Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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0 LIl doaL W) - 4 3ERAL A 1~ YE s ti -I n t4 0 0 S S S r C I / C C r L I P07 whole new v ach year, NSA offers challeng arough participation in the Pro cheduled the PQT for Saturda le Liberal Arts major is a prere 'he Career Scene at NSA: Th ent agency responsible for di > transmit and receive vital ini ained to work on programs of Cryptography--developing & Research--the gathering, ani Language-used as a basict Programming-includes data mechanical and administrativ Documentation--technical wr writing, editing, illustrating, ik our specific academic major ortance are your ingenuity,i lesire to apply them in assignr cation." ~ALARIES start at $7,639.00 a 3deral employment. DVANCEMENT AND CAREEF nd awards salary increases as nxious to stimulate your profi ncluding intensive formal as WE >f seven area universities can ellowships and other assistant he deadline lor PQT applicalt/ ,p a PQT Bulletin at youir Pla secessary test registration tori \gency, Ft. George G. Meade, ulnity employer, M&F. can open a voricd oF opportL ping career opportunities to Liberal fessional Qualification Test. This ye v, October 18, 1969. Completion of quisite to consideration for NSA emt a National Security Agency is the L aveloping invulnerable communicati< ormation. As an NSA professional, national importance in such areas logical proving of new cryptologic c ilysis, and reporting of substantive Dol of research into a number of ana systems program writing, and dev e procedures iting in its broadest sense, includir yout and reproduction is of secondary importance. Of far ntellectual curiosity and perseverar nents where "imagination is the ess nd are supplemented by the benefl DEVELOPMENT-NSA promotes you assume greater responsibility. assional and intellectual growth in ||l as on-the-job training. Advanced be partially or wholly reimbursed i ~e programs.~ )fns is October 8 (101 the October 1 cement Of/ice. It contains lull deti n. College Relations Branch, Natio Marylaind ?0755. Attn M321. An E national agency September 15, 196 CJoolir~ $657,000 during si If someone gave you $657,500 what would you do with it? That's not a difficult question for the officials of Carolina. The University received grants of more than $657,500 during the summer. The funds will be used in six areas ranging from expansion of the international studies graduate program to increased research programs. The nine grants included the largest from private sources in the history of the University, a $359,00C grant to the international studies institute from the Scaife family ol Pittsburgh, Pa. This grant which extends ovel three years is an expansion of thi original Scaife grant given to th4 University in 1966. Four of the summer grants cam4 from private national institution, and the remainder from thi federal government. The largest of these grant amounted to $62,500 from th, Department of Health, Educatioi and Welfare to the School o Arts majors Pharmacy for scholarships an< ar, NSA has loans. this Test by >loyment. K.S. Govern >nls systems you will be as: cncepts data lytical fids elopment otf g research g reater in- Richiond Mall ice-plus a ential quah ts of career ~ from within, i | NSA also is many ways. study at any -trough NSA S test). Pick tis and the F . nal Security 'qual op por The Hei The Heritage Sh traditional or ft Above is featui from Crickete Heritage Shop la toned dress shiri of having the p your suit. Also pipe" leg slack shirts to match. - THE GAMECOCK - Page 3 -hief photographer MUeM Keeter I 1 his heels granted immer Professor Ralph Tindall received $59,058 from the National Institute of Mental Health to ex pand the University's graduate program in psychology. The Department of Housing and Urban Development donated $51,300 for construction of a new women's residence hall. Columbia studied A plan for the redevelopment of Columbia's central city is the topic of a series of seminars starting Wednesday at USC. "The series will consist of ten monthly meetings and seeks to inform, stimulate and involve the citizens of Columbia in the future of their city," said Dr. Gerald E. Breger, director of USC Bureau of Urban and Regional Affairs. "Redevelopment cannot become a reality unless a knowledgeable and committed citizenry work together to that end," he said. ritage Shop op means the latest in >rward fashion looks. -ed the Shaped look er. Also our own bels.85.00 up. Deep s ... 4'' ties insure you roper accessories for ''flare'' and ''stove s with tapered body Slacks 9.00 up, Shirts a Shop -. First Floor.