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* f '^1 Until space can be found j elsewhere, some members of the Psychology Department will be relocated in Black House, a partly demolished building on Pendleton ' Street. TT~fc 1 " nam well? From page 1 He said President Holderman had obtained permission from Richland School District One "for all the use of Benson School for two to tnree years in return tor an extension of computer service aid to District One. Benson is presently vacant. In reference to Barnwell, Brunton said, "The building is structurally very sound, and we're 98 per cent sure we will gut the inside." According to Brunton, an extensive overhaul of the interior of Barnwell will be undertaken at an estimated cost of about $1,000,000 or $45 a square foot. THE VICE PRESIDENT said the remodeling of Barnwell will take from two to three years. Black House and Benson also will be remodelled to provide temporary "breathing room," said Brunton. Several faculty members expressed a fear that graduate students were usurping needed office space in some buildings, but Dean Baine gave his endorsement to faculty priority over graduate students. AT THE MEETING it was generally agreed that professors would temporarily have to make do with whatever office areas were onerea, since laooratory space was deemed most urgent. The Psychology Department is or will be occupying four buildings in the near future: Hamilton College, Black House, Kirkland Apts. and Benson Schools. The ouestinns of whn has what office, and where labs will be located are still undetermined. PERHAPS THE sole optimistic note of the blaze at Barnwell was indicated by the dedication which many people showed. Suzanne Bachrpan praised the efforts of the Columbia Fire Department and the Pottrtnuc CA/?I it*? J4TV?/\*i VUllipUO UCVU1 HJf 1 U1IV-C, UlCJf were really wonderful. The firemen lowered themselves on ropes to get our possessions, and Mr. Beauford Hill (Campus Security) was extremely helpful. Professor Martin Curd of the Department of Philosophy at Vanderbilt University will present a paper on the "Philosophy of Science" at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 1 in room 152 at Gambrell Hall. Coffee will be served at 4:15 p.m. VSUfllH-^5; ?p 'i, SB dA K She- ,<J | J m Richard l tie 11-57. J get you into p Even if yo For the student who rennivoc uliHo.riilo fnn/>f>An<s fVio v| ml* V/M ua? v? Vy a v* tv a V* itwavfii?y viiv, TI-57 delivers an exceptional combination of advanced mathematical and statistical capabilities. From functions such as trig, logs, powers, roots arid reciprocals...to mean, var lance, standard deviation and , much more. I And as long as you're in the market for a super sliderule calculator, why not buy one that can also put the power, speed and convenience of programming at your disposal? Programming a calculator Ti ? 1978 Texas instruments Incorporated | Listen. |B8g | ImI I Vogel-THE GAMECOCK I ~ lH lie super slide-i A rogrammmg... i uVe never programmed simply means giving it a logical c set of instructions for accom- 1 plishing what you want it to do. Programming enables you \ to solve lengthy and repetitive t problems I quickly in?S?s>><*? , 1 by sub- j i stituting ! ( have already entered into the machine. TV,? .nn..u I x nc; cuu icouit 19 mui t; uin- ; lXas Instrument; I NCORPORATED .. 91.9 is WUSC-FM I SSftSSSftWifc?S3SSfi*^^ 'VHTAHT jdget Deadline - - nesday, hebruary l the Dean of Students ? ? -| B |g 3* *fg| -1 " ' H mrntmm rule that'll Past and easv. m* I before. ient use of your time in probem-solving. All this and more is ex >lained in our unique, illusrated, easy-to-follow guide)ook, "Making Tracks Into Programming." This 200-page >ook comes with the TI-57. It contains simple, step-by-step nstructions and examples to lelp you quickly learn to use jroirramminc fnn^tinna t<-? nake your problem-solving: 'aster, more accurate and fun. TEXAS INSTRUMENTS _f\?fr\ ... INNOVATORS IN WT) PERSONAL ELECTRONICS s