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jNegro 'A To View The Rev. Channing Phillips, th first Negro to be placed in nom ination as presidential candidat 'Ban SDS' Proposal Is Studied 'I'he resolution introduced to th Inter- F r a t e r n it y Council oi AWARE's affiliation w it h Stu (ents for a Democratic Society ha been sent to committee after vot ing by the individual social fra ternities. IF FC President David Meadov explained that the resolution wa sent to committee for rewordinj a n id re-evaluation. T h e petitio: asks that the Student Affairs Com mittee refuse to charter a SD.' chapter ol Campus. I'SC Young Republican presi dient Richard Hines Tuesday d nied reports last week by promot 4rs of another anti-SDS petitio that the YR organization as suel was circulating the second petitior Are You In Air Forci 2 Year I APPLY TO BARNWE PRIOR TO I wra in'i A Puritan'I Automatic Wash an Luxurious Aquaknil er. Perfect combli warmth. Automatic some color choice. HEDRI( 718 So 5;i rominee' Election a of a major political party, wil - Iladdress the 14th annual meetinj b of the South Carolina Council oi Ifunian Relations tomorrow. Phill. s was nominated by th, Black Caucus of the Democrati National Convention last Augus in Chicago. Phillips' banquet a d d r e s s oi "The Future of Bi-Racial Coopera tion in View of the Election" wil end a day of workshops held b the SCCHUR at the new Edens Li E brary at Columbia College. Phillips is the director of th - Housing Development Corporatio1 in the i District of Columbia. - The workshops begin at 1 :3 i.m. with a special session on hun ger in South Carolina. Others are on political actior s police-community relations, schoc lesegregation and freedom of resi i dence. Theme of the conference i "Alternatives to Apartheid." Student admission for the work shops and Phillips' banquet speec - is $3.50 and for the workshop - alone, 50 cents. 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Date ;ame!! it Groucho's or ; a Gamebag! )rders Requested DINTS DELICATESSEN n Columbia - 252-1963 Five OVER 100 FRI TO SERVE ) . e ce Bark: Paint Fiv' join the 'in" crow< GO FORMAL to the dance You can rent everything for that big evening... the newest styles... the right accessories. Our staff will see that you're dressed impec cably. Make your date for the dance. Then, come in and select your formal. FORM WEAR FOR Mt 707 blnden se.* fa.s 2534 FIvE POINTS Journal By Uni Levona Page, governmental af fairs writer for The State, and Jack Bass, Columbia Bureau Chief of the Charlotte Observer, were honored Tuesday night by USC journalism organizations. Theta Sigma Phi, national wom en's professional journalism orga nization, chose Miss Page as Out standing Newspaperwoman of 1968 in South Carolina, and S i g m a Delta Chi, professional journalism society, selected Bass as News paperman of the Year in the state. Both are members of the orga nizations which honored them, both ar-, journalism graduates of the University of South Carolina and both have worked on the s a m e newspaper staff. .\iss Page was a1 chartTr m11 her of Theta Signia Phi whein it was formed at thi USC School of Fall Play Presented Nov. 21-22 'TIhe University Theater will prt svnt its fall production, "The Rim ers of ElIdritch," Nov. 21-2:. ii Drayton Hall, at 8:15 p.m. Admis r sion is 54) cents for students, 7 cents for faculty, and $1 for th, public. The "Rimers of Elr4li-itch" is modern drama set in a small mid western town. Commenting (on t h i upcominj pro-duction oni- veteran cast mem her said, "It's the best show we'v done in years. From the beginninj it has clicked and worked. The pla: is rally encouraging because i was so wIl written and it's dif ferent from anything we've done. She went on to say that "It' controversial; it's trite to say it i explosiv and gripping but it i! and I think if anyone leaves thi performance without being real]; mnoved4, then he's no more than log." Points V ENDLY AND COURTEOUS "OU DURING THE HOLIDA .,A. 'O4 *,~ O P tors'o G PontrV ists Hor versity 4 Journalism in 1963, and Bass was. ai initiated into Sigma Delta Chi in jo 1967 while he was a part-time fac ulty member of the journalism H school. st Linda Jo Mangum. president of st Theta Sigma Phi, said, "In choos- bi ing Miss P a g e as Outstanding ti Newspaperwoman in South Caro lina, Theta Sigma Phi considered J her exceptional work in the field so of governmental affairs reporting, p Benedict's Speaks Tt Noting that this was a rare op- t portunity for him to speak to so ( many young people of his faith, e Dr. Benjamin Payton of Benedict d College opened the .14th annual Haptist Student U n i o n (BSU i Convention last weekend at the First Baptist Church. APPr'oimately 130 Carolina stu dents w -re among the 240 attend ing tle convention co-sponsored by the Carolina and Columbia College BSU's. fline of the BSL projects is mis sionary work. Four Carolina stu dents or f o r m e r students who I served as student missionaries last ( summer spoke Saturday. This summer, six students will I -work in drama and m u s i c at Myrtle Beach for four weeks, and then they will spend the rest of - the summer visiting churches in I the state. In addition, there will t rhe sent one r presentative each to i - Alaska a n d the Dominican Re public. The convention passed a resolu- i Campus N Loan Reqi Si Applications for financial aid 1 for the s p r i n g semester, 1969, should be submitted to the Director iliage MERCHANTS Y SEASON ... FREE PARKING Centrally Located Only 4 Blocks From Campus ofj 5 Points (are ready to hepyou iteith your (Christmzas needs! llage TRADITION b, ENRO and SWEA b, JANTZEN ai TRADITIO! b, KINGSI PALM HASPE COPELA iored Groups ,i area often dominated by male >urnalists." Sigma Delta Chi president Ken are, who presented the award, Lid Bass's coverage for the Ob !rver of the violence at Orange irg earlier this year was one of ie reasons for the SDX selection. Hare pointed out that Columbia ournalism Review cited the Ob ,rver's coverage as the best of the apers in this area. Payton BSU ion through the Race Relations 'tmmittee urging that all Baptist hurches in the state open their oors to Negroes. Art Students Win Awards At State Fair Eight University art students -eceived awards at the 1968 South arolina State Fair. Hoyt Simmons won the first rize in sculpture, James Brown flaced second andi William Brown Lnd Sylvia Ady tied for third. James Brown also took third )lace in ceramics, John Zurlo won hird place in graphics and also -ec,ived an honorable mention in ;culpture. Warren Johnson got an ionorable m e n t i o n in oils and vatercolors. ews Beat iests Due if Student Aid by Dec. 1. Pro grams affected include the Na tional Student Defense Loan, Gua ranteed Loan Program, Nursing Student Loans, Cuban Loan Pro gram andi the College Work-Study Program. Students submitting ap plcations after Dec. 1 cannot be assured that their application will be processed. STUDENT UNION FLICK The Student Union movie for Monday and Tuesday nights is "A Big Hand for the Little Lady," a 'omedy western starring H e n r y F' o n dI a, Joanne Woodward and Jason Robards. Shows are at 3, 6 indl 8:30. PI MU EPSILON Pi Mu Epsilon, honorary mathe natics fraternity, will meet Tues lay at 7:30 p.m. in the Wyman L. Williams Room on the second floor f Sloan College with Dr. Phillips of the math department as the g-uest speaker. MILE-OF-PENNIES Arnold Air Society and Angel Flight will hold a mile-of-pennies project at Richland Mall Saturday. The money collected by the two organizations will help pay for the service p)rojects t h e y co-sponsor each year. They will sponsor a unit in Vietnam under the RSVP pro gram and a Christmas party for children f r o mn a Columbia or phanage. G;OLD)EN SPUR The Golden Spur will present the "Original Entertainers" Fri (lay and Saturday, Nov. 22-23. The "Entertainers" ar-e one of a num her of groups which the Golden Spur w ill pr-esent this semester. lAL SHIRTS WREN, Ltd. LTERS Y 'td PURITAN 4AL SUITS llDGE BEACH LND CO. N STHEET