Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Freshman President Optimistic "Our class can do it," declared Joe Usry, freshman class president, when asked about .the recently an nounce( plans of the freshman class. "We aren't looking to make an overnight splash," he continued. "We intend to do little t h i n g i which will involve not only the freshmen but all of Carolina's stu dent body." The freshman class is now in volved in a camnpus-wide doughnut sale. ",We're going to use our money in two ways," said Usry. "The majority of the money will go to. war(d the senior project but a por tion will be used as a treasury for the class." "We're working for a goal four years frim now because we want to leave Carolina something," com- I mented Usry. Tentative )lans for the class this semester include a city-wide hay ride, caroling on Dec. 18 and an after Christmas fund drive for Project Gratitude. Seven Nurses * Join Society The Alpha Xi Chapter of Sigma s Theta Tau, National Honorary So. 4 ciety of Nursing, inducted seven mnembrs on Dec. 3. They presented a commendation to Dean of the a Scho,l of Nursing Amy Viglione C for her efforts in getting the chap. ter established. 1p The commendation given to Dean ii Viglione also expressed apprecia- s tion for her 11 years' service to a the School. 11 Inducted into the society were L Linda Covolo, Martha Wingard, n Joe Wright, Cherie Morgan Comp ton, Cecelia Baker, Mary Michae- p leen Coyle and Janis Ann Powell. o A-' 1. You sure are my kind of 2 folksinger, Fran. "Oh, a lonely minstrel I'm meant to be..." 3. I've always 4. admired you. "Forever to roam is my destiny..." 5. But I guess you're just too 6. wrapped up with your music. "Alone, yes, alone constantly... For details about careers at Equi table, write: Lionel M. Stevens, Manager, Coll T HE QL. The Equitable Life Assurance Soc 1285 Avenue of the Americas, Nei 04 IB. IFC President David Meado the IFC Blood Drive trophy to t organization, the, the NROTC 0O Dozen Cookies YR's Sen Campus Young Republicans are ;n ponsoring a "USC Strom Thur- in iond Service Salute" to assist the .ally Support For Vietnam Per rmnel (RSVP) project to send st 00 dozen cookies to every USO in u outh Vietnam. a The group will help pay the post- I ge on the cookies by canceling -i hristmas Party. Other projects of the Young Re ublicans and RSVP include send ig Christmas cards to S. C. units tationed in Vietnam. They will lso send paper back books andi iagazines and help the Columbia - rSO entertain Ft. Jackson service ion over the holidays. 1 The Young Republicans will sup- TI ly the USO with Christmas dec rations, refreshments and stock (i Ix pi th W St en sp In gr Y'think maybe you and me could, uh, possibly... be "A-singin' my song sC: to humanity.. ." di; Pu aa perhas, smeho, th feelng mght e muuan "Without any needl fo company.. It could have been beautiful, because I just got one of the great jobs Equitable is offering college people these days. Real good pay. challenging work, and promotions that come as fast as I can earn them. Like to hear my version of "Lead Me Down the Aile, Lyle"? see your Placement Officer, or :ge Employment. JITABLE eley of the United States v York, New York 10019 /F C Equitable 198 ood Drive Tropi w presents cepting the I lie winning nan LCDR. Unit. Ac. cent of the l d Gift gifts for every serviceman re tining at the fort over the holi The group c o ll c c t e I card, inips, b(oks and magazines t e in the project by setting u booth in the iowver lobby of th -41 The Movies 'Alice B.' With M I was very pleasantly sui Toklas" w h i c h is now eater. Since Peter Sellers made decade ago in which he p ncluding the queen of a ti en completely devoted to ture he proves himself a: His films could probably 3 low budget black and whi fich launched him as an ir 'he Ladykillers," etc iich Sellers tired to play rangelove," "Casino Royal ted satires that featured I ector Clouseau series ,a S dian in "The Party." "A] Dup. I have not been a fervent cause most of his movies ripts which only offred tir, dlogue. It was sad instead< tsting his time and ours w. liIce B. Toklas" is such a s Everything in it is very g ice dealing with thc turnirl dIdle class square Jewish I. Sellers is fantastic as Fir ty ,every double-take clear at Southern California br he Graduate" and enjoyed Jo Van Fleet as the kind jars of instant coffee ever permarket, proves that be :ress, she is a good comedi And last but not least th( ig around in a flimsy blot course she is very nice t< DRD TRADE-I Staff Photo by Chuck Koster rophy for the Unit is Midship. T. L. Hostetter. Ninety-four per Unit gave blood. rio USO 's - Russell Hlous:. - Richard Hines, chairman of the project, said the service salute com ie irates Thurmond's life of pub o lic service. p WIS-TV wvill cover the mailing e of the cookies. Good Flick ario Beguiristain 'prised with "I Love You, Alice showing at the Richland Mall "The Mouse that Roared" over ayed the four main characters ny European kingdom), he has comic characterization. In this master of this art. fall into three main groups: 1) te British living room comedies ternational funnyman (such as ; 2) the multi-role period, in everyone in the movie ("Dr. a") ; and 3) the ethnically ori urm as a Frenchman in the In paniard in "The Bobo" and an ice B. Toklas" falls into this admirer of Peter Sellers mainly uffered from having very poor ad slapstick routines and trivial >f funny to see a talented comic ith poor material. That is why urprise. ood. The script is a really w itty g on of H arold Fine, an upper awyer, to the Hlippie culture. ie, e'very nuance of his pe-rson ly shows his great insight into and of Jewishness we saw in so much. of mother who keeps bringing y time there is a special at the ~sides being a great (dramatic enne. re is a sweet young thing run ise called Leigh Taylor-Young. > watch regardless of talent. lARK ?h Trai e4 USC has a number of gradual traineeships in Rehabilitatio Couns,ling available for the sprin and summer semosters. A trained ship includes a tax free living a lowance of $900 per semester I addition to full tuition and fees. Rehabilitation counselors wor with persons who are personall and econoincally dependent as result of impairments - physica mental, emotional, educational, s< cial, or cultural-to assist them i the achievement of the h i g h e s level of personal and economic ii dep.-ndence possible. Counseling is the core of the ri habilitation ) r o c e s s; howeve through rehabilitation program disabled individuals may receii Journalis] Given $2. The S c h o o I of Journalism : USC has been awarded a $2,0( grant from the Newspaper Fun, Inc. to sponsor a high school jou: nalism workshop next summer. This is the fourth year that tI School of Journalism has receivt a grant for co-sponsorship with tl Newspaper Fund of a two-wet workshop for high school public tions advisers. Workshop courses will inclu< editing, feature and sports wri ing, layout, photography, and a< vertising a n d business manag ment. Cl Ronna Carole Richman cial Student Union Chirisin shle designed. Linda Cami Get Gaii Basketball tickets for the iE Carolina game D)ec. 18 will he di15 tributed Monday, D'ec. 161. Student may' pick up tickets hehind tht Russell House starting at 8 a.n The distribution date for the Clemi son game is Jan. 3 and Jan. 1 for the E'rskine game. FASIIION SHO0W The William F arrow Squadro: of Angel Flight will present, fatshion show tomorri'ow night a 7 :30 in the Capstone C a mn p u * ONE hO0UR OR ONI (BY REQU'EST) * SPE(IAI.IST IN CLE AND) TRIMS * 24-HOl'R COIN-OP I * ShIRTS LAI'NDERE! (ON IIANGERS * GOLD SEAL. DRY (:1 WE INVITE YOU TO (O0 SI NmI N Dships M e physical restoration, vocational and t n educational training, tools, psychi- C g atr:C treatment, and maintenance - wen necessary. t Ihe master's degree program in V it rehabilitation counseling requires four semesters of full-time study C k w hich include an internship in va y rious rolhabilitation settings. a The curriculum for this program I Includes studies in counseling, psy > chology, sociology, vocational fac n tor,;, and the medical aspects of t disalbilitY. I- To be considered for a master's d o g r e e stipend in rehabilitation r counseling, a student must be eli r, gild' for admission to the USC Graduato School, be a citizen of -e the UniteI States, have the apti-, - m School) T ,000 Grants it Scheduled from June 15 to 27, 0 the workshop classes will meet in Carolina Coliseum, the new loca- s tion of the School of Journalism. lirector of the workshop is Dr. d Albert T. Scroggins, (lean of the School of Journalism at the Uni k versitV, and Dr. Perry J. Ashley, assistant professor of journalism, v is associate director. t le Several scholarship grants pay t- ing most workshop expenses will I- he available to journalism teachers a and advisers to high school pub lications. Staff I r,itimas Card Design hIohls' the( offi- of Stu<IenIt Uie~ ias Card wh ichi Ronna a check -Cam pus Newvs Beat ne Tickets tRoom. The A. nigel s w l model a t - variety of styl.s. AdImission is 25 s s cents, and p)roeeds go to the Pearl n elBuck Foundlation. S CRUCIBLE MEETING There will b~e a Crucible meeti.ng Thursday night at 8 in room 207 of the Russell House. A nyone who is imtte rested in contib uting mate - r al to the Crucible or in being onf the staff is invited to attend. s The' Studient Unmn Jmmi e forii N bi R DAY SERVICE 1 aiNlNG LEATHERIs, SI:EDES I TO P'ERFECTIONa AT NO EXTRA (:IIARCE) o .EANING; dEF RY AND) PICK UP YOURY (;RED)IT CARD Si of '-U F5E.vJun --age x nree railable udes and interests necessary for a areer as a professional counselor. For ad<itional information about he USC program in rehabilitation ounseling, call 777-8131 or write )r. Hubert M. Clements, School f I-'ucation, University of South 1arolina, Columbia, South Caro na 29208. itill Time Fo Enter Fourney There are still a limited number f spaces available for entry in iv Student Union Bridge Club ournament. T h e tournament is pen to all USC students. Entrants will participate in a L,ries of campus tournaments to etermine a contestant in the re ional tournament. The Student Union is also spon >ring a series of bridge parties n %ednesdays at 8 p.m. in the ussell House Card Room. The rst of these parties will be to iorrow night. A b r i d g e tournament not in lved in the selection of a con -stant for the regional contest will e held Thursday night from 7:15 11. This tournament is open to 11 LSC students. For further information contact like Etu or Greg 'Mackcy. 'hoto by Chief Photographer Chip Galioway er J arts committee, presents of 850 for winning the f,(mtest. Monday inight is "The Ugly American," arring AlarIon Erandi. Thursday :ghtl's motvie will lie "The Cranes r-e Flvmg." a Russian drama of to lovr. taught in thle events of '11-191.li BROAD)CA.STING GUILD The Broadclast ing G u i I d will 'et tom rr w niht at 8 in room Ro Russ I touset. Mlembers h:itttndedi the recent South isttern Rtg itnal (Con ference of the ational TBradcaster will for a mefl to disu pU5 roblemis facing e broadlcastoiig i ndust ry. T hi ul ic is invited(. Refresh. ents wd be servtd after a brief ismness meeting. LIBRARY IIOURS The following schedule has been mnounced for alcKissick and Un rgradluAte libraries during the astas hlidiays. Beginning Fri ty, I ec. 20) the libraries will be >on from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. except r Sundlays, Tuesday, IDec. 24 and ednesdlay, Dec. 23 when they will closed. They' will also be closed itu rday, D)ec. 21, Wednesday, Jan. and Saturday, Dec. 28 when ey will close at 1 p.m. ECCLES 'HIGH TIE' The "High Time for Questions" TV program Dec. 17 will have guest D)r. William Eccles, head the USC Department of Com-. ter- Science, w-ho will answer lestions on "The Computer in ou F-utur-e." Panelists will be taron Baker- andI Carol Faircloth Dentsville H igh S e h o o 1 and tsan Norris and Charles White Greenville H igh School