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Use of b By JOSE DUVALL A oi^lf ur^tA viaiucvutn oui 11 TT run SCQ can Persons using fake identification 0ffi< cards is becoming a severe clai problem at USC, according to T. aslc Luther Gunther, USC registrar. this The identification cards are inv< mnsMv iispH rn imiwatpra con iiso ,, , ?v~. pet J i athletic facilities, such as the gym sec or the swimming pool. "We have Rh< the most problems with fake id's ^egi during football season," Gunther said. The use of bogus id's is now 450 at' its peak, he said. said Grays For the finest r .UlL! iiit?n b tiuming, For prices that student's budg For our new si fall styles... Where else but Just 3 blocks from can next to the Downtown 1307 Main St. HELI When was a tank? "I to USC w and a TA MARINE c togus ID'S < NON-USC student, usually uires the phony identification (| ds by going to the registration "Tn/S is DGgl ce, posing as a USC student, ming he lost his id card and to be O real ing for a new one^ By doing , students at U5C are often problem..." >lved because they give the , son their name and social ?Harry Rhi urity number, said Harry >des, treasurer at the treasurer istration office. . . .. We have so far replaced some reglStratlOl ID cards this year," Rhodes 1. But after football season the ^ ll mmm m m iOn'S new By JOHN ROUTTI lQm6S in Gamecock Staff Wri A project to teach j metric system m en middle schools was fit QflV $25,000 grant from th ' of Health, Education The grant was iss " * effort to impn "tipment of ~ : Grayson's? Nike r <f Ti Ph. 2S2-&714 3127 Millwood 256-3511 COPTF the last time you tie S1EVER!" you say. Wei xL I ?L T" ill un doth. 10 scneauie NK RIDE on 27 or 28 :areer programs in co Visit* TIip> TT W jm- jl JL v-/ Russell 1 Septembei 10:00 a.m.tank: >ut of cor numhpr nf "lncf" v. ?uuv lUCIllllil.a cards trickles down to one lost c nning a week. The penalty for students ui fake ID cards is usually handle< the disciplinary office. ACCORDING TO Mar OCt OS. Duncan of the riisrinlinnrv nff ?r**"Ma J V11 ( the penalties range according at the the seriousness of the offense. ... ''Sometimes we catch them 1 Office. asking them a question like 4 wli did you go to high school', w they try to get an ID by saying t grant goes i education," said Dean Somm ter professor ,in the college education and director of i children the project. ;iiiciiuii y unu 5 awarded a it WILL involve schools e Department Calhoun, Kershaw, Lexingt i and Welfare. Orangeburg, Richland and Sun ued in "in an counties. Counties were chc jve metric because of their willingness warm-ups Waffle Trainer ENNIS SHOPS m ruki Boardwalk Pla E ^ ^ MMW Bush River Ro; Lj"jJ 772-90 Sflk w in a helicopter c II, The MARINES ar a tree HELICOPTEf Sept. and learn afc liege and after gr< S. Marines Souse r 26-28 3:00 p.m. M U^C O ltrol tion they lost theirs and want it :ard replaces," said Gunther. The time when a girl from College sing who had a friend at USC used the 1 by student's name with her picture on the ID was a typical case, said Rhodes. sha The registrar's office said it ice, costs $5 to replace an ID card and [ to $5 to replace a fee receipt. by ALTHOUGH THE registrar's ere office and the treasurer's office are hen worried by the problem, no definite hat See ID CARDS, page 6 netric ers, participate in the program and of their closeness to USC said the Sommers. Three teachers from each of the ten schools involved attended a in workshop in August, on, "These participants were tested iter on their abilities to use and instruct sen the metric system," Sommers to said,"and the results were ex?I cellent. They were then given assistance by the project staff in planning activities to help them teach other teachers in their districts." Training seven additional teachers from each of the ten school districts in the use of the metric system in the classroom is the second stage of the program. COMMUNITY INSTRUCTION za >n the metric system will be the a j final phase of the program. 146 See HEW, page 6 -i Ti nru?! t?1 1 O )r rode in e coming ? FLIGHT >out U.S. aduation,