The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, July 08, 1976, Page Page 3, Image 3

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T~ *The GAMECOCK it the student newspaper ot the University of South Carolina and is published twice weekly, on nuiiuny ana i nursaay auring the fall and spring semesters and once weekly on Thursday during both summer terms with the exceptions of four times in August and on University of S.C. holidays and examination periods. ! Opinions expressed in The Gamecock are those of the editors and not those of the University of South Carolina. The University of South Carolina is an equal opportunity institution. Change of address forms, subscription requests and other correspondence should be sent to The Gamecock, Drawer A, USC Columbia, 29208. Subscription rates are $3 per semester and J2 for the summer sessions. Second class postage paid at Columbia, S.C. j r ~ | I OFFER GOOD FOR 1. 2. 3. 4. 5 OR 6 I _ nikitirn rrnnr-r? I 9 uinncn ccnvcu MON. THRU SAT. 4 PM-8:30 PI | SUNDAY ? 11 AM-8:30 PM | LUNCH SERVED | 1 1-4 P.M. Mon.-Sat. | $1.99 j VALID ANY DAY I THRU SUN. JULY 18 !j (not valid for banqu j I 'lliMUMUHHiM Is j I MONDAYS ? FREE I I TUESDAYS ? LADIES' NIGHT I WEDNESDAYS ? FREE BEER (8-11 I USC receive for literacy By Linda S. Funaiole An $88,638 grant to finance a hig project aimed at improving nat compositional literacy in South pre Carolina has been received by "If USC. pre mi 4. r i? ' me grain, irom me iNauonai col Endowment for the Humanities, fici will be used in a year-long program als of writing workshops and con- pul ferences for students and teachers coi within the state. 1 "South Carolina has the third pai , us ' Cai 4* i ^ $ ? EACH | wr PERSONS JSP PLUS m* Jkk? tax W " ! , 1976. I | 6tS ) | j FOREST ACRES 1 2120 BELTLINE BLVD. | | Phone 782-6367 ILL^^ THURS.?SAT. DRI I) SPACIOUS GAMEROOM & CO vJEXT WEEK?RAISIN BAr PR. PHOt HHEHHHEffiHnHHHHHHBHM >s grant project ^ ;hest illiteracy rate in the ion," Dr. Erika Lindemann, >ject director, said. She added, MR we're going to deal with the )blem, we must not only help lege students who have dif- coilTA I ulty with writing, but we must fcKIKA L o reach high school students in ferences to inr blic schools and people in the in business nmunity." citizens, persoi The project will include an ex- is a second la ided "Writing Laboratory" at A "Conferer C and a conference to help South Composition" rolina teachers improve their week period b ching of composition. and will req The Writing Laboratory, under teachers to pi i direction ot English professor either improv Lice Cantrell, plans to offer composition o iting workshops and con- learn how to v Going Out Of Bus Evvrfrmng fVBwa REDUCTIONS up to... ? All Sales Final Jr. DRESSES-SKIRTS-TO SLACKS - SCARVES - JEW MEN'S SHIRTS and JEAN Inner City Glad 5 Points Location Only - 2016 IAPPY HOUR 4:00 3:00 ||H jig S INKS 11.00 ...DRAFT $.25 gl S| <( . MPLETE RESTAURANT g@ ||| <> t ibiiiii iriwttitirrin^ibij ? \ Bell Camp break-in investigated wmr* IN DEM AN By Wayne Brooks nates, professionals Two juveniles have been and law, senior questioned in connection with a is for whom English break-in and theft at the R.G. Bell nguage and others. Camp last week. ce for Teachers of Be|j camp Director Phil Lownes will run for a six- discovered the lodge office haa eginning next June ^n jnt0 sometime betiire participating ween io;30 p.m. June 30 and 9:15 eoare a nroiprt to - . r ... . - - e the teachine of a-m-Ju*y l. A check of one of the r to help students cab,ins occupy by two "on-USC /rite K males revealed $19.25, which had been removed from a pool table coin box, and six Payday candy bars, which had been taken from a w m ?> ? aw cuiice^Mun aianu in ine louge IBHtSSS building. SLownes said marked quarters used for Bell Camp's pool tables were found in the possession of the ; two juveniles. The incident was investigated by Capt. G.H. Lynch of the campus I (POJ police. The arrest of the two juveniles was turned over to the m Richland County Sheriff's ft Department. 'PS I sticky fELRY J ;ig^",^P^rob|em? Haafi I OMBUDSMAN'S I Office Green St. | ' We make it a point to help. 777-3818 8:00 - 4:30 all House University Union MEMATIC ARTS jj rAUlAITTCC WIVUVll I a EE 1! rrmi !i | PRESENTS mit ? > k??L?. % ? 3 russe* house 3 <; 10 P.M. SHOWINGS FALL PAY FILMS ji GINNING JULY 14. 1.00 ADMISSION WITH USC I.D.