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Patterson 1 respect to such issues as adtnissior curriculum. The matter would then be left to tl (leneral Assembly, and Patterson s hopes they will take action this sprii Other problems Patterson has 1 contend with are fairly well resolv said. "I believe that the provision; creditation of the Medical School leav issue resolved, although it hasn't stai yet." he said. Patterson said he hopes he will hav< a new dean for the Law School by tt The Gamec POLICY Student rates $.15 per word. Non-student rates $.20 per word, all SAC-funded organizations rates are $.10 per word?IDT. Minimum charge $1.00. Ads will be taken during the following times: M?19:30-11 :00 AM W?9 : 30-11:00 AM 2:00-4:00 PM 1:30-4:30 PM i?j : ju-t: jvj rn\ in?3: J0-4:30 PM F?\ :00-4:00 PM Ads must be made in person and are on a Cash-In-Advance basis only. Deadline for Monday's paper is Friday at 4:00 PM. Deadline for Thursday's paper is Tuesday at 4:30 PM. See Willis Bethea in room 311-A, Russell House, or call 777-7181 or 777-7182. SERVICES Boxing Club meeting for interested persons. Monday 27th at S PM at Memorial Youth Center. Fast Color Slides?Pro Film Service, 1106 Hagood Ave. 799 0446. JANET'S TYPING SERVICE, INC 1226 Bull St. 771 8841 Experienced, Reliable, Fast. Proof for spelling, punctuation, grammar. Work guaranteed d?,'. 4? rimi" 1416 ASSEMRiY qr taBWBWnWHWHWMW^^ HIIIIWIIII- -.4 From Page 1 is and he leaves office. Although he won't be he le S.C. Patterson said he believe aid he will Ix1 in good shape in ye ng. predictions are marred on lad to of financial difficulties, ed, he "I KKI.1KVK the student , , will remain fairly static," *uC4 think there will be an es that i a t _H quality. iea P "We've put togethei faculty." he said. "They e found improve the quality of edu le time because of the new four-yc ock classific Guitar Lessons?Beginners to advanced. various picking and strumming styles applied to contemporary "folk" music. Also, rock improvisation. Bill 799 8862. Have your thesis or dissertation flawlessly typed on an I BAA AAay Card Typewriter by Custom Business Services 787 6583. Expert TV. stereo repairs by fellow Gamecock. Vidisonix 787 3443. Tutor? AAath, Chemistry. Former teacher. Call Jimmy, 777 5851 Anxious, depressed? Feeling a general lack of self confidence? A program emphasizing physical fitness and relaxation training may be for you. Obtain information from Psychological Services Center. 777 4864 WEIGHT REDUCTION ?Psychobehavioral Approach to losing weight will not only enable you to lose weight but also to keep it off Group Leader ?Dr. Rodger Bowersock, Counseling and Human Development Centers Ph. 777 5223 1AOQM A1TKB8E | Bell Bottoms Boot Cuts 6 Straight Legs Blue Denim Corduroy Sizes 25-42 I w\m mi 11 in i <i miMi'iium HiiMiMSMtiiinBl ? Rost Fmte*rni Offers 2-, 3- and 4 Guarantees a Cha After Graduation Develops Leaders Takes Only the V( "President (Thoi made a great conti I felt it was time t we were going, academic and a \ view." ?Will will no longer be ?re to oversee it, to take care of e ?s the university Patterson also i >ars to come. His professional sc Iv by speculation enrollment figun tinued developmi program. t body population "The most sei he said. "I also financial one." h improvement in state hasn't got anyone is mad a * an excellent The shortage will be able to continued rate cation, especially certainly force ti >ar institutions. It within the next > id ads COUPLES RELATIONSHIP SKILLS WORKSHOP ? Communications 8. negotiations skills (or couples (married or otherwise) Group Leaders Drs. Ruthann Fox Hines & Robert Mandel. For information call the Counseling & Human Development Cen ters Ph. 777 5223. FOR SALE Tr.nmnh CI T X lOil ^ * . i ^4 . . w i u, ito i, a aicai tii >ivoy can /// 4720 1964 Lincoln Classic New transmission and radiator Call 794 7443 after 6 PM. Honda 125cc, 1975, 3500 miles. Street legal, turn signals, bookrack, good condition, $350 777 2767 WANTED Church nursery workers needed two hours Sunday mornings, compensation on hourly basis. For interview telephone 799 7325. Cooks wanted for lunch 11 00 AM to 3 :00 PM M F. 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If you have a course that you would like to teach, drop by the Russell House University Union offices or contact Cindy Taylor at 777 7 130 imw (Ji-upie WMII irt'bii, new laeaS TO lOin Free University We are the creative source behind the Russell House University Union short courses Come and iom us Wednesday in the Russell House in room 302 at 4 30 or call Cmday Taylor at 777 7130 ty on Campus year Scholarships llenging Job ?ry Best At Carolina :linn Hall 777-4124 mas F.) Jones ... ribution here, but | o evaluate where both from an j IS Dhysical point of Mmm iam H. Patterson Km USC President the university's obligation very one." predicted more interest in a hools. which hp s;iiH AB ?s indicate, and the con2nt of the graduate level rious problem will be a j le said. "It's because the j the money, not because BMMP t us." Even of funds, coupled with a adminis of inflation, will almost econom jition and housing fees up Gf cuttii ear or two, he said. ancj ph\ Cafeteria r By PATRICIA ELEAZER Gamecock Staff Writer The Russell House Cafeteria underwent renovation this summer because of an order by the City Health Department. Last spring the university was told to improve the ventilation in 4.1 l-!i _t ^11 1 * me Kiicnen. v^iauae usaaie, manager of the cafeteria, said there was not a dangerous situation in the kitchen. "There was nothing unhealthy or unsafe, it was just hot," hie said. "Before, we only had air being circulated through the ducts from the dining area. The new system is not finished yet but it should be by next Wednesday. The work was begun by the contractor W. Blackstone & Co., in April. The majority of the work was to be done by the beginning of the summer I session. The ic11id 111111^ wui n. wcii> 10 ue euiiipleted on weekends and in the evenings. ROBERT A. STEWART, Director of Business Affairs of Residential Life Services, said there was not a deadline set. "It's a pretty extensive system being put in. There were some delays because not all the equipa i n on/1 r\v\r\ fnr* U orl k/> iiiv.ui cumv; 111 oiiu uuc ian uciu iu vnz sent hack. It's almost complete. As soon as the fan arrives, the ducts can be installed and the job V biquinjo^ jso\\ 'jojiioj [ y # a ihow aiovon s.o / osootp noA jn; (\ OOI1BS IBI-Wds H puu 40|t?l y )SRO>I 4iuiej)SB(i 'J?J y 4iuc|( m;m poAjos di^eo|; ft SOIUBOH JO SOdA} \\V t|l 6 -jaijso>i A'oqx 'ipiM y si eiqiunfoj |SO\\ ui ijJ(IJ ft (|OUJO | sansit | HIM AV MX A r with increased fees, the faculty and tration will have to be more y minded, he said, and look for ways ng corners in academic programs rsical projects. emodeled finished. We wanted it to be ready this summer because of the hot weather but we will have it next year," Stewart said. Modifications in the dining area were made in order to allow more seating room, a friendlier atmosphere and better service. Plans for the redecorations were made by the cafeteria management and student representatives. The two full-service cafeteria lines used to only offer three entrees arid six vegetables. Now, eacn line win oner a wiaer variety. THE UNIVERSITY purchased catering equipment to facilitate dinners in the Russell House Ballroom. Up to 600 people can be served at a seated dinner. The Gamecock Snack Bar was also renovated. According to Don Hottel. senior director of dining services, "The Snack Bar was originally designed for half as manv students as wp havp now Remodeling was necessary to provide the services we should." Two carts are located at Gibbes Green at Wardlaw. Hottel said they will be in operation as long as weather permits. Their combined cost was $4,800. 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