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HEW change By LORRAINE CALLISON institution i Gamecock Staff Writer assistance earnings a: cnanges in me guidelines for resources, work study students. by the Once the Department of Health, Education the institut and Welfare will allow students to employ the earn more on second jobs and study job v shorten the application procedures the total c( for the program. without the ' "Although the student's ap- "This w< plication would be shorter, it will McGirt. not shorten the time it takes to department nroppss thp annlimtinn " Marfin Qftorhooor McGirt, director of Student lose many Financial Aid, said. way." Stu "We still have to carefully hours per research the information given by wage of $2. students," he said. THE NEY THE OTHER change will affect that a stude students who work a second job program co with the work study assignment. If institution n the income from the second job in or higher t combination with a student's other received fri ) resources totals more than $200 This woul over nis needs for college, the study stude i ; -^: m I } i? rne High Plains parka Is a j attractive garment designed to | from the elements. The outer shell fabric and full ini a durable blend of Dacron/Cottor Some of the handy design featun full hood which detaches to store pocket; hand-warmer, cargo and mi and a high wind collar. Sizes for men, women and childr l> and see it today! 11?7.30 Mf M0HAMXM9T. tth~4 8*. ooumatA. ac. mm !S guideline may either reduce his work is performed, or count the extra The work study pr } part of next year's grants to colleges so jobs for students nee $200 limit is reached, complete their educ ion ma continue to Employment mav student in his work or in non-profit orga vith the school paying as hospitals and da) >st of his employment Students are also federal share. state and federal ag< mid be great," said per cent of the stude "At the present, the paid with federal f must let the student go ployers make up thi ns his alloted sum. We LAST YEAR US< trained workers this students in work stu dents usually work 20 outlay of funds fo week at a minimum $1,103,491 and are 00 an hour. employers based expenditures. Groi V regulations also state nt studying abroad in a A ? ^ nnected with his home ISlV I lay not pay travel costs uition fees with funds By THOMAS I*. Wl Dm federal assistance. (iamecock Staff Wr d not affect USC work nts since no overseas Student Senate em ^ erect a monument JESSa MSMI i practical, irotect you [ ler lining is ! J i. as include a in the Inner ap pockets; [ en. Come in [ YTf Ill gear t09*799-7GT1 s for work si ments is also considered, ogram awards To qualify for work study i they can find student must be taking at least ding money to hours and show the need to ear ation. part of his college expenses. E hp nn nnmnnc nnnl inant ic ? wv vii vumpUO ao klUI V lUUClliy V. nizations such sidered. r-care center. "A student's total finant given jobs in picture, including money fr jncies. Eighty scholarships is taken into c nts' wages are sideration. It's a complica unds and em- formula," McGirt said. e rest. In addition to the changes on C placed 1,726 work study program, the r idy jobs. Total proposals deal with the new , r 1976-77 was Location and Developm distributed to Program. on previous THIS PROGRAM has b wth of depart- authorized by the Educat ial marker to I LK1NSON committee, said an inscriptior iter the monument v juld explain USC seal and motto, mark the i dorsed plans to of the original campus build on the Hor- - and enhance the beauty of >f $2,000. Horseshoe. independent Money for the marker will le Horseshoe sought from the community. IB ( ENTER Dutrageous Sandwiches 5 Assembly Street T WATCHERS SPECIAL * A CHEF'S SALAD CREATION Portions of Roast Beef,Ham Turkey, Salami and Swiss Cheese on a bed of Lettuce with Tomato Slices and your choice of Dressing $1.69 )ELIVERY 765-0813 I T BE DISAPPOINTED: 45 MINUTES FOR DELIVERY SAVE A \ I eneral Meeting ol October 4, Room 202 Russell at 8:00 p.n We Need Youi Memberships will b? sale. $3.00 - one s $5.00 - full yec mmmm_ vrn i) udy Amendments of 1976. It is designed , a to help colleges establish or expand six programs to locate or develop jobs n a for students. ach Colleges would be able to use 10 on- per cent of their work study funds, up to $15, 00 for developing new iial programs. 'Om "I JSC wnnlri h*>nofit f?v\rin '* ? ?-? ^V.iviiv It VIII IftHO, :on- McGirt said. "Future developted ments could see a central office in Columbia assisting colleges all the over South Carolina in developing lew jobs. Job The new regulations are in ent response to comments received after a notice of intent to issue een regulations was published this past ion November. )e erected i on university and local government the ^fuiids. irea ings ACCORDING TO Hall, there is the approximately $2 million in block grant money available to the city I be of Columbia for historic and tourist the development. He said he hopes the ? full cost of the monument can be obtained from places other than the university. t In other actions, the Senate approved a bill to cut in half the xipeiiu ior anorney general. This bill was introduced to cover the appointment of two attorney generals by Student Body President Brad Steele. Steele made the appointments to cover the increased work loads SENATOR HASII. Savitsky of Humanities and Social Sciences introduced legislation which would raise the pay of poll workers from $2 to $3 an hour He also proposed a bill to make Russell House the only rw\l 1 i ti #1 nl.w,n f.*.. C/- ..I Jiuiv.1: IUI |"?VI 1'IVtllUI^. Presently, there are several voting places throughout the campus during the general election .J in the spring. FRO 1 P A.A.A.S. 917 I House i. j B B B B 1 r neip? s on sale: iemester it