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Libertarians OM By SANDRA McDANlRi. -i-* 01VI Gamecock Staff Writer ad 1 A third party organization has been 11,1. gathering signatures on campus this aii week to form a recognized Libertarian org Party in South Carolina. 1\ The Libertarian aronn stnnHe nn fV?o ? 0 -r "un MIV (Ml policies of absolute individual rights, rej the right of an individual's ownership de? over himself and free enterprise. hai Mark Morgan, a member of the tho Libertarian group working on campus 13,( stated "The party is seeking a campus A organization." sigi Although the Libertarian party has par not officially been formed on campus, poli Mini-courses offer New coe* By ALY COVELL Gamecock Staff Writer The transformation of Columbia Hall into pnpH Hnrmitnru hoc ~! - !1 ....vvi J HMO pi uvccucu oiiiuuuuy 111 IIS operation according to housing officials. Columbia Hall is also the first dorm to courses. Two three-hour courses, Geology 103 ? Administration 363, are being taught this sen In addition, several mini-courses are offeree a nominal fee, on subjects ranging from response and photography to gourmet cookii repair. Resident Advisor Bill Smythe said th< volved with these courses had volunteered theii effort to get to know their students on a m< basis; to treat students as people and not jus Columbia Hall is open to any student with knuiw E1"""" 4 A ? vivuiv .iviuo. ijvci jr icsiucm musi sign a soc: ^ N u/ / fWroPY^ K ^J*^^03GervaisSt!* 7 Single or Multiple Copies One or Two Sided Printing Soft or Hard Cover Binding Fr?e Sorting Now aet 10% off with th tflftft'OftOMAOOOOftM WbMWb M ICOPY SHC ^ - PHONP 771-fift9Q 17H1 riCQV/Aic CTDCCT / B , r - . .w. 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We already the congressioi re an estimated seven to eight Carolina. usand signatures, but our cnal Aifhn..ctH ni? _ . 0 ? pic* KM)." organization an iccording to the petition being Libertarian part; tied, the purpose of the Libertarian house for any s ty is to establish it as a certified gai ing further itical party of South Carolina. party and its act ed j ^ - 'jh uurni opei and agree to "bring together the talent periences, leadership and special interes . residents so that they may benefit the cc USC s first entire Columbia Hall community." first week of "The idea of having c, coed dorm has I offer credit last November," said Richard Wertz, He ind Business "and Columbia Hall was chosen as the s lester. its facilities." There are kitchens on eac i, some with on the main level big enough for assen n/an^auto Residence Advisor Bill Smythe agre J fannUv ?? Hdll WaS a KOOd choice heoa?R*? if ie "oUrtl r an the rest of campus in a residential area, w )re personal Business Administration Building fo t numbers." of those foreign students majoring in bi i at least 30 Another unusual factor in the coed ial contract, ternational Floor. One floor was set asid HHMMBBBMMMBHHHnnHHWMHBnHniBMHHBd Ff Join Us in Our Crusade Agains \ i High Prices i ifs Coupon mrnmmtQ ?j :OLUMBIA, S. C 29201 2} Otlf S?fViC0 IS uiGet gl Faster Than orMailing. e>| 'HiCS^t BINDING ) a Speeding Bull? HBHNBMnMMNHBHMnMHMMMHnHHMMBI ?cognize Libertarian party member, wat- ! ion SHP everal names given >arty leaders. Among 1976 DOiitical nan- ** ertarian party. In the it were Roger Mac- Av ;>. p tesville, Va., running IsV - f \A | M ential slot, David m alifornia for Vice- \w\ jljg 1 a more local plane, 1* 11 of York running for nal spot in South ns for a campus 2 not definite, the y is holding an open A 1 A ' - luueni interested in JKQSWinformation on the ivities 0> f rating smt s, enthusiasm, ex- mostly of foreign student* ts of the individual opportunity to exchange c immon good of the international scale," Smyt "In the beginning we had >een planned since the haUnfiU,fd up' sidence Life Dean People, says Barbara B ite^mcluvfw Plannin8 the Project. She a L T y few applicants who refused 1 ,bjteT r??mS ?{ i^ coed policy or social es that Columbia Many of the residents see * i TT-n 1 ' *? i*.ij oci ajwi i irum U1 vAiiuuiuiu n<tii anu 01 im rhile being close to Rosen, hall advisor, said si r the convenience most involvement I've eve jsiness. Vice-president James Ct dorm is the In- Robert Stewart agree that 0 le to be comprised so far, but they feel that it p< ni m m> 'w |? Dutchess lingerie believ i | of "Little Girl" in every wo 11 blend nightshirt with contr< , I iffc Iliac X ' 1 B * w?uj ucoiyneu IUI JUSI I | and peaceful slumber are y II ^TRUL^ ) I |i Colui J ' | MPHvnwmmi ju iu ^EhgIm^^ I ^ * v.v\ ill Miller?i Hi OAMECOCK jothly i. "This provides an excellent ultures and experiences on an he said. many vacancies, but over the so that we had to refuse a few rown, a student involved in Iso stated that there were very to live in Columbia Hall because contract. m enthusiastic about the future i housing policy at USC. Phyllis he is living in a hall with "the r seen in a dorm." impbell and Housing Director ley know of no problems arising irhaps too early to tell. 'es there's a little bit 1, man . This cotton ,? asting collar and 11 that. Sweet dreams |? ours. ($15) i1 acks Rd. 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