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yjf - ^i ^0^*** &*i ^Bbb^w - James E. Camp fc. 1% a?w> A # ^ * ?? PUN I MISS Uft POV s?til seen L/IB LLe?i?G. KM TH PIP? OCt.4 "7 from 0 tolO I StCOHDflOOR LOU f-fl-Ht sropem. t\ ii L - L ' J j 777i| russefl house 5 www || mCKI-?ITCNI i" j |l|-' Order any item at regular 9 IP price?get second identica I j i ! 1 ' - ? k r tvn,iii...wiin tnis coupon ai ; W student I.D. S p liiday Thrw Thwr i 4 pa 'til (lesiai F COUPON GOOD THfl ! p NOV. 15, 197< fBtgBUSBSBSBSBMEBBMKKSUBSSBOKBmammmamm w Apartm. m coming By SANDI McDANIEL ' j&rji stuaent at fairs, would like F jHE ??| maximize the effectiveness of tl HI i j Student Affairs Office here Campbell who became dean students in July, 1975 replaci m Charles H. Witten, who is now w . professor in the College Education. Prior to coming to USC, Cam f bell was employed by Easte S?P Michigan University in Ypsilan h f Jj Michigan. * / / ' There are some differences '.li/J anc* Eastern Michiga ft/f gftgWg Campbell said. Carolina is mui 'W VHyBfl larger, the physical campus much better cared for, the crin jr# rate is lower and the education v'fliV programs and the studen fWjf 1 themselves are of better quali jgfc''' ^ \ than at Eastern Michigan. M ^ - CAMPBELL'S OFFICE includ WWJmjr\J* many different functions, such ; financial aid, career plannin EpPP^. ^ placement, campus relations, tl The GAMECOCK is the ttudtnt "ntt?ip<p?r ? the. University of Smith rf ' * Cerelina end it published twice *ee*ly. on Monday and Thursday dunn* the fell and #*? ?? um?U?rt and Mice weekly an Tbwrsdey dwnn? both summer terms with 1 11 tfta kictfttMsel tovr times in August and O01* d? University of SC. holidays and tiamlMtlM parted* Ojmiiwm fiprnttd in The Gimtcotk or* mot* af M?a editort ami not thot* of thi Univ*rtl?y of South Carolina Tho Univortify ot South Carolina it an qual opportunity1 inttitgttan. IGHT& Chanft of Mdrttt formt, vuburtption rtquatft and other corrotpontfonto thou Id tw tont to The Oamocock. Drawn A. USC Columbia. J?!M Subscription ratat arc t) par trmitttr and I) for fh* tummar PM. I Second clatt poita?* paid at Columbia. 9lir?JS? j? ,7"" R cmm. IOWMCOI y?_ __l 1 br * I NOW OpU fjji I Sunday 11 3-10 P.M. nH anw " !OUGH i! i b ill PaljeW hjmMk r"! i EBBS B fg NOWFEATURIN "J J EGGPLANT PARMI ? \ DINNER $3 "\f\rir l S served with ^VKIfeS S I spaghetti || Italian Salad | I Wine HShHHI I 1^ m French Bread ent-style 1 thing for Russell House Student Union, I counseling center and housi services, including both t of housing and food programs to campus. he The office went through at gradual reorganization th Campbell said was necessa of because the students needed ed know exactly who was in charge a what. "Students don't apprecij of being sent from one office another to get information or he p- This reorganization was necessa rn if we were going to get rid ti, duplications so people would kni who is responsible for what," in said. n, ch THE PURPOSE of his office is is (Jf*t tn Irnnw fho 4 ? 0?~ ?v inv nv/vuo \j i t rie students and to relate them to t al various offices and vice vere ts "Everyone has been extreme ty receptive to the changes," he sa Campbell added, "1 came ir this position as if committed to it es don't like bouncing around t as country. I leave a place only il g, feel I've accomplished wh lie needed to be done." I 221 F and NOW 4 THE CAPRJ B - ? Featuring LASAGNA VEAL And A Wide Varie An American STEAKS CHICKE I ??r Monda SF SPAGHETTI wi MEAT BA -?? Tossed Salad # Garlic Bread ESAN ^ r ,, T Coffee or Tec 95 ? 5-10 P.M. MON.-T 734 HARDEN ST. mmmmmmmmmmmmmMaamammmmwmmmmm Living , dorms :he A constant re-evaluation of ng what's happening through the he students and the staff is necessary on to keep moving in new directions, Campbell said. After observing the a coed housing of other schools, he lat said USC's two coed dorms are ry working well. >, I to of "COED HOUSING is working ite beautifully. I would like to see to more of it here if it were supported. ip, iiiv iiiiiu -vuui oco auu cuut'ctllUUcll iry courses taught at Columbia Hall of are very good," he said. "There's aw been much response to the he programs and participation has increased greatly." Although he foresees no new to dorms in the near future, Campbell he says the apartment-style living of I he Bates West is what's needed. ;a. because after having lived in sly regular dorms for a while, some id. students are ready for the freer ito lifestyle and advantages of I apartment life. he "There's a need to improve the f I dorms we now have rather than at building new ones, just like Patterson said," Campbell said. 1ickens J )PERATEH| ' I PAMILVll "Genuine" Italian ? PARMESAN RAVIOLI ty Of Pizza & Spaghetti - Plus ? ^ Menu Of N SEAFOOD y-Tuesday >ecial I 1 h 1 1 via LLS or MEAT SAUCE - choice of dressing 1 $925 ~ ~~ " ~~ i umi jBiaaa ? CjM#? A | _ . WkQ?i^ g ? Served ? I HUR. 5-1 i P.M. FRI. & SAT. (Five Points) PH. 799-7754J *