Di ALE Ham & C Buy( EGER FAM I Rosewood At Woodrow nie. ..He Ca nything Exce dy Geeson I F Ox I School Practical present the faculty consists of Dean Hungale; Dr. William 1). Allen, professor of social work and director of community ser vices; and )r. Maxwell A. Cook, professor of social work and di rector of field work. All three are formerly of the Uni%ersity of Texas. FIELD PRACTICE The curriculum seeks to com bine classroom instruction with practical application of class room techniques. During the first year students will attend class the first three days of the week and work with a social agency on Thursday and Fri day. While working with these agen cies the students will be given I selected cases to work with and will be supervised by their pro fessor. During the second year the procedure will he reversed. Classroom ins-ruction will be on Thur.sday and Friday and agency work on Monday. Tuesday and Friday. GREAT DINIAND The pressing need for such a school was emphasized by I)r. Cook. He stated, "There is a de mnand for 12,000 master's degree social workers each year. Schools can now develop 4,000 each year." South Carolina is one of the t few states that did not have a School of Social Work in 1967. USC once had a two-year pro r gram, but it was closed in 1954. - The school is located in tempo rary headquarters at 1619 Green Street. Permanent location for the school has not yet been de c. termined. iNG CARNIVAL OF LY%1 INN. nners 99c * Teen Burgers 45c ~ese 69c * Kollee Slush s. )re Get One Free LY INN n't Think pt GIRLS! AGRE FATTEN INC o Rf COMMINOED FOR A)UL TS ONL' (of "To Sir, With Love" and "Prudence and the Pill" fame) nroducing BARRY EVANS