Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Proposals that will be discussed include participation in the national moratorium on "business as usual" Oct. 15. The par ticipation is expected to include a memorial vigil for the war dead and a petition drive in the com munity against continuation of the war. Dr. John Scott Wilson of the CjiS ces an SCN check to the Carolina n the Coliseum Main Street... ur personalized free Gamecock rolina students. L RANK of money" has little to do w veIl-heeled look. Our definition substantially on built-up spc vn are but two from Davisor PICK CAME CARD orium' today history department is faculty advisor LOST LITERARY WORKS "Dearly Beloved," a short story by F Scott Fitzgerald, and a review of Sherwood Anderson's "Story Teller's Story by Ernest Hemingway were both discovered by Dr. Mathew J. Bruccoli. They are featured in the 1969 Fitzgerald-Hemingway Annual, first in a series of volumes. "It had simply vanished until I published it in the Annual," Bruccoli said of the 1925 Hemingway review. It provides a background for the feud between Hemingway and Anderson, he added. "Unfortunately the Fitzgerald work had tended to obscure the Hemingway review--they're both important," he said. TGA Town Girl's Association is planning a year of activities for off campus women students. "The main thing we want to accomplish is to provide an area in which women can involve them selves," Ann Clamp, president of TGA, said. The group plans to hear speakers from Planned Parenthood and Crippled Children of S.C. A project called West Columbia Districting is also underway. It is designed to give all non-resident Carolina girils with a list of girls in*theii Areas. Yearly activities also include parties with Town Men's Asscoiation and serving as hostess at the Fort Jackson Hospital 's recreation hall. ean br.h VA RON: re..iear Ith fall '69's revolutionary is stacked in your fashion rts spiced with gleaming 's Shoe Salon, first floor. UP YOUR US CREDIT TODAY. He's on Patrolman Arthur H. Pulli Department displays a slight escort the Gamecock band ti Frat ple, Alpha Tau Omega's pledges are: Van Wildenson, Charleston, Jimmy Woods, Greenville, Jimmy Smith, Fayetteville, N.*'C., Danny Kingsfury, Myrtle Beach, Jack An derson, Savannah, Ga., Lurry McCoy, Jacksonville, Fla., Dennis Dabbs, Chanin, Carl Bebber, Danville, Va., Roy Floyd, Conway, Tom Reames, Conway, Kimm Dempesis, Charleston, Spots Glazebrook, Columbia, Jim Robertson, Spartanburg, Teddy McKelvin, Charleston, Cary Roof, Columbia, and Paul Shaw, Florence. Chi Psi Phillip Wylie N6ely, Lancaster, Paul Roger Blocker, N6rth Augusta, William Arthur Hawley, Columbia, 'Imas Randall Jones, Virginia Reach, Va., James Province Pascal, Wes't Columbia, David Hampton Jordan Jr., Mullins, NiceDoger Few, Anderson, Joseph Benjamin Brunson, Jr., Aiken, Stanley Marcellus Renick, N6wberry, Thomas Eugene Hair. Aiken James William Carr, Aiken. Howard David Lundgren, Jr., Bridgeton, N.J. 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Chapel Hill. N:C., David S. Draffin. Columbia. Howard E. Nicholson. Charlotte. N'C., Mike Gorman. Columbia. Douglas Martin.Columbia.David Robinson. Greenville. Frank B. Lee. Florence. Ray A Hammett. Belton, Billy K. Phillips, Jr., Lynchburg. Va.. Steve Dennis. Columbia. Frank Fite. Jr., Charlotte. N:C. James R Lehfeldt. Coral Gabies. Fla . Jeffery J. L*nar. Oil City. Pa.. Doug Truslow. Winnsboro. Dan Parler, Lancaster. Hugh Golson. Savannah, Ga.. Bill Ellis, Greerwille. Doug Clark. Beaufort, Ronald A. Stanton. Georgetown. Larry Royal. Virginia Beach. Va.. Bernie Lynch. Bethlehem. Pa . and Steve Johnson, Columbia Phi Epsilon Pi Garey Macera. Tom Smotherman. Tom Monahan. Dennis Fisher. Gerald Silver. Jack Praeter. Joe Widener and Kim Baetfer Pi Kappa Phi LeBaron Coble. Raleigh. NC., Edward Craig. Columbia. Bill Heacox. Greenville. Tom Howell. Aiken. Rod Jernigan. Columbia. Jim Jordan. Bennettsville. Wesley Lathery. Greenville. Bill McDonnell. Ocean City. N.J.. David Mixon. Clinton. Jim Peterson. Greenville. Manley Sanders. Sumter. Jim Stexar t. Greenville. Doug Tomas. Newport News. Va . Will Watson. Columbia Pi Kappa Alpha David H Manasgvan. N J . Chuck Howard. Rosemonn. PA.. Peter A Kanazes. Columbia. Richard Gehrmngler. Livingston. N J . Philhip Dowling. Covington. La .David lngalls. Submarine Sand Beer o POSSESSION & CONSUM~ SET 1632 SUMTER STREET I Downtown NOW THER] -INTERh House of TO BE * 14 DIFFERENT INTEli * 17 EXOTiC EGG [ * 24 PROVOCATIVE * 7 WONDERFUL , * 14 TASTY SANDWICI 4467 Devine St.-Ph. 787-85q (At Ft. Jackson Blvd.) 1031 Assembly St. - Ph. 254 Graduate students organize Two groups are intitiating programs on their own in interest of the often overlooked graduate student. The Graduate Political Science Club and the Graduate Club of the School of Social Work, both recently organized, have elected steering committees pending adoption of constitutions and elections of regular officers. According to F.K. Jones, a graduate student in the political science department, the purposes of the Graduate Political Science Club will be to give the students a chance to become acquainted outside the classroom and to sponsor guest speakers at the regular club meetings. "Another benefit," states Jones, "is the opportunity to learn from the bull sessions at the meetings as much as we learn in class." The Graduate Club of the School of Social Work hopes "to serve as a liason between faculty and students," says Mrs. Gloria Jones, a member of the sterring com mittee. The group will also attempt to be of help to the community and to influence social legislation, she added. ounced Richmond. Va., Rich Broome. Springfield. Va., Douglas Fisher. Wilmington, Del , John Armhew. Richmond. Va.. Frewen Wilson. Lynchburg. Va., Harold Unger, N6rfolk. Va., Sandy Toone. Richmond, Va., Gerald Poyo, Buenos Aires. Argentina. John Hedlund. Annandale, Va., Thomas Holloway, An nandale. Va.. James Burrell, Easley. Walter Cappedge, Atlanta. Ga., David Donmoyer, N6rth Charleston. S.C., Michael Burnhamm. N6wton Centre. Mass.. James Belk. Rich mond. Va., John Chewning, Richmond, Va.. Crictet Creighton. Mullins. Werner Minshall. Chevy Chase, Md.. and Burke Hayes, Chevy Chase. Md. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Jim Hart. Columbia. Cris Hoener, Bristol. Va. Tommy Hartzog, Gaffney. Rob Pratt, Summerville. Woody Sharpe. Columbia, Fred Copp, Charlotte and Bill Bundy, Clio. Sigma Chi: Tom Pate, Burlington, NC., Herbert Ames, Florence. Lauren NAuss. Florence. Smittv Nhuss, Florence, Doug James. Sumter. Max Poteet. Morgantown, N'C., Tommy Maynard. Charleston. Bill Johnson. Charleston, Doug Boulware. Columbia. steve Mitchell. Atlanta, Bill Black. Greensboro, N'C. Door Page. Greensboro, N't Phil Pruitt. Anderson. Pat W ungo. Anderson. and Wayne Roper. N6rth Augusta Sigma Phi Epsilon Jim Krzywicki. Saugus. Mass . Bill Pruett. Gastonia, N C.. Tom Timberlake. Columbia S C , Bob Gillespie. Orangeburg. Tom Carter. Columbia. Les Hipp. Newberry, Jeff Pereky. N6rth Brunswick, N.J . Phil Brash. Sea Girt. N.J.. J.R Watts, Scarsdale. N'Y., Neil Brown, Kimberton. Pa.. Frank Cleveland. Atlanta. Rick Staten. Pompono Beach. Fla., Jim Wright. Columbia. Mac Johnson. St George. Mike Golden. Red Bank. N J . Dick Michel. Little Silver. N J , Kyle Meadows. Columbia. Joe Shular. Greenville. G ary Gillespie. New Canaan. Conn . Alan Luckett, Alexandria. Va . Craig Hearon. Gaffney. Terry Cleary. Ft Cambell. Ky , Bruce Beall. Columbia. and Billy Lawry. Columbia Pledges for Kappa Sigma. Phi Kappa Sigma and Sigma Nu wsill be announced in the next issue wiches and Pizza n Tap iPTION PERMIT NO. 234 UPS 254 'HONE RESTAURANT 254.9674 LOUNGE 254.9552 E ARE TWO!i IATONAL Pancakes fIR SERVE YOU .. . NATIONAL DINNERS ISH ES PANCAKES V'AFFLES HIES 6 LOOK FOR THE RE Si AU RANT WITH THE BRIGHT BLUE ROOF