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5th attack reported
in Bates House area
By WILLIAM HOFFMANN
Gamecock Staff Writer
A Bates House resident was robbed by two assailants as he walked
on the ramp towards Bates House Tuesday Night, Campus Police
reported.
Tom Wamser, a freshman, said he was approaching Bates House on
the ramp at about 9:10 p.m. when he noticed two blacks standing in
front of him.
"I sensed there was going to be trouble," Wamser said. One of
them approached him, asked for his wallet and pushed him against the
fence. Wamser said he would give them the money but he needed the
wallet. He was then smashed in the jaw, his wallet grabbed and both
of the assailants fled.
This was the fifth attack in the Bates area since dormitories opened.
Reaction to the latest incident was very similar, more protection is
needed, students say.
Chopper Kizer, a Bates WHouse resident suggested the possibility of
a student auxilary force. "If four or five guys were out on the ramp at
one time, they'd think twice about doing anything," Kizer said.
Bookstore managers
say prices will rise
By JOHN ANGILLEY
Gamecock Staff Writer
The trend toward rising textbook prices will continue, according to
the managers of the two local campus bookstores.
According to E.A. Bailey, manager of the South Carolina Book Store,
and William Rorie, manager of the Campus Book Store, the rising
prices reflect the current rate of inflation. Both said the cost of some
books will go up within the semester.
A COMPARISON of new and used book prices reveals both stores
charge virtually the same prices. Both stores also return the same
amount of money to students for used books. A student who buys a used
book for $7.50 (cost of the book when new $10) will receive $5 when
returning the book to either store. Purchasing the $10 boolt new also will
return $5.
Because professors end departments choose their own books,
students may continue to have some difficulty in locating a few texts
every semester. Rorie said new instructors are added at the last
moment to handle unexpected enrollment in a particular subject and
students will not be able to buy their books for a few days.
'Laboratory' set up
for would-be writers
By ALICE WENNER
Gamecock Staff Writer
Beginning this week, the USC English Department is sponsoring a
"Writing Laboratory to aid students that are having problems in any
aspects of writing.
Bruce Cantrell, lab director, said it will be available at no cost to
Carolina students. Tentatively, the lab will be located in room 216 of the
Humanities Office Buiiding, Sunday through Thursday 1 p.m. to 9 p.m.
and by appointment.
Operating on a totally individualized basis, the lab will be completelv
flexible to the student's needs, Cantrell said.
"A lot of people simply lack confidence in their writing. We will ap
proach writing as a skill that can be taught," he said.
Cantrell said he is anticipating a. lot of people in the lab. mostly
through teacher-referrals.
"But we are encouraging self-referral visitations," he said. "A
student may come once or as many times as he wants. It's really up to
~he students, but we would like to work with some over an ex'tended
>eriod of time to make good writers out of them."
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