Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ODK in C Nine students. two professors, the director of the Baptist Student Union and a USC trustee were tapped into Omicron Delta Kappa Friday during the intermission of the Dionne Warwick Concert. ODK. a national honorary leadership fraternity, inducted William Herbert Bundy. Milton F. Capps. .John Rondell Clarke, Robert Raymond Eakins, Charles M. Ferguson. Michael L Fox and Archie Willis Gaines. Also tapped were Robert ( illiam iavey. Thomas .Jackson WIadgett, Dr. Arpad Daraz. Dr. WANTE ENil BzY6 honc gliseut Fredrick H. Giles, Jr.. 0. Woody lammett and Michael J. Mungo. Bundy. a senior in pharmacy, has served as student body treasurer at USC-Lancaster and is now vice president of the student chapter of the American Phar maccutical Association. He has worked on both The Gamecock and the Garnet and Black. His GPR is 2.800. Capps. journalism major. is a memher of Sigma Delta Chi and has worked on the Gamecock. ie is an officer in the Arnold Air Society and is also chief of the . FOR ASS UD. COMMITTINI WITH CHOC I 61insa Eun -TIME J "nutt " triutni -LOOK M WOODY ALLEN'S ALLENDHEH INGERS MEN WERE 1 "A WINNER!"~ "SENSATIC "EXCITINI SHWR SL !- AVISJRaDdd, OM ITS RESERVED S IOUS PERFORMANCES e NG *"UE NT CARDS Wrs ti n cer Wing Information Service of the campus Air Force ROTC. His GPR is :.01. Clarke. a senior majoring in history, is a member of Phi Eta Sigma and Delta Sigma Pi. he has served as the chief justice for Columbia Hall's Judicial Board and is currently a hall counselor at Bates House. lie participated in freshman football and track. His GPR is :1.1W. .Eakins. a senior majoring in economics. is a member of Phi Eta Sigma and Omicron Delta WULT, ARMED ROI 3 A LEWD AND I OLATE PUDDING. Rely AGAZINE ness shant" AGAZINE hONW at 'SWEET CHI ALL... HEIR BUSINE WCDS RADIO NAL"~, -o "BOGS" 3 I"=UNf GREAT"-' LEY MacJAMN1 Soenplay by Pt lii S1011 D.'e<led an Cho eog skd by 808 Produyced by 806(R A81NMUR om~ lPhe Ne.. Ioa Slage or oda .on 0o Mue by C? COIIM 1 yr et byDOI0R0f MT $0 5l g nd C i gah Based iso ai or .enatie,y byf(D 0?C0fiLt t J.IIIPIIUt 1 ItI and Prod.cddby' fR?l (AR C ? M1&IARll6 AA'1VtRSAt Py(lURI IICHig'(Otoey* PANAViSIOu O e e.*d ai ~ o d ai 0 ob eo.'., y EAT ROADSHOW ENC FIRST TIME AT POPULAR 12 -2:15 -4:30 A 7:05 -9:30I S irteen emony Epsilon. an economics fraternity. Ile is comptroller of Sigma Phi Epsilon, a social fraternity, and on Inter-Fraternity Council. His GP is 3.55. Ferguson. a candidate for a Ph. D. international studies, holds a department fellowship and is a member of the International Accociation. At the University of North Carolina as an un dergraduate he was a Moorhead Scholar and a Distinguished Military Graduate. His GPR is :1 504). IBERY AND MMORAL DANCE eel IRITY' SS ! IIIABAN IONABAN:~ AGEMENT PRICES FOX E... "6a Fox, a junior international studies major, is a member of Phi Eta Sigma and the Arnold Air Society. He is on the USC swim ming team and is secretary treasurer of the Block C Club. He also has been a delegate to the S.C. State Student Legislature. His GPR is 3.77. Gaines, a senior in pharmacy, is a member of Phi Eata Sigma and the South Carolina and American Pharmaceutical Associations. He has served as chairman for various committees of the Baptist Student Union. His GPR is 3.183. Harvey is also a senior majoring in pharmacy and a member of the Aimerican Pharmaceutical Association. He is president of the Neuman Federation and is a member of Alpha Phi Omega service fraternity. His GPR is 3.837. Padgett, a junior accounting major. is secretary of Delta Sigma Pi and is business manager of the Gamecock. He is currently a student senator and is also a member of Kappa Sigma KaDDa. Dr. Daraz is an assistant professor in the Department of Music. He is director of the chorus which performed in Europe this summer. He is also advisor to Phi Mu Alpha. symphonic music fraternity. Giles is an associate professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy. He is a member of Phi Mu Epsilon. Sigma Xi and the American Physics Association. He is state coor dinator of High School Physics Association. Hammett is the director of the USC Baptist Student Union. He is a member of the Board of Directors for the Metropolitan Education Association and the Carolina YMCA. He is also chairman for the Faculty Housing Committee. Mungo is a member of the University Board of Trustees and a professor emeritus in the College of Businesss Administration. Centrex s being COT 'Almost all of the problems with our Centrex Phone System have either been corrected or are being worked on." according to George Key. the University's Director of Communications. Entire banks of numbers have periodically gone dead at Bates House, causing frequent an noyance This breakdown is at tributed to overloading, says Key. and is being corrected. Columbia Hall has provided additional pr'oblems to the system. These are being solved rapidly. however The Centrex system was extended to Columbia Hall to climate the problem of reaching a resident The system was provided. Key' says. "due to the kindness of the phone company." This typew of tie-in usuially requires a three-year contract. The University has plans for Columbia Hall for only two more years. however The telephone c'ompany has agreed to extend the se'rvice on a y'ear to year basis. Columbia Hall directories ''will be issued within the next thirty days" announced Kev Although distribution will be on a limited basis. "anyone who needs one will rec(eive one." he added Kev announced also that a new telephone building is in Carolina's near future ''While our present equipment is not obsolete. it will be completelv replaced by 1971." he said '"There will be a new telephone' bhilding to house the new' equipment' ( arolina' s telephone operators National General Pictures Presents "BAY OF ANOfIt" ODK ta Chuck Dallara :::--.:::: News Folk Tha celebratio The St udent Religious Association is planning a Folk Thanksgiving celebration on the Russell House patio tonight at 7. Students of all religious faiths are invited to attend According to loan Burke. president of the Student Religious Association. the celebration will be centered around a program of folk music provided by the members of the different religious orginizations on campus. Iystem rec ted really put in a day's work Each handles approximately 80 calls an hour The switch boa rd proc'esses more than 2.5100 calls daily D avis festival presented A Bette Davis Film Festival is being sponsored by the University Union Films Committee today and Tuesday "'The Corn is Green." "Mrs Skeffington'' andI "Dark Victory'" are being shown In "The Corn is G;reen"' of 1 945 Miss Davis is a heiress-turned dedicated teacher in a Welsh mining village and confronts in terminable cataimite's 'Mrs Skeffington'' of 1941 braces the decline of an aging socialite and "Dark \'ictory"' of 1939 provides Miss Davis with two hours to die of one of the incuirable diseases so common in 40's fi lms The schecuile for todIay is Dark \'ict ory"-3 p mi . "The Corn is Green" -4 30 p im . " Mrs Skef finton"' 6 p m . "Dark \'ictory" 7-30 p mn "The Corn is Green'' - 9 p mn . and "Mrs Skeffington" 10-3i0 p mn Tuiesday's sc'he'dule is "The Corn is Grteen'" : p im . ''Mrs Skeffinton' 4 tO p in . 'Dark \'ictory'' ii p im . The Grass is Green'' 7 14) p im .'Mrs Skef fimglon'' 9 p mn and "Dlark \'i torv'' 1') in p im "A remarkablE NOW m - Ralph Jarrell% pping presides. briefs nksgivmg i tonight G \NIECOCKS TOP Several Carolina officials and stu'adent organizations have been invited to attend the topping of the Citzens and Southern National Bank in Anderson on Tuesday Providing the topping will be a Gamecock The festivity is an annual event of the hank in which the winning mascot of the Carolina -Clemson oame is mounted atop the building. E\'ERIN \N I. \ YFRs The I'niversity limon Artist Series wit! preseit the Evervman Plavers D)ecembher 1 and 4 at Trinity E'piscopal Church at x This group is one of the major theatrical ensembles in America who have won national acclaim for heir artistry Theiri produ ct iotns of the "Book of .loh' and ''Homanis by Saint PI '' have been presenited on three continents, at two World Fairs and on the CBS Television in Tickets are bein d1 (ist rihuted at he Russell House informat ion desk Acrordaine to .John Hletrick. chia irmoan ot the A\rt ist Series Commit tee. students with one I. card can get one free ticket and the faculty and staff can get two tickets with one I D) On December 3. any tickets which have not been picked uap by faculty or students will he released to the public St iudenit \loh at C.arolinta has callI ed a t!enera m em bershi p mettttim- o toma.ht at 7 p mn. i'orret I (olltege. to d iscu ss their next anti wai activiti. to elect addi ttonal toffi('ers and to replace somite who tw ill resignt hteauise of s-choltaistat- pressures~ S\1( ' IS( has ,a miemb lerstiup exceedling 2nm persons . bioth students aind faculttv. who are ''dassaitisfued wit h the undeclared' war mt Viet namn and racial and soctial tensions at all levels. tromi c-ampius ti nat imnat pultesi( )ne of thte local ar'amn/crs for the Wa slingt oatn marcli Paula t mnum said. ' hope to ironi out .a dynaic itrl.am/atioal format t mieet thte nieeds iott hie Widest numberita' of stuidenit anid laiunich a itl libheralI radical act ion proro heri tat iim ,aroha' 'a? i.u U,.. 1,30 - 3s30 - sSO4.7s..e.sa