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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
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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
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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
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ell, Amile Cochet, Deborah
Davis, McVey Graham
ih Hawkins, David Portei
irry D. Smith.
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