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wmmmmmmmmmmmm 7 stud< By CATHERINE THI Gamecock Staff WriU Seven USC stude tending classes at university this year th foreign exchange proi Dy the roreign Department. The only previou: programs at USC had to summer sessions, t the program was e allow students to at academic year in anot "The students are ta under Professor Jame and attending classes University in France Philip A. Wadsworth, Foreign Languages I Limoges has no program of sending sti but Wadsworth said set-up may come aboi "THERE ARE seve for the future," he said. in tne process of cU MMMMBBHi ?nts stud UFT summer ex ?r . weeks, " ints are at- Thestude a French the spring rough a new fall prograr gram set up the depar Language recruiting spring, s exchange "We'll been limited program m< >ut this year know how tc xpanded to apply." tend a full REQUI her country. ceptance a king courses having at le* s Blackburn leave," Wac at Limoges ^hcy must h said Dr. years of coll of the USC 9 rru _ department. The sut(iei reciprocal academic st; udents here, 2 75 gpr, in ?at, "such a Wadswortl it later." entire year > ral projects between $3, "France is would guess ?veloping a would colle ^ V\ mSSSSSSSSm rm ly in Fran change program of six tuition a few nts were chosen during semester to begin the AN1 n, and Wadsworth said depen tment would begin set as another group this "Ther studer be publicizing the travel >re later to let students Franc > get in touch with us to Tjje residei REMENTS for ac- their n re junior standing, facility ist 60 hours when they Isworth said. "Also, The ave had at least two Depart ege French." applies .t must also be in good ~ anding, with at least a order to apply. Thos i estimated that the tendin vould cost the student Campb 500 and $4,000. "I Ann 1 At fT-l ^ 1 umi uie university ueDorf ct about $3,000 for and La life The Ga ^ an eye on ea l ' wmmamBmrnmasmmMmmmmm Lee 9 1 * -t f anu ooara, piane iares ant other fees. { ADDED expense, woul d on how much the individus ide for miscellaneous fees, e is no real set top figure, a it may wish to do som ing while he is there (ii ? v e/. students live in universitj ice halls and eat most ol leals in the campus dining BS. Foreign Language: tment will be considering ations this spring for eithei or At* tfAow J ? ? ' -? V* jrcai'iuuiiu session! I. le students presently a g Limoges are Susar ell, Amile Cochet, Deborah Davis, McVey Graham ih Hawkins, David Portei irry D. Smith. mecock: itiipus problems. J ISttMIMMIfMIMII WttM&'b 8dm VJO Ux 4?( Women*8 Edu< j non-profit i Free f d ? Proble 11 - ~ - v r ixx n x Contra n Family If yta're a woman Wtawa't EdocaUona r a?iooe wtw ctrgi. Tl ;| Ick. I. "Path to T< s Lecture t. ! Thursday Nc ? Room 306 Sponsored by FKEE IIJMIV ER ^ Mmal Smim, 9m. CjhuHff. SwC. national Services is a igency that offers: Yegnancy Testing m Pregnancy Counseling ibortioo Referral! ceptive Clinics Y Planning and need assistance call I Services to talk with ?e number to call is 77*4355. miwubbifinf.l?. ? t ? V > K A R I )tal Awareness" &> Discussion v. 20 4p.m. Russell House a committee of rrn i ' ni I J SITY n I If Ik - L * russeti house 5 ^ ( j ; 1 HBHBHSBHnnnnra HHiM rnmem i KWWIlWWlkM! ! WiHIM ; I