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SCOWrKEARNS ...format change h.i.s. says: "Button-ft jeans have more zip! Zippers, schmippers, t much more pizzaz! h.i cotton denim blue jear legs and 4 pockets. Wai lengths 29 to 36 ...... Also in blue brushed (dept. 181) The Grad 5 Street Level. Sorry, no Crucibl( BY SID GRIFFIN Gamecock Staff Writer The fall edition of the Crucible, Carolina's literary magazine, will have a fresh look, Crucible staffers said last week. Ian Davis, a member of the Crucible's Editorial Board, ex plained the changes as being part of an effort to involve more students in the Crucible. "We need the student's help in finding the best literary and art work, and we'll want their support in reading ont uttons have s. put them on is, with flare sts 28Bto 38, .$12 :ienim ...14.so ~hop, Davison's mail or phone. wili have: and enjoying the Crucible when its released," said Davis. The Crucible, published once a semester, promises to be different this fal. Davis said the Crucible would be grinted in tabloid form. Davis cited the tabloid form as being identical to the form of the American Poetry Review and the New American Review. He said the idea behind distributing it with The Gamecock was to increase readershi and availability. This fl's Crucible will have /V , fresh look more quality artwork and photography, said Davis. Davis said the staff was looking for students to bring in more work of, this kind, citing that this year the entire staff will vote on each entry, unlike the past where each sec tion head decided what went in from his area. The spring issue will revert back to the magazine form, according to editor Scott Kearns. Kearns is tenatively planning a -Arts Festival for Oct. 15 at the Humanities reflection pool. Plans are being made for an art display stand and music provided by various music students. Kearns cited the Festival as being part of a drive to "show" the students that Homecoming The eight members of the 1974 Homecoming Court were an nounced Wednesday night by the Homecoming committee. The eight were the top vote getters in Tuesday's voting. Homecoming committee members reported more than 800 students participated in the homecoming election. Elected were: Gail Denise Bush, ;ponsored by Afro-American B.J 2218 Roseb If you're looking for noisy world, to listen yourself join us at B Use this ad to try us private club). Rusty and singing this wee love him! Join u LADY ( Intersection Sh next to San For the Finest Advertised Spoi at Discour Save 40%/oto Suggeste Onen Mon. to 1F m fali there is a Crucible on the campus. Carl Naylor, of the Crucibe editorial staff, claimed the students were getting a great deal for the "$4,385 given us to put out our two issues," as he cited rising printing costs. "This year we want people besides English majors to submit their stuff so we can ac tually have a USC Crucible," he said. Kearns said the deadline for the fall issue was Nov. 8, with Dec. 5 being the Crucible's release date. Any student wishing to contact the Crucible can go to the Russell House third floor any day, or send their articles to Post Office Box 85137. court named students; Harriet Brown, NROTC; Carol Williamson, Chi Psi; Gail Crenshaw, pharmacy; Marcia Anderson, Phi Delta Theta; Donna. Edgins, Macxy; Kim Harper; South Building and Lisa Weathers, Phi Kappa Phi. The homecoming queen will be elected on Tuesday, Oct. 8 and announced at halftime of the Carolina-Virginia Tech football game Oct. 12. vood Drive a quiet place in this to a loved one or to J.'s for a week (we're a Davis will be playing kend FREE. You'll s. Phone 24-6154 )UTLET pping Center - 1 Solomon in Nationally 'tswear & Shoes it Prices 30%/ off Mfg. I Retail 'ri. til 9 p.m.