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fabric
time.
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Levi's
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Levi's--how they're beyond duplication, how their tough, durable cotton
washes and washes and gets better looking (and better feeling) every
all we're going to tell you is that we've got them in sizes 28 to 36, with flare
turaily, assorted inseams, and they're in The Roost, street level. 8.50
belt, sizes s-in-I6
dav ison's ope n 10:00 a m.-sho p m onda y anod frido y 'til 9
1527 main street. columbia. s.t. call 779-5700 anytime day or night
Summer
study
abroad
Travel and studies abroad are
being sponsored for students this
summer by the Department of
Foreign Languages.
An agreement w" the
University of Torino in no. nwest
Italy will make it possible for
students to earn credits there
which may be transferred back to
Carolina. Inquiries should be
directed to Ralph Foresteri of the
foreign languages department.
Students also may study at the
University of Dijon in eastern
France, 160 miles southeast of
Paris. Credits may be transferred
back to USC under certain con
ditions.
Interested students should
contact David Speer, also in the
foreign languages department.
An additional program spon
sored is the study session at the
Instituto Technologico in Mon
terey, Mexico. This program is in
its third year and questions should
be directed to Carl Shirley in the
foreign languages department.
N.C. Co.
wins bid
for dorm
Coble Construction Co. of
Greensboro, N.C., has apparently
outbid six other firms for con
struction of a new women's
residence hall at USC.
Coble's base bid was $2,581,000
compared to a bid of $2,588,000 by
Hunt Construction Co., of
Philadelphia, and to $2,597,000 by
Ruscon Construction Co., of
Charleston. Bids were opened
today at the University.
The new residence hall, Bates
House West, will be constructed on
USC's south campus and will
adjoin the existing Bates House
East dormitory.
Bates House West, expected to
be in use next year to house 404
students, will be a 14-floor building
with eight suites on each floor. The
suites will contain two double
bedrooms, a living room, bath and
kitchen.
The residence hall will be con
nected with Bates House East at
the ground level, and its exterior
will be similar to the existing
residence hall.
Angel Flight
inducts 17
Angel Flight Spring Rush ended
Thursday with the tapping of 17
new members and three alternate
Angels.
An honorary service
organization of college women,
0 Angel Flight is sponsored by the
0 Arnold Air Society and acts as
their official hostesses. Angel
Flight rushes new members an
nually.
A pledging ceremony was held
'Thursday after tapping. After the
ceremony the Arnold Air Society
took the old and new Angels out for