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Opportunities for
Medical Resear
The Bovrnan Gray School of Medicine
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Funds for stipend and renoarch supp
available through Dean's Fellowship
grants, and tuition scholarships,
mist be completed by March 1, 1977.
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'? Gamecock Staff Writer
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n iuun. awuiic aui uie
catch on, but dormitory s
Columbia Hall are now
demand.
"Approximately five t
many students have apj
residency at Columbia H
inA the dormitory went coedi
iz! at the beginning of fall j
1976," Bill Smythe, a
32.1 resident advisor, said. (
N | Hall now has 491 residenl
I When the plan wa
announced to turn Colum
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available spaces
slowly, Dr. R
Assistant Vice
idea to Residence Life Sc
iDaces in He said manv
in great under the impres
be required to
imes as courses offered b>
jlied for "That's not true. '
all since to take anything,'
icational Once the stud<
semester they were under
ssistant take the short cou
Columbia increased, Wertz
ts. Students found
s first under no obligate
ibia Hall in the courses mc
ry, the mouth.
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and NiGHTS
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were filled very Columbi
ichard Wertz, occupied i
President of list. Comi
irvices, said. halls, a
students were residences
sinn thpv u/nnlH Hall said
take the mini- Bobby
r the dormitory, treasurer <
They do not have the fall sen
' he said. friendly a
ents understood Hall resid
no obligation to attracts t\
rses, applications and con!
said. perclassn
out they were students <
>n to participate McCain s?
stly by word-of- The mi
represent
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cooperatic
volved wi
semester,
responsive
Columbia
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BROWN,
agree thai
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The comi
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11 DEC Columbia
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hobbies.
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the fall i
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Columbia
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a Hall is 100 per cent
ind has a long waiting
^a red to other residence
very low number of
have left Columbia
Wertz.
McCain, Secretaryof
Columbia Hall during
nester stressed the open,
ttitude of the Columbia
lents. "Columbia Hall
le more mature student
sequently many upnen
and graduate
applied for residency,"
lid.
mi-courses were well
id by both male and
; said. "There was good
?n omAnrt oil
U1 iAiUVU0 Uil UlUClt 111'
ith Columbia Hall last
The residents were
i to the needs of others in
Hall," McCain added.
IE AM) BARBARA
resident advisor, both
; Columbia Hall has been
>s. "Columbia Hall
i good atmosphere for
incorporating the talents
sts ofthe residents," said
"We can all learn from
r "
s desiring residency in
Hall must have at least
hours and have the apthe
screening committee,
mittee specifically wants
who can contribute
I to the other residents of
IT-.11 A 1 ZS.Z 1 - - 1 1
nan. v^uauues iixmeu
inusual skills or shared
semester a survey is
i to determine what kinds
>urses the residents want.
>t popular course during
semester was mixology,
mixing. Another popular
as auto tune-up.
courses are taught by
Hail residents. Some
nterest courses offered
pring semester are job
job interviewing,
g and gourmet cooking,
lg the survey last
r, the students asked
courses oriented toward
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