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Peddlers Pushing For $$ 38 Selectc Thirty-eight USC students have been selected to appear in the 1973 74 edition of "Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges. " The students chosen are: Charlotte Vicky Barnes, Fairfax; Eileen Berlin, Bethesda, Md.; Robert Berry, Columbia; Dana Carpenter, Elmira, N.Y.; Peter Law Seminar A two day in-depth seminar on torts providing useful techniques for attorneys and insurance ad iusters will be presented at USC Law Center Friday and Saturday, Nov. 2-3. The sessions are sponsored by the Continuing Legal Education Division of the S.C. Bar Association and the USC Law Center. Lectures on Friday will include, "Constitutional Torts," by former "A CHILD'S WORLD College of Eai Applications for admission the College of Early Learr techniques *to sound epis College of Early Learni Discovery" offers a unit process. Placing prim educational period wherei crease his intellect, rather knowledge, the College of students between the ager, lea rning environment is ei teacher ratio. If you would opportunity of the best available at the most imp .achievement. Contact the College of mutual interview; telep >r write, College of Earl 1972. Columbia. S.c. 29 A fund-raising bike-a-thon-for the American. Cancer Society wil be held on Saturday, November. 10th from 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The bike-a-thon, sponsored jointly by the Inter-Fraternity Council (IFC) and the Panhellinic Council, is open to all students. Each participant will obtain sponsors to pledge a specified amount of money for each mile he travels. There is no limit to the ?d To Who'1 Eltringham, Newport News, Va.; Richard Freeland, Armonk, N.Y.; Helen Louise Ginn, Wyomissing, Pa.; Raymond Tony Hill, High Point, N.C.; Caleb Jennings, Jr., Spartanburg; William Kennedy, Falls Church, Va.; Mary Suzanne Kiester, Columbia; Peter ting Lee, Hong Kong; Leigh Leventis, Cayce and Julia Lumpkin, s Scheduled USC School of Law Dean Robert McC Figg Jr.; "Pnofessional Malpractice" by Ellis I. Kahn, a Charleston attorney; "Im munities" by Wilburn Brewer Jr., a Columbia attorney; and "Tort Remedies for Environment Protection" by John E. Mon tgomery, assistant professor of USC Law Center. A full slate of topics is scheduled for Saturday beginning at 9 a.m. with "Products Liability" by USC Law Center professor Robert L. Felix. OF DISCOVERY" rly Learning are now being accepted by ing. Applying Montessori temological theory ,the .ng's "Environment for iue type of educational ary emphasis on the n the individual may in -'than merely his store of Early Learning admits of two and six years. The shanced by a 6-1 student like your child to have the educational environment wrtant phase of academic Early LearnIng for a 'Ioi w(803) 782-6443 y Learning, P.O. Box number of sponsrs a r1der7iay have. A three-speed bicycle will be awarded to the person collecting the most money.. The peddlers will travel along a ten mile course. There will be four checkpoints he can get refresh ments, rest or talk to Lt. Gov. Earl Morris or basketball star Brian Winters. Anyone interested in participating in the bike-a-thon-can obtain entry forms at the Russell House Information Desk. Who List Rock Hill. Also named were: Carl McIntosh, Columbia; Rita McKinney, Greenville; Randy Newcome, Columbia; Judith Peters,- Hampton; William Pollard, Columbia; Atlee Prince, Lynchburg; William Richardson, Greenville; Alan Rosenblum, Laurens; David Rosenblum, Laurens; Michael Runager, Orangeburg; Walter Sanders, Allendale; Charles Smith, Columbia; and Newman Smith, Blythwood. Others selected were: Jack Smith, Columbia; Oscar Lee Sturkey, Columbia; Michael Taylor, Orangeburg; Joslyn Ann Tucker, Columbia; Patrick Tyler, Columbia; Gloria Mary Vickers, Charlottee; David Vickers-Koch, Edison, N.J.; Elizabeth Watson, Greenville; Douglas Williams, Sarasota, Fla.; Brian Winters, Rockwaway Park, N.Y.; and Charles Young, Columbia. Give us I We'll givi Be a winner identify this Personnel. E at the Dining You'll get a fries and a I We wan help you If Your problen r Name of e Name of Il CONTEST questions * to turn In a winner. Uontestan Local add Senate BiI More P,lI A bill to provide nore voting locations for off-campus students has been passed by the Student Senate. According to Alan Lawhead, chairnitn of off-campus student affairs committee, it was done to give students who live off campus a stronger voice in the student government. "Approximately 67 percent of the students at USC live off campus and in the last election, only four percent voted. We drew up this bill so that we would be able to increase the accountability of the Student Government." Lawhead said another reason for the bill was to add more areas where a student could vote. "Until this time, there were only two places where off-campus students could vote. They had to vote with the fraternities in the RussellHouse or had to go to the Coliseum. With GAME The Gamecock is published twice i sday during the fall and spring seme summer, with the exception of unive Change of address forms, subsci should be sent to The Gamecock, E 29208. Subscription rate is $3 per se The Gamecock received $36.000 fro 1973-74. Offices of the Gamecock aj Russell House on the university can are 777-6178 and 777-4249, ews, and class Dostage paid at Columbia, S. ( this person's name. a you a free burger, fries an by being one of the first five people t< .person, one of the University Dinini imply fill in the coupon properly and Service office on thie first floor pf Russ certificate for a free deluxe burger, arge coke from the Gamecock Room. you to know our people. That way, ou ever have a problem at one of is are our problems, too. mployee >cation where employe vorks RULE: You must answer both of the properly, and be one of the first five the correct answers at the UDS office Previous contest winners are ineligible 's name eSS impus. University Dini.n. S. I Provides ing Places the addition of the new areas, we are hoping more studerts will take. part -in the elections., The - following additional locations have been established as voting centers for off-campus studenti: -Corner of Park and Green --Corner of Pickens and Pen dleton - Directly in front of the Russell House on the sidewalk - --Parking garage --Police station parking lot "Now that these new locations have been added, we encourage more off-campus students to take part in the elections. When only four percent of 12,000 students dparticipate, then they can not have much authority in the Student Government." COCK weekly on Monday and on Thur sters and once a week during the rsity bolidays and exam periods. ription requests and other mail Irawer A, USC, Columbia, S.C., mester and $2 for the summer. m the student activity fund for re rooms 317, 318 and 319 in the 'pus, 1400 Green St. Telephones 777-3888, advertising. 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