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Pre-Registration Procedures 1. REGISTRATION MATERIALS: Students will obtain registration materials as noted in the Chart below. NOTE: Materials for those students owing the University $3.00 or more at the beginning of the Christmas Holidays will be withheld by the Office of Admissions and Registration until regular registration on January 29. SCHOOL OR Secure Registration Materials Secure Dean's Signature COLLEGE Arts and Science From Advisors (Head of Room 211, Barnwell College major dept. for those who from 2-5 Monday-Friday have filed program cards.) If no advisor has been as signed, secure materials from Room 211, Barnwell College, Mon.-Fri. from 2-5 P.M. Business Adm. Room 128, Bus. Admin. Bldg. Room 128, Bus. Adm. Bldg. Education From Advisors Room 101, Wardlaw Engineering Chem. Engr. Room 120, Engr. Bldg. Room 100, Engr. Bldg. Civil Engr. Itoom 231, Engr. Bldg. Room 100, Engr. Bldg. Elec. Engr. Room 343, Engr. Bldg. Room 100, Engr. Bldg. Mech. Engr. Room 218, Engr. Bldg. Room 100, Engr. Bldg. Graduate School Room 21.1, Admin. Bldg. Room 213, Admin. Bldg. Journalism Room 202, Legare College Room 202, Legare College Law Room 101, Petigru, 10 A.M. Room 101, Petigru College to 12 noon. 10 A.M. 12 noon. Nursing Conference Room, 1st Floor Conference Room, 14t Floor Mecutchen, as listed below: McCutehen House Jan. 9, Class of '63, 1-3 p.m. -Jan. 9, Class of '64, 3-5 p.m. Jan. 10, Class of '63, 1-4 p.m. Jan. 11, Class of '65, 1-4 p.m. Jan. 11, Class of '64, 3:30-5 p.m. Registered Nurse student may register at any time dur ing the above periods. Pharmacy From Faculty Advisors in Room 311, LeConte College School of Pharmacy 2. ADVISING: Student will report to advisor who counseLs him, fills out schedule, and signs Registration Card. 3. SECURING OF COURSE CARRPS: Student reports to each department at locations designated belowv to obtain at course card (or Audit Permnit if course is not taken for credit) for each course listed on the Rack of his registration card. Student signs each course card given him and checkm in square provided on course card if it is a redoeat course. Student also imust fill out all other aM cards in the registration packet. Separtment Hours Days Location Air Science 9-1, 2-5, onday-Friday 202 Barawell Anthropology & Sociology 2-6, Monday-Friday 29 McCutchen Bible 2-5, Monday-Friday 302 Rutledge Biology 9-1, 2-5, Monday-Friday 21.1 LeConte Bus. Admin. Accounting 17-18 Monday-Friday Office #203, BA. Bldg. Accounting 27-34 Monday-Friday Office #202, B.A. Bldg. All other Acet. courses Monlay-Friday Office #206, B.A. Bldg. Banking& Finance M1onday-Friday Library, B.A. Bldg. Economics Monday-Friday Libraxy, B.A. Bldg. Management Monday-Friday Lobby, Main Entrance, B.A. Bldg. Marketing Monday-Friday Office #207 & 210, B.A. Bldg. Sec. Studies Monday-Friday Room 317, BA. Bldg. Chemistry 2-5, Monday-Friday .1th Floor, LeConte Education 2-5, Monday-Friday Room #13, Wardlaw Engineering: Chemical Monday-Friday Room 120, Engr. Bldg. Civil Monday-Friday Room 231, Engr. Bldg. Electrical Monday-Friday Room 3.13, Engr. Bldg. Mechanical Monday-Friday Room 218, Engr. Bldg. English 9-1, 2-5, Monday-Friday 1 A Fine Arts 9-1, 2.5, Monday-Friday 16MMse Foreign Languages 2-5, Monday-Friday l)Suse Geol. & Geog. 2-5, Monday-Friday 10LCoe History 9-1, 2-5, Monday-Friday10Curl Inter. Studies 9-1, 2-5, Monday-Friday WrMmra lg Journalism 9-1, 2-5, Monday-Friday 22Lgr Law 10-12 A.M.10Peir Mathematics 2-5, Monday-Friday 2dFor la Music and Band 2-5, Monday-Friday 22MMse Nava.l Science 9-1, 2.5, Monday-Friday 22Hmlo Nursing Same as for securing CofeneRo,stFor regis. materials Cthe Pharmacy See Bulletin Boards in School of Pharmacy SholoParcyLeot Psychology 2-5, Monday-Friday 40Brwl Phys. Training Men Monday-FridayGyniu Phys. Training Women Mondlay-FridayGyniu Physics Physical Science 9 & 10 2-5, Monday-Friday 10Hmlo All other Physics courses 2-5, Monday-Friday IhyisDprmn Political Science 2-5, Monday-Friday Hre olg OfficeEA203,SI.AATURdg Studntsretrn o 1enin ocaion Odeinaed #2n2 Ste . 1Boveg. o All tud'nt re)otto he ava Ar oby, ain Entrance,acod A --E 9A.M OP.M, iTesdy Januar &320,.A dg F - N A.M.- 5 PM RoWe mesda, .Aur B3dg 0 --.'1 9A.M.- 5 .M.,Thr lor, Feruarye At hi sttin tudnt wil omlet teRoo 10,ingr.Bg Pic upFeean( Idntfictio Cad: Rtudnt will )Ent theidg. p of he as Reistatin crd o pckRpotei 343, Engr. dniict. and tunedin llcars wll av hi enollen Caelled shoud aten th clasewhih met2nd Flru, SWoanedyan classMeste for achcouse dded Fial jayforchgin aofuen' Phrm c,heConei Friday, Febrarya2,n1962 regstrtin i cnceleonorbefreFebuyc Deprten 9.NStudents:tuNe tdentn regaiosesine in thStalmner on Jab,fr must 1presen payfs on of the assigedstaytiorCatr.hnpyn Doyle Will Lead Catho Rev. Edward A. Doyle, S. J., Father Doyle is vice-rector at vill lead Catholic convocations Loyolo University in New Or luring Intelligent Faith Week, leans, La., where he is also dean hairwoman Elleanor Houck has of the College of Arts and Sc tnnounced. 'ences, associate professor of ed. Final Exam Schedule DATE 9:00 A.M. 2:00 P.M. January 17, Wed. ... English Group and 12 TThS 9 MWF 18, Thurs. . . Psychology Group and 2 TTh .... 11 MWF 19, Fri. .... Mathematics Group and 3 MWF . .10 MWF 20, Sat. . . . Economics Group and 1 MWF .... 9 TThS 22, Mon. History Group and 4 MWF 10 TThS 23, Tues. . . . Language Group and 3 TThS 11 TThS 24, Wed. ... Biology Group and All other regularly scheduled classes 12 MWF 25, Thurs. 8 MWF 8 TThS 26, Fri. .. . 2 MWF Makeup Exam Period 1. If the above schedule results in any conflict, it may be resolved as most convenient for the professor and student involved. 2. Examinations for classes not scheduled above, classes that meet once a week, and/or night classes will be scheduled by Department Heads or Deans concerned during the regular examination period, excluding Sun day. 3. Many students will fail courses this semester which are pre requisite to second semester courses for which they will have pre-registered. It is important, there fore, that final grades in all such courses be posted in the usual manner as quickly as possible in order that such students may meet the deadline date for changes in schedule next semester. oro Marlboro Marlboro Mar IR CIGARITTS FILTER CIGARETiTES FILTER (GARETTE% FILTER riboro Marlboro Marlboro Mar CIGARITTIs FILTER CIGARTIS FALTER CIOARITT$ FILTER oriboro Marlboro Mar campus favo ...It's a top seller at colleges from ...and 1st in the Flip-Top box in e If you think you're seeing more Marl lately, you're right. 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He was a member of the basketball, baseball and rifle teams. lie is a member of Alpha Sigma Nu, Blue Key and Kappa Delta Pi, national honor societies. Instead of a president at the University of South Carolina in 1865, new laws for the institution called for a "chairman of the fac ulty," the position held by Maxi milian LaBorde since 1861. Robert W. Barnwell of Beaufort, former South Carolina College president (1835-41), was elected by trustees to the chairmanship. 110o mar :1GAItITES FITER CIGARITTS I 1boro Marlboro Mar IGARETTS FILTfR CIGARETiTS FILTER C 1bore Marlboro Mar ritemi a US.C. to Yale very single state boro men Ching mi. the unfiltered amrous -ginia . .. and >es with it. :lf. On or Eli Canp=w "The Gamecock" There will be a meeting of the "Gamecock" staff at 2 p.m. today in Room 208, Russell House. * * S WUSC-SC The WUSC staff meeting wil be held today at 5 p.m. in Roo= 204, Russell House. 0 0 0 Press Club The Press Club will meet toda3 at 1 o'clock in the Azalea Roorr of the Russell House. Canterbury Canterbury will meet on Sunda5 at 5:30 p.m. for supper, worship and a program. WIN $10 Jt 9ak Open Only to MINIMUM 70c P1 Winner Lost Week - ALASKA rarj oro M bore Marlboro 10ARITTIS fitTEn CIGAN[itTS FI&T Ior( 1150 st TER CIGARETTES oioo arlorKo 11riefs Westminster Breakfast will be served from 9:80-10:15 a.m. on Sunday fol lowed by a study group. Open House will begin at 2 p.m. and there will be Christmas caroling and refreshments at 6 p.m. The Westminster House will be open to International Students December 19-27. C e e Christmas Service The annual Christmas Service will be held in Rutledge Chapel Sunday at 11 o'clock. 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