Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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McKissicl two muse By PATRICIA ELEAZER Gamecock Staff Writer When McKissick Library was rededicated Monday as a part of Founder's Week, more than one museum was added to the University of South Carolina. The building will house the Laurence L. Smith Geology museum and the Graniteville Room. Thp MpKissirlr I.ihrnr\; rededication was held Monday at 4 p.m. with nearly 100 alumni and friends attending. Dr. George Curry, university secretary, said the new museum and archives were largely because of efforts of President W.S. Pat terson's foresight. He said Patterson realized it would b necessary to have a place to store memorabilia of the University's past and future. Patterson said, "I have always wanted to see the university develop an archives." He added that, "It would be ? misdemeanor by state law not t< preserve state documents and : don't want to spend my last fev weeks here in jail." ON THE SUBJECT of changing the library's name to McKissicl Mncpum anH ArrhiuiK Pattorcm AtA V1UV, MKVA ? AA VIII T VW A UVWA UV1 said, "I don't favor changing th< name because a library holds no only books. Old names are oftei best. McKissck has served th< University well in the past and lonj may it do so in the future." The library houses the Laurenc* L. Smith Geology museum, th< university silver, mace, seal an< medallion, artifacts of pas university presidents and alumni a broadcasting and art museun and an area of temporar; exhibitions. -? Tuesday, the Graniteville Roor dedication was held in the la\ school auditorium. The Graniteville Room house (ho raro h/u\lrc fhot Hn nn< Hool niit V1IV tui V wvn/lio VIIUV VIU I1V/V UVXA1 wit South Carolina, and is sponsore by the Graniteville Textile Con pany. Rare books 011 the state ar kept in the South Carolinian Mr. Norman Kirk will autograph copies of his delightful book Thurs., Dec. 9th Fri., Dec. 1 Oth A great gift for only $4.95 Campus Book Store The GAMECOCK is the student newspaper of the University of South Carolina and is published twice weekly on Monday and Thursday during the fall and crurinn cpmpitorc anrt nriro u>A/vi# 1.1 I Thursday during both summer terms with the exceptions of four times in August and on University of South Carolina holidays and examination periods. Opinions expressed in The Gamecock are those of the editors and not those of the University of South Carolina. The University of South Carolina ii an equal opportunity institution. Change of address forms, subscription requests and other correspondence should be sent to The Gamecock, Drawer A, USC, Columbia. f?.C., 29208. Subscription rates are S4 per semester and S2 for the summer sessions. Third class postage paid at Columbia, S.C. k rededica turns to US< Library. Addressing the crowd of more than 125 persons, R.P. Timmerman, president of Graniteville Company, said the company was giving the room in honor of William Gregg, founder of the company in 1845. Gregg built a school house along with his first textile plant i and made it mandatory for his employees to send their children to school. [ HE SAID HIS company was i | r Next yea youcoul a scho 1 An Air Force ROTC two-} [ your tuition and gives yc / lowance. And it picks up th< fees, as well. \ After college, you'll receive 1 Air Force ... go on to j s training ... as you get you 5 officer. There'll be good f e and iots of other benefits . ~t ? in orvri ir* v/ai ir r*ai mil 5 luiiiiy ikj oci yuui ouuiim B It all starts right here ? Ii e Force ROTC. Look us up . 3 offer, and show us what y t ^ Apply Now?G y Air Forci v S | . . . . . h | -7 d l- | 1 e 11 a i tion adds r u proud to have been able to contribute to the library because "the library is the heart of the university . . . and links the past with the future." Patterson accepted the donation saying, "This is truly an exceptional benefit to the students who will -use the Graniteville Room. We at Carolina are proud to be associated with the Graniteville ComDanv and associated with its name." ir dbeon larship. ^ear scholarship pays )u $100 a month alq tah for hnnlec anH lah KJ IWk/ I V* I UMVI IVAkMf e a commission in the additional, specialized ir start as an Air Force )ay and responsibility, . . and a great opporry. n college ? in the Air . . see what we have to ou can offer in return. 11777-4134 EROTC I r ? Examinatic 9:00 Dec. 15, Wed. MWF Dec. 16, Thurs. TTH Dec. 17, Fri. MWF Dec. 18, Sat. MWF Dec. 20, Mon. TTH Dec. 21, Tues. TTH MWF Dec. 22, Wed. TTH L. 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