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CO FT CERTIFICATE! n miss ii it night \r n A DAI T /r VAlil/JLl Nov. 19-5:0 dents Are I] -all ent the salad from our potato wi cream or Ith rolls serv i - your ehoi iced tea o; tax and " waitress i 98 for Reservati Hon of beer and Kisiko vour nw>nl Ical Coupons Acce| Univcr?itv Dining Bcnv t* "the piotli plkaioh \FRO 1 ENTS 1 rEE 1 i Room 0115 | 9 15, $10 | 'I inter \ 5 J ME ON OVER!!! j ? ! . it the NA , >0-8:00 pm nvited rees include you will make salad bar, baked ith butter or sour freneh fries, hot ed with butter, ce of desserts, r coffee. The tip" for your is also included. ions. I wines is I complete. I >tod. ICtt BOO! Program o: with ; By LISA WALL Gamecock Staff Writer Are you afraid to enter i thought of going to the lib cnino? U|/U?V Don't feel alone. "Manj afraid to admit it," said D department. This prograi that "they are not alone, THE PROJECT is bi Psychological Services D with the project, Betty F readily admit that they ar A person's fear of darkr life, socially, academicall News coverage of pervc for some people's fear of from childhood," Wagen< Apprehension could ster the dark or from childhoo Deen aione tnat much," ] WHATEVER THE caus are confident that the pr Psychological Service procedures that will be us< people to have a choice of i 4'No punitive measures phasized. "We're not goir to scare them," Feir-Wa] One goal of the project i in darkness with a more cc project's main goal will < sessions have ended by gr kind of self-reinforcemen Still, crime in modern V.UH11UV11CV mic pi u^i aiii w safety habits, she added. SIX PERSONS have res] advertising the program, general public and will 1; sessions. Persons interested in tl their names and telepho students will call and exj Neither of the graduate: for this project. "We are I i i?-?. iiiici caicu in iieipmg Oint Jervey said. fcGSSSSSSSSSSSSSCSSSSSSSSSSSSS? [\'> Need records, books, Ijj good used clothing, !j! etc? ;|; Take a "second look" :j: SKCONI) LOOK ;i; 1120 Hampton St. OPKN: WEI). THRU SAr 10 am - 4 pm ;j; SAI.K: NOV. 19-22 TM OAMSCOCK to ft* ttw< WWNfir * NW UiMvwrsJty *t U Curt tea wid to prtMtofc? ?w4o> ?m w? Mirtiy *ml Ttowtoyi tfwrtng IcN *nd smtUms uniku - IWMfctV M T(wrt4*y iMrlm to** I nmt terms ttm Dm wc*#Hmm ?f f (torn ktAvtvtf ami M)UnJv*r?*tyo?l iwMtftyt aiMl ?wlMtt? ??rU<n. T>? umnrlly > l<tii Cai W to On mi * iiim? liriw. iminrini rMHMltl itMr C#rfifWMk? Hula It MO* ? TH* MMICOC Piimr A. USC CI?IW MK U ItrtjMw rata* an U par nmMt Ct tor tte Miwuwar miKu UcwK (1*11 HltHO P?M Wiwlil, I.C. mammmmammmmmmammm ffers help t a fear of tl a dark room or house a rary at night send col< y adults are afraid of tl >r. Mervyn Wagener of n will help participant " he explained. iinc organized hv fh epartment. The two j 'eir-Walsh and Cathryi e afraid of the dark, less can be gauged by y or any other way, is a ;rse happenings is rest il. ^ J ? 1. U A 1 1 uie uarK. a large Ke ?r explained. n from childhood fears d stories. Some people Feir-Walsh added. ft. Wafpnpr anH thp arc J "* ?o Viiv ?> oblem can be overcon s doesn't want to 2d to overcome their fe methods," Jervey said. will be used, the tw lg to take people into tt Ish said. r? 4A UAIM m 1 A. A. o tu uciy puriicipaius r >mfortable, confident f< continue even after th ving participants a fee t, Feir-Walsh explainc society justifies som ill help develop won't ponded to an ad run in ' which is open to the ist from five to six h< tie program can call < ne numbers. One of )lain the program, students will receive a< 30th scared of the dark ir people to overcome SGA to r voting 111 By JOYK WATS Gamecock Staff il: The USC Stiu {I Association (SGJ I" | of 32 free voting |: private compan; ficial said Frida; | SGA election Anthony said the have been d< Automatic Votii l?nt I (AVM) of Mullir ^ I THE ONLY co reniai 01 a iruc* o* machines. SG^ machines now an 'c. in January. Anth One more pers at each poll to att Irnis win oe m < captain and a pc asked if the cxt increase the c< Anthony said. "N m say it would equ f pretty good deal. ? it up. These mac! m brand new." VOTINCi BY "definitely quick ficient." Anthony "it makes the job elections come ai wmmmmmmmmm ;o those le dark lone? Does the i chills up your le dark and are the psychology s to understand e University's people working n Jervey, both the amount his ffected. >onsiDle in part Tnel is present i of monsters in have "just not tduate students le. explain the ars. "We want o students emle dark and try eplace anxiety eeling. But the e planned five ling of pride, a id. le iears. The replace logical * Hie Gamecock university and >ur and a half 1864 and leave the graduate ;ademic credit and are really i fhoir foam< " ' vt4vii ivai o, eceive achines ON Writer ient GovemmpnJ V) has received 23 machines from a y, an election ofy chairman Doug 1 voting machines mated by the ig Machine Co. is. SC. st for SGA is the t to transport the >, will receive 23 id nine or 10 more lonv said. on will be needed end the machine. iddition to a poll >11 worker. When ra worker would [>st of elections ot really. I would al out. It was a we couldn't pass lines cost $100,000 machines is ler and more of said, adding that a bit easier when round \