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Classified POLICY The Gamecock classified advertising department will be Men only on Tuesday* ana Thursdays from 10:00-5:00 in room 317 of the Russell House. The MWF office hours have been cancelled. Public service ads for students arc run free when since is available with a maximum of IS words (this does not apply to personals). These ads must be mad* in person. Other ads cost S cents per word with a minimum of 50 cents per ad, paid for in advance. Phone Linda Caldwell, 777-424* or 777 178 for additional information. SERVICES TYPING DUE? Will type at $1.00 per page. Call Delores at 252-3148 after 6 p.m. FAST, NEAT, ACCURATE TYPIST to do all kinds of typing in my home. 782-2846. 75 cents per page. TYPING - Thesis, term papers, etc. 75 cents pege. 796-9743. jMmc i o i T rmvj OCRV ILC, inv.. uiu Pickens St. 771-8841. Experienced, Reliable, Fast. Proof tor spelling, punctuation, gram mar Work guaranteed. TYPI.NG, ALL TYPES prompt, professional service, proofreading included, reasonable, convenient - 799-7587. Expert T V., radio, stereo repair by fellow Gamecock. Call Clyde at 787-1493. Abortion and birth control information and referral. No fee referral up to 24 weeks. General anesthesia. Vasectomy and tubal ligation also available. Free pregnancy test. Call PCS, Non profit. 202 298 7995. EUROPE ISRAEL AFRICA ASIA S. AMERICA Travel discounts year round. Student Air Travel Agency, Inc. 4228 First Avenue, Tucker, Ga. 30084. (404) 934-6662. THE WRITING LAO Free Tutorial service for all students. 13-14 Humanities Classroom Building. Phone 777 2078. K ririnkinn raminn vrni a nrnhlpm"? CAll Mike Rooney Mid Carolina Council on Alcoholism. 779 3210. WANTED Girl for part time office work in Lexington. Good Business Experience. Hours can be arranged. 359-2412. OVERSEAS JOBS. Asia, Australia, Africa, Europe, South America. All occupations. $600$2,506. Invaluable experience. Details 25 cents. International Employment Research, Box 3893 F2, Seattle, Wa. 89124. OVERSEAS JOBS - summer, year round. Europe, S. America, Australia, Asia, etc. All fields, S500S1200 monthly. Free Inform Write: International Job Center, Dept. SC, Box 4490, Berkeley, Ca. 94074. SUMMER JOBS Job site statewide. Full and part time work offer. Average earnings S4.25 per hr. Transportation required. Age 18 and up. Call 796 6984 from 10 to 12 fi< 3 to 6 pm only. VOLUNTEER INSTRUCTORS needed to teach summer and fall Free-U Short courses: Belly dancing, painting, nomadic furniture, ballroom dancing, theatre, folk & square dance, woodcarving, guitar, personal finance, houseplants, food planning, cassino games, or others. Call 4144. WAITRESS WANTED: 256 2250. FOR SALE Sale - term paper SCM Office Electric Typewriter. Excellent shape. 4 years old. $130. Call Dr. Solomon at 6068 or 787 5973. 1976 Carolina Senior Ring. IOVj Male. Worth $140, selling for $70.00. Never been worn. Call 777 3231 and ask for the W.B. Girls 10 Speed Bike. Murray Leisure Tour. Practically Brand new. $60. Call 359-2678 after 6 pm. yto PI ON 11 HUtALfcH AO PIOI> whan you ads 1973 Datsun 240Z; good condition, new paint, $3950. Call 777-8426. 1964 Chevy II Station Wagon. Excellent mechanical condition. Great for camping. Best offer. Call 771 4095. '73 Honda XL 350 motorcycle. 4000 miles. With extra's 8. helmet. MOO.00. Call 7B9 0Ai7 after 6:00 pm. PERSONALS TURK Hit me!!! Martini. KAREN Happy Birthday a day late and a dollar short - 3 A.E. MISCELLANEOUS Quiet, Responsible Grad. Student wishes to House-Sit first semester Summer School. Please call 771-7734. llpm-9am. MEDIA POSITIONS OPEN - The Board of Student Publications and Communications has extended these application deadlines through April 22 5pm for tne following positions: Editor-in-Chief - Gamecock (summer) Editor-in Chief - Gamecock (fall) Station Manager WUSC-AM (summer) Station Manager - WUSC-AM (fall) Editor-in-Chief Crucible (full year) Business Manager - Garnet and Black AH AAnr . fiflmprork I lulu 1. 1Q7A. Iun#a Ifl 1977) Applications may be picked up and must be returned to the Office of the Dean of Students. Rm. 105, Pendleton Bldg. Interviews will begin April 23, 3:30 pm. New Folk rock group performs New Folk, a bluegrass rock group, will perform at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday on the Woman s Quadrangle. The concert is sponsored by USC Campus Crusade for Christ. This Week HAPPY HO Mug .35 Als o from 4-7 Chees eburge Hamburger S (F.F. s ervec Cold cut Sub (served w ith pic LOMBARDI's I Five 'H'/i'tn ' ts of the YEAR 1973 - 1975 JEER i want something batter Orientation By Mary Louise Young Having both a new name and a new program, summer orientation at USC will be held from June 8 through 30. Orientation, formerly called simply summer orientation, has had its name changed to new student advisement and registration, according to Gerry Strumpf, program director. Marsha Duncan, assistant dean for campus relations, said the orientation program this summer will be "completely changed" from the old program. Orientation this summer will take only one day instead of the usual two. The number of sessions has also been increased. In addition to regular weekday sessions, orientation will be held on two Saturdays, June 12 and 19, to give parents who might not be able to come during the week a chance to come on one of these days. "A big thrust of the program this summer will be to get the parents here and calm some of their fears," Duncan said. If the parents come, counselors will have a chance to "take some of the heat off the student" by explaining problems their children will face at USC, she said. Strumpf said much time which was spent walking around will be ' Special's UR 4-7 P.M. Pitc her $ 1.85 you can get... _ C ! _ I A i /N ?? r opec iai 4> I .UD pec ial ! $.95 i w ith both) i Special$1.49 kels and c hips ) n Av/inft C C. VVl V U^VIIIU sJ I . Points ? For total system eff ic ienc v buv matched pioneer! components ? Savings on systems > Largest | Dis play in S.C. I ? Wl LISTEN | vvb mmw* 2714 Devine Street 771-7340 undergoes cut out this summer. New students will have a chance to talk with a panel of strictly undergraduate students about USC. They will also be advised and registered. Strumpf and Duncan encouraged new students to come to one of these sessions in order to avoid problems with late advisement and computer registration. Freshmen should attend a one-1 : o ??J oo Ut?y scsaiuil UCIWCCII UUIIC O etIIU iio, and transfer students will be adOFFER GOOD FOR 1.2.3.4,5 OR 6 UlNIMfcM iCMVtU MON. THRU SAT. 4 PM-8:30 P SUNDAY ?11 AM-8:30PM LUNCH SERVED 1 1-4 P.M. AAon.-Sat. c 1 oo S* / ? VALID ANY DAY THRU APRIL 26, 19 (not valid for banqi frffWWdW University dining ser 8 JTa ?Ap Russell H ? RHUU p a ii i i i oniL k J n f - m< Bar-B-Que Chickei Corn on the Cob Baked Potato D _l A D Durvcru Dtfurib Cole Slaw (Rain location: Russ % change vised and registered June 29 a 1 t_ nA 1 1.1 ... A. _ il mrougn ju wnen iney come 10 ine campus. According to Strumpf, everything except advisement will be held in the Russell House. The fee for the program is $13.50 for students and $4 for parents. The price includes a meal at the Russell House. Anyone wanting more in formation should call the Office of Cammis Relations at Sllfi 1 $^)39 P mW ^ch PERSONS TAX it /K Vs2 I 76 jets) FOREST ACRES 2120 BELTLINE BLVD. Phone 782-6367 vices )Kouiy ncoDAY) ril 21 / ' Dmyi " / ouse Patio presents ? WORN/NG" enu i or Chopped Steak Rolls & Oleo Chocolate Cake Tea or Punch $1.85 per person ell House Cafeteria)