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Student s cause of Heavy damage to University and personal property was caused this weekend after the record-breaking snowfall-when students engaged in snowball fights. More than fifty windows were broken on campus during the weekend, mainly at the University Terrace area, a University Maintenance employe said. He estimated damages as being between $600-700. Photos on this page were shot by Thomas A. Price, Gamecock Photo Editor NOTICE MEN AND WOMEN Part-time people for Film Co. Neat, dependable. hard working. (Call Bill (Cruz at 252-8450 mornings. Easy To Open Gamecock Charge Account, *100 (Limit) snowbal damage, Students lined both sides of Green Street and pelted cars with snowballs causing damage to them and other personal property, ac cording to the campus police. One car, swerving to avoid snowballs, collided with another one and several car windows were broken. Fistfights between students and motorists occurred and one ^1~ GAME The Gamecock is published twice v ing the fall and spring semesters witl and exam periods. Change of address forms, subscril should be sent to The Gamecock, Dr Subscription rate is $3 per semesti from the student activity fund entitlir Offices of The Gamecock are room on the university campus. Telephon and 777-3888, advertising. Second c lOsi BIC Quality European BI Manufactured By: ( Paris-Sport, Falcon-n In Colt CAT E'S ( Box Cedar Terrace 6420 Sumter Phi 776 1:15 to 8 p.m. M I battles fistfights motorist was seen waving a gun at snowball throwing students. A student at Preston dorm said a hatchback car filled with hundreds of snowballs cruised as students and the driver threw snowballs at the dorm. Garbage cans filled with trash and water were thrown during a fight between several fraternities and several windows were broken. COCK veekly on Monday and Thursday dur i the exception of university holidays ftions requests and other mail items awer A, USC, Columbia, S. C., 29208. .r. The Gamecock received $38,000 ig full-time students to a subscription. s 317, 318 and 319 in Russell House es are 777-8178 and 777-4249, news, lass postage paid at Columbia, S. C. CLES cycles From $95.00 sitane, Bottecchia, laino, Cinelli, Colnago Ibia See: OTT AGE 9342 Shopping Center Hwy. (29209) me: 1209 lon. thro'ih Sat.. MED SCHOOL ADM ISSION PROBLEMS? Euronmed nmay offer RX via overseas training. For the session starting Fall, 1973, the European Medical Students Placement Service, Inc. will assist qualified American students in gaining admission to rec ognized overseas medical schools. And that's just the beginning.rle na mrcnunvriyaeeiil Since the language harrier constitutes the preponderate difficulty in succeeding at a Prasms motn h uoe r foreign school, the Euromed program also ga ep o tdn tanhscre includes an intensive 8-12 week medical ga ntemdclpoeso and conversationail language course. mman. l ik otak o o roiigm datory for all studetnts F ive hours daily, the wf h pOtnf oflilm olo course is given in the country where the stu-bcmn otr I eiv htyu dent will attend medical school.pormhfsagetda 1hp o h In addition, the European Medical Students ftr . noeigdosfrmn on Placement Service provides students with Am icn .adinadgthUS.nis an 8 12 week intensive cultural orienta- rtclsotaeo otr. tion course, with American students now fo etrfo uoe atcpn studying medicine in that particular country W aehle lc ubro ulfe serving as counselors. tdnsfo e or tt nrcgie Senororgrduae tuens crrnty lnledia scolsereauis it. r eiil Fo aplctio n farter inmtEuomerorm phnetolereha00p65-23 mo itnteEroePo * URPEN EDCA Sudntramete stuentce atin hiscre *goaliinethevendecallprofession beoIgadco ..Ibhv htyur future m m m .. .... mpein door ..o man yun