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r - ABk &BW ^j^fcs ^gt$r ^^gfete| jSggP^ II pISP Jf J| ^prrfT sSra |^h I fQB|. if??F ik ISi VOL. LXVIII, NO. 12 ? , - ., ., ? . MONDAY, OCTOBER 18. 1976 I nlvorwlty of South Carolina, Columbia, S.C. ?fc??n?? r "'i'?'i iijm . ' \ < .. ' p i i ? ?????m?^i i i^mi ??????^?? Compi By RICHARD G. ELLIO' Gamecock Staff Writer USC's Computer Assist* gearing up for the spring s this fall. The CAR system is a s< computer to attempt to ful ^ students on the Columbia ? T. Luther Gunter. Besid produces a demand analj mine the requirements fc reauests of the students Student advisement, th< began last week and con received special instructi request forms and the new both the instructions for ui with explanations. CAR WAS ADAPTED b M California State Universit ^ vantage of the system to Reactio; to Moslc By MARK J. LUNDGRKP Q Gamecock Staff Writer Mixed reactions have b (SG) Vice President Gen troversial letter sent to US< Rene Spires, off-campu contradictory in his stater someone in student govern think the senate will take Mosley and that he "shouk he could be punished." A AS A RESl'LT of the against the SG, Spires sa senate's credibility and pla be just as effective as pres not know how it will affect 1 Wednesday's senate mee said, because of the recent "I think he should take c Spires, referring to Nancy May. Dozier had signed customary office practice ^ Mosley admitted in the ( ? the letter was to be sent tt letter in September. RUSSELL BELLAMY, c Committee said that the ir ciorirlnnint Kut n/\t 1 UiMIiMpUlllV) uut nut tl Ulll V realize that this letter eon legislative braneh, and th won't hurt the legislature "Mosley has cleared him Q Bellamy said. The senator Mosley to Patters )n. In th? correspondence, nor did correspondence," meaning There are probably "still administration and the SG; relationship with Patterso BAltRY ALFOKI), athl< cident would have no affeci nobodv Davs attention to si hurt Mosley's credibility, b ? Alford said he could nc against the vice presiden munication on the subject v "If he had agreed to the said, but "as long as the Ho'/ipr i? ponrnrnpri I'm < Mark Pitts, chairman of would hurt the SO, and th< iter regis IT jd Registration (CAR) system is .emester after a successful debut ^heduling system which uses the fill the scheduling requests of the campus, according to Registrar es scheduling, the system also rsis which can be used to deter>r each department to meet the b first step in the (CAR process, tinues through Oct. 27 Advisers ons on the use of CAR schedule spring master scneduie contains sing the form and a sample form y USC from the system used at y at Long Beach. The main adthe student is the student will jy letter <i etin aired concerning Student G aid T. Mosley's involvement wil 2 President William H. Patterson, s committee chairman, said "IV ne.nts" and that she is "ashame< ment act like that." Spires said s i any action such as impeachmt in't be let off the hook, but I don'l incident, the students will turn id. She added that the affair wi - L - I I _ t - 1 - i *? ce a otaeK rnarK on me senate. , ident of the senate, Spires said, b lis role as vice president of SG. ting will be embarrassing for Mos public disclosure of the affair, are ot his own business in the fu Dozier signing the letter sent to P the letter in Mosley's absenc at the time. )ct. 14 issue of The Gamecock th o Patterson after denying knowl< hairman of the Senate Communit icident will hurt SG from the adn he legislative. Bellamy said, "if les out of the executive branch i at Gerald Mosley did not back t or, Mosley." iself by his letter of apology (to P was referring to the May 13 let e letter, Mosley said, "I do not s I have an active part in w ' the original letter sent to Patti a lot of bad feelings" between the administration, but Mosley maint n, Bellamy said. etic committee chairman, said t t on the students' feeling toward S tudent government anyway." The ut not that of the students, he said. it sav u/hothpr ?nv a<>finn u/nuli t, because he had not had suffi vith other senators as of yet. : letter he should have admitted situation has been rectified as f satisfied." it _ ? 1 ine acaaemic committee, said tna \i it will make the students more See REACTIOl itration sy usually get all the courses, sectioi originally requested during Dre-n may have to forego the requested receive the course, as long as there Gunter said the CAR system doc involved in the registration of students quickly and accurately en< departments to make whatever chj student course needs. "Before CAR was available, we problem areas until it was too late Gunter said. "Now we are able schedule after we have heard froi IN THE CAR SYSTEM, students to the order in which their request i Brian Gordon of the registrar's offi priorities which must be consider A handicapped student is most 1 requested. A senior who needs a c< graduate on time is considered ove number of credit hours a student h can also be a deciding factor ii : * ' .-'V " t know how IPBSSI somewhat Mosley will ut she does [ i __ ley, spires ' -1 1 W ture," said J 'atterson in at he knew _ e , . # 3dge of the Baleful 8K1C Despite yesterda; y Relations Saturday's baleful s linistrative oiito Lake Murray. the people ind not thp "W T he letter it ^ |j atterson)," JL ter sent by Jp ^ upport this ? "B ?j *1 |Tk ' riting this 1/ Avf . 'university ?y MERRY BATEM ainsagood Gamecock Staff Writ. If you think that all ctAriM! ora lUfla nl/4 an hot fhn in uiuc viu ou G because; ^"du?" 2?10 S?'V< ' a,fair wi" use professors Nat i he tflken ment of Government Kathlyn Ann Fritz of made a study of womc it." Alford nr as Mrs ^ruut8wuai in me ueu an examination of 66 c 14I: tc . detectives. awtheHc The 70 novels cited apatneiic. span Hevener and Fri N, Page ? ?f these detectives to stem ge is, times and professors s sgistration. The student timo Ar ...Ill * viauv vi OVV11UH UUl Will I is a seat available. ti ? the bookkeeping tasks a more than 23,000 USC [High to allow the various s mges they can to satisfy a t ; often couldn't find the ( to do anything about it," to fine tune the whole v m the students." tl are scheduled according n s received. According to 1 ice there are some other ii ed. ' c ikely to be scheduled as srtain course in order to d r a lower classman. The r as prior to the semester n whether he gets the 'v ?;'/ '< *. . ;v : . . '' ' . ! jk ss are bountiful ^'s inclement weather an kies. local sailors venture <\s the front moved into th trofesso rial fern er female detectives in detectiv insters or helpless women wti i the crime, then you may be i ftlie J. Hevener of the Depar and International Studies an the Department of Sociolog in in the detective novel. Thei * 1*? ^ uuu ior a woman: rne r emai jctive Novel," centered aroun haracters including 47 femal in the study cover a 53-yea tz explained how the portrays as changed from 1929 to th ars for spri chedule he initially requested. Athletes also receive a high priority b< hom ponnnf nttnnr) vhiuivv aucnu duemuun classes, me r< las been instructed to give those students tt ivailable to them during the morning. "If everything that was originally ask tudent during pre-registration?the course nd professor, coincide with the availability he student will receive his initial schedi Gordon said. The reserve time schedule is filled out by i wrfcs and can attend classes only during a he day, Gordon said. It is decided when t lost likely take the course without interferi 'he alternate course is the one course whic iterested in taking if he is unable to tal ourse during the times offered because of hi LAST SPRING over 15,000 students parti luring preregistration. Gordon said aboi eceived everything they had originally re See REGISTRY " '' Jti Seideh d region, accompanying winds hel d sails. ?rs study ale detects present. "IN THE 30's Agatha Christie < re unusual. She made her women inde] 10 were liberated for that time. They h* II - J # - t. ' n mis Kina 01 giriisn entnusiasm for adv said. t- "In the earlier time periods womei d permitted to be detectives unless they y be nonwomanly, eccentric, unappealir it* finM la oaiu. e The rise of the single young career i d with the '60s when more than 50 per cen e in these novels were detectives Y, Hevener said. r "This new kind of woman in the no tl cellent attitude toward her career ? See DETEC1 in a l"fe ?cause most of egistrar's office le best schedule :ed for by the ? time, section, of a seat?then lie requested." the student who certain time of he student can ng with his job. h the student is *e the original s job. cipated in CAR it 60 per cent quested during VTION, Page 4 -THE GAMECOCK ped fill their /es lid something pendent. They id appeal with enture," Fritz 1 could not be were made to ig or old," she Ionian came t of the women >y profession, vel has an exand is very IVES, Pag* 4