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* 4 * r Y?St soa/, is Y&rt, /nM, mete sonetH'/ofr- UKt, I Cooed r cm bo foA- beriMo eeybf 1 ~/N& /? snMAje. ^"~n: rtsmci : | ( ii r Media Po | The Board of Stuc ! Communications f nppi iv*vi i iwi i &/cuy 15 p.m. For The Fc | Editor-in-Chief A I a 6* i taiTor-in-<~mer I Station Managei ! Station Manager f Editor-in-Chief - < I Business Manage ? Ad. Mgr. - Gamecock | Applications may be p | returned to the of Offi? w r% a . mi ' km. i uj, renaieton blc Jjnterviews will begin A Sew. ..m wM/Ajes . v c Me /jr&wtfoorF/r... , Acty4uY,Si /<e#dY 70 mil flr/t w/irs ~? do/vr m /no/newsA/Grrceme COOL, you'b Bex* /ftoTSCT dfiutftot/t/ / (A Ttf?C0& /MEtesn 77/kooc*~ __ fr-?iroo& ocr c sAa<( xj-^xiukjt P*Ti ladies and mens *s? / French T's, gauze tops, bottoms and dresses, | denim and poplin i rt^K ieans? \\ fl. f v< \ vi I \ in 11 / ? ? ? ?- - - II \vm VJI pi l^Cd yuu CQn afford. 7\ ^gf/ $mx%B J 1212 Main St. ?1 rnmnn *?? ?FTr -tffflWi|L icitinnc Hriftn ? ienf Publications and | Has Extended These ! I Vl m. - N A lines through April 22 f >1 lowing Positions: | L i Gamecock (Fall) | r - WUSC-AM (Summer) | _ \A/I ICr* AAA /C ?ll\ ^ruiiy Crucible (Full Year) * *r - Garnet and Black 8 ( July 1, 1976 - June 30,1977% icked up and must be f ce of the Deari of Students, | '9-. >pril 23 , 3:30 p.m. ^ ^ ? civ ally/ s<*u, (a/k- /f ? u//fs i/smc bur st?177c^j> /n a > ft. jum^y o* sai7~ coto/ncw? a/tootyou& u/ooti) .^7;T' Letters to Olympics show student concern To the Editor: I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of the USC students who gave their time and energy last week to help make the oroQ fronlr on/1 *-*1 rl rt o .?>o ? UI vu u uvn UI1U 11C1U gained 1UI mentally retarded persons the success it was. I have never seen sucfi enthusiasm and it never dimmed throughout the daylong event. I would also like to thank The Gamecock for its pre-meet coveracre incluHincr artiHoc anH ?0 " O ?* M1IU editorials. All this goes to show that apathy doesn't exist for some students. It's very gratifying to know that these students really care for others and the athletes | competing were very much aware that these students were sup porting them. ^ Slncercly, John Van Dalen, Public Information Director, Babcock Center and S.C. Special V'J lupivn Scholarship can honor Hedgecoth To the Editor: Tim Hedgecoth was one of the finest people I have ever known. For those of you who didn't know Tim he was what the editor of The Gamecock wrote and much more. He was a rare person in suc^, harmony and peace that his warmth radiated to all who mef him. I only had the pleasure of sharing a small theatre class with Tim; he helped make that class the most nnnM kj w (I me Ss< ?i/e#/r Od?SA/'r US/77C <M/y/,Ao- OoesA/T /A/zixtgy Mroe/f ovtrtwrnf /Kpb&w, /tsr&tc/b - Esa || j the editor enjoyable one I have ever had at USC. His honest and sincere interest in people is reflected in his many activities; from writing to acting. I sincerely hope some sort of scholarship or something in his memory will become a permanent part of the university. If all people iirAt*A AtrA?\ o littlA ku i;ir? T>;? ttvi i/ vy vii a iiiuc uil imc 11111 una would be a better place to live in. Linda "Jami" O'Connor (Editor's note: Since we received this letter a scholarship program has heen created ia memory of Tim Hedgecoth.) %Finnl Hni/c ' ic %< ?* worthwhile job To the Editor: After reading the "Pros and Cons" article about "The Final Days", I am more convinced now than ever that Bob Woodward's and Carl Bernstein's effort is one to Ka onnl n U7U** ?i- -J?* A ui appiauucu. niiy M1UU1UI1 I Americans be enlightened on the feelings of a man they place full confidence in to run their country. Besides, is it so shameful for a man to erv or rpminisrvp tn nn?i?lf? I* appears to me that the cons are making a mountain of a molehill by elaborating on three or four excerpts from a book. Maybe if these critics would not isolate these excerpts from their context they could get an overall picture of the situation. At least Woodward and Bernstein did Domer 10 include these feelings of remorse displayed by ex-president Nixon. Keep it up journalists, America needs to knqw. V ictorlPentorgrass B1 iBflwil