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POLICY
Student rates $.15 per word. Non-student
rates $.20 per word. Alt SAC funded
organizations are t.10 per word. IDT required.
Minimum charge St.00. Ads will be taken
during the following times: MWF 2:30-5:00 and
TTH 1:00-5:00.
Ads must be made in person and are on
cash-ln-advance basis only. Deadline for
Monday's paper is Friday at 4:00. Deadline for
Thursday's paper is Tuesday at 4:00. See Willis
Bethea in room 311-A, Russell House, or call
777-7181 or 777-7182.
SERVICES
TYPIST ? EXPERIENCED, PROMPT,
CONVENIENT. 799-7587.
Expert TV, stereo repairs by fellow
Gamecock. VIDISONIX 787-3443.
Expert typing: thesis, dissertations,
miscellaneous. 79^9421.
TOP QUALITY TYPING ? 771 4868.
JANET'S TYPING SERVICE, INC. ? 1226
BULL ST. 771-8841 ? Fast, professional,
proofed and guaranteed.
HOUSING
One bedroom apt. six minutes from campus.
For quiet tenants. Completely remodelled.
$130. 256-9007 evenings.
TRAVEL
EUROPE via PanAm 707 less than Vj
economy fare. Call toll tree (6 9 PM) (800) 3254867
or see your travel agent 60 day advance
payment required. Unltravel Charters.
EMPLOYMENT
College student to work between the hours of
News .
James Stepp, a Clemson Universil
today in the Law Center auditorii
vironment Law Day" program.
The program is sponsored by the E
The Russell House University Unic
78 academic year. The officers will b
vice president; Pam Moody, se
treasurer.
A performance of Bach's "The Pa
Matthew" will be broadcast over C
WLTR-FM (91.3) at 6:30 p.m. Frid
The USC concert choir, The Colur
me usi; cnorus will present the pr
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UNIVERSITY DINING
SERVICES
fieds
10:00 and 5:00 weekdays end 9:00 and 4:00 on
Saturdays. Must have sailing and rigging
experience. Come by Valk Sailboat Center for
Interview.
Summer jobs available for girls at camp
located In the mountains of North Carolina.
Representative will be on campus Thursday,
April 7. Please go by the Placement Bureau,
LieoerCollege, to sign up for Interview.
Summer lobs. College of HPE National
Youth Sports Program. Work with 10-14 year
olds in sports activity instructions and health.
June 6-July 8, 8:30 AM to 1:30 PM. USC
students qualified as bus driver* needed.
Part time motel desk clerk no experience
necessary within 3 miles of USC. Call 784-4069
before 3 PftA for information.
Attractive female(s) to wear bikini at Home
?hnw Anrll IS. 1A 17
negotiable. Call Mrs. Black for details at 7992786
or 799 4486.
FOR SALE
PIONEER speakers CS-44S, Retail S80 each.
Must sell S55 each. Call 777-2911.
71 white Capri In good condition. Call 7710902,
after 5PM.
Stereo components, lowest prices, all ma|or
brands available, all guaranteed. Call Ed
Hartgrove at 794-2725 after 6PM.
Ladies sportswear direct from our factory at
unbelievably low prices. Trv the store
everybody's talking About. St. Matthews
Factory Outlet (874-3030) Take 1-26 to the 2nd
St. Matthews exit. Open 10 6 Mon. Sat. Bank
cards welcome.
MISCELLANEOUS
Can the bible really help you? Come see. The
Navigators R-305 RH tonight.
Briefs
:y economist, will speak at 11 a.m.
lm as part of the school's "Ennvironmental
Law Society.
>n has elected officers for the 1977<e
Pun Nio, president; Patti Smith,
cretary and Penny McAllister,
tssion of Our Lord According to St.
Columbia educational radio station
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By MARY IIOLCOMBE
Gamccock Staff Writer
Advisement for computer-assisted
registration for fall 1977 began Monday and will
continue until April 15.
Students should make nnnnintmontc \uifh fhoir
academic advisors. At this time students must
complete the computer request form and the
advisement form. These forms are to be left with
the student's advisor. 'Hie registration center
will pick up the request forms from each college.
NEW FORMS for class requests are being
used this year. The requests for undergraduate
students are brown and those to be used by
graduate students are green. The pink forms are
no longer valid.
There are some changes in these forms. A
student is allowed to change class requests by
submitting another request. The new forms are
dated to identify the most recent form. In the
past this was done by the numerical order of the
forms. The form also includes the student's
major and the total number of hours requested
as a check against requesting too many hours.
The reserved time request is part of the new
request form instead of a separate sheet, as in
the past.
Students should pay particular attention to thp
schedule code, which is found to the left of the
course information in the master schedule.
Failure to use the exact code number will result
in registration in the wrong class.
THIS YEAH fall schedules will be mailed to
the student at his local address before the end of
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The GAMECOCK it the student
newspaper of the University ol South BsgSy M
Carolina and Is published twice weekly ?
on Monday and Thursday during the (all
and spring semesters and once weekly MUk
on Thursday during the fall and spring Mk
semesters and once weekly on Thursday
during both summer terms with the
exceptions of four times in August and
on University of South Carolina holidays
and A*JimJna?U*
Opinions expressed In The Gamecock WOrkiflQ I
re those of the editors and not those of
the University of South Carolina.
The University of South Carolina Is an fOprOSOCll
equal opportunity Institution.
Change of address forms, subscription
requests, and other correspondence WkMf A
should be sent to The Gamecock, WD A
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Subscription rates are $4 per semester
and ti lor the summer sessions.
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the semester. The complete registration packet
will be mailed to the student's home address in
July.
The deadline for pre-payment of fees is Aug. 2.
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treasurer's office. All fees must be paid by Aug.
24.
Fee receipt pick-up and I.D. card validation
may be done Aug. 23-24. Priority drop-add date is
Aug. 25. Registration for those students not using |
computer-assisted registration is Aug. 26.
STUDENTS HAVE the option to take
correspondence courses.
correspondence studies otters 150 courses,
which are open to everyone. All are undergraduate
and most of the courses are in
English, business administration and history.
USC students must secure the permission of
the dean of their college before enrolling in
correspondence courses.
Once a student has enrolled in a corresnnn
dence course, he receives a packet containing a
syllabus-which includes all course assignments,
instruction sheet, mailing envelopes, cover
sheets and an examination request form.
EXAMINATIONS ARE administered by either
USC or the testing service of a local coIIppp
The student sends assignments to the
university and may take from two to nine months
to complete a course. Enrollment can be done
any time during the year.
For more information and a list of
correspondence courses, students may contact
Correspondence Studies, located in room 1005 of
the Coliseum at 777-2188.
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