The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 28, 1975, Page Page 7, Image 7

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Students can qualify for research abroad Graduate study or research abroad in academic fields and professional training in the creative and performing- arts for 1976-77 will be awarded to students competing through the Institute of In ternational Education. The institute expects to award approximately 550 awards to 50 countries, according to a recent statement. To be eligible a student must be a United States citizen when he applies and have a bachelor's degree or its equivalent before the grant begins. Persons with doctoral degrees are not eligible. Creative and per forming Artists are not required to have a bachelor degree, but they must have four years of professional study or experience. Social work applicants must have two years of experience and a masters degree in social work. Candidates in medicine must have an M.D. when they apply. Professor Herbert S. Matsen, at 608 Humanities Office Building, is the institute's representative at USC. TIRED OF SEEING THE SAME OLD NEWS IN THE OAMECOCKT WILL YOU CAN CHANGE THAT Writers and reporters are needed for the summer '75 GAMECOCK We need people interested in covering the University in the way students want it covered. If you are interested in working on the summer GAMECOCK, then please come by our staff meeting today at 7:00 p.m. Room 317 of the Russell House. If you are unable to attend this meeting, and would like to work on an exciting student newspaper, then contact .Bob Baker at 777-2038. WeI' a ducafiew Sewice,9"C. P.O. Bex 4619 C aL;i. S.C. Women's Educational Services is a non-profit agency that offers: * Free Pregnancy Testing * Problem Pregnancy Counseling * Free Abortion Referrals e Contraceptive Clinics * Family Planning If you're a woman and need assistance call Women's Educational Services to talk with someone who cares. The number to call is 779-8355. 2 DINNERS em*3.S9 -rm - 2 DINNE RS fm *5.99 PUS, T' 4 DINNERS her *7.99 rum T . 5th, 6th, 7th & Stib DINNRiS Complimentary Seconds -"NOT VALID FOR BANQUETS OR HOLIDAYS" Mon. - Sun., April 27 ROYAL BUFFET Sir George's Royal Buffet - Se.rd.y 4 p.m.& Sa:sa in p.. m.d from 11 ..m.~ se..... Forest Acres - 2120 Beltline Blvd. Tel. 782-6367 suwm e OFO m 0 QUek SPECIAL GROUP! Squash Blossom Nugget Necklace SALE 199. Regulor 250.00 BE.K OF COLL SHOP DAILY 10 'TIL 6:00 / FRIDAY NIGHT 'TIL 9:00/ MA How to get thm of college on 37 Up t i48m me.....*Pr,ces do not include dealer preparation or shipp.ng charges. Motobec The MotobecaneM It gets up to 148 miles to the 01 gallon. So, if you figure you travel on campus approximately 5 miles a tl day, and you're in school 9 months out of the year, the Motobecane ""'. Motorized Bicycle will take M you right up to graduation . Test drive a Mot3 Bicycle Center of Columbia 746 Harden St. Columbia. S.C. SALE! $250,000 collection AUTHENTIC HAND MADE AMERICAN INDIAN TURQUOISE AND SILVER JEWELRY 20%- 50%OFF Now Thru Saturday An exquisite collection of silver and turquoise necklaces, brace lets, rings and earrings. All hand crafted by the Navajos, Zunis and Hopis in the ancient tradi tions of their tribes. Reg. $ 12 to $2000. Special Showing and Sale Authentic Indian Artcraft " Kochino Dolls " Cererro;iol Blorkets " Sand Pointings * Potter, ard Man\, r-cre A-s. 20% - 50% OFF FASHION JEWELRY STREET FLOOR IMBIA 1501 MAIN STREET / TELEPHONE 254-0371 )ugh 4 years ,allons ofgas. ene America Ltd. .86 Orchard St.. Hockensack. N J 07601 ---- otorized Bicycle. 1 just 37 gallons of gas. What's more, you pay less an $400.* for a Motobecane. No doubt about it, a Moto \becane Motorized Bicycle is the most intelligent way there is to 'get through 4 years of college. becane at: Brown & Austell 710 Meeting St. West Cotumbia, Se Ca