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Term pj By MICHAEL SHORTT Gamecock Staff Writer Research paper works March 14 and 15 at 4 p.m ment staff of the Thomas The sessions, which will will cover the basic metho organization for writing : have 20 students. Jane Thesing, director or.;,) nk?..U i ~ soiu, oiuucma siiuuiu id portunity and attend the extremely successful in I students with valuable inf( register at the library's r WORKSHOPS ARE ava as well as undergraduate Specially opportun By JOHN McCURRY Gamecock Staff Writer Students with mobility \ to a specially equipped va chairman of the Advis dicapped Students. An existing van from th equipped with a hydraulic lift will enable students c< motorized carts to partici] events. According to Dave Lu dicapped students, there who would benefit from I "SO FAR THE only pi handicapped students au awareness is created, I e frequently," Lundgren sa The advisory committ composed of handicappec staff members who are e an interest in improving i dicapped. "The proposal to purch, up in a meeting last year, transportation for student r-^ I q Hi F fiH i J rikE aper wor >hops will be conducted . by the reference departCooper Library. I last about an hour each, ds of library research and nQnor Flanh Orrtnn will IA pupvi UUV1I VMjy f? T of the workshop project, ike advantage of this opsessions. They have been the past, and provide the jrmation." Students should nain floor reference desk. ilable to graduate students is, Thesing said. Students equippec itips rtf hn -WW ^ S */ Vy?/I landicaps now have access n, according to A1 Menard, ory Committee on Hane USC motor pool has been : lift on the side door. This Dnfined to wheelchairs and pate in field trips and other mdgren, advisor for hanare 70 students on campus he van. roblem has been making 'are of the van. After an xpect the van will be used id. ee meets monthly and is i siuaenis ana iacuuy ana ither handicapped or have university life for the hanase a van was first brought There had been a need for s who were unable to ride in mam mi mm wHi Rl. & SAT. - I LI' MOST PICTURE I PH. 7 kshops oJ wishing individual help can ah The library's size stuns so with 1,500,000 printed volume on microfilm, all stuffed into seven floors, Thesing said. "Some students do not kno\ said. "This is a big place and it when looKing tor imormation "When students get confuse get straightened out, but th< personnel available to help i encourage the students to lear its facilities." ADDITIONAL WORKSHOP and 5 at 7 p.m. and April 11 anc For further information, sto or call the reference departn I van will ndicapped regular vehicles," Menard made to equip a regular scho back door, but was ruled out block the emergency exit. THE PROPOSAL to equip brought before student goverr $J189 was appropriated. This to be insufficient and a bill to $1543 was passed in Februar According to Joe Cook, of pool, the vehicle is a 1977 Ply 1- i.~ ir 1 - rcguiitny seais 10 people. "Two seats were taken ou and carts to be lifted on to the installing the lift was aroi Handicapped students sharec THE VEHICLE WAS equi month ago and is also availa students. Menard praised the univ working together on the ] committee is planning a hand later in the semester. Plans perience the problems of the h wheelchairs. V1ARCH 10 & VE AT NUTS D REQUIRED 71-9916 "fered >o sign up, she said, me students, she said, s and another 1,300,000 290,000 square feet on v where to begin," she 's easy to get mixed up d. we trv to helD them jre are only so many students, so we try to n about the library and 'S will be held April 4 112 at 4 p.m. p by the reference desk nent at 777-4866. broaden students said. A proposal was ol bus with a lift on the because the lift would a van with a lift was iment last semester and amount was later found increase the amount to ythe university's motor mouth Club Van which t to allow wheelchairs van." The total cost of ind $2900, Cook said. I in the cost with S. G. pped approximately a ble to non-handicapped ersity community for project. The advisory icapped awareness day call for students to exlandicapped by riding in 11 INC. l3 1 flIMn IVlUiN J 11 Harold Robbins people. jOl What you Ml ! dream gilj ...theydo! lilt HAROLDS ROBBINS? iQM Mri' \m mm MHmm SHO\ rfznnma f 1417 MAIN STREET gll F I YOU CAN'T TAKE OFF THE St lit pi i inin.MinL 1 ?. ULI1LVILVL UUUULU IVIIUI John Housein ttpftyor (pC^-JI- TIMOTHY BOTTOMS LINDSAY W/> ?JBEEEB0 l MEITUN^^OMS^^EJ ..?jk\ Y A IATE\fMSi *? '< ai I ' HI IIIII imMiiirii @1 J11ru*iim y. ^^U1^AINST5ErT^*T^ /3BB86k W fo > fi ;Tj i r. ,'/j ?gp j-\* 512^' m raiii imam MESE1 FREE | DELIVERY K mW 254-8800 I ==5S I I IH&I!* *^^9:3? I I VS MON THRU THUR^ 1 7AND9 II RI-SAT-SUN-3-5-7-9 1 | ! your eyes :reeni II n IAEL DOUGLAS :COMA" tan r PRESENT i TU1C An ?m /. uiio nurti ' t-' ii| P BOX-OFFICE 4 Jllh 1 3R $1.00 DISCOUNT SM 11.50 S C001>3-10 - 11-78^ ] :| V. LATE SHOWS [ jl ./^ONLY^X A