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Info booth tc campus rr/ujc An information booth designed to will be constructed next to the Mel ...;n iwj.% i 111: iiutnn \> m u\ziy pi uopttuvv o through admissions," said Hare operations. "Right now there is no p where to go." I SC president James Holderman visitors w ith their parking and tourii almost ignored visitors in the past The booth will be six feet in diame oerson will be stationed inside the b and literature about the campus. Brunton, however, could not give a The booth should be completed b USC charity f scheduled fc "Carolina Cares," an annual cha and Lexington counties on Thursd. L'SC students will be collecting shopping centers and door to door Persons interested in making a should call 777-7184 on December Salaries-^: want as a university president," Wa seek a new president if Edwards st years. \\ ADDlil.l. SA1I) the increase is hot ween the univorsily presiden t niversity ol South Carolina, becai .aid the Medical I'niversity presidei their salaries have not kept up wit lour ol the agency heads were also i Salaries ol agencx heads in ueigl coinu.ittee. which he said, recom Carolina in line with other states." part ol the state appropriations I legislature in .)anuar\. i i io n "i know il all tho recoil 11 ..reepled." lie said. "lull 1 will be li) ihe university presidents." Kep. Toil 1 Mangum, D Laneast (\nitrol Hoard, said that he lelt the passage." itarKooi ROSEWOOD SI SirWrliSWiWiWiyftftWaftSSSftftWACAWftW: New SI ' Rugby Shii Corduroy Denim 1 Sizes 27-40, a Sweater ) distribute \ O l I 4- V /-? 4- I I 1p?-y"N O, ///CrfU/U/C7 help those unacquainted with USC Kissick Library. tudents and parents find their way >ld Brunton, vice president of ?.w.? r i? r: i * uujt: UII Ldiiipu^ IUI mem iu imu uui created the idea to help wandering ng difficulties. "The university has said Brunton. ter and surrounded by windows. A 100th to provide information, maps m estimate on the project's cost. >y Dec. 1. drive >r Dec. 1 rity drive will be held in Richland ly, December 1. food, clothing, toys and money in pledge or having items picked up 1. page I iddell said, adding that Clemson will eps down as expected in a couple of necessary to narrow the salary gap Is and the head of the Medical ise their responsibilities are similar tit receives more money. In addition, h other state agency heads. All hut ecommerded lor raises. iboring states wore reviewed by the mended increases "to bring South The recommendations will become till, which will be taken up by the i.collations ol the committee will be '111 ini? v??rv 11:11-< 1 Inr I h<? lor er, chairman ol the Budget and salary hikes had "a good chance ?>! ad The Gamecock. It's for you. t's for everybody. # w I Fashions HOPPING CENTER lipment rts $3.00 Irr. y & Brush 'ants $8.90 ssorted colors :R s $16.90 I ROAST BEEF LUNCHI I HAPPY HOUR 1 HEINEKEN S. f SUPER SPECIALS ii i I /J /N r? i 111 w11 v. i iv^v we have b m After college, what will I do? That's a question a lot of young people ask themselves these days. But a two-year Air Force ROTC scholarship can help provide the answers. Successful completion of the program gets you an Air Force commission along with an excel lent starting salary, a cnanenging jod, pro ilii* 13Ws?ir Gsitfivnv 1 v..?a , Way w bHHMBn e t * j EON 12:30-3:00 ' i m wmm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm i?i mm mm 2-3 and 7-10 75 ALL DAY nMHHiaHiaHiaaiaiBHaai FILL DAY LONG *| MHmHwanwnBHmwiMMiaMHiMa y/e the tickets, the TVs. I MnipMB ?? ?a?, motion opportunities, and a secure future with a modern Air Force. If you have two academic years remaining, find out today nhmit tha Air C O-U-I ? -wvui ? inw-joai /-in ruiua nu i u ounuiaiship Program. It's a great way to serve your country and a great way to help pay for your college education. t w mrrr hi a Great f Life