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MARCHA From Page One scene of National Health In surance, there will be a serious crunch on doctor's offices everywhere. Carl Albert, House speaker, says National Health Insurance has high priority in the Congress. Right now, we're at or near the bottom of the list in the number of doctors in relation to population," Marchant said. "The shortage of doctors already so apparent in this state simply will be more dramatic in the very near future. "Finally," Marchant continued, "the Medical University Board suggested that our application to the VA for a second medical school has been secretive. The Medical University staff has been apprised of all the developments and, in fact, met with the Commission on 6AME The Gamecock is pubushed twic day drinig the faU and spring sei swnmer, with the esceptls of sal Change of address forms, sub should be sent to The Gamecock tns. Subscription rate is $3 per The Gamecock received s36.oie 1973.74. Offices of the Gamecoci RusselIouse on the university c are 7774178 and Tf-424$,news, i dlass ptam. iid a Columbio. The Real W is MoeI Western a Headquarters fo Moe Corner Lady PEACE TRADING is op Imports From * Morc * Centr i Jewelry, Leather gc j Wood carving, Smo] Z Candles, Handicraft i 9198Su ( (across fror, I Ph. 2 JNT Higher Education staff to go over all the figures a week before Gov. West's speech before the Legislature. All of our figures, all of our proposals, all of our plans have been public information before the HEC, the Veterans Administration in Washington, the various legislative study groups and other bodies empowered by the Governor and all the organizations in the country responsible for approving or disapproving ap plications for new medical school accreditation. "To the contrary," Marchant concluded, "we have been above board every single step of the way and officials of the Medical University know precisely that this is true." e weekly on Monday and on Thur. inesters and once a week during We Iverslty belidays and exam periods. scription requests and other mad ,Drawer A, USC, Columbia, S.C., semester and $2 for the summer. from the student activity fund for are rooms 317, 318 and 319 in the ampus, 140 Green St. Telephones md 777-3ip, advertising. Second ;. C. estern Look at evy's pparel & boots r most anything ,vy's te Assembly RIVER COMPANY EN cco al and South America ods, Capes, Incense, <1ng assessories, s, Etc. inter St. I.S.C. Horseshoe) 0..0323 Computerization St Registrati BY BILL GRANT Efforts to pre-enroll USC students for the fall semester have been "looking good," according to Luke Gunter of educational ser vices. The pre-enrollment system has been expanded this spring to in clude majors, all courses of graduating seniors and those courses of graduate students on the undergraduate level. Last fall only major courses were pre registered. "So far we've keypunched 4,096 people. We are in the process of keypunching another 1,500 forms that have come in this week," Gunter said. "We received another 500 forms this morning so at the present time we can account for 6,096 students. "Approximately 3,000 people have applied for degrees, another 800 will graduate in August so that - -------------- .s FOR RENT!!! Apartment, 3 Bedrooms, fur nished, central air, carpeting fenced in yard. (Summer only) 4319 Wilmot Street Call 782-834 UNIVERSITY DINING SERVCI THE PEOPLE PLFEA8ERS'' Pance grits bai free4 SGOQI 11 Goal on Proceec puts the base figure at about 9,000. You also have to include in that I students who won't return in the s fall." s "It looks like fall advisement at s this point is the same as spring advisement was." Gunter said there were predictions that ad- r visement in the spring would fall S off considerably because of the V time lag involved between the two e semesters. "But this hasn't been S true," Gunter said. There were also predictions that some departments would not turn t in their respective advisement e forms on a daily basis, to facilitate v the computer analysis process. c However, Gunter said, most- t departments have been r, cooperating with his department in 9 turning in forms. "We haven't gotten any com plaints which is encouraging. It's looking good but we won't know for I sure how well it's working until we v get the end results," Gunter said. e Geiag Ta Tke Beack Te I S*ag At Tke WHS 10% Diecetd To AN WKaaedBgCat 16* Ta R1 ke egg s :on of fee ) L UCK ling Well Advisement continues until 'riday of this week. Friday will erve as a "mop up" day for all tudents who have missed their cheduled time. Eileen Berlin, Student Govern rient Association secretary for tudent welfare, who is also vorking on the registration project mphasized the importance of tudents getting advised and pre nrolled by the end of the week. "We are one semester closer to Atal computer registration. Pre nrollment is the interimstep, but rithout accurate data analysis it ould set back computerization, herefore it is extremely important >r as many students as possible to et advised and pre-enrolled," erlin said. Once the data is tabulated ducational Services will know ,hich courses are over-and under nrolled. ...........4e........ SPER9UG SURF 27& Am Seu& (db Beack, S.C. a Stu" meewafien Cal 448-2817 I*3