Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Jumping two ropes at once is not easily accomplished, but Housing ( for reservi USC's Housing Office has issued the following statement con cerning all resident students who wish to reside in University residence halls during the academic year of 1972-73: C 1. APPLICATIONS: Ap- t plications have been mailed to your parents for approval of 8 visitation plan, terms and con ditions of new contract and cover letter advising them to return the application to you immediately r with deposit of $100 attached. Please advise your parents im mediately that you need the ap plication and payment no later than Monday, April 24. 2. SCHOLARSHIP: Those students presently on scholarship or loan must pay the advance room L fee or present a letter stating that a loan has been approved for the 1972-73 year. Advance arrangements should be made so that the letter will be available L during the sign-up period. 3. ACADEMIC SUSPENSION: Those on academic suspension after completion of the present semester must notify us in writing no later than May 25 that they will be attending summer school andI Child Car, opens todz By SHARON EDSALL Staff Writer An experimental Child Care Center opens today from 7 p.m. to midnight. Sponsored by interested~ mothers, the center is operated .by a full-time worker, provided by housing.and volunteers. The center is located in ~Apartment 42 in the upper /section of University - Terrace. The regular hours will be T.uesday-Friday from 4 p.m. to :midnight and Saturday from 9 ~a.m. to noon. Registration fee is ~$2. and th'e cost is 45 cents for Who cares? a challenge one forget i I does help )ffice set [ng dorm vish to hold their assigned space ending possible eligibility after he first summer session. Should ve not hear from you, your room vill be cancelled and a full refund f the advance deposit, less $5. will e mailed to you. Please read the following chedule closely and make your eservation accordingly: Phase I April 25: All students who wish to eserve their same room space nay sign up. HOURS: 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. STATIONS: South Building outh Building Lobby South Tower- South Tower Lobby Sims - Sims Lobby Wade Hampton - Wade Hampton obby McClintock - McClintock Lobby Capstone - Capstone Lobby Columbia Hall - Columbia Hall Dbby Towers Complex M,N,K,L,J - like Johnson Lounge Baker (H) - Lobby of Baker Fraternity Row - Mike Johnson ounge e Center| tyin UT~ the first child and 15 cents for each additional child. A mother can work one hour in exchange for one hour of~ service. The center is on a first ~ come first serve basis. The parents are asked to bring everything the child will need. No child can be left more than four hours. The center still needs equipment such as cribs and~ playtoys and also volunteers.~ Anyone interested is asked to ' drop by the apartment Friday or Saturday or call Pauline Roller, 256-1493. -Tom Price bout exams for a while. * rules rooms Bates House - Bates Lounge Maxcy, Thornwell, Tenements 11-20 - Maxcy Lobby Woodrow, Tenements 1-10 - Preston Lobby Woodrow, Tenements 1-10 - Preston Lobby International House - Housing Office - After approval by In ternational Committee Residents of Preston will follow sign-up procedure as outlined in letter from Dean Sanders. Phase II April 26: All students who wish to reserve other room spaces in their present residence hall may sign up. HOURS: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. STATIONS: Same as Phase I Phase III-Students may reserve available space in other residence halls. WOMEN: Station, South Building Lobby DA TES: April 27 - 28 HOURS: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. MEN: Station, Towers Complex, Mike Johnson Lounge DATES: Saturday, April 29 and Monday, May 1 HOURS: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. All room spaces not assigned on April 25 and April 26 will be declared vacant and available for assignment. Hayes Record Shops 2114 Gervals St.--254-9530 1315 Assembly St.--254-9588 1546 Main St. at Silvers5 & 10 -254-3155 Records Of All Kinds 8 Track Tapes-Cassett and all ass. Come See Our New Old Record Dept. Black Lights Posters Darkroom Senate o widening By HARRY Staff Wr A resolution supporting a postponing the widening of Picl Student Senate Wednesday. The resolution, sponsored by Tucker, reads: "Whereas the students of Carolina have exhibited their c campus environment due to enc fares on campus; "Whereas the students of the this concern by the method of pe "Whereas a new dilemma challenge the campus environn University in a move to widen P to four (4) lanes, thus cutting d the Humanities Center; "'Be it hereby resolved that University of South Carolina support of the petition circulatii its postponement of the present Pickens Street until a further si and alternative can be effectec A bill presented by Sen. Ji National Student Association Sti the Committee on Community Later, a motion to recall was considered at the next meeting co-sponsored by Sen. Smi Ohanesian, Greg Ohanesian, N and Clisby Williams. The senate also passed a bill off-campus affairs and supporte off-campus student parking lot ir Funds re for Prograr USC has received $10,962 in w, federal funds for three continuing C, education projects under Program Impact. Dr. H. Willard Davis, USC vice ei president for advanced studies and dE research, who announced the R, grants, said Program Impact is a' T federal-state effort to employ ha college and university expertise in fu solving community problems. Dr. Francis X. Walton, of USC's Di Counseling Bureau, has received Ca $6,517 to continue his workshop $1, series on "Innovative Approaches pr co to Child Guidance and Parent tir Consultation" in which 90 guidance an counselors and mental health sti Thursday One SI April 27th 8:00 P Two Full Hours Tickets: $4, $5 Ticket Locations: Taylor St Piano Co., F t. Jackson Carolina Coliseum and a lcations. >poses street HOPE iter petition which requests (ens Street was passed by Sens. Gaillard, Smith and the University of South oncern of the extention of roaching traffic thorough University have exhibited tition and referendum; has recently arisen to ient of the students of the ickens Street from two (2) rastically into the lawn of the student Senate of the express its concentrated rig the campus requesting plans for the widening of udy into its ramifications I.'' iy Smith to support the -ike today was referred to Relations. defeated. The bill will be Wednesday. The bill was th, and Sens. Barbara iike Boliver, Chris Gould creating a committee on d the establishment of an Coliseum Lot No. 1. 0 !ceived a Impact )rkers from North and South trolina will participate. A training program for traffic igineering technicians, weloped by Prof. Robert )berts, of the University's affic and Transportation Center, .s received $2,695 in federal nds. 3r. Nicholas P. Mitchell, of the vision of Educational Services at rolina, was awarded a grant of 750 to conduct an educational agram seeking to improve mmunity services and con uing education programs iong the higher education in tutions in the state. OW Carolina M Coliseum Of Chicago and $6 reet Pharmacy, Mitchell 'pecial Services Office, || other regular ticket