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USC nurs help f am in Colum By TERRY POLCARI (iamccock Staff Writer Nursing seniors are participating designed to help and care for familic area, according to program directo Pearson, an assistant professor Nursing, said, "This program is ben students and the families. While th< nursing care, the students develoj Lack of c? cause te: H\ Clims IMUMKK Stuff Writ?>r A lack of communication between lacultv. publishers and local hmkstorrs is the major source of textbook problems encountered by indents. according to bookstore n :in;iy,er^ i'.- n S\\;inson. tiuin;iger of the < -ms llookstore, s;iid in order to - >Ive - Vic m| these problems the 1 (<(?ks!')i-e r in the process of i1 ill::tu' ri.':!!} , Mir entire textbook \ .!' ! i avoid hook sellouts and :i?i jt (.' ! -ins "It will take us a it,iii.m u "f 1") lii 18 months or up ' > -mi it \i;m's I it Tore we are done." < -:ii;I "'I'cxt information is our p:nt?K*ni When you put "Svtvs Siricfs? A!p!.a ' >.h w 1 on Pi will be installed !i.i Jhroi;'') S;?pt 22 i 'arln-s i >i charter membership w t' i Knssell House from 4 p.m p e t i-in n itional officers, collegi >ui i. .uiv! local alumnae will all !':.< M'ori'v lias more than (>(),()( < irM.la controversial historian, Max He ' iiekin^ham. Kngland will lecture i Imperial Factor in Appeasement.' HpIoII an internationally recogni professor emeritus at Oxford. Heloll will deliver his lecture Auditorium on September 14. i EpffiKSWEfrH &E?B Make y?t ft knowledge in hei 5^ "Students wor! seling to the fa I agencies to get he 111 ^ arise whether il automotive," Pei hi #?3 PEARSON SA S3 A i: :iu j| wg oiuucnia live WIUI the prevention of "The nursing i simple first aid te with minor injur in a new program Pearson said. ;s in the Columbia "By living wi r Kathy Pearson. determine any h in the College of prevented or ke] leficial to both the "Any working coi i families get free problems can als< > their skills and solutions can be ; ommunicc Ktbook pr 5,000 titles together with teachers and courses, you get problems." I*. A. BAILEY, manager of the South Carolina Bookstore, said professors are responsible in part for the high costs of texts. "Some professors are very concerned with l*>ok prices, but these are few and far between," he said. Publishers often contribute to the high prices of textbooks by not printing the prices in the lx>oks so professors wouldn't know the cost. Swanson said. "Publishers have not shouldered the responsibility," he said. Estimating the number of texts needed. Swanson said, is difficult due to the dropping and adding of as <i ne\ r?<: > ; at USC on Sept. ill he hole' ip w.- .iroom A and Km. totip.n .. Sept. 18. FVesent and ate chapkr members from the end the charter parties. )() members across the U.S. and lotf of the University College at >n the foreign poliey topic of "The ml authority on foreign policy, is iit 4:(M) p.m. in the Gambrell easing ew iMHBMI dult |M^i >r move... alth education." king with the program give counmilies on how to use community ilp for any type of problem that may t be financial, house oriented or arson said. ID it is recommended that the the families and work with them on iiiucsa emu uie promotion 01 neaitn. students try to teach the families chniques thus enabling them tu cope ies and general health problems," th the families, the nurses may ereditary illnesses which may be pt under control," Pearson said, iditions which could warrant health d be discovered by the students, and found to correct or prevent them." ition oblems courses and the opening of new sections of already-existing courses. "The million-dollar question is how many students are you going to have?" he said. rnurr.nnuit .11'1*1 A I\ V. Minghi of the geology department noted a "breakdown in communications" between faculty and the Ixiokstores. "The Campus Bookstore won't admit they're underordering," he said. He said that not enough feedback regarding textbook orders comes from the Campus Bookstore. Because profits from the Camnus Bookstore t?n into m scholarship funds, Section A 1.33 of the university policies and procedures manual states each faculty member must first present his textbook list to the Campus Bookstore. Swanson said cooperation between the two Ixiokstores is good, however. . - a _ * v^uuars, /\i professional 3032 Millwood Av Phone: 256-2464 Appoin Nov. 1. The General Motors Instil corporate-owned college, degrees in mechi engineering, indus engineering and industria ministration. As dean, Holm be the chief academic officer Lor "5 Open 1 now stRvjir IMLMN Din This w I GGPl TOtfGD SA I Qf nziL/i u f i TOtfGD MI or I SMGH T TOftGD Ml I -Ol Free glass c til We still serve o TRY US, QOH( obE IUS1 mps, Drums ALL major brc . ? . 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