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Phi K beer ch The first annual Phi Kap In vitational, featuring a relay beer chugging contest, will be held on Monday, May 4th, at Sunset Golf Course. The tournament, sponsored by Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity, will begin at 1 pm. at 1608 Sunset Drive. Each Carolina fraternity will enter four players who will play nine holes a piece. The fraternity with the lowest combined score will be awarded a trophy for their victory. Religion at USC A nm By FRED MONK Managing Editor A "quiet revolution" has come to the USC campus. At least that is the term which Dave Jones describes the College Life movement which began at Carolina a little more than five months ago. College Life here is part of the nationwide organization, Campus Crusade for Crist. And where students might just shy away from the organization because of its name. Jones said students are really surprised when they come and find out what it's all about. Most students when they come to college put religion on the shelf," Jones said. MANYrEMN THE THIN6,1THAT, SCHCOL GY1EFAC IG LCK OFR.ANNIN6 * SHOWS 1:00 - 3:00 ips offei 0l ugging The sororities will also have a chance to participate in the fun. Four girls from each sorority will keep score for two different fraternities. A trophy will also be awarded to the sorority whose two respective fraternities have the lowest combined score. Additional trophies will be awarded to the best-dressed golfer (Doug Sanders Peacock Award) and the best-dressed scorer (Mickie Wright Peacock Award). lw appr College Life is a different type of approach designed to discuss the relevancy of the college student of today with Christ," he said. Jones who graduated from Wheaton College in 1965 and who help organize the USC chapter said the organization is in terdenominational, "not slanted from any one religious viewpoint." "It is not an anti-anything," Jones said. "but take a positive look at things." The College Life has a "get together" each Wednesday at 9 p.m. in the Faculty Club Lounge and according to Jones the turnout has been successful. "Everybody from Greeks to o yP il k .......... RKIS ME ABOUT T HE gives a I)AMN "'aM*A*S*H' is what the new freedom of the screen is all about." -Richard Schickel, Life "A COCKEYED MAST ER PIECE !" --Joseph Marpanatern MNew,eak golf, contest Their dress will be judged ac cording to the golf fashions of today. Immediately following the nine holes of golf four members from each fraternity will gather at the 19th hole for a relay beer-chugging contest. Beer will be sold during the tournament and all spectators are welcomed. Free bus tran sportation will be furnished to and from the gold course. The bus will leave the Russell House every hour from 12 until 4 p.m. oach Freaks have been attending the meetings,"' Jones added. Some of the topics at recent discussions have been "Is God Down on Sex" and "What's So Great About Jesus." "What we're communicating is God loves," he said, "Jesus doesn't Jemand a change, he produces )ne. " "We're not preaching a list of Jo's and don'ts but sharing a relationship with Christ that really works." Jones said that the meetings are informal and give a student an )pportunity to discuss or just listen about the problems of college life n relation to God. Jones also said that there have been many students involved with drugs who have seen their way out and see "how Christ can give them everything drugs can without the bad side effects." According to Jones, there are a lot of people on the sidelines who came to college and developed the idea that christianity was not an intellectually "in" thing. He said though, that through College Life, students will be able to see not only the personal relevancy of a relationship with Christ, but also the historical relevancy. "We are not a bunch of religious fanatics," Jones said, "all we are trying to do is give people a chance to find out what Christ is all about." AFROTCo women as < Changes under discussion at AFROTC as the year ends include wider acceptance of girls in officer training and the transfer of staff members. Air Force Times has disclosed the about-face of Air University concerning female applicants for officer training in ROTC units. Trial programs at four leading schools were promising enough to interest officials in an expansion program, the paper said. Although not an official publication of the Air Force, The Times did say that "AU officials now want to allow units at all schools hosting AFROTC the op tion of enrolling women next fall." Cap. RI. C. Duchesne, local in formation officer for the USC unit said however that it isn't that easy. 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Herbert 64 run-off :onsiders fficers and it will take six to nine months to process any applicants, if ap plications could be accepted." Lt Col J. W. Jones, who served on the staff at the Field Training where the trial programs took place said that there were some scheduling problems that would have to be corrected before the program could be implemented. "Hq USAF is studying the proposal. The Air Staff is cool to a massive expansion, so a com promise is likely. It might lead to a womens program at about half of the 171 current units," the Times report said. On campus in addition to other expected personnel changes, Capt. Duchesne has received orders 1 assigning him to duty at Myrtle Beach. His tour at Carolina began in 1967. any that brought' 'FANNY HILL" eoUgh, are you man enough? - * Don't Miss It * BY HARRYVOW WaflfrM The Metropolitan IC. r Foundation has begun aQWWi ui raising drive with the k*l Carolina students All students will be O&W t* contribute to the drive ON$*~ t6 mal soon. MeWhe. MNMe of the frepaman ak. rllm.ldk funds in local shoppfg CGOeS May 7. They will CanVass shoPPers for donations to the summ=r Freshmen are also contacting all campus organizations for con tributions to the drive. They will also set up tables at the Bob Hope Four Seasons concert to sell records and booklets. The profit of those sales will be donated to MEF. Fraternities will collect donations on street corners In the near future, Faculty will also be asked to contribute. Dr. Elmer Schwartz will co-ordinate the faculty fund raising. Metropolitan Education Foundation is an organization sponsored and backed by * Columbia businessmen and members of the University faculty, staff and student body. It provides for services to the Columbia community utilizing the talents of students and businessmen. MEF has helped communitites to kl aco establish recreation centers and Svarious other teenage activities. 3h te fund raising drive is slated to e marke-pwhl begin in the next week, and MEF members urge all students to contribute, as they hope to raise $10,000 to $12,000. S Pamphlet N nOf 96 nmtf 70 nmafreceived 2yf 25000 7 nmoff adesale r,3otnued from agel e) =-Off There are 3,000 dormitory 212 noff telephones on campand over k600 Phones in administrative k8ershl offie. 722 The preceeding as just a -. sample of edwhat's In str for rAenme 2nyone whe-rsadvftWe6conw to .5 elected Carolina." 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