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Imported Lambswool 16.00 Alpaca 25.00 Cashmere 35.00 Handsoeclkretaries o ild in lacko Dukewnd 2G.00Ut 65.00 WATEMOT Tradiiona dresshr urithugge dometi for men whwantto io erim sint gift cuffs r theownc ll bet reud o Frenchcffsinox ordsno bedlts inblc 100 cotonor prwnenl pr siesse 28otton.5 and olyeter.sizes 1465017, 2 -35, Golno solids,slversai n bucl stables f.00 engav ing,10.0 fulltoereerirten or lfse ack or choicebwool n, 20.00 mutioo lis 65 0 0 Traditiona haves shrts wirtheek hgge dty foor-menc who Watlook tri.00 man cuff o the Twnicilarith rgularg. Frenc cuPff- inT oxford or3 bP.M.ohso Ticket BY SALLY ZALKIN Edftor-in-Chlef There are about 6,700 student seats at each h o m e basketball game, ticket manager Ralph Floyd said this week. In answer to student complaints on the ticket situation for Coliseum games, Floyd said 7,900 seats, ap proximateiy two-thirds of the Coli seum, were reserved for students, faculty and staff. The other third went to Gamecock Club members. Only tickets that students did not claim were offered to the public. Floyd pointed out that all arena seats are student seats. "I personally saw at least 50 people that I knew were not stu dents in this area at the last game," Floyd said. "The only way they could have obtained these tickets was from students." He emphasized t h a t students selling their tickets to non-students was one of the main problems in ticket distribution. He cited ex amples of students selling tickets with their ID cards and a self-I addressed envelope. opilf.*26 ow foie YOUR I WAS Falls 39.so BEA ANAEC L BANKAMrRIWo Compla Because of lack of space, date t tickets are not available, Floyd I said. "'For every date ticket we t sell, it would mean another stu dent who could not attend the game." However, 200 date tickets have been available for married stu ients. Floyd said 400 such tickets would be available for the East Carolina game. Only one (lay is allowed for stu- E dents to pick up tickets, Floyd d said, because "there are not enough I: Christmas Anyone interested in going Christmas caroling at the State Hospital tonight is invited to meet at the Baptist Student Center, 700 Pickens St. at 5:30. At 7:30 the group will return to the Baptist Center for a tree trimming and refreshments. BAHA'I CLUB Linda Marshall, film and tele Ce Lacg ei e to 33 -k 7 9 :ATH ER'S MOU~ NEVER LIKE NEW RD & MOUSTACHE 22.50 et Us Re Your Mlagic Wan For The Holiday Season WIG KING 1116%/ Taylor Street -e Parking in Municipal Facili C'i O P urhs ints An ickets to warrant more than that." le said no more than 600 student i; ickets had been left for any game. - If a student came to the ticket 1 office the next morning when the left-over tickets went on sale, the ticket manager said, "We allowed him to get his ticket by showing his ID car. We did not make him pay for his ticket." r At the Auburn basketball game, t 00 empty seats were in the stu- 1 ent section. Floyd said tickets had e ,een picked up for all the seats. I ampus News Beat - Caroling rision performer, will speak on the Baha'i faith and its involvement n human rights tonight at 8 in -oom 207 of Russell House. The Baha'i Clu b was chartered this 1 veek with eight members. CAMPUS FLICKS "The List of Adrian Messenger," 3tarring George C. Scott, is the itudent Union movie for tonight. rhe flick is a murder mystery with % host of disguised stars. Shows ire at 3, 6 and 8:30 in the Russell House Assembly Room. PARTY AT FT. JACKSON A Latke-Chanukah p a r t y for Jewish servicemen at Ft. Jackson ind Jewish students at Carolina ,vill be held Sunday at the Jewish Community Center by the B'nai B'rith women of Columbia. Reservations should be made to Box U-5073 and those willing to ielp with talent or arrangements ire asked to call 787-4722. TOWERS' OPEN HOUSE Men's Towers student govern ment will sponsor an open house ind Christmas drop-in Sunday. Open house will be from 1-4 p.m., and the drop-in will last from 9 p.m. until midnight in the Mike Johnson lounge. Refreshments will' je served. COMMENCEMENT Commencement exercises will be held Jan. 28. Over 300 students wvill be graduated in the new Coli geum. The Faculty Committee on Commencements has suggested an abbreviated commencement without % speaker. Students will be noti Cied as to when and where to pick .ip their robes. NO FLU INCREASE According to Dr. Burnette of the University infirmary, t h e r e has been no increase in the number >f influenza cases reported to 0-' infirmary in recent weeks. While there have been numerous colds, sore throats and a few cases of rronchitis diagnosed, t h e r e has ')cen no evidence to substantiate the student rumor of an epidlemic f the so-called Hong Kong flu. MIARRIED STUDENTS All) Married students should pick up mpplications from the Student Aid ,ffice, Pendleton Bldg., for the NMarriedl Students Scholarship. The Married Students Commit TACH E THIS Wigs SET 22.so Ccuscode swered At the Maryland game, 200 seats i the student section were empty, e said. Again tickets had been icked up for all the seats. Floyd said tickets for the game were arranged so that the best seats west on a "first come-first merved" hasis. He said students could help by ot picking up tickets for games hey could not attend. He said he oped a new picture-Il) card would liminate many of the problems the epartmont now faced. PlannedI ee of the Student Union and the Vives' Club gave the scholarship or the first time last year. The award goes to a married indergraduate who needs financial tid. Deadline is Feb. 15. MORTAR BOARD Two $500 Mortar Board fellow ;hips are available for next year 'or current or graduate members )f the organization. The f o r m s ;hould be submitted to the national )ffice by Jan. 6, 1969. ENSIGNS Linda Carol Adams and Emilia Ann Timmerman w e r'e commis ;ioned as ensigns in the U. S. Navy NJurse 'Corps Dec. 3 at USC. AWARE Criticizes SCSSL South Carolina State Student Legislature is "racist and inter !sted only in the continuation of he status quo," AWARE charged n a resolution passed unanimously >y the organization (luring a Mon lay night meeting. The group attacked the failure )f SCSSL to pass a bill by Fred \Iagner of USC prohibiting the ise of state property by discrimi iatory organizations. The resolution "noted with ;hame that many of the delegates .rom the University . . . voted igainst the proposal. The failure )f this bill shows once again the lisregard for fundamental humani arian principles prevalent among he students of South Carolina." The bill was never actually ,oted on except in committee when :he author withdrew an earlier mo ion to report it out to the house ~avorably and the committee then 'otedl unanimously to report it out mnfavorably. Christmas Concert Set The 65-member USC C o n c e r t 'hoir undler ID i r ecet or A r p ad D)arazs is presenting a concert of ;acredl Christmas mi u s i c Sunday tight at 8:15 at Kilbourne Park Baptist Church. The choir w e n t caroling last iight on the Carolina Queen, wvhich vas sp)ecially (decorated for the iccasion. The t o u r included the horseshoe, several other d o r m s and the State House. NOW PLAYING MGM PR[ S(NIS AN ASSOCIATE[S AND ALDRICH COMPANY PRODUCTION Th.e LEGEND of LYLAH CLARF? KIM NOVAK- PETER FINCH ERNEST BORGNINE