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V > * v " ' V :> , 'We're looking .for some innovations and diff< ideas using the space we now/ said Dean for Resh Life Richard D. Wertz. like to put in mini-s stores, beer and pizza pli Changes < for dinins c By CATHERINE THRIFT Gamecock Staff Writer A national consultant for A look into the possibility of altc "Jerry Van Duser was ask changing the physical fac Residence Life. "WE'RE LOOKING for s using the space we have nov shops, stores, beer and pizz Van Duser wiir draw up a < facilities in the residence hi "He (Van Duser) is also in other colleges and universiti plans and we'll decide whi mediately, short range or in t Wertz said the renovation: halls or in adjacent areas. "THERE ARE a Tot of littl< we would be able to use." V mini-shops, candy stores ar room to set up a pizza stand,' He anticipates many of th< "Some of the plans are not th effort." Plans for developing the i Duser's renort is concluded "The report will probably get it within the next two to tt Hw ** jflfH Our nation, united in gi ideal . . . but divided in s< ways. Divided by doubts, pre] fears, violence, injustic, pov< The Paulists have beer ing Americans together for century now, trying to o^ the barricades men erect J each other. We work fo ui liever to believer, believer believer, man to man. As C and Americans, we know ' TB If Missionaries U I Ink RAULISIS f Mail to: I Rev. Frank DeSiano, C.S.P., Room B* 217 I PAUL!ST FATHERS 415 West 59th StreeS ^ New York, N.Y. 10019 jSA RB|^ r* n TM/v /^S l;uii?iucicu ; facilities RA Food Services was at USC last week to ;ring the University's dining areas. ed to give us some help with our plans for ilities," said Richard Wertz, dean of ome new innovations and different ideas v," said Wertz. "We'd like to put in minia places." comprehensive plan primarily for altering alls and Russell House. eluding ideas that have been successful at es. He'll incorporate these ideas into our ich ones we want to take up, either imhe future," said Wertz. s would involve space either in the dining 5 nooks and crannies around this university Ve don't need a big area for most of these ia mings iiKe mat. 11 aoesn t iaKe mucn ' said Wertz. e renovations to begin in the near future, lat expensive or don't involve a whole lot of mini-shops will probably begin when Van and examined, Wertz said. go to the ARA people here. We'll probably iree weeks." S^SlOUNIll THEmrTEP oal and worth a lot? worth giving our lives ) many to bring about. W? *1,s? *1 K u v uu iina wui/uo/ iiiiuuku iudices cornrnunicat'on arts?books, pubL ' lications, television and radio?on college campuses, in parishes, in 1 bring- missions in tne U.S., in downtown over a centers, in working with young and -i j rcituiuc UAU. >etween If you would like to help us nite be- in our venture of healiu^ American to non- wounds with the Gospel of Christ atholics as a Pqulist priest, mail the coupon unity is below for information. -> Modern America Name I Address | City State Zip College | attending- Cla?9 of ^ USC proi financed By DEBRA GOODWIN Gamecock Staff Writer An $80,200 grant received Arthur Cohen will be used tc rV?nl 4<u/i11 hr? sr? imrvirt' couple of years we ought to coal," Cohen said. He cited future: To make steam ft convert it to natural gas and "THERE IS enough coal last for hundreds of years, pollutants could be taken < enough. The grant, effective Se National Science Founda agencies in the governm* throughout the United State funded since 1969, and all of goal; to find the origins of To obtain the grant, Cohe ~ 1 ?-?-! ucutucu prupuscti, one wnici completion deadline for th< all the time," said Cohen, r reviewed by a National Scie then by people in the app country. 55SSS LOOK into the engin trification and telep ASK your Placemenl Rural Electrification Career with all advai SIGN UP for a pers< Representative who Office NO DISCRIMINATION ^wiit< r I BH BS. " V5 nH m Hi ' Fessor's stin by $80,20' TH for t' plact by USC geology professor swari > study the origins of coal. west< int in our lives the next SqUa Know aDoui me origin 01. gu, many uses of coal for the beca >r electrical purposes, to peat, I to convert it to oil. don't to replace all the oil, to p^t " said Cohen, adding the nit if the laws are strict H< kinc pt.l, was given by the P*ar tion, one of the main a^? ent that funds research coa^ s. Cohen's work has been T1 his studies have the same coal. boat n had to present a greatly ta^< n inciuaea a Duaget ana a sy y 5 study. "You're graded toting that the proposal is 4<1 nee Foundation panel and ilicant's field around the istr - stuc eering opportunities open in rur hony " Office for pamphlets telling v? Administration offers tor a cha ntages of Federal Civil Service Dnal interview with the AjA R< > will be at your Placement 1EWOOD DR. CPU IWjyjHWiPMM| Hffil V n fiyflMw wmammmmmmmmmumammmi iy of coal 0 grant IE PROJECT for this most rec wo years, and most of the fiel 1 in the Okefenokee swamp. np, located in northeastern F1 em Georgia, is an area of af re miles. large areas are needed for use they have different kinds ai a partially carbonized vegetal know what it is that changes tl to coal." e aiuuica aaui^ica ut |?:ai wcvai 1 of peat produces a different 1 it materials fall into the swamp w, the peat forms a layer and I. fie money from the grant > ratory equipment, for field eqi t and boat trailer, for coring e i samples of materials in swamj >n many field trips, and will b i him. Not all swamps have peat, si there are peat deposits in Soutl ying to locate the best areas in ( ?y ?T^?1TL al elec- <i ^ 83 I f > scruiting ?|! I mm n| | UJU lMl_ fessssssssssssss a'I'J JMBIAjS^gTO i mhh9 IK^M Bu^i H ! I I jjjjiL IS-.| BHy HI 'Wf-' H ? I J i C^JftBn I B v ^R^HB ent grant will be d work will take The Okefenokee lorida and south ^proximately 700 Cohen's studies nd thicknesses of ale matter. "We tie material from use each different tind of coal. The , and if conditions A 1 !--i . is convened inio vill be used for lipment such as a quipment used to 3S. Cohen plans to e taking students lid Cohen, adding h Carolina, and he >rder to extend his m :\: LE | :l?blrll | m J i!