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Allowance BB853E ^ y -,' MwMSvS . IP ^ feii-4 fS >* H Ht^EJE? my?^w By l.AllUK A. It A PI* Gamecock Staff Writer Unlike at other universities refunds on board plans at USC because the pri count for the average number of miss I Inriiril AW A fa/*/4 r/xm.l^nv. ? ~A ? 'Minuif (inn juviu aci vitca uu tx'iur. McDaniel said, "The students recei' buy the pliin because the price is redi won't be eating at university dining ser In a 19 meal weekly plan, each stud< per year. "We estimate that an average every meal. Therefore only 450 meals a student for the 450 meals even though lv said. Till! ADVANTAGE of the three l>oa the coupon l>ooks which are used like c one part of your budget is over an "Parents also like the idea of the boar What do you have to offer?" - the boa to limit the 19 meal Bates House plan,' cafeteria, he said. He added, "People have the option 1 J -1 ? ' ijuuiu piiiti lb very iiexioie; there are The people at Bates House elect to liv getting into." Bates House is on the Ai board together at approximately $600 McDANIKI. expressed the desire for about the food services at DSC. "I w< make them understand why we pricc mug UII <1 pun I U> UUK Will) incnvidi more about the food services at l'S( presidents to discuss this idea. Next year McDaniel hopes to have de which would include lunch and dinnei Residence From p; it's a close case." (.iuite a lew students apply to f; change their residency status. In ? fiscal year 1976-77, 526 students applied to become in-state residents and 447 applications were approved. .Josey said this was a fairly high percentage of success. "A lot of students call and find out what the requirements are before trying to apply," she said. Students should make applications through the residency office a month before the beginning of I ho semester, according to Josey. A STl'DKNT who falsifies information to keep from paying that $480 more a semester is in big trouble, Josey said. He would have tn nn- ,1..~ 1 1 * '* IV I>ay pnai uuc UIIU UIipUKl lUlllOnS I | and fees at eight percent interest, I plus a penalty of 25 percent of the |> non-residency fees. 1 made for unec j^ I j. I ti flHfijl^ VIr I L * fl ,V*** I ugj^gp ?I jforiflfrh " 'r ' ^K|S ^^S?8H?*?3K J ? J _ ?a Richard IT are not given for uneaten meals ce of the plans is reduced to aced meals, according to Ted Move a form of rebate before they m iced. We know that the students V vices all of the time." 2nt is entitled to about 600 meals e of 75 percent will participate at 1 re actually eaten. We charge the " e may even eat more," McDanie) rd plans at I'SC, especially over ash is "your meals are paid for' id done with," McDanidl said. d plan. They write to us and say rd plan is very popular. We have ' because of limited spacc in the to get whatever they want. The many places to eat on campus. e there, they know what they're neriean Plan which is room and total per semester. 7 1 the students to nmpp inform*.^ ?uld like to meet with people to J ; the meals like we do." He is ? lals at halls meetings to explain Z. He recently met with dorm veloped a 10 meal per week plan ' if I { J "But as far as I know," she said, '/JK| we've never found anybody who alsified information." T r The GAMECOCK is the student K "1 newspaper ot the University T>f 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 f\ C the exceptions ol lour times in August and _ on University of South Carolina holidays C^OI and examination periods. j upmivni uxpressea in The Gamecock are those of the editors and not those of the University of South Carolina i The University of South Carolina is an ! equal opportunity institution. Change of address forms, subscription _a requests and other corrnonnii<nf? be sent to The Gamecock, Drawer A, 1JSC, Columbia. S.C., 19208. Subscription rates art* 14 per semester and ?? tor the summer sessions. | Third class postage paid at Columbia. sc. ; iten meals in t ^| Hungry student PiUti r.t?% ' 'I'KKA/* mIM< ? tc uuai U |ll<ai plans are easier I which are used McDaniel, ARA f< \ Vogel-THE GAMECOCK Nothing lb lA2o\io ( For L lood Taste-A loset full of clothing and nothing to no fr? T*V*/-? Di?>. D 1- f? ' ? 1 * I > IV- IV i lie r r\auK ior smart looKi :ed! For A.M. through P.M., we've We've got it for 1 Two Minutes from Coh The Pipe I Open Monday-Saturday 10 A.M. 6033 Two Notcl loard plans s wait for their meal at the Feteria. 11s are available at USC. These than the use of coupon books like cash, according to Ted H>d service director. :i> HELP? HEALTH EDUCATION blem preqnancy th control info ortion referral HOTLINE 25(>-8410 i Wear? JOt It I M ^ oy .1*1. lu r. 1*1. wear? ng apparel. . . discount got what you want and . . . loaaf imbia Mall. feck -9 P.M. 754-2636 h j