Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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SoC. legist; 'excellent o By CANDI SITTON Gamecock Staff Writer Students interested in po governmental work have an' 'ex awaiting them in the South Intern Program, according to coordinator. "The program is open to al Carolina students, both graduat in any fields," Pylant said. "Ho interns in political science be students who are interested in house." Graduate students must be graduate nroeram and wnrkine u r o ? o undergraduates must be junior* grade point average. "INTERNS are usually s committee or committee or are project," Pylant said. "One int< pros and cons of the governoi Another is working on annexati Presently, there are seven full time interns." They are hired on a semestei either full or part-time. Salary 1 $500 per month. "Most of the internships are winter and spring when the leg which is January through May, internships, however, are ? summer and fall for interim le The GAMECOCK is the studi newspaper of the University of Soi Carolina and is published twice weekly Monday and Thursday during the fall a spring semesters and once weekly Thursday during both summer terms w the exceptions of four times in August a on University of South Carolina holidi and examination periods. Opinions expressed in The Gamec< are those of the editors and not those of University of South Carolina. The University of South Carolina is equal opportunity institution. Change of address forms, subscript requests and other correspondence shoi be sent to The Gamecock, Drawer A, U! Columbia, S.C., 29208. Subscription ra are $4 per semester and %7 for the sumn sessions. Third class postage paid at Columb SC. i' ~, ative interr pportunity The Pylanl litical science and fp^f:cellent ODDortunitv" Carolina Legislative THK Jill Pylant, program hoursJ 1 University of South [han% e and undergraduate, wever, we have more Eva tcause those are the term z working in the state the ir workii active in a formal , toward a degree, and . . 5 or seniors with a 3.0 Pylant in the issigned to a subassigned to a specific Dr. J jrn is researching the directe r serving two terms, spoke ; ion and consolidation, tation, -timo inrl throa nopf. in lllirw illtIV M11VI till W pua V the legi basis and may work student or full-time interns is THE Goverr 5 awarded during the depar [islature is in session, studies " Plyant said. "A few "K * iwarded during the univen gislative assistance." opporti n!i ; oS Teacl on World's oldest JJ the educations ?v* today's deman "QUA rhe Summer jobs, i commission p< requirements < advancement less. M.E. ear tcs this division in ,er sales program Gncyclo] /wei / The Ea classifiec cents per House or \ Office, B | I special i: y J Andre / w i program o: 'for poly sci 1 internship program is academic, a< "It requires the intern to take tw< lid, "a course about the interns tive process course." : COURSE load for full-time intei per semester and six hours for ps An internship may not be awarder wo semesters. luation of an intern's progress, m? ind at the end of the semester, will item's supervisors, the profess ig for the legislators. 2 legislators have said positive " about the work of the interns, ai However, they won't be asked to evaluation. [amftS Hnldprmari nr^ciHonf nf tlio l ? ?* ) |/i vwiuvill \JA. tllV < td that the program be established about the program with the intern "he told them he had been associat< [>is and it was very successful. It wa islators as well as a learning experie ts," according to Pylant. PROGRAM is administered by the imental Research and Service tment of government and int< >. s certainly an honor to be chos sity to be an intern," Pylant said, inity very few people can have." ATTENTION tiers and Graduates and mnci nr?cHrtin?i ? ...vuv f?*m VkJVlglUUil vuiupa Eii field is expanding to ds for LITY EDUCATION" full- or part-time. $800 per n )ssible to start if you mee of this plan. Liberal ben opportunities possible in 90 da ned $2,847.00 his second moi t our direct to consumer in-1 paedia Britannica, Inc. Call Doii'tlay^^ gg this Easter! ister Bunny will send a sped; 1 to anyone you like-only word. Come by 311-B Russe mail ad and check to: Med ox 85131. 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