Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THE Eou C c om VOL. LXV NO. 40' UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COLUMBIA. S.C. 29208 JANUARY 21, 1974 The Setting tabes an stdnt2 h kne wha hefer<oig madeTh aSeitrting retar,isaid,t "Thsuwspte smooethsst registrationv ever had..without a doubt the best in a long time." According to Dr. Mitchell th --Mao %1r ble s with reisrtin ee helsso enr ass b tdnsa wela heU .Mil n h partof etain Settig stil hsGom bugsEtR b Pre-advisement culeds o wdition threeto ofA "giee tabls, and tuses whopan knnew hay wee og A b - u f -t a e . Coi For A Gothic Horro expect in each section. It also speeds up registration for each student. A by-product of pre advisement is the "printout summary of pre advisement". Copies of the summary are given to the deans, department heads and Both Sides of Of TI Bob Dylan. Music' *k a > bostres Tialosfr "3 "i,. T7.. fr Mo e? la , s istratic book stores. This allows for proper course planning by department heads and gives the book stores an idea of the books they will need on hand. Eileen Berlin, secretary for student welfare, has seen registration from both sides. Besides having to register Inside 1e Controversial Smol SLiving Legend, in Ch SG copan talsdrn ristrtin erlinfai she wold likte toSeettl comptedried pre-gistration andbc registration4. She added, 4sSot,Pg tigise Page 6 arlott Pann be Morning Df Best "Under the current plan, this registration was as good as it could be...when you are operating under an archaic system you can only go to a certain point." The idea of setting up SGA complain' tables was a big help to a lot of students. SGA President, Rita McKinney, said the 95-98 per cent of the students who came to the tables with problems, had them solved. The most common problems were not being able to find a section open at a convenient time or finding out all sections were closed for a course you really needed. These types of problems were easily solved by the "veterans" manning the complaint tables. Overall, registration was a success--much more than anyone expected, but in the semesters to come, com puiterization is going to be the answer.