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HHHf MHF JS|^H^HEBETCgj? MOB fck. W^. ':3mtgmM : 1? W_, ^ jl1 aeuny iu nun students for W USC Students to be nominated for a students' version of Who's Who are being chosen by deans and department heads. In a memo to deans and department heads, James B. Campbell, student affairs vice president, asked that names of students "worthy of nomination" be turned in to his office by Sept. 30 the students will then be considered by a selection committee for inclusion in the Who's Who Amont Students in American Universities and Colleges. Campbell, committee chairman said the committee would sonsider "scholarship, participation and leadership in academic and cocurricular activities, citizenship, service to the university and P~ctS I JOIN THE USCC ? ? ANORGAI ft fABDIIWj w W % w lol T / TOURING? TRAIN I X MEETWITH US THIS \ $ ROOM 302 IN THE Nl X FOR MORE INF( X r A I I ICO cnnr L L X JZ'JUZl ^ VAS< * i4 IL 11/ 31 100 S ; ^ ' J* Gene Gainaro? THE GAMECOCK ninate ho's Who potential for future achievement," when screening nominations. The committee will submit its final recommendations by Oct. 4. Other criteria used by the selection committee concern class rank and students' grades. Students considered must: Be undergraduate juniors and seniors, or Law School and graduate students who will receive baccalaureate or advanced degrees between December 1976 and August 1977. Have a 2.25 minimum GPR except that those with a 2.0 and 2.25 may be selected by unanimous vote of the committee. Have made positive contributions in several extracurricular activities. jisn IYCLING CLUB j NIZATION OF? ? \ BICYCLIST 2 NG ? EVEN RACING ft /VED.NITEAT 7:30, 8 EW RUSSELL HOUSE X DRMATION, $ lor 776-6159 6 CLUE CASCADE ie glad you've got a boot lOd !(i ) FOAM RUBBER PADDED TOP for nfortable lit (2.) NICKEL PLATED EYELETS rust or corrode (3.) LITTLEWAY CONSTRUC N with heavy leather insole.(4.)VIBRAM"LUG OLE AND HEEL (or traction. (5 ) TWO STRONG MIDSOLES for support (6.) SPLIT LEATHER UPPERS with reinforced ankle cup. A The lightweight boot is designed for trail hiking with packs up to 25 pounds g| It is constructed of split leathers for W flexibility and comfort. For a professional fitting, see our expeits. fhn BACKPACKER quality gear JMF 040 HARDEN ST ial COLUMBIA S C ?9?0'j (8031 799 /VI Susan Ford in S.C. Susan Ford, daughter of Fres members of the media followi Republican Headquarters in < ousan r o dad's can By MICKEY TRIMARCHI News Editor President Gerald R. Foi headquarters in Columbia offic Thursday as his daughter Suss in the opening ceremonies. In a speech that lasted less Miss Ford said that her father but he can not do it all. If you w work for you." Gov. James B. Edwards President's 19 year-old daught< Mr FTVirH f A nn unHi?r?r?o r?f qK/ii AWMJk JL VI V? tV Mil UUVtlVllV^V Vi UUUI "Since Mr. Ford has been i restored the confidence of the j in the presidence," he said E Reagan supporter for the pres named honorary copchairi campaign in South Carolina. V dfuty with Sen. Strom Thurm< : Cone mot ident Gerald R. Ford addresses ng ceremonies to officially open Columbia Thursday. rd opens npaign off was unable to rd's campaign THEPRESII ially opened last the "most im in cut the ribbon Carolina is an ii She also said tl than a minute, here in South C "will work hard, Ford's aunt, J 'ork for him he'll Island, near CI Though not introduced the brother Jack, 2< er after praising tne ceremonies Jt 150 people. running the cou n office, he has would have to < American people answer any qu Edwards, a stron campaign issu< idency, has been with him. Tha nan of Ford's The Ford-Dc le will share that located in a ne 3nd, R-S.C., who St. > B& f ( J / R tes fobrksj^Bi .CONE. Vil. lilo atten the ceremonies. )ENT4S daughtertold the crowd iportant thing is that South nportant state in this election." Hat she "has spent alot of time arolina at the beaches." Susan anet Ford, lives on Seabrook larleston. as politically active as her 1, Susan told reporters following that since her father was busy ntry, the members of the family campaign for him. She did not estions concerning her father's is because "I don't talk issues it's his business." >le campaign headquarters is w office building at 2221 Devine iW^^^BlTi^liWnF^^"' "i iT"'" Wrangler* helps you warm up to the semester with jeans and a jacket of Cone j indigo denim. A casual ' : favorite, this all-cotton ' ienim has enough comfort ; nd style to keep you ! oking good in school and t. Jeans 27-42; pile-lined : ket 34-46 regular, 0 long. Ask for Wrangler s and jackets at your uLCone#^ denim >ple live in. ; LSki M40 OIJO/VaVK\Y.M?yiX<W.N Y