The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 01, 1986, Page 7, Image 7
' Oldest oraanization
is still going strong
By TAMARA WILLIS The society lost its license last
Features reporter year, because of confusion
One hundred and eighty about the group's status as a
years have passed since The student organization. They
Clariosophic I ifcrary Society were later classified as a StuH
was formed on campus ? and dent Affairs special organizathe
organization still exists. tion and reissued their license.
The Clariosophic Literary "We got things straight the
Society has been in existence last calendar year and are now a
since 1806, only five years after fully-licensed organization,"
the founding of USC. At that Garrison said.
time, similar organizations ex- The requirements for
isted only at Princeton, Har- membership include attending
vard and the University of four consecutive meetings and
Pennsylvania. presenting an initiatory debate.
"The main purpose of the
society is to provide form for Several changes have taken
debating timely issues," said place since the early days. A
James Stiver, adviser for the new constitution has been
: ~ . .1 v_ i t i a i a A vrt
society a 11 u p 1111 o su p n y auupicu anu suiiiv ui mc n,|H
professor. quirements have relaxed.
The group's membership Another change that took
fluctuates between 10 to 12 place was the formation of the
members and meets at 7:30 on Athenian Literary and
Tuesday nights in Clariosophic Debating Society three years
Hall on the third floor of ago, originally a splinter group
Lcgare college, hosting debates of students unhappy with what
which confront political, was going on in the
economic ana moral issues. ^lariosopiui; ou^iciy.
Once they have presented their However, Stiver said, "I feel
views, the others in attendance that the two groups compleare
encouraged to give inent each other and will one
opinions. day compete for students and
"The society has fallen on participate in joint projects."
Ot hard times latclv. but I feel that
they are recovering and will If interested in joining the
once again prosper," Stiver Clariosophic Society, call
said. 777-6430/779-5450.
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This past month has been an
exceptionally good time to see
live music in Columbia with well
over a ciozcn gooa national acts
playing town.
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in the drinking age threatens to
kill live music in Columbia outside
of the occasional shows in
the Township or Coliseum.
However, Rockafellas' has
started admitting those over 18 to
their Monday night shows. Only
those over 21 will be able to
drink, but those who just want to
see a good live band but arc
otherwise "too young" will be
able to.
Experimental
From staff reports
John Sanborn and Mary Peri
laborative efforts, as part of this
nual film tour, will be locally spo
the Bijou Theater and the USC IV
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