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Jones The Academic affair division is slated to undergo radical reorganization July The proposed restructurin plan was announced b University President, Di Thomas F. Jones. Designed to provide an e ficient and creative response I the aspirations and goals of a increasingly large, talente and diverse academic con munity, the program wi create five new vice provo: positions. These provosts wi be assigned specific areas c responsibility. The College c Arts and sciences has, in ac dition, been divided into thre separate divisions. The five new academic area: and their provosts will be: liberal disciplines, Dr. John C Guilds; health sciences, Dr. W N. Adams Smith; advancec studies and research, Dr Bruce W. Nelson; and reglonal ATTE Ten $150 scholarships are availa faculty and staff members of the r An entering student must earn College Board Examination and b school class. Continuing students r more than 2 NC's. Potential scholarship recipients for USC Educational Foundation 6 Student Financial Aid before Aug. of applicant, name and departmei or GPR. Scholarship winners will be chos among the most qualified applic. 40 HALF POUND 01 JUMBO SHRIM $1. Very special. A big rec specialties. Both served with Tos Dinner Bread. You'll be saving mone Shoney's. You must present your price. annoui s campuses, Dr. H. Willard a Davis. Dr. Patterson will be 1. acting head of the fifth area, g professional schools, which y includes business ad ministration, education, engineering, journalism, 1. librarianship, law and social o work. n Dr. Guilds, will head the d College of Arts and Letters, I. College of Science and II Mathematics, College of Social it and Behavioral Sciences, II College of General Studies, the f Honors Program, and cultural >f development. Since October, 1- 1970, Dr. Guilds has served as e vice Provost for academic affairs. Dr. Adams Smith, a former faculty member of the medical University of South Carolina since 1966, will come to USC next month charged with I responsibilities in the fields of nursing, pharmacy, and allied I health sciences. NT ION ble for sons and daughters of full time riain campus of USC. at least i,000 on the SAT section if the e in the top quarter of his or her high riust have a 3.0 cumulative GPR and no should submit a letter of application icholarships to R. B. Jeter, Director of 1. The letter should include full name it of parent, and College Board scores en by the Scholarship Committee from mnts. Student Special S in the Sheraton GROUND ROUND OR P FRY DINNER 49 luction in price on two Shoney sed Salad, French Fries and y while enjoying great food at student ID to get this special CeS aC1 Dr. Nelson, currently dean of the College of Arts and Science will head University graduate programs, research, grants and USC bureaus and in stitutes. Dr. Davis will supervise the activities of the seven regional campuses of the University and all of f-campus courses. He is presently vice president for advanced studies and research and Dean of the Graduate School. Under the plan, the College of Arts and Science, established 1912, will be reorganized into the Colleges of Arts and Letters, Science and Mathematics, and Social and Behavioral Sciences. These will be identified with the Office of the Vice Provost for Liberal Disciplines. Dr. George M. Reeves has been named acting dean of the College of Arts and Letters; Dr. O. F. Schuette, acting dean .of the College of Science and Mathematics; and Dr. Robert G. Landen, acting dean of the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences. The acting deans will serve until permanent appointments are made. Commenting on the reorganization of the Entertain, THURSDAY, JUNE Film, "Camelot," Russell House mission: $.75; check with inforr times. NCAA Golf Tournament at Coral continue through June 25. Live music will be provided at Bi Thursday during the summer; information desk for details. FRIDAY, JUNE 23 University Union Hunting Island through June 25, sign up in Russell SATURDAY, JUNE 2. Mass, Thomas More Chapel, 5 p.m. SUNDAY, JUNE 25 Film, "Top Hat," Russell House The p.m. Mass. Thomas More Chapel, 10 and tdemic Academic Affairs Division, Dr. Jones said the spectacular growth of the University in recent years and the gradual transition of the University to the status of a senior institution "really demanded that we restructure the academic administration." "Undergraduate enrollment, in the past five years,. has grown from 7,935 in 1966 to 12,357 in 1971. Because we voluntarily established a limit to the number of entering Freshmen beginning with last September, we expect un dergraduate enrollment to level off. On the other hand," Jones continued, "we can look forward to an enormous growth in our Graduate School. Last year the Graduate School enrollment was two and one Enroin University of South Carolina enrolment at its eight campuse school is 8,903 -- up 15.3 per cent At the main campus in Colurr per cent increase; and 1,986 ar campuses, a 27 per cen't increas 1971. Main campus enrolment incl. students, and 1,989 in the Gra4 nent and 22 Theatre, ad- USC Summer Zation desk for opens at the A p.m. Ridge, Fla., to Film, "The Fox p.m. Admissi .11 Camp every check with the Film, "Man Wil Theatre, 6 ar Flick Group, Bi Camping Trip, W House 205. Film, "All Quji House theatr Wesley Found temporary w Worship progra atre, 6 and 8:30 Student Uniol Program and S 11 a.m. p.m. I Dra Fish 2005 Gi plan half times larger than 1966 and the projections for the future are even more encouraging." (998 graduate students 1966 2,625 in 1971) "In addition to the very persuasive numbers and percentages," Jones said, "a series of academic depart mental 'presentations' last Spring indicated to us an academic reorganization was in order at this time." Jones said the two month long series of meetings with deans, department heads and faculty "...convinced us a new administrative structure would compliment and enhance the very impressive academic ambitions and aspirations that were presented to us during those sessions." rent up )fficials announced that the total s for the first session of summer )ver last summer. bia there are 6,917 students, a 12 e enroled at the seven regional' over the first summer session of des 4,872 undergraduates, 97 law luate School. . . activities MONDAY, JUNE 26 Theatre production "Oklahoma!" lyrtle Beach Convention Center, 8:30 " Russell House Theatre, 6 and 8:30 on: $.75. rUESDAY, JUNE 27 h A Movie Camera," Russell House d 8:30 p.m. ptist Student Center, 6:30 p.m. EDNESDAY, JUNE 28 t On the Western Front," Russell . 6 and 8:30 p.m. tion, supper followed by con ~rship, 6 p.m. m and fellowship dinner, Baptist t,6 p.m. ipper, Baptist Student Center, 5:30 Vt Beer it Beef & Chips eon Street we Points