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Campus ho By JEFF LAGRONE chanc< Gamecock Staff Writer said. Cnntinninp stuHontc inlprpstwl in uici obtaining campus housing for next menda fall semester should submit their a resp* applications by March 1, Richard studen D. Wertz, assistant vice-president lists, for Residential Life Services, said, studen This does not mean a student 1975 fa applying for housing after the 1,066 tl deadline will necessarily be "Th? disappointed, Wertz said. Nor does go up, it mean students will be guaran- about t teed housing if they apply before wantec March 1, he added. percer "Nobody is going to guarantee or crease* not guarantee housing," said "We' Wertz. "We're just publicizing the termtt fapt flinf if v/mi annlw *L~ MW ?I?MV a* JVM uppij WViUl c mdlVIl UIU UI 1, chances are you'll get housing. If turned you apply after March 1 your Wert Withdrawalsthey're willing to spend with us." Reside: The campus relations office has affairs nine people who handle with- said "I drawals, and at least one of them is the firs available during weekday working receivc hours. back. papers "AL1- A student has to do is fill draws j out an exit form before the penalty they n day and it's as if he never took a origina course this semester." Anderson SfliH "^'llino mm (lilt ie ? ;... ? I . .n > wvu 10 (i 4 " procedure really, taking " usuall; anywhere from live minutes to an agreen hour." semest A student will receive an F for all Many his courses if he withdraws after campu the penalty date unless he qualified semest for and then fills out "an ex- when cruciating circumstances form." contra* ll? I.-.- it.; J? ? - * ..v nun imc. 11111 iv uuys irom tne ucaaen day he withdraws to get the to lea\ signatures of all his instructors and semest the de; n of his school. which replact STI'DKNTS KAKK better on fees usual!; returned for on campus housing, existini I _ INSTB.UC NUCLEAR HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO B are needed at the Navy Nuclei than grading papers and prepa eventually command our nuc graduate with a Bachelor's Deg have a graduate degree in on challenging teaching assignme ELECTRICAL ENGINEERIN MATERIALS, CHEMISTRY, fijAiN I ENGINEERING. \ knowledge can best be utilized. | as a Navy Ensign with a 4-year i INTERVIEWS WILL CAROLINA INN IN FROM 9:00 A.M. UN j \ ttHitJUMES ARE REQ INFORMATION CON j 766-6991. using appl js lessen as time passes," he of marrie Universitj Terrace a] #T7 VAin tkn -4..J 1 .?< ? me ICVUIII- aiUUtJIIUs V ition to housing applicants is might be wise to the rising number of ments on ts being placed on waiting He said there were 300 "THE ts on the waiting list for the trying to d 11 semester, 616 for 1976 and rooms in his year. semester s enrollments didn't really Students li " he said. "We're talking remain or he percentage of people who vacancies 1 campus housing. Those added, itages substantially in- "Projecl d." say enrolh re looking into some short- and dec lings," said Wertz. "Some of "Projecte< eas on campus might be indicate th into residence halls." decrease ii z said there were shortages going to c< From page 1 ntial Life Services-business THE PF director Robert A. Stewart down to I f students withdraw during females fr t two weeks of school, they July. ! 100 nerront r.f fhpir minus a five dollar I""""""""" ork fee. If the student with- The GA after a third of the semester, newspaper ?Ceive tWO thirds Of their Carolina an 1 fee back, etc." * spring sem Thursday di e or six hundred students the excepts y cancel their housing .... ..... ?ta examin lent by the end of the first er," Stewart continued. opinions students want to move off un.ISsft^ s at the end of the first er, but failed to realize The Un'w< they signed their housing oppor >t thof i So f/N? * ~ r..n >.1 mui u ivii lilt" lllll Ch3ny<? ol riic year. If a student wishes requests am re at the end of the first be sent to ti . . . r Columbia. ! er, he must sign n form arcs? per s? will release him when a sessions ?ment comes up. This is y no problem with an ^ Third cus g waiting list." TORS HE] POWER sc: E THE TEACHER FOR A CHAN ir Power School in Orlando, Floi ring lectures. It's the training c jlear-powered fleet. If you're a [ree in engineering, physics, chen e of these fields, you could be < nt : i..j- ? * * v. uuujt.v. ic laugiil IIIC1UUC! AI/I G, HEAT TRANSFER AND I RADIOLOGICAL CONTROLS, 2 'oii'll be assigned where your If selected you will receive a diri nstructing contract. , BE CONDUCTED AT T COLUMBIA 21-22 NOV: TIL 8:00 P.M. ON A DF UESTED. FOR FURTH1 TACT LT. RON BARRO' ications du< d students living in the lot of credibili r Terrace and Woodland nonetheless they partments. He said some the enrollment is /aiting for other housing substantially," h moved into these aparta temporary basis. Wertz said the 600 students livi OTHER thing we're motels. lo is perhaps lease motel the nearby area on a THE NL'MBI basis," Wertz said, living at the Wad iving in the motels could nearly doubled 1 move onto campus as fall semester ai became available, he semester. Manager Mike Led enrollment figures nent is going to level off line," Wertz said. ^.1 i increases nationally llll?ril<8l| lat there is going to be a n the number of students i nqi Ace )llege. We don't place a 1 ^!>3> j FRENCI tKSENT u/j??tin0 net ic i Reaulc fifteen males and two j / ..i om over a thousand in IWITn MECOCK is the student I CflftOLI ot the University of South | d is published twice weekly on C I Thursday during the fall and lit lesters and once weekly on P uring both summer terms with yf j"f( ins of four times in August and ~ ty of South Carolina holidays | C_ O ation periods. expressed in The Gamecock Pr the editors and not those of the . , >f South Carolina. OlC srsity of South Carolina is an ap< / tunity institution ^ CX 11 XOO*"> I address forms, subscription ^ i other correspondence should ie Gamecock. Drawer A, USC. J.C., 2*7M. Subscription rates ? mester and ?? for the summer fj Oba >s postage paid at Columbia. 1 - Ill SSBEB | UllBL? HOOL LASAGNi GE? Instructors And i *ida. It's more >f men who will recent college nistry, math, or ; "^1 lftlKIn f f Uir? .iigiuic lUI II11S iTH, PHYSICS, STE/ "LUID PLOW, md REACTOR ' abilities and Iw eet commission I ME Tosse EMBER 1977 Garli I/0P-INBASI8. I CR Open fo W AT - M0N.-T1IURS 734 IIAR1 e by March 1 * ty in that but Wade Hampton Hotel said there are telling us that were 30 USC students living at the going to go down hotel during the 1976 fall semester, e said. Pleninger said the number increased to 50 this year. Student ire are presently rent is $125 a month. ng in hotels and The number of students at the Y.M.C.A. may have increased a CR of students little, according to W.M. Flowers, f le Hampton Hotel supervisor. Flowers said there setween the 1976 were 41 students at the Y.M.C.A. at nd the 1977 fall the beginning of the semester, although some have left. Rent Pleninger of the starts at $15.50 per week. tonal House of Pancakes embly St. Open 24 hours fTOAST " Mon.-Fri. 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