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I I VfkfVI EST PROSE E iEST ART EN1 rnCEU Crc lying Some of youi he Retarded Tnnn the Midlands Cent ortation Provided Hoi i Russell House parkin lack on Campus by Sti Program starts Jan. 24 a rons for 12 wks. 1 we ask Is that yon ma ne else while helping i recorded on a Coatiai Ml eoaekjr Km. 110 of th< for more iaforattloa S fied Ads LOST & FOUND FOUND Pair of glasses in parking lot of Coliseum. Brown witti large lens. Call Frederick Hodge, 786-1721 early morning and late night. FOUND-Calculator in B.A. Building on Thursday, 1 27-77; Cross pen found in Russell House, 1-27 77.. Call to identify at 777 6094 Steve. LOST Sorority pin. KKr key gold with blue sapphires and pearls. Contact Carol 799 7372 Reward ottered. EMPLOYMENT Cutco distributors have several parttime openings, average pay S4.00 per hour. In tervlewing Monday Saturday, 11:00 AM 532Kr>ox Abbott Dr. , Cayce. .Waiter positions available at the "Chopping Block." Applications will beacceoted Monday and Tuesday 3 5 PM. 102.Briargatecircle. 7722011. The Crucible is now ac- 1 pting prose, poetry, and t (photos, drawings and ints) for the spring mester. Printed material may be bmitted to The Crucible r campus mail or to room B of the Humanities Office lilding. All art entries lould be submitted to lizabeth Albrect in room 8. All entries should be acmpanied by a self-addressed amped envelope (if off impus). Anyone interested in tfng on the staff should ill 777-2012 or 799-4237. t :NTRY rRY MX rTime j gsters j tar I i. - Tknrs. | igLotat5i30 I 10 I ith 1 a I A Ll 1 mv A V V IRAtaa yourself. t ling 11 MMAB VArm _ H s Peidktoi BU|. | ipoMOiredlij I Admission; increasing By SHARMIN BARNES uamecocK aiau writer The number of admission applications received from high school seniors and transfer students greatly increased compared to last year's number. Freshman applications are up 53 per cent and transfers are up 28 per cent Admissions Director Arthur U/oct uviiiu ii vol oaiu. nc HitVC received about 1,400 applications from prospective freshmen," West said. The number of students that can be admitted to USC is not now limited. "Limitation depends on the legislature's final decision about the university's budget for next year," West said. Bernard Daetwyler, USC's vice president for finance, said that if the budget is lower than expected when passed by the general assembly, programs would have to be cut, and this would probably have an effect on enrollment. mmmfa ' ;?W.'; i M'HW ' US5 S.C. S.E.A. South Carolina - St Educal WE want you - But I Information about re I Liability insurance wl > Information about co > student teaching, NTI * student teaching, NTI i answers to any quasi educational matters See youTt loom 305 Russell t applicants this year "If USCs hllriopf ic tkon - vm%, vi.vii nc will have to set a limit on the number of persons we can accept." The budget provides for a specific amount of money per student. Admission criteria are based on College Board scores and high school rank and grades. A score of at least 35Q is required on each part of the Scholastic Aptitude Test. "We combine the SAT scores and high school standing to come up with a formula to predict the student's success in college," West said. The past criteria for estimating students' potential performance by hich Kiitk ? 1? * ">b" atiiuui graues nas changed somewhat, West said. "It seems that high schools are not flunking students anymore, and the grading standard seems to be lower. Grades for high school students applying to USC seem to be running higher." i ?T? I f*ii| iii L;jfcfillll^liSl udent ion Association you need us!!! sumes. | ille student teaching ntract* E, certification ion* about i?s. Feb. 1, <<>mfO*7:30 p.mj