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Los Angeles. California, Monday, December 14, 1931.
No. 62.
ESIDENT HONORED ON ANNIVERSARY
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,1 Soils” *111 ■>•* tne jjK spirit. according to _ t|„ national junior jtrj *oci<»*J'- Thp or' sponsored a WH*” wwk on the
o( thf* various sorori iienillM liave torn
1	Campbell and Ronnie jlnnen of thp a'fair, meetings as early as j way of permitting ■liace.
. will De tlle uwual , tbe waihtub'' for men lor women. Hlue key will also be admitted
I chapter of Blue Key >d on the S.C. campua lad ba« rapidly assumed one of Ihe foremost j^is at the university.
; ire primarily service ^•ministration and the i student* who are con-jilloets to hospitals and
j Callow i« president of Chapter.
FEATURE ‘AY VESPERS
the Christmas vespers jjan V. M. C. A. at Unl-i E. church yesterday af-^d evening, the members ifregation carried out dies aa they left the
nationalities were orig-the carolB suns at the of which dated back to Titian chant of the* sixth “erica waa represented ffrom the Mountain whites IV Indians. Other peo-®*rols were sung In-Dutch, Jugoslavian, H?iic»n. I’ortuguese, Bng-Rusjian, German, NpoliUn, Venetian, and
1 ,ere ‘Mg by the choir 'sriity M. E. church as-1 ) aemben of the Trojan I o«ly tallt of the service • one given by Dr. Bruce i5*" °( the School of Ke-*• 'ubject, "Where Is "* torn of the Jew-jJ”
T **** lntemational spirit the usher* were of China, Japan, C*1®' R«»sia, Germany, .America and Wfre drM|. _J costume.
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Miss B°y Stater ln fodio Prizes
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S. C. HISTORIANS PUBLISH REVIEWS
Three professors ln S.C.'S history department have had book reviews published in recent history magazines. In the last lsso* of the "Journal of Modern History” Prof. G. O. Benjamin had a review entitled ‘‘Blmie's Economic History of Europe from 1760 to the Present Day."
Dr. F. H. Garver will have a review in the next Issue of tb* “Mississippi Valley Historical Review1' on "Charles Warren's Jaco bln and Junto." This ls based on tlie diary of Nathanlal Ames and presents a picture of early American political quarrels. In the last Issue of tbe same magazine, Dr. 1C. M. Eriksson had an article on "Vol. 5, Correspondence of Andrew Jackson," edited by J. S. Bassett. Dr, Eriksson hss reviewed the first four volumes of the same set for this magastn* In other years.
Dr. Garver and Dr, Owen C. Coy, director of th* California Stat* Historical association, will attend the meeting of the Pacific coast branch of the American His* torical association at the University of California during the Christmas holidays. Dr. Garver will read a paper on **A Transition from tli* Continental Con-gress to the Congerss of the Confederation." Dr, Coy will preside over a joint session of tha Celt fornia State Historical assocla Uon.
PROFESSOR RETURNS
NEWPORT NEWS. Va., Dec. IS __(ltp)—Prof. Elisha Kent Kane, III. acquitted late yesterday of a charge of first degree murder in | the drowning of his wife, will re-i turn to Knoxville, Tenn.. this | w eek to resume hia position as professor of languages at the University of Teunt-»*e», he tt* niat«4 today.