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Nursin Nursing at Carolina is not all hyperdermics, bedpans and white stockings. The new dean of the School of Nursing plans to look to the future, to combine the old and new in nursing. "A curriculum revision is possible and there are longer range plans for a masters degree in nursing to be offered here," she said. Typical of the changes in nursing is the increased number of male The We We will be serve you-tho Please con your commc d OFFICE MANAGER Jackie McKenzie RUSSELL HOUSE General Manager Robert Gamecock Manager Claude Banquet Manager Margif Assistant Manager Edna ! Assistant Manager Nita H M & N Manager W. J. Assistant Manager Mary SOUTH HALL Manager Willia Assistant Manager~ --Lelan4 A Bry~ Cai DICT Necessityp student. range. 0 COPYMA TE-Copies books pers, magazines easily. Inexpe saver. ROD CLIFF McKUEN NOTES "Lonesome Cities", Student' "Stanyan Street and friend! Other Sorrows". other books. Big sele STEREO RECORDS: most-nei "Listen to the Save tin Warm", "The Earth" more . -others. The RL 1440 MA looks students entering the program. The University's School of Nursing graduated its first male nurse at summer commencement. He had the highest average In the 1969 nursing class. "As a professional practitioner, the male nurse has the opportunity for a career as exciting as that of the male teacher," said Dr. Sanderson. While many male nursing staff of ARA-M Icomes Studei working very hard this Carolina Student. Tha act us at any time to 14 nts and suggestions. Co ining service at Carolim STAFF DIRECTOR OF DINING SERVICE William J. Wentz P1 R< CAPSTOP Camden General A Tisdale Top of Ca Fowler Banquet I teele Cafeteria igginbotham Chef Proc ROOST Poole Manager L. Nordman Assistant COLUMB m Riggs Manager I Io Assistant BATES HOUSE anager Aubrey Hori ssistant Manager Sara Bird Choose in's for i npus Nei 0 ONARIES for every Wide price , neOwspa nsive, time best PENS, PENCILS :tion of All well-known ded Notes. brands, all types, 1- learn all pri:es, quicker. Bryan Co I|N STREET, COLUMBIA. to fut graduates prefer to enter the field on an administrative level, ex plained Dr. Sanderson, others choose to become clinical specialists. An additional change in the tradition of nursing is the newer type of uniforms. "The white uniform has its place," said Dr. Sanderson, "but a number of pediatric areas now ask their nurses to wear pastel smocks. Studies show that some 3later its year to best r is our job. 2t us know acerning the 1. JRCHASING DIRECTOR unette Kuykendall IE tanager Elmo Pudelski rolina V. Nordman 4anager M. Randolph Manager L. Creech [uction Mgr. C. Fraser Sue Kurpiewski Manager Martha Trapp [A HALL C. H. Branch Manaker Carol Terry * ~on our ~ds LAMPS Wide variety including popular Tensor lights. ART SUPPLIES Grumbacher-brushes, paints, kits. DESK ASSESSORIES Blotters, ash trays, staplers, rulers, more. mpany S.C. ire patients are more receptive to someone not dressed in white." This won't change the nursing school, she continued, explaining that girls enrolled in the USC program wear yellow uniforms. Dr. Sanderson, former director of the graduate program in nursing at the Medical College of Georgia, is a graduate of Ohio State University and Columbia University Teachers College. She was named an Isabelle Hampton Robb Fellow at Columbia University in 1955 and received the Alumni Distinguished Service Award from Geneva College, Beaver Falls, Pa., in 1969. The Dayton, Ohio Business and Professional Women's Club named her "Woman of the Year" in 1955. Dr. Sanderson replaced Miss Amy E. Viglione, who has returned to full-time teaching duties at the University. Richland Mall ALIl and see our Car in many sty Ladies Sportsv Attention Short of Part time help needed Work schedules built $1.49 PER HOL APPLY TO FOLL * M & NLOUNG *SOUTH DORM.V *COLIJMBIA HAl * PATES HOUSE. 'CAPSTONE HOI *TOP OF CARO1 - RUSSELL HOU *F ACUL TY DINI *GAMECOCK RC *ROOST-MRS. KI Duffy: C By HARRY HOPE Staff Writer "I see USC as one of the most FE SHOP vide selection of Coats les and colors -$65."" ear - First Floor Students Money? at all dining facilities. around your classes. I R PL'JS ME ALS DWING MANA GER S E.W. J..POOL E Tm. RIGGS ..L-C.H. BRANCH A. HORTON JSE-MRS. RANDOLPH LINA-MR. RUDELSKI 5E-MR. CAMDEN NO ROOM-MRS. FOWL E OM-MR . T ISDA LE JR P1 EWSK I trolina is exciting places in South Carolina." The speaker is the Reverend a George Duffey, the new associate P director of the Wesley Student [ Center, the campus Methodist organization. b "The decision to come to USC F was a decision of how I wanted to c spend the next ten years of my C life." he said. v "I wanted to be a part of university life at this crucial time F when new and exciting un- U derstandings of the role of the university are being forged." Commenting upon the con troversial union of the Methodist and Evangelical Brethren, he said, "That in itself probably won't produce any drain of members. "The union is a clear intention on the part of white Methodists to end any kind of racial separation. Therefore, people leave on the basis of the elimination oi racial structures," he added. The Methodist minister views his task as an attempt "to discern currents and eddies in the stream 4 of university life, such as life styles, thought patterns and types of involvement. "At this point it is too premature to project any type of program as such. I just want to plug in," he said. Mature Audiences Rock Hudsenm Muffia Cardinale L A FinePair 1-3-5-7-9 t f -CA ROLINA- E 3] No One Under 18 tc -FOX. General Audiences "DESTEOTiALL MONSTER" of 1-3-5-7-9 m1 -RITZ- cj w Honor mother am Send The GamE SEND $8 AN THE:IR AnnRE! b /1I exciting The 34-year-old minister studied t Wofford College and finished reparation for the ministry at ike. When asked about sharing the uilding with the Catholic Newman oundation, he replied, "I have a )nviction that many-if not most )ngregations don't realize the full alue of their buildings. "They don't use them enough. ere at the campus there is more wage of one building," he added. Littlest Gamecock .Will Jarrells was the smallest amecock supporter at the Fresh. nan pep-rally Saturday. No boundaries (Continued from Page 2) lays Virginia, "does not provide a pecial orientation for new foreign tudents." They have also been planning 'International Week," which will ake place Nov. 10-16. This will onsist of an international bazaar, 'here different objects from other mnds may be purchased, an in ernational banquet, foreign films, ishion shows, a Biafran Book 'rive, international foodstuff, and Little USC International" contest v which USC students will adopt a reign child. The Big Brothers-Big Sisters rogram is another project It will ~tablish a relationship between reign and native students similar that existing in the Big Brothers ~sociation: the "adoption" of new reign students by native udents. 'Firing line' 'Continued from Page 2) )ice of the more than 12.000 un ~rgraduates at our Univer ty. ..and we will not only be the ajor voice of students, but the ajor link between students. culty, and administration. I will proudly call this "the year responsible Student Govern ent at the University of South irolina".so fire away..we tIl be ready. thy I father cock Home S TO BOX 5131, USC