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Mixing it up
Residents of Columbia Hall get
skills of concocting their favori
credit course in "mixology".
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By PATRICIA ELEAZtfR
uamecocK sum writer
A recently completed survey of
Columbia Hall residents showed
that the students are "very interested"
in the courses, classes
and speakers offered them.
Barbara Brown, resident adviser
at Columbia Hall, said, "The
living, learning experience has
been running smoothly with the
help of student participation and
faculty support."
THE SURVEYS were used to
evaluate the classes and speakers
offered to the coed dorm. The
pai irccic A ''
wvu kivu V V VX1IV11 O r* YV U1
and "It's Great to be a Woman"
will not be offered next semester
because of lack of support.
f ci
I New
Mrs. Jeanne Palyok, forei]
of Columbia to arrange a \
the Christmas Holidays. It
Special Package
?Round trip airfare New
- Theatre, museums, skiii
?All meals, lodging, and
?The group will spend ext
Grenoble
?Leave N Y. Dec. 22,1976 -
Total Price
s
?v,-x For a<
799-7,
99T "* \<WF %
Jeff Selde)?THE GAMECOCK
t a first-hand rtiance to learn the
ite beverages during a short nonm
course
1
si dents
rested'
TU? ?-?? e
me iioi. vii new cum scs iur nex
semester has not been complete*
but it is certain that mixology
karate, backgammon and bridg<
will be and it is hoped that mon
credit courses can be offered
Brown said. Geology 103 and
Business Administration 363 wen
offered this semester and Browi
said they were very successful.
Another example of Columbk
Hall's success is that "on the firs
day applications to Columbia Hal
were available more than fift]
persons asked for an application
About 25 were turned in the ven
same day. It looks very optimisti<
for Columbia Hall because we hav<
a great deal nf pnthnsinRm am
interest among the residents,'
Brown said.
hristmas in Pa
Years on The I
AI ? *- B Jk. I
5Ki in i ne Aip
gn language instructor, has worked
ivinter trip to France for college and
lasts 2 weeks and is limited to the firs
IVWI uuo.
York to New York
ig at Villard-de-Lans
transporation to all destinations
ended time in Paris, in Nice, on the
Return Jan. 5,1977
> is $995. No H
dditional informatl
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Ford?
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a Democratic Congress' spendir
programs.
Ford decided to come South aft
a telephone poll survey taken 1
the Ford-Dole Committee show
that Ford is running ahead of
equal to Jimmy Cartfer in certa
parts of South Carolina, Nor
Carolina and Virginia.
Ford-Dole officials
Washington refused yesterday
discuss the specifics of the poll.
fjin't an intn fho nnllinu I
O" ?1
formation," Charlie Greenleaf,
member of the research division
the Ford-Dole Committee, said.
"These are our polls and are r
for public use. I can't go beyoi
that."
Regardless of the polls, Foi
arrived amid the cheers and bo
of more than 56,000 football fai
about 2:45 p.m. Saturday.
HE PROCEEDED to mid-fie
where he greeted USC and Not
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uame scnuui oinciais, uie IOOICW
officials and the captains of tl
football teams.
From the game, he went to tl
State Fair and on to the governor
mansion for a reception, a sho
speech and handshaking.
At the reception, Ford clear
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crowd of about 3,000 cheered tl
remarks of Ford, Gov. James ]
Edwards and Sen. Strom Thu
mond, R-S.C. while they trampl<
and littered the freshly-grov
green grass of the governor
backyard-miniature golf cours
In the background, an off-ki
; eight-piece band played songs su<
as "My Country 'Tis of TTiee" ai
? "Hail to the Chief."
; BEFORE FORD addressed tl
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the governor's mansion Saturda
ly emphasized military strength,
le limited government growth.
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B. crowd, Thurmond warmed-up the
ir- crowd.
3d "We must stop big spending,"
m Thurmond said.
s rne man to do it is Gerald Ford,
e. "We must keep the country
ey strong.
ch "The man to do it is Gerald
id Ford."
Ford then took the podium, inviting
all at the reception to the
tie hoped-for Ford inauguration in
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;reet an enthusiastic crowd at
y. In his brief address, Ford
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January. "You all come, and we'll
have a great party."
He spoke for about 10 more
minutes and then jumped into the ?
waiting crowd for about 30 minutes
of hand shaking and informal
conversation.
And then he was gone, off to the
airport, leaving what he called
"the great state of South Carolina"
for what would probably be "the
great state of California."
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