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Phonebook no By ALY COVELL from Gamprnck Staff Writer record! it will Trying to call someone whose phone number Infoi is incorrectly listed in the USC telephone gather* directory can be frustrating. comple George A. Key of the Public Safety and student Security Department which compiles the be ]jst< directories, said the phone books are between 80 to 85 per cent correct. Any Five hundred incorrect numbers have mer, d< already been reported, said Betty Blanks, who also be oversees the university phone system at the clatp rtnvnrnmnnt Hiuicinn nf tiannnnl ' WVMV^ v? mi v luivn v/* 01/llVt CXI OCI VltCO, K\Ci I correct THE PHONE BOOK, Key said, is compiled from tl earn ovi "FORTH! SEI If you are inter the Navy has a proj It's called the Is is short for Nuclear you qualify it can p the remainder of vo Officer Candidate ? year of advanced te would cost thousani Navy we pay you. A r _yuu 11 receive a It isn't easy. Or selected, and there those who make it f elite engineering tr unequalled hands-c four years, plus tra1 opportunities. For more detai placement officer w campus, or call the or send your resum Code 312,4015 Wils NUPOC-Collegiate you finish college; i OFFICER PROGRAMS ( II ITS NOT JUST / j- . - t always aco information obtained from student Abe s. If the information given is incorrect, unive appear that way in the book. weeki mation about resident students is ;d as soon as residential life services has j led room assignments. Key said ^ Is who drop out after this time will still Ki in the directory. neede faculty member who, during the sum- usual jcides not to return to the university, will pnone listed in the phone book, Key added. Th SAID phone numbers are often in- avail) ;ly listed because the student has moved "has le address listed in the book. systei ER*600AA Hi mmmm m j E RESTOr 1 WORYEAR. ested in math, nhvsirs m 7 JC */ jram you should know al JUPOC-Collegiate Progi Propulsion Officer Cane ay you as much as $611 s ur senior year. Then aft* Jchool, you will receive a chnical education, educj ds in a civilian school, bt k.nd at the end of the yeai ?UU cash bonus. lly one of every six applit are fewer than 300 openi ? i ji i ~ ma tnemseives in one ot aining programs anywh >n responsibility, a $24,0' yel, medical benefits and Is on this program, ask y hen a Navy representati Officer Program Office li e to Navy Nuclear Office son Blvd., Arlington, Va. i Program. It can do mor< t can lead to an exciting jjp-riUK, INAVY KECKUITING DISTRICT, AVY OFFICER. \ JOB, ITS AN AD urate tut four years ago, said Key, the rsity printed the telephone book three 5 into the fall semester to allow for room jes on campus. However, he added, the tors were overwhelmed with calls by e needing to know phone numbers. E COST of employing the extra operators ;d was prohibitive. Also, those calling ly had to wait for a long time to get a ? number, Key said. ; present system of making the phone book I able during the first few weeks of school I been more successful" than the previous m, Key said. I0NTH OUR i r engineering, bout. am CNTIPOC lidate), and if i month for ir 16 weeks of n additional ation that it in the r of training, cants will be ings. But the most ere. With 00 salary in 1 ? J i.: ? L CUUUclLlUIl our ive will be on isted below; ;r Program, 22203. The 3 than help opportunity. 800-922-2824 VENTURE. fZIP-KLEEN I * ime day service for| | cleaning ft laundry fTl-F 7:30am-6pm Sat 7:30am-3pm ZIPKLEEN 132Q main St rWhen ] last time aw- body sent JUU a corsage for the footnali M game I $3.50 &up. ; ll^ie Kl^\ o a /n rv\ uiuodui 11 shop J C< sooi devine I five points | ?i our r. i. u. florist in Fiv? Point* Phon? 799-3730 j Bank charge cards welcome. , r!