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News bri< Two new programs have been added by USC to its study center at the Universite de Limogets ir France. A six-week summer session open to students with at least twc years of college French, will b held from June 20 to Aug. 5, 1977 Six credits will be given for this program. A full academic year of 30 hours is also being offered to students i :ii it _ who win ue entering uieir jumoi year in the fall of 1977 Requirements for this program are: at least two years of collegc French with grades of B or above, at least 60 hours of credit and a 2,'J cumulative average. The juniors would go to France in early September, receive si> weeKs ot language ana orientatior courses, then take a variety of USC and Universite de Limogets courses from October to June. Interested students shoulc contact Professor A.M. Hardee of Writing wo By KATHLEEN McINTYRE riotYionA^L' C<off \?uuivvuvn uvan TV I 1IC1 The College of General Studies a Continuing Education will conduct Tuesday through Thursdav The workshops will be for "wr writers in the Midlands area," acc Ashley, coordinator. Slpccinnc will ho holH in . , ?... ? llt.u ... aiuuc, 1 and filmscript writing. There are n< entrance to the film script v Requirements for the short story writing of one or two stories. Persi the poetry workshop must submit rr*i_ -it 1?-?- * * - muMi anenaing me article writir submit one article or two propos tending the novel writing course m two chapters. ashlky saii) that "although have had writing conferences, nc which offers help to the public ar having talented people as consulti i-L n lau. William A. Emerson Jr., forn ISt. Andr HATVRIM NITIU Uwith S^f i efs i the Department of Foreigi I-anHilars ' O O""" I > ? The Annual Christmas Tree Lighting Service of the Richlanc i Memorial Hospital Auxiliary wil be held Dec. 15 on the hospital's 5 front lawn. , TnHiiriHlialo "? rtt.nnr>r. U... i Aiiv?i ? luuuio ui uupo may uuj lights that will be put on the tree ir honor of someone they admire, i Proceeds from the sale of the lights will be used by the Auxiliary , to purchase medical equipment. f The lights cost $2 and may be bought until noon Dec. 15. Persons i interested in buying a light should r nnntanf (ha \Te\ C""? k vvuvuvk vnv T U1UIIICC1 OCIVICCS i Office. 1 ! Improving a person's work life | will be the topic of a seminar at 2:30 p.m. today in the Belk rkshop begi Saturday Evem University of Sc in charge of th md the Division of writing workshops William Pric< Department, a "Southern Frie< iters and aspiring of the short stor ording to Franklin "Slammer," is workshop. Bob Rowland, x>etry, short story has worked ext( o requirements for in charge of tl writing workshop. written for sev workshop are the New Times, Pe< ? ? uito lcgisici mg iui worKsnop. two to five poems. lg workshop must Pat Conroy, a ;als and those at- later became tl ust submit at least speaker at the r? it. . ret: iui lilt; i maximum of t several colleges sultation for no >ne have had one id all students by "We have ha< ng writers for the far with 41 peoi conference is si ler editor of the an annual projc ews Shopping Cen A IV THIWHMM ISC SPECIAL iy one Spaghetti Dinna i n ?nln?( nrtrl nnr Itr krA > v> WSVP'WB WKW W ? <?V VI V for ONLY $2.35 iaoflw ? Oifht Slop fey aid ch? la Id back atnc fev M|?y today1 food, md |Mdi Auditorium at fh#? Et Business Administration. I Pi The speaker, Dr. Edward E. r- C Lawler III, will talk about recent rOT r( research on the quality of work life ! with particular emphasis on implications for national policy and organizational practice. GomC Lawler is program director and professor of psychology at the 50 ( University _of Michigan Institute | lor social Kesearch. $1.00 The seminar is sponsored by the , College of Business Administration's Center for Management and Organizational Off&T Good Research and the South Carolina Business Partnership Foundation. Ha/> 1 Oil V Wt ? W I J??. SS iiuAiiwi uvutil V/CI1U11I1U S I f champion after winning the 1976 ! South Carolina Chess Cham- !j pionship. J Fifty-four chess players com- i J peted in the three day tournament J? held last week in Columbia. ! The tournament was sponsored !? by the Palmetto Chess Club and the J! f~lK^ S C. . | J [0) | ns Tuesday ij IJjT ng rost, and now associated with the 5 Y( uth Carolina College of Journalism, is f/fe i article writing workshop. V^O)^ ( Fox, member of the UC English j! V S id author of four books including !| I" and "Ruby Red," will be in charge Ji f workshop and Ben Greer, author of ?[' in charge of the novel writing { jSBkHi editor of Sandlapper magazine, who [1 ? | [ nsively in films for television will be JI IV e film workshop. Ashley, who has } ;ral magazines including Harper's, pie and Sport, will direct the poetry ? J ltnor ot "The Water is Wide," which t B^T ? e movie "Conrack," will be a guest J? fvO^* vorkshops. ?| k ^^3 onference is $35, which includes a Js f vo workshops plus a private con- ?| | good response to the conference so !? le signing up," Ashley said. "If the ;! 1 yye a* :cessful this year, it should be made * I ' ct." ;! I enviror i i I campi if* lit1 and b" jjgwti V ck ovl ht 1 j | apfeero as I i j t MMk, IIm Rj! comptiaiyl I ij AT i rill ' i 111|WMM zza On Wheels I ast Free Delivery, Call ?| 252-7383 r.A/\ a ?. ii : a;uu piiB iu miumym jcock Basketball Special >ff any 12 in. Reg. Pizza or off any 16 in. 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