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'Parting Is Two memhers of the Nat who will present 'Othello' i scene from last year's presen STARTS WEDNESDAY t 2: ul UIN AcCAEMY A hARD : Hlethi RAB LCNAI R ARTHUR OINNE[i FmoSm A PAIA904 COW00010H WEDNE Staff Photo by Mike Tyler Such .. . ional Shakespeare Company, ere Friday, are shown in a lation of 'Romeo and Juliet.' Campus I New I The Student Union may soon be no more. The Union Board of Governors and Executive B o a r d voted to change the organization's name to the University Union. The action requires approval of Vice Presi (lent Charles H. Witten. The change follows USC partici pation at a r e e e n t conference where it was recommended that unions change names to university or college unions. tTNION TOURNEYS The Student Union will be spon soring t a bl e t e n n i s, billiards, bridge, and chess tournaments Dec. 7-12. The winners will compete in the Association of College Unions regional games at USC-C Feb. 20 22. Anyone interested in competing may pick up applications at the 417 Pints Given The semi-annual Inter-Frater nity Council Blood Drive gathered 417 pints of blood( from 670 v'ol unteers. The trop)hy winners will be an nouncedl on November 15. DAY and TI 15-4:00 -5:30 -7:15 and Faculty Discoi urence 0 'ILLIAM SHAKESPEAF 3X1i 'Interna Activiti( Plans were announced today by i Tek Chand, president of the Inter- i national Students Club, for the I first International Week at the University, Nov. 18-Nov. 23. Features of the week will in clude an art exhibit, a foreign film festival, an international gift ba zaar and foreign snack bar and the annual international banquet. The bazaar will feature g i f t s from all over the world at an ideal time for Christmas buying. These are items which are not available in local stores. Many have been brought to the campus especially for the sale by the 150 foreign stu dents attending the university. A special feature (luring the ba I zaar will be the foreign snack bar on the Russell House Patio where international students will prepare and serve pastries and other deli cacies native to their own lands. The bazaar will be in the Russell House cafeteria and will be open from noon to 5 p.m. Nov. 21-22, and Nov. 23, from 9 a.m. to noon. At the banquet will be found the foods of all lands, along with Vews Beat Inion? Russell House Information Desk before Dec. 2. LIBRARY SCHEDULES The McKissick and Cooper li braries will operate on the follow ing schedules during the Thanks giving holidays: Wednesday, Nov. 27, regular hours; T h u r sdy closed; Friday, 9-5; Saturday, 9-1; Sunday, 6-11; M o n d a y, regular schedule. AWARDS BANQUET Theta Sigma Phi and S i g m a Delta Chi professional journalism societies will have their annual awards banquet tonight at 7 at The Forum Restaurant. The SDX Newspaperman of the Year and Theta Sig's Outstanding Newspaperwoman of t h e Y e a r awards will he presented. ART DISPLAY A collection of contemporary prints from Yugoslavia is on dis play at the Gallery Lounge in Rus sell House. The international ex change exhibit is sponsored by the \Memorial Union of Oregon State IUniversity. The display, consisting mostly of modern prints, will be shown through Nov. 23. IURSDAY - 9:00 ant $1.00 livier 0~ tional as Ann nternational entertainment inclui ng songs, dances and customs < he world. Tickets for the banquet whi< vill be at 7 p.m., Nov. 23, may 1 )ought from officers of the I ernational Students Club, fro V. J. Ledeen, foreign student a< iiser, in the Pendleton Buildin nd Berkeley Egenes, Box U-131 Tickets also will be available -he bazaar. All profits from the bazaar w When They Last Saturday night C hed when lie took a showei shower on the third floo room). Over an inch of w4 room hefore it drained u workers closed the shower, the pipes and ceilings, hij leaks. Anyone Ketchuptown, Honey - Sa - Ho Swamp, Sapp's Cross Roads a Pompion Hill are s o m e of t names discussed in the curre issue of Names in Houth Ca rolii Volume XV of the annual jot nal has just been p)ulished byt D epartment oif E n g I i s hi. Pr Claude HI. Neuffer is editor. Sonie of the feature articles For Meal-Time Majors/ A Thcusand SATURDAY, DEC. 28.*1 p Jose Feliciano e Country Joe Buffy Saint. Marie * Chuck BE McCoys e John Mayall's E Booker T. and The M.G.'S. Fleetwood Mac SUNDAY, DEC. 29-1pm ISteppenwoif * Jr. Walker anc Butterfield Blues Band * Flal Marvin Gay. e Joni Mitchell Richie Havens * James Cotc H. P. L ovma Week' ounced I- he used to benefit the World Uni f versity Servico and the Interna tional tudents Loan Fund. These d are the only channels t h r o u g h >e which students aid other students i- in less-advantaged areas of the m world. I- The entir week is jointly spon g, sored by the International Stu 0. dents Club, the Student Union In it ternational Committee, the Student i Religious Association and the Stu 11 (lent YMCA-YWCA. a 'Iie f Staff Photo by Mike Tyler shower, It Pours raven Hlamfmondl was lying in -Water p)ouredl downi from the1 r of Tenament 24 (above his iter collected on the floor of his y the first floor. Maintenance mo~ppedl the floors, and "fixed" < t Ilamnd( says the pipe still USC Publicationi E Vver Hear ok' the issue deal with names in Mul ndl lins andl Barnwell, Kershaw, Hor he' ry, D)orchester, Clarendon, Lancas nt ter' andl Charleston counties. a. Other special articles are about * 18th century Presbyterian churches he in t he u p p e r st a1 t e, Colonial >f. churches in the low country andl dliscontinuedl post offices in the in state. CHICKEN Reg. 95 Complete With: Fl ROLLS AND 3 BURGER F"J Rosewood anc A &W DR: Beitline and Two Notch - Des I'.' AT GULFSTPJ i WOnders and a Three I n.-10pm MONDAY, DEC. 30.1 and the Fish e Jose Felic ia no e C a rry e The infinite Turtles e Iron Butterfly e luesbreakers e Ian and Sylvia * The Gr SDino Valentee Lloyd Quartet e Sweet Grateful Dead 10 pm PLUS EVERY DAY: The 1968 InvitatIonal Walking I the All Stars e Ti-Leaf Slide; Hundreds of Arts tand Scruggs a Warm Tropical Sun and a Full The Boxtops e Grove; Wandering Musicians; I in Blues Band e Things to Buy and Eat: 20 Acr< Beautiful Gardens; Wods Fi StrtophricBalons;Kaei -At The Movies '2001' A With Mari, By now you have probably he )dyssey." Pro4ably one of our f uring the summer saw it elsewhi bout it all the time. "2001" is thf It's sheer beauty and fantastic f they were shot on location wou t a place among the classics of tanley Kubrick achieved with thi rideed, a complete revolution in ( It would be futile to try to d hort notice as this one. It is, to m vork that can be taken as a v tatement as well as a personal e> )o see it ; you will be forced to tal If "Space Odyssey" seemed to nost of "Barbarella" looks as if it nd Jane Fonda's apartment in I The interplanetary adventures irst conceived by Jean Claude vho created them in a comic strir dults." That was at the time w nd the word "camp" was being r n telling that "Barbarella" made amous, but rich as well. Four years later Dino de Lau nogul, got Roger Vadim to dire< n the role of the space heroine. ector of whom you may have heal 3ardot as an international sex sy In "Barbarella" he repeats his he not only is naked and sexy, >ut funny and interesting as fem The rest of the cast is compo. eem to have been cast in some s ional tokenism. There are two "i i'rance, Italy, and the U. S. who p of specially contrived situations n a sex machine to skiing on a )ulled by some sort of monstrou "Barbarella" is a spoof, a par ,ou can call it. The script by T4 'Candy" and "Dr. Strangelove" )f witty lines and is the closest i >ook itself. I am sure that "Barbarella" wi money for the producer, turn Jan if the seventies, and, in short, i vith it very happy. It's too bad i rested for mature audiences. xplains Its Origin Of 'Ketchi H i s t o r y Prof. Daniel H1ollis ty writes about names on the Old wa Campus at the University. There is an unusual poem by professor at t hi e U'niversity of loc South l)akota, in an article called, s 'A Rhyme, And a R e as on for C Namiing Ou r Rivers.''" A list of names taken from coun-C - - - iro Sai Co1 Col an< Col DINNER BOX di of c, Now 69ci Gr, ENCH FRIES, COLE SLAW, An PIECES OF CHICKEN. Ro Ri' MILY INN Tro Woodrow at IVE -INS 15 ine and Ft. Jackson Blvd. cir 43 ni P# FESTIVJ ~AM PARKS Day 00Iaue Of E0eautifL pm - 10 pm 15DIC ined Heat * The*MAIP rhe Joe Tex Revue NO IKT assroots e CharlesUNOTIKTS inspirations e The N.TCESJ Catfish Derby; The Giant girntedlv yc and Crafts Displays; The 3lae thnDc9,I Miami Moon; Meditation Nam _____ Ilue Meanies on Parade;3 s of Hidden SurprIses in Adrs atletocSkdvr,I Ci %Dty scopi Elehant Classic 9 Beguiristain ird about "2001: A Space riends who left Columbia are and came back talking .t kind of a film. special effects that look as Id be enough to guarantee cinema, but what director s film is a very rare thing ommercial film-making. iscuss this film in such a y critical ability, a master .ry universally important ,perience. By all means do k about it. be filmed in outer space, was shot in Roger Vadim 'aris. f this super-woman were Forest, a French painter format for "sophisticated hen Pop Art was a craze -defined. There is no need Monsieur Forest not only entiis, Italy's super movie t his newly acquired wife Vadim is that French di d, who catapulted Brigette mbol in the fifties. success with Jane Fonda. and there is a difference, - actresses can be. ;ed of talented actors who ort of intentional interna tame actors" from Britain, ut Miss Fonda in all kinds that range from torture n icy surface while being ; fish. ody, a satire, or whatever !rry Southern, who wrote mong other things, is full .hing to reading the comic 11 please its audience, make Fonda into the sex symbol nake everybody connected t's only a comic strip sug rptown'? maps of the S. C. State High y )epartment asks readers for p in explanations of origins. t few of the names and their itions are L i g h tw o od Knot tool in Aiken County, Susybole -ek in Chester County, Terrible -ek in Fairfield County, Grid -i Chapel in Georgetown County. nple Branch in Greenw ood anty, Flat Rough in Laurens anty, Musterground Mountain 0 e o n e e County, Scratchnoe amp in Orangeburg C ou n ty, sty Branch in Sumter County I Nanny Mountain in Y or k anty. leaders also are asked to pro e information about the origins these names, among others: lammet Br id ge Road n e ar ser, White City Park Road in derson County, Blind T i g e r Id in Greenville County, Dead 'er in lower Richland County, g ar Hill Lane in Columbia, >tle Hill in Aiken and Hog Bluff Bluff ton. J,ames in South Cariolina, in its h year of publication, has a :ulation of more than 1,000 in states. IL I MusnIc mmmmqa UNT COUPON uscu )P FESTIVAL PIAMI, FLORIDA 33101 AT.. DEC. 28 0 $6.00 Ea.U UN., DEC. 29 @ $6.00 Ea.U ON.. DEC. 300@$6.00 Es.U mission (tickets at the door, -....n check or money 'ami Pop FestivaI:." e management does not n orders postmarked 68 Za __ I mammmmmU