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Psycholo BY TOMMY FOWLER A new degree program in psychology will be offered next fall preparing graduates through practical experience, according tc Dr. W. E. Emfinger, coordinator of the new project. The program offers an un dergraduate the opportunity to receive a B.A. or B.S. ir psychology after completion of a three to four semester practicum. The practicum will provide the student a chance to train with Senators For Rule. 1208 Knox Abbott Drive, Re Ati1C 1,100 PAIRS Cul 400 PAIRS H Will be put on and each hour S .50 on the r< shop, the bett( 10 A.M.-11 A.I 11 A.M.-12 No 12 Noon-1 P.NV 12~21 Ma S.C.'s largei gy Prograi various state agencies, Emfinger explained. "This department has never had a program that prepared people to do anything," he said. Requirements for applying for the program are completion of psychology 101, 225 and an agreement to become a psychology major. Emfinger said the project would have a maximum of 20 vacancies for the first trial period. The program will last three semesters. The first is an on campus practicum emphasizing Removed V iolation s' ISO Phone 796-1645; 3200 Two Ni al Sale N4 1 A.M. Sat. March (Saturday Only) V alues to $18.00 ffed Baggies and S Values to $26.00 igh-Style Double ] sale for $5.95 and $1 on the hour the price 'malning sale items...1 'r the bargains. d....5.95 & 10.95 2 P.M.-3 F n.5.45 & 10.45 3 P.M.-4 F ...4.95 &9.95 4 P.M.-5 F ...4.45 & 9.45 5 P.M.-6 F In St. (Next To Carol at selection of high sta n Offers interviewing techniques. The second is a two week introduction to each of six state agencies where students will work eight hours per week. Students will work at one of the six agencies for one week of eight hours and then move to another agency each successive week. The third semester will have the student working for only one agency for eight hours per week. All students will be working in a volunteer capacity and will not be BY CARL BAAB Three senators have been removed this school year because of violating attendance regulations, according to President of the Senate Leigh Leventis. Under senate legislation, senators are only allowed three unexcused absences from their weekly meetings. The period for these absences, Leventis said, is the whole term of each senator, which covers the fall and spring semesters. afood the finest. ash style tc Rad Ph - :.12 16, 1974 lacks $5.95 units $10.95 0.95 respectively will be dropped the earlier you .....3.95 & 8.95 ......3.45 & 8.45 ......2.95 & 7.95 ......2.45 & 7.45 mna Theatre) dle sportswear. b Degree one. The times for the meetings are 12:05 Monday afternoon and Tuesday at 4 p.m. in Barnwell, Room 304. Emfinger said he expected to have "four times as many people apply as we can accept." Some of the agencies students will be working in are The Florida Commission for the Blind, South Carolina State Hospital, South Carolina Vocational Rehabilitation Department and Midlands Center. 1, Steve Painter-1, Bill Kennedy-1, Allen Ward-1, Bobby Griffin-1, Tom Wall-1, Rhonda Tweete-i, Trippy Shinn-1, Neal Hartman-2, John Middleton-3. Out of that list, two senators have already missed the number of unexcused absences allowable. Concerning them, Leventis said he would check into the matter. Since the senate fall elections, three senators have resigned, three have been removed because of the unexcused absence rule and one has graduated. The three removed for absences are Douglas Oliver, Ken Hood, and Tom Price. e weekly on Mondsy and on Thur nesters and once a week during the Iversity holidays and exam periods. scription requests and other mail Drawer A, USC, Columbia, S.C., - semester and $2 for the summer. from the student activity fund for c are rooms 317, 318 and 319 in the ampus, 1400 Green St. Telephones and 777-3888, advertising. Second S. C. jLEL ay Night 11, 1974 use Room 306 3 p.m. Rabbi Segal MANTED PART -TIME :NINGS BURGER KING n- The-Jo paid for their services. The fourth semester will be optional full-time work at one agency. "We want them (applicants) to have a junior standing and a minimum of three semesters left here," Emfinger said. He said a list of other grade requirements had been devised and will be discussed at meetings for ap plicants Monday and Tuesday. Emfinger said application meetings would be held each day and applicants need only attend "The number of excused ab sences is not limited," Leventis said. Senators may get excused absences for such things as sickness, a class conflict, or a job. The role of the senate for the period starting in January shows that five senators have had at least one excused absence. The role for the same period also shows 14 senators have at least one unexcused absence. The following is a list of these senators according to the senate's role for the spring semester: Kathy Bistow-1, Cyn thia McLeod-1, Lucia Keenan-2, Virginia Marshall-3, Don Hendrix GAME The Gamecock is published twic aday during the fall and spring sei summer, with the exception of un Change of address forms, sut should be sent to The Gamecock 29208. Subscription rate is $3 pei The Gamecock received $36.000 1973-74. Offices of the Gamecoci Russell House on the university < are 777-8178 and 777-4249,news, class ostage paid at Columbia. 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