Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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V4.0C addi cash The 4W7 Colu all c PRC PRE NEE Colui Charl WE The GA newspaper Carolina an Monday ant spring sem Thursday di the exceptio on Universi and examin Opinions are those of 1 University t The Univc equal oppon Change of requests and be sent to Th Columbia, S are M per sei sessions. - Third clas SC. >C admi 3JOLLEY :k Staff Writer sence of academic schoh ijor drawback in enha n, according to Arthur ns. ;ed additional scholarshi 'e want here," West said, get to see our quality fac to the people here on can ing to the Carolina Plan from the USC presiden approximately 80 percen rolina who score 1200 or 1 n published lately? your poetry, >sc, artwork and photos to the Crueible le Books and Tickets be red on stub and ticket mum order 100--S5.00 tional IOCS- $2.00 ber Stamps i per line i. bottle ink--$1.00 oad-Sl.OO ness Cards I per 100 tional 100's--$l.50 i or check with order to Letterpress Clemson Ave. mbia, S. C. 29206 irders postpaid IBLEM GNANCY D HELP? Tibia 254-7817 eston 722-8318 CAN HELP! MECOCK it the student of the University of South d is published twice weekly on I Thursday during the fall and esters and once weekly on jring both summer terms with ns of four times in August and ty of South Carolina holidays ation periods. expressed in The Gamecock the editors and not those of the >f South Carolina. ? j irsity of South Carolina is an (unity institution. address forms, subscription I other correspondence should e Gamecock, Drawer A, (JSC, .C., 29203. Subscription rates mester and $2 for the summer & postage paid at Columbia, issions tryi titudc educs attra< irship fund contributions expar ncing USC's academic alrea< West, USC director of w ps to attract the type of Carol 4 'Once we get them here, mostl iilities, meet the faculty, using ipus, the university sells Conta visit.' i for the recruitment of Pla it to the USC Board of USC1 t of high school seniors in schoc above on Scholastic Ap- assoc j Keep up with thing* ...Student Media MWcwwai aims tmrno/jj PHQNI y?>-H9B juJWt* ? rowunaim. coumwa.*?. OPEN 7 am?9pm We Cosh Checks Johnson's Baby Powde 14 oz. Reg. 2.1 7 Now$h77 Bon Roll-On Reg. $2.29 Now$l,s Sure Deoderant Reg. 2.29 Now*I" i Hex Shampoo 16?? 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