Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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IS Club Orients Students By MARY TRUESDELL Staff Writer You're from where? ?-a que tion often repeated to the mer bers of the International Stude Club. The club is designed to acquai international students to camp1 life and orient them to America customs. Both foreign and exchange st dents from China, India, Thailan Latin America, Arab countrie and Europe belong to the club. The Columbia Committee f International Students aids t1 club through a host family pr gram and other committees. Katherine Siu, one internation student, has praise for the ho family program and its dinne in American homes that make h "feel more a part of things." Chang Tseu praised the oppo tunity for independent study Carolina, "a very important di ference." The Chinese Students Club, tf India Students Association ar the Organization of Arab Sti dents are independent of the Il ternational Students Club. Officers of the latter are Te Chand, president; Kit Chong, vid president; Nita Faller, treasure and Mike Iwabuch, Nancy Nur and John Kinoch, secretaries. USC Spea) Is Reactivo Students who want to tell Soul Carolinians about Carolina ca find a place in the Student Speal era Bureau. Sponsored by student govert ment, the bureau has been react vated this year to allow studen and administrators to present tb USC story to civic groups, hig schools and interested organiz; tions. Students interested in joinir can contact Harold Kirtz, secr COAT I THE TA Get re in this double dress. and cc Sizes i F, BELK OF~C SHOP MON./FRI. 'TEL 9 O THER DA YS. 9-30.6-10 k it it is ie rs St r "R imers" C The "Rimers of Eldric rt versity Theatre production now on sale in the theater College. For reservations e d Russell House Gro k Improvell ; Landscaping the front of th< n Russell House grounds this fal will complete "Phase 4" of th4 cers Bureau 5ted By SG ,h tary for intercommunity affairs n or Tom Salane, student bodi president. According to Kirtz, the hureat will attempt "to present a mor( positive image and carry the stor of the University to the genera :s community." ke It includes a 15-minute film h strip, "Into The Mainstream," ex plaining the recent growth of th( University. The film is followet g by brief speeches by students an( -'administrators on Carolina life. R1D WOLF )RESS WILL BE 1K OF THE TOWN.. ady for the town smart all-wool, -breasted coat Colors of white mel combination. to 13 40.00 SENE ON 2 SHION SECOND OLUMBIA4 1501 MAIN STREET PHONE 254.0371 ast Rehearses V" cast rehearse for the Uni Nov. 21, 22, 23. Tickets are office in room 205 Wardlaw 1l 777-4288. unds ient Plan Russell House improvement plan. I Harold Brunton, vice president for business affairs, said the land scaping will be the fourth in a five-step series of improvements, which began in the summer of 1965. The improvements are: -The addition to the west end of Russell House, completed in 1966. -The patio section in the rear of the Russell House. -The Gamecock Room to be finished soon in the renovated Confederate Room. The area that is now the Gamecock Room will I become the Golden Spur Night Club. -The landscaping in the front of the Russell House. This proj ect was delayed until the fall I planting season. I -The last project is rearrang ing the old areas, such as the GI U. S. S Young By JOE USRY Staff Writer "The American system needs to be changed from top to bottom," claimed Danny Rosenshine, field secretary for the Young Socialist Alliance, in a speech here spon sored by AWARE, the Southern S t u d e n t Organizing Committee and SDS. The speech, entitled "Student Revolt and Student Revolution Around the World," also charged that the three major presidential candidates are out of touch with the campus situation. He added, "Students are saying that adults haven't done much with society. Adults want continuity and stu dents want change." Rosenshine spoke of the rising amount of GI anti-war sentiment. He told the audience that 50 GI' marched in a demonstration in Atlanta last week, 200 GI's marched in Chicago, 500 GI's marched in San Francisco demon strating their opposition to the Continues Golden Spur or giving more space to the Craft Shop. "The discouraging thing about the three or four year project,' Brunton said, "is the horrible feel ing that as soon as we're finished we'll need to start all over again.' Brunton stated that one advan tage of the length of the project was the opportunity to modify the program while it was in progres. A Student )epository located in the Russell llouse is a tentative plan under study because of "stu (ent feedback," Ilrunton said. Tihe slowness of the project also allow.i for the correction of mis takes, he stated. le pointed to the problem of the sun being located directly hehind speakers on the patio in the late evening being eradicated soon hy the planting of tall trees behind the speaking platform. ysteniP Sociali Vietnam War. Rosenshine declared, "We can't afford to be anything else but so cialists. We can't afford to do anything else but join the interna tional socialistic movements." He Honm Dean of Men, L Eugene sents awards connected with festivities to (from left) D and David W. Rodwell of AT( Parking Lot Scheduled For Paving Calpstone parking lot will be paved in the next two or three weeks, according to Harold Illrun ton, vice president for business affairs. Previously, plans were for the lot to remain unpaved until the colPletion of a new huilding, lrunton stated, but "the rains came," causing the dirt lot to be cone rutted to the point of being dangerous and inconvenient. Paving will begin as soon as bidding for contracts is completed, >ut gravel was placed in the ruts Monday as a temporary measure. The Blossom Shop F LOR,S TS Devine and Saluda ieeds t Sa added, "It is time for take control of industi to take control of the students to take cont university." He charged the gro ecoming Cooper, pre- mill] Homecoming De rew Burslem Do 1, Anne Cole- I N Enc Interviews off ice on N. Martin Mariett for career p0s Development Opportunities associated wit Electronics an Missile Systen Martin Mariett Baltimore, Ma Florida; Whee. 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