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High schoo] students get head Start oi college skill By EDITH McNEILL Asst. News Editor Underprivileged high scl students are offered a cha . to increase their potential . become successful coll< students through USC's ward Bound program. SINCE ITS BEGINNING 1966, almost 1,000 high sch students have gone through program. "Our tests show t about 97 per cent of students who go through program go on to college." 1 Cokley, counselor for program, said. Each summer, about students from low-inco backgrounds attend llhoe For every wait c4 Andromeda Field Diamond Jewelers I ? v/iiou?e Choose y We will make uj like you want it diamonds and & I Marquis We have r\ ?i i uon i Duy Va carat Vs carat 1C 1423 Main Sti I program, which 11 during the entire year. The students are s< ( the basis of lo^ backgrounds and i potential. Most have n mntivatinn hwniisp tl don't have the skills I Q students or don't knc .8 apply their skills an Cokley said. DURING THE S students who attenc 100I ward Bound prograi nee campus. They are and tensive instruction ege academic courses Ud- reading. math and sci are counseled in ec and career opportun i in Every morning stu 100I given a groun< the academics, in the s hat they participate in c the and guidance sessioi the evening they parti* rim sports events an the recreational activitie the academic year, 100 Bound students are e me the same kind of acti the they do not live on c ~~n /Earth Shoe, SOS 7 IS i Ltd. >ur Diamo our Settin, p your engagement from our selection ettings. Oval . HrkHTw V mtvm AWUJUI them all at the lov a diamond until y 125.00 up V 200.00 up \ full carat 80< >% Discount to I reet Columbia 2 5 offered academic ________ elected on iv-income icademic ???? a lack of V* hey either sponsoriri to be good 8BaKm )W how to The tj d talents, "Politica Partinii be Lt. iUMMER former { I the Up- Charles n live on state sen given in- U0^86/?1* in basic u.s ^ such as Tf Br ?o state s< lence, and chariestc lucational Stevesor ities. represent idents are The pi aing in puDiic. ifternoons counseling ?? is. In the nhin ? come to ? s. During the Rx} Upward Person! 4 ? ?? _l. I ;a|juscu iu law snouii vities, but at 3 p.m. :ampus. _________ 1 I r 50 Devine St., to One Beats nd .. g L?7 ring just of loose 1 - Heart - ] rest price anyw] ou see our selec '2 carat 300.C \ carat 0OO.fi 0.00 up JSC Students! 9201 Phor Briefs 5C Young Democrats is ig a forum on May 10th at in the Russell House itle of the forum is 1 Picture in 1978." pating in the forum will Gov. Brantley Harvey, ;ubematorial candidate 'Pug ' Ravenel, former ator Richard Riley, S.c. eaker Rex Carter, former larocm an Willi am Tori. yan Dorn, Spartanburg snator Horace Smith, >n representative Nancy i and Richland tative Jean Toal. rogram is open to the s interested in working on ecock this summer should i meeting at 4 p.m. today issell House, room 311. 3 wanting to work next u tunic iu a uriei meeting tomorrow in room 311. ?W w .? ? > Open 10-6 Dai Our Prices! r\ l J ? H?? /ivn 1 Jtf ^uiciniu | here. 1 ition. I >0 up 10 up I ie 765-2345 ^ ! s? ? Gradual By JAMES PHILLIP Gamecock Staff Writ The Graduate Examination will incl section beginning in requiring students t strate analytical si Neilland of the E< Testing Service in ] N.J., said. The examination i: many colleges and ui across the nation as ai requirement to schools. NEILLAND SAI] change is the first in since its inception bs 1940s." He said the added after extensivt I AI A uy me examinaiH showed analytical ski distinguished from v quantitative skills. He said, "The a section of the examir allow students to dem L much wider range of Good news! C v shipment of e variety of co re checking ev 'y* 7i N1 FEMININE Pro Birt Ab< 34 HOUR H' ARI 1316 A e exam c] S skills when er mission to ( Record JANET ude a new program dir i the fall board, said, o demon- will test a si tills, Jim number of a rlucational be able to sh Princeton, recognize loj draw conclus 5 used by series of liversities determine i i entrance ween inde graduate terdependei groups. "Three tyj D, "The the analytics the GRE bf explan ick in the diagrams part was reasoning ? research designed to >n board aspect of a 11 c nan hn erbal and THE EXA only three h inalytical the verbal lation will sections have onstrate a make time academic section. p8 nlnmhift. Phila singles fiP doufc lors. Lifetime g erywhere there *9-3803. 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