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nal t r a i nt i nt g, tools, psychiatrie first
1ltment, and maintenanee w h e n Thet
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t.ings "the beginning salary for A
miselors is between $7,000 and the
5010 per ye1ar and trained coun- will
,rs with four or five years of the
I rience earn between $8,000 and ter
t,000 per year.'' 1966
l'he laster's degree program in
abliitation Counseling at the Uni- atrie
-sity of South Carolina requires
r ,enmesters of full-time study
ich in(lude an interniship in1 Penn
i(us rehabilit.atio,n sottings.
Ihe enrrieului for this progran
ulues tudhlies in1 (onse}ilng, ps. 'Il
dog., .oeiolog' , voeational factors, A mei
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g r' e c stipend in rehabilitation in t
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te School, he a citizen of the tain
itcd States or a permanent resi- !
at, and have the aptitudes and and
erests- necessary for a ca reer as
>rofessional counselor.
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MODERN RENTAL
SERVICE
Noted Onr
)ted ornithologist and artist .winners will
Worsham Richardson will Faculty an
k Sunday, March 19, at 7 p.m. judge the coi
.oom 207 of Russell House. be sent to U
a program sponsored by the ALPI
ent Union Fine Arts Commit- Jonell Cri
Mrs. Richardson will show president of
s of her trips and paintings, service sorori
explain her techniques. president Pal
native of Charleston, Mrs. resigned.
ardson has exhibited her work The sorori
urope, South America, the major projec
ppines, and Hawaii. ter which in<
e specializes in birds of South on tape for
lina, and presently has an ex- strips from o
in the Columbia Museum of a seeing-eye
tesses at th(
STUDENT UNION writing to a
e Student Union is presently pany in Vieti
ig applications for president ENGIr
he coming year. Deadline for
ications is noon, April 3. The Enginq
e Student Union constitution be held Sat.,
the following requirements the Columbi
presidential candidates: Marty Rose
Le candidate must be of sen- viding the
>r junior standing and must Howard Br
a cumulative grade point ra- engineer of
f 2.25. recognized di
e candidate must have served I10OK
e Student Union as an active The USC Y
her for a minimum of one full soring a bool
lar semester and must be students in
ng on the Student Union as Asian Founc
active member the semester tion establisi
tpplies. vate source o:
student shall hold more than veloping coui
major campus office. The University,
idate must not be on aca- ary level ho<
c, honor, or disciplinary pro- lection boxes
n. Russell Hou.
SIGMA THETA TAU ing March 20
Dorothy Mereness, national USC
vice-president of Sigma Rev. Taylo
a Tau, national nursing honor Priest who r
ty, will visit the USC chap- at Duke, wil
Friday. March 17. ity's Impact
nationally known educator in day, March
ield of nursing, Dr. Mereness 7:30 p.m., ar
offer consultation and review at 10 a.m. an
activities of the USC chap- ley Foundati
since its founding in May, Week Servicc
Holy Comr
rmerly professor of psychi- at the Luthi
nursing and nurse education Wednesday,
New York University, Dr. p.m., and at
ness is I)ean of the School Ecumenical S
ursing at the University of Rutledge Cho
sylvania. Holy Weel
"THE UNIQUE WAll" March 25, w
at the St. TI
e USC chapter of Young
ricans for Freedom will pre- LIIIRAI
a special program on Viet- Library ho
Monday, March 20, 7:30 p.m. days will be
he Russell House Assembly Regular s
1. Thursday, Mt
e program will feature Cap- will be close<
Samuel E. Deacon Jr., speak- 26 and will r
m his experiences in Vietnam 27 and 28.
the showing of the movie will be rc
nam -- The Unique War." March 29.
POETRY CONTESTS .Plublic ser
sick will be (
o0 poetry contests with cash ---- ~
5 are now open to Carolina
Enlsh~ Unive
unced a prize of $100 for the o n
poem or group of poems sub- 10 1
-d by a student.
e contest, sp)onsore.d by the "University
enmy of A merican Poets, w ill s e r i e s on
>t entries from gradluate and Sunday on W
rgradluate studlents. IThe hal f-h
mnuscripts should be sub
-dI to Prof. Ennis Rees, Room produced and
Ciurrell College, weekdays b)e- of the SC-F
ni 10 a.m. andl noon, prior to ter D)irector
i 1 5. p)rodutcer-dlire<
e Euphrosynean Literary So- Tlhis week's
is sponsoring their annual President Th<
-y contest March 1-31. Any namer~d "Sout
of poetry is eligible. A cash Year."
will be awardled to first place Suniday, Ma
er, and1 second and third place i will feature
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iithologist
receive certificates. Saturday, March 25.
d club members will The Undergraduate Libra
rtest. Entries should not be open so persons n
SC Box 2576. books which are on reserve
[A IOTA MU make arrangements to take
twod wseetdout before the holiday peri
Lwford was electedgis
Alpha Iota Mu, USC LIFEGUARD NEEDEI
ty, to replace former Intramural Director Ween
Wall, who recently kin is seeking application
yha plneforlifeguard for the University
by has planned four Aplans utbeq
ts for spring semes- lifeguas, must be q
lude recording books lifeguars,_and_ust_be_
the blind, saving
igarette packages for B e
dog, serving as hos
USO monthly, and
Marine Corps Com
iam. Winner
4EER'S BALL
!er's annual ball will The winners of the Beauty
March 18, 8 p.m. at Beat bontest, sponsored by
a Elks Club, with Phi Omega Service Fraternit
and his combo prh-day peri
tertainment.in
otherton, outstanding ganrization's costume party.
the year, will be Beauty, Jayne Cudd, repre
Ielta Delta Delta S oer it
COLLETIONZeast, Bob Caste, represented
MCA-YWCA is spon- ee g apliat
collection for Asian f rd h iri
cooperation with the qnd sororit. on ci,mp u hpe
lation, an organiza- e candidate.
ed to provide a pri- Trhe contest was held Marc)
assistance in the dw- with pictures of the Bantesta
atries of Asia. a ltayel in t Russell Ilouse
college and second
ntertainment.e as fo tos
ks are needed. Col- for the titles.
will be set up in the
eo and South Build- Acordig to Miller liar-ne.
-April 1. icpr pogJram .ice-president of
HOLY 'W EIK t1he contet.4t %as a gre'at sti'cv-%
rSotEpsoainits will he used to takLe the, c
MAc-Y C Eiscoan fropo (n-oli,ia (hihlr's Orp
eie h istrat- to Bell (:u,n1 for an Easter
opr reniatder of the ntnev
on Culture" Satur
18 at 1:30 p.m. and r
d Sunday, March 19 'tl lha I'hi (hnega has ialsot
d 2 p.m. at the e- irt in several joins r ice p
rn as fart sf i oly
>ksit aret needed.l Col-'SC
nunion will be held
ran Student Ceni
March e21 at ai Stue n b
7 p.m. a Holy Wee k
ervice will Fe held at
C will end Sunday,
it.h 11:45 p.m. mas;s I)ue to several cancelled ul
omias More Center. tios, theaz is om i the S
Y SCE)ULE Union NDrery for toi tI
uirs for Easter holi- m o' r e chld11rvn, ,trcr1onnc"e"c'
as follows: Ilartzog, graate, ssista
c h e d u 1 e through charo of the newly estal
Lrch 23. The library service.
1 March 2.1, 25, and The Nuorery legan oprat
c-open 9 a.m. March Woodlawni Terrace Nlonday,
r'ho regular schedule I1:3, after having lxx"ni pr'
sumed Wedlnesday, delayedl ecause of everal c
fao hett. s
iceares o Mois- Any ntinge t udlent lite
-A rilPicepoetic-peodnf
CitY,' WEE tdlvi-o c(na.' waI ao great scs
rSco, pieropalia ts wille 13ed to tak the e'
eceiveddis doctoate fro C arlim Chirens, arp
r preekly "Christisn Pof lnel Campnfo Y han ate
direCte" Satubr- ahemndro the mlidtoey
Td Snay, MarCn n19 Mphar 13 l3rOn u-g has ah
Pdyn p.m. ma h Wes tart li.o sevrljii sen ce
tot- of part orinol 'ith Apalt il' ser-, illae N
prnonra will be onheld ighu hl tteoe
raitdetC nter resAlFlrne,( o
Mrch 2 th ratm:3 Sprahr auC uut
ervie wily berhes at aslod4 ric rgrnni
easy
soaaorvete.ton,te e 5roomn the
e h d l thrughchag flythei hel Cesta
trh2.Te irr ervice.
st)e Wensa,dlydbcueo 'eea ,
ice aredas ofMKsmn aidstdnt,w,
p'en 9 .. to1pm(rnbten te ge. o
rsit TeeviionSerie~
VauePesdn o
Ciy, ateesio aoia"Icue ilb
[o Speak
for the University's work - study
-y will program. If a qualified life guard
eding can be found, the pool will be open
should to the student body.
them Persons should call 765-4271 to
yd be- apply for the position.
MEMBERS INITIATED
) The Clariosophic Literary So
s Bas- ciety initiated five new members
s for March 7. New members are W.
pool. Mullins McLeod, W. Riley Ilol
alified lingsworth Jr., J. Francis Brad
ligible ford, and Michael V. Avery.
And Beast
s Selected
nd the
Alpha
,were
the ocr
'sented
y, anlld
Maxcy
ternity
n ured
6-10,
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rlojects ,
iee so
CASTE
Jnion Nursery
any Services
>pliea- mnth14,111s and four year- interested
Ludent in enrolling their children may in
ifteen quire at the Sttideint nion or at
I A rt the Nursvrv.
nit in ''We have prcured a competent
ished staff, including a supervisor who
has had mtuch experience in su
ion at pervisinrg rslll ries inl c"onnect.i<>n1
larch with the 1'. S. Army. All of the
onsly other ix staff nimmbrs at the
mpl- Nrsey ave had experf4ice work -
in eih chiie,"54 aidi la rtzog.
Sh. l'enccedl-in otthx>r play space will
four i lbe pirovided for the ch 1ilde, along
wit h toys, dl lIs, and coslorinrg lxxk.
e hs a r~ g e is a maid-day meal andc
dli:cjer ser vice.
B S "Iartz/og ex pressed hopie that in
the ne,ar future a nightly baby
Sper- I t. tmg s er v i C e (at anc extrta
,tih ciharge I will hi.e pidedlci (on week-(
Iramca csnd,. or on nighta of ball games.
1k by ".\a rried stucden ts shoul d t ake
fthe advanctage. of the oppoiirtuniity :
oirigi- uc e the Nu rsery, since it was -c
1es of ii tce ccffer t.he best seri'V et at a
(ceaper ratle than mlost quality
howni nur>ric' requcirec," llartzcg adde:1I.
S. ('. Thie Nuirsery will operate. on a
I also ye*asrroundc basis, andl t.hroutghi miost
ctioncs I' cc ersity holidays. II ccc ' r o
iville, copecrations arec 7 a.m. t.o 6 pe.ms. Mon
r use dlay thcroughi Frida:y, anid 7 a.mc. toi
g. I p.m. cen Saturday.
way out
a flights on Piedmont Airlines.
Weekend days (when you can
eturn fare of round trip tickets),
st way to travel. On Piedmont.
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