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? By DEBORAH JONES Gamecock Staff Writer t Do you owe money to ten people in your d cent interest? Do your checks seem to be rubber? If all you can find in your pockets are last weekend's beer bust, don't despair. Th ways ot picking up cash around campus. St 1 iHpntQ whn 51 rp in a financial hln/1 mou ant ? ~ ? ?? '""J "HI term loan from the Student Financial Aid < College St. A loan of $50 may be obtained, sj Jeter, assistant director in the financial aid said about 15 to 20 students request loans each REPAYMENT OF the loan must be made in The financial aid office also maintains a list ? I -J&&L 5ou!h Pa^ ll Al' Turquoise QT\ AJtitr Indfun Jewelry r SA/.E/ By PA 20% to50%off reg.prices KATHL If VWI prcMrnt USC ID, you get Alton another 10 p*r cent off. , Located intldo phySlCB the W6 Mayos Men's Shop use, s i4j* M?tn $?. supervi: I 1 Vasque Hil Yo yoi PADDED COLLAR & ankle for comfort DO! and protection. niir LEATHER LINED for ?H^ra5p{g|HL inside AH VIBRAM* LU Im OVfLC ?nl|7 r boob ,wilh double mi for support and traction. This medium weight backpacking American lasts to fit American fee rugged terrain and constructed to against rocks from sole to ankle, h boot?the Gretchen II?is availabl boys' sizes. For the professional fit k stop in and see us. ilvirm qua 11-7:9* *****PBiUT. *-***. oottmmtA, to. m | La* n nrwrnmnmi m im J i In hock up Bucks ava jobs. Jeter said students i make contact with prospt Baby sitting is another s< orm at 25 per The residence life staff is c made out of hours they are available. / pop tops from in room 111 of the Pendleto ere are some to parents requesting it. ply for a short Selling blood is another Office at 1621 four agencies in Columbi aid Robert B. plasma. Community Blot I office. Jeter Taylor St. and John Elliot week. cept blood from individ Community Blood Plasms 130 days. a positive blood type and ? ui ? ui uu-utiii)ni& uiuuu iy|K. lernative eal imary goals < TTY LOCKHART and The behj EEN McINTYRE Drocram. Door, a can lative eating behaviors and vice, is fr< 1 activity are stressed in regardless o ight reduction course at weight probl< aid Dr. Roger Sargent, "We try 1 sor for the program. students an pattern," Sar to change th< habits of the I "We try to < K?l\ . . as a ,ong u said. "Most u'll be glad 'erm a"d "" j've got a Europ< Dt this good! < lOOO \ < PADDED TONGUE TA closing for g \ protection. I IT) erc< FULL-GRAIN ^-^CBQ3h LEATHER is waxed for protection. Kfotw Ml ' ?z%???j%? ? . GOODYEAR WELT dtole W',h S,rOn0 *,i,chin8- ij I boot is built on j i; t. It is designed for provide protection liker's companion e in ladies' and ttinri thov< rnni Iirn ????y IVV^UII V, f-| - 11 i itAiHiaBKflHHaH nnffRRSQIi to your ears liable at USC nay look over the list, but must COLL'Ml jctive employers themselves. first time < )urce of income open to students. same week compiling a list of sitters with the 10 USC wo {student must sign up for the list n Building and will be distributed Plasma n Inc., locatf donors can way of getting money. There are blood tvr? - ? vr^* ia (hat pay donors for blood or ad and Plasma Service at 1317 Students t Blood, Inc. at 1705 Main St. ac- books and ; ual donors every eight weeks. tutoring, it \ Service pays $7 for donations of House. Ad> $10 for donations of a negative desk. As a last rina habits. nh )f weight redu ivior modification the weight back after t SDonsnrnd hv Ow>n tho Hiot ipus counseling ser- No particular diet is i ie to all students weight reducation cours f how severe their said, "We never drop ;ms may be. from a student's desire< :o teach overweight but we do try to alter b alternative digestion that their total calorie gent said. "We want reduced." i lifestyle and eating The first three wee participants." program is used to te< emphasize weight loss behaviors. "During thi inn value," Sargent students keep a record ol diets are only short intake," Sargent said. r * tvwnln itcualhr iMnlurlfto i ? j^x,v|/iv uuunilj 111 iil^lUU^O II'C 1.1111C II im sume the food, the plac< 11 =^=ii of food and the number ?an Huto I consumed. ? ll - "This makes the stud k* 11 fllC of the food he is eating -iolland five., ones he should cut c Sargent said. "We emp >agce importance of keeping s r 0 or fattening food out of 1 )"Ow It We feel that the student i his food intake if he has ^L/tro-UtrMZ. c^r?o?Vi;r?rf ? Iovuiviiiiiig uuiui u nc: i:c Participants also t pamphlet concerning RftHM content of certain foods pP HL vriflw j that of fast foods sue! lOUUUitd IFidelity An outstanding achievement in speaker design SB-5000A Technics Linear Phase SB-5000A speakers produce sound waveforms that resemble very closely those ol live musical instruments Thais called waveform fidelity ? and it required a very sophisticated design to achieve il Stop in and hear them You might think you ro listening to s/e listen, we service' ivina St. Ph. 771X -s 11A PLASMA Center at 1916 Taylor St. pays $5 to ionors and another $10 to donors returning the ;. A spokeswoman for the center said a group of men donate every Wednesday and Friday. nay also be donated at Serologicals of Columbia, k1 at 2719 Middleburg Dr. A spokesman said make $20 a week, but the amount varies with the with items for sale such as bicycles, albums, appliances, or services to offer such as typing or lay advertise on the bulletin board in the Russell /ertising cards are available at the information resort, the bookstore always buys old books. ysical activity iction program hey go off Macs" and "Whoppers". The next three weeks of thp lsed in the program emphasize the physical e. Sargent activity of the student. "By inany foods creasing activity, calories can be i food, list, burned off a lot faster," Sargent ehavior so said. "We suggest that the student intake is exercise at least three days a week." ks of the ach eating m YGkOkWt C s time the IV ^ F their food From page 1 rhe record of Pickens." ok to con- The area designated for e, the type fraternity housing is west of of calories Pickens Street. The university has bought all of this area previously lent aware controlled by the CR&DF, acand which cording to Harold Brunton, vice lown on," president of operations at USC. ihasize the "The situation requires a reiny instant evaluation, which is coming under he house. President Holderman's five-year vill reduce plan," Alexander said. to prepare in eat it." "IT IS hard to predict the ctcivc <1 uemanu ior iraiernai Mousing," \ calorie Elkins pointed out. "In the 1960s, i including students were leaving the houses, 1 as "Big and universities across the country 1 were stuck with large empty n structures built under increased demand in the '30s. Now students are moving back into them," he said. I"The residences at USC now hold 26 people in each, which works well for both the large and small fraternities. Demand is not increasing rapidly, because many members live off campus," Klkins CniH 41 Althnillfll UMIU. IIUHI Ull> IIUUM*d ; are not bulging, there is a new fraternity on campus (Phi Upsilon) that owns no house." I The GAMECOCK is the student newspaper of the University of South Carolina and is published twice weekly on Monday and Thursday during the fall and spring semesters and once weekly on Thursday during both summer terms with the exceotions of four limn in aiu>u?t imi ' on University of South Carolina holidays and examination periods. Opinions expressed in The Gamecock are those of the editors and not those of the University of South Carolina. 11 The University of South Carolina is an .1 eoual ODDortunitv institution / ' " " J [ Chance of address forms, subscription ' requests and other correspondence should be sent to The Gamecock, Drawer A, USC, 7340 Columbia, S C., 2*701 Subscription rates are M per semester and SJ tor the summer sessions. ! Third class postage paid at Columbia, I ; ?c. i