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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
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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
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Jervey said.
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>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
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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.
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>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
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university and
>ur and a half
1864 and leave
the graduate
;ademic credit
and are really
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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
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