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fe' Housi a thin Bv DIANA DARf.I1 Gamecock Staff Wrl Part of USC's ec< meant elimination oi be an institution * mothers. Archie Grayson Bell are the last of tl dorm mothers, now associate and assist "House mothers s< function in a dif Pinkorrl n < M.% 1VIIU1 u V?#t as president for Res Services, said. He r< need for a mother dorm rules, includin women, were part life. But now, Wer economically effic graduate students dorm mothers j assistants in dorms. The house mother to change when tli Wnman A 111 TVUIIICU OIUUCUIO-AW mnir?Yn^ bv: But , | L- k?. ! im ruaseH house HBobD 9 mothi g of pa: *2 in 1968. lter published was creat momizing has f what used to 08868 to it USC-dorm f(ction' " "sign out and Dorothv women tc le university's employed as A8irl tant advisors. ^ 0 c erved a useful three insj ferent era," ssistant vice bit. The d idential Life ???^' at?^ eferred to the worthy b; figure when ? g curfews for ' / of university assistant tz said, it is "amP^n :ient to hire she Wltn< rather thnn image ev as resident resident ? "The ur image began mama an te Associated gradually S was formed learning s EE d *1.77 Schlitz ' 714 Saltfa 4 | contemj i i | BLUEGRAS RH ars st AWS regulations were and a judicial council ed to discipline students. emothers then deferred the judicial council for icluding infractions of " rules, which required > sign out and in after had to be in her room by i," Bell said. "We had sections a week, but in s started to change bit by hanges have been for the I Dean Elizabeth Clockacked the girls 100 per Nhose title today is director, lives at Wade nine months of the year. ?ssed the house mother olve into today's role of idvisor. liversity ceased to be the d papa, and the dorms u^anic a living alia ituation," she said. "The lmj7 iflHjn i g] Bun I2-Pack * k*?. 5 Pt?. 791 yorsty sour> oresents the S PICKIN' SOU sBuffajoj '"'I m IB ^ 7 m 3K. 0UHIV Mm A Patio 5-; Dorothy Bell, left, and Archie Grayson are the last of USC's house mothers, who have had to change thl^v^e* with the more liberal tWVlrsity dorm regulations. nouse motner didn't have to play the big bad wolf anymore." Grayson agreed with Bell. "I'm a hall advisor, not a policeman." Grayson is now hall advisor and associate director at South Building. BELL RECALLS when bottled or canned drinks could not be brought into the dorm. She said the girls used to hide their cold drinks in the toilet to keep them cool. Dormitory residents do not have to resort to such surreptitious activities today, Bell said. For Grayson and Bell, the job has some definite advantages. Grayson, 59, said the best part about her job is the chance to be with young people and these contacts keep her young. "I'm just one of the girls," she said. Apparently Bell, 63, and Grayson have managed to stay young with their jobs. KPBB v m ^ 3.49 1 1-1567 I WOS OF I i pM 8M*"'. S^*?j JMi rm , 1 bH^K \%M ' yt By JOSE DUVALL Gamecock Staff Writer Four USC students will go to 1 foreign language department definitely after the summer. Students who completed their to take French courses at the I program was begun two years and the university paid for trai A. Maynor Hardee, local coordii The program is suspended, 1 resuming mailers.'' He decline program's suspension. He said resume or not. The summer program, durin versation, grammar, literature to August 4. "In the past the students ha1 some may stay for the next yea that the program is being dis< because student interest is up been previously." NEEI [ FEMININE HE. Proble e Birth t Aborti | 84 HOUR HC [ THE I i Home Cooked I I We Serve Great ? 2 Hot Dogs, Larg< || Buy Ar I and we Refill Y I Buy Our :! and a I Happy Hour S All Day at i [ 625 Main Street > win oe Prance for a summer of stud; program that has been sus second year of study have b Jniversity of Limoges, Franc ago. Students paid regular \ asportation, room and board lator of the program said, tordee said, becausp nf "fir d to elaborate further on rea: he did not know if the prog g which students will take F and culture civilization, will ve been enthusiastic about t r," Hardee said. "It is a disa continued after this summe more now for the program > HELP? AXTH EDUCA1 m pregnancy control info on Referral >TLINE 256-841 IotTT"" Dill BIRI breakfast $?99 Lunches & Suppe i Ice Tea only $1 ly Sandwich our Ice Tea FR] Meal Tickets I Save! DOWN STAI1 PLAJ ? J $Ff ' K OAMICOCK last i i ! t y as part of pended in! een eligible i ? since the [JSC tuition , rroiessor | lancial and sons for the ;ram would French conrun June 20 I he trip and ppointment r program, than it has ! ! ? i i t ION I i ! I i i i i < 10 ; ----1 i ; > i ? 1 I TS. i .00 i ??a i EE J! 1 i 1 i i 18 ! ix: J