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THE RED AND BLACK. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13. 1944.
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tho University of Georgia School of Pliammcy, study a |>lai|iio
markliiK one of the beat-equipped college laboratories In the South.
Question Put to Students
. . . Dormitories lor Men?
What has been taken from the
Georgia spirit, and from college life
at the University by the abolition
of men's dormitories?
Several students were polled on
this question and their opinions are
as follows:
Thad Persons, Fort Gaines, Ga.,
—"I am only a freshman and don't
know how dormitory life would be.
but from what 1 have heard from
boys who have lived in dormitories
1 think we are all missing out on
something. I do know, however,
that we could use more school spirit
up here, and I feel sure that having
men's dormitories would help this
considerably.”
David Shaskan, Brooklyn, New
York,—"The present system does
not make for adequate study. There
is constant distraction. Another
thing that is missing Is the brother-
j hood born of the men living to
gether."
Howard Lawrence, Eatonton, Ga.,
—"1 too am n freshman, but from
what I’ve heard from the upperclass
men it is very nice. I know as a
member of a ball team that coopera
tion and companionship mean a lot
to a young boy as well as to older
ones.
Bobby Mitchell. Musella, Ga.,—
"The companionship which could be
had in a dormitory is now missing.
The malo students are scattered
over the town and you never have
a chance to meet them as you do in
a dormitory."
Welcome to Athens Students.
For relief from headaches and
eyestrain—visit
The Service Optical Co.
14.1 College Avenue
We examine eyes, fit glasses
and duplicate lenses.
Special Hatoa to Students.
S TUDEN IS! CA DETS!
Visit
Citizen’s Pharmacy
Delivery Service
282 E. Clayton
Phone 1066
Varsity Debate Team
To Hold New Tryouts
Tryouts held last week for the
Varsity Debate Team resulted in the
selection of Jeff Newborn, Valdosta;
A1 Saul, Atlanta; and Jean Valen
tine, Jacksonville, Fla., according to
Forrest Champion, Jr., student man
ager.
Second tryouts to complete selec
tion of the team will be held on
Thursday, October 19, at 4:30 p. m.,
in the Law School courtroom. All
students who are interested are
urged to prepare five minute speech
es on the topic:
“Resolved that President Roose
velt should be elected over Gover
nor Dewey.”
'X’ Club Point List
PUBLICATIONS
lOdltor (Pandora, Agriculturist, and Red
uud Black) - ...........
Managing Editor (Pandora, Agricultu
ral, and Red and Black) ........
Buniucia Manager (Pandora, Agricul
turist, aud Red and Black
Member of the Htaff; with editors ap
proval —»
SPOUTS
Major sport numeral —
Minor sports numeral
Intramural athletic team —•
MUSIC AND DRAMATICS
Glee Club —
Band -
Symphony Orchestra —■•
Major part In theatre nifty -
Minor part In theatre play •••••
Businetis Manager of the University
Theatre
Business ataff of the University Theatre
Stage Crew University Theatre -
Stage Manager Univerity Theatre
Participation in live radio programs....
SCHOLARSHIPS
Dean’s list — ————
Phi Eta Sigma
SOCIAL LEADERSHIP
Campus Leader of President of the
Inter-Fraternity Council
Vice Campus Leader or Treasurer of
Inter-Fraternity Council .....
President of V.R.A ——
V.R.A. Cabinet aenlor) -
Member of any recognized club or na
tional professional fraternity requir
ing election (not social)
Officer of any recogulzed club requir
ing election
resTd<
PreaTdent of class -
Other claas officers —
DEBATI NO
President of literary society 2
Varsity debate team • 1
Varsity debate team •
Participation in Demosthenlan-Phl Kap
pa Inter-Society event or any other
Intramural debate , 1
Ten points from this list, plus a C plus
average, at least a second quarter sopho
more by hours, and approval of the mem
tiers are required for membership.
Phone 1137
Athens
Sporting
Goods
7/ All Sporting
Equipment 7 ’
Tennis Balls 50c
144 E. Ciayton St.
“LET’S LEARN TO FLY!”
In cooperation with the University of
Georgia, Southeastern's flying school
offers complete instruction for Private
and Commercial Pilots.
You can take aeronautical courses on
the University campus and put theory
to actual use at Ben Epps Field.
You will fly Southeastern's
own modem planes.
Southeastern Air Service has
taught more than 10,000 Army Aviation
Cadets to fly. This organization can
teach you, too.
These flying courses are open to all,
whether University enrollees or not.
See L. J. Nachtrab, head of the Depart
ment of Aviation, Room 38, Lan
guage Building, Uni versity Cam
pus; or H. D. Butler, airport man
ager, Ben Epps Field, phone 2715.
Southeastern
jTlJi? SERVICE, INC.
Executive Offices: Atlanta. Georgia
MEM3ER AERONAUTICAL TRAINING SOCIETY
