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see where it says if they are refund
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BY GARY WEST
Editor's note: This is a series on
University services.
With adoption of the student prac
tice rule, which allows students who
cannot afford an attorney to be rep
resented in court, USC students
may find the legal aid clinic better
suited to solve their problems.
The new rule makes it possible
for anyone on campus who cannot
afford an attorney to be rep
resented in court by an elgible law
student, according to Roland Jones,
director of the student legal aid
clinic.
The student practice rule will
change the whole scope of the clinic,
he said. Before, we had to have the
judge's permission to represent a
student in court and often we didn't
even try to get his permission.
There are probably about 300 attor
neys in Columbia and they often felt
that we were taking clients away
from them.
Although the student practice
rule was adopted by the S. C. Sup
reme Court on Sept.25, it won't go
into effect until Dec. 25 after the
90 day effect law.
Jones said 90 per cent of the cases
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Legal aid clinic
a enlargE
concern problems outside the uni
versity. We have 15 student work
ers in the clinic who are third year
law students. They "man the clinic"
five days a week from nine to five
o'clock and are faced with all prob
lems from criminal problems to
administrative problems. Jones
said that he thinks the clinic faces
every type problem that is imagin
able.
We can represent any student
before the university tribunal.
They are usually concerned with
disciplinary type problems which
could be anything from a charge of
one student against another or an
administrative official against a
student. Or, the student might bring
an action against a university offi
cial or organization.
Even though Jones said the clinic
has picked up this year he said, In
the past, not enough students have
used the clinic, so this year unless
we can show an increase in the
number of students who seek our
help, the clinic may not continue to
exist. Our primary object is that
everyone knows about the service.
Many students seek our advice
for problems which involve so small
an amount of money that hiring an
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reet (at Green)
S.C. 29205
~54-2821
Tempest
"The Tempest" performed
by the Everyman Players will
be presented Monday evening
at 8 at Township Auditorium.
Tickets are free to USC stu
dents and may be reserved at
the ticket office in Russell
House. Non-USC student tic
kets are $2.00 and $$3.00 and
$5.00 for the public.
This is a presentation of the
University Union Artist Series.
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attorney is not practical. And, of
course, most students are on limited
budgets and even a small amount
of money may be important to them,
he said.
He said many students desire
information about their draft
status. We have a draft counselor
who counsels students about their
deferment and status appeals. Usu
ally the case takes either one or two
routes-the student either wants to
know something about the lottery
system or wants representation
before a draft board, he said.
Jones added that drug offenses
usually depend on the fact situation,
whether the student is charged by
the university or state officials. He
said, "It is unfortunate that there
is usually not a good defense for
being charged with possession of
hard drugs. Normally for a serious
drug offense, we suggest that" the
student get a lawyer."
Counseling is given for problems
concerning insurance companies,
credit cards, personal theft, mail
orders, marital status or divorce,
and businesses such as loan com
panies, health spas and record or
book clubs, Jones said.
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Minimum: 10 words.
There is no charge for found ads.
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OFFICE HOURS: Mon., Wed., 9-11 a.m. Tues.
12:30-2:30, Thurs. 3:30-5 p.m.
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LOST: Brown wallet, larger than usual. Has I
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John 253-4332.
FOUND: Light gold wrist watch, ladies. Call
Anne Wallace 787-7095.
LOST: Steel rim glasses in brown case. CaIl
Anne Wallace
LOST: Steel rim glasses in brown case. CAll
796-5610.
FOUND: Setting for ring found in front of 3
Coker Life Sci. Bldg. Contact Dr. Milne, 4151 s
Rm. 224 Coker Life Sci.
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my only winter coat and a present from very I
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TYPING: ALL TYPES, electric typewriter, a
reasonable rates, convenient location. Call 254- i
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TYPING theses, dissertations and papers. p
Extensive experience. Call Mrs. Stokes, 782
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EXAMINATION TIME? A general outline of v
college examinations. Don't miss this valuable f
information. Gift House, P.O. Box 39, Ozone C
Park, New York 11417.
SPORTSCAR WHEEL SERVICE, WIRE i:
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NATIVE FRENCHMAN seeks students need
ing instruction in French grammar and conver- a
sation. Reasonable rates. Call Christian at 252
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OVERSEAS JOBS FOR STUDENTS, Aus
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ontact the Professor of Aerospace Studies,
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am open to qualified students with two years
emaining at USC as of September 1973, at
raduate, undergraduate leveles. Receive
100.00 a month while in AFROTC. Scholarships
vailable. THERE ARE OPENINGS for anyone
nterested in secretarial work who qualifies for
vork-study. Apply to the Office of the Student
;overnment, second floor Russell House; or
hone 2654, 2655, or 2656.
HELP WANTED: Granby's Ice Cream and
andwich Shop now hiring full and part-time
vaitresses. Day and night shifts. Uniforms
urnished. Good tips. Apply in person 1114
ollege St.
TIRED OF THE GAMECOCK? Help journal
;m students and ex-Gamecock staffers start
-depth, investigative type of rag. Money and
r workers needed. Call 253-4332 after 6 p.m.
WANTED: Couch and chair. Can only afford
minute price. CAll 253-3294.
PERSONAL
LTTENTION: Sigma Nu The 8th floor girls in
Tower would like to date some Sigma Nus,
f interested call 3291!
REAT LYRICIST needs melody writer. Need
einged tunes to join my golden hearted poetry.
ielpful if baritone voice or able to tune guitars
Contact N. Young, La Honda, Calif.
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