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A city by night ha and Columbia is beckon to the w< USCl pnmrr By Brian I Gamecock St The first group of the University of S Legislative Intern received a commen S.C. General As resolution adopted The resolution c intern program f< benefit. . . to the researchers so a aprnrHinu tr? TT.Qi Services. Jill Pylant, a g< vices specialist witl Governmental F Service and actinj ordinator, said the interns, who sc semester prirnaril aides for senate a mittees and legislal appointed to the ne past January. ACCORDING TC duties similar to a volved, but the n work involves example of the worl spring dealt with Procedures Act wh went through existi looking for elen contained and tho : i.. r _i_ jjicviuuaiy iur ciai new law, Pylant s; A creation of James B. Holder] responsible for a si of legislative intei professor at the Illinois, the USC-fi was proposed as Carolina Plan, a fi pian ot programs "provides stude educational oppor first-hand knowl< perience in state according to Inforn Pylant said positii time, 40-hour a-we half-time, 20-houi ticipants were a spring, with full receiving compena month. Part-time ii $250 a month. is a soecial charm all its nu no exception. Here, ligi eary traveler or the restlc egislativ< lended hn )uncan If Writer BECAUSI Assembly is participants in the fall, only outh Carolina's have been Program has autumn mo idation from the although as ;sembly in a are anticipa May 30. depending ommended the si^ra?ons. >r its "proven The interns legislators and ??r^r bly assisted," in ~ w_, -' ministration: u iraormauon English maj junior in bus werament ser- David Murdf h the Bureau of in psycholc Lesearch and derson, an in g program co- science ma jo first class of 10 a junior b irve for one major, y as research All interns nd house com- one course tive staffs, were process, as v, w program this the intern p said. Both c credit. Part-1 ) Pylant, some take additio: i page's are in- proval from majority of the assigned the research. An k conducted last THE D i the Criminal Government ere researchers Studies co-s ng codes of law, along with tl nents already mental Res se not covered according to *ification in the her role as i aid. liaison betw< ttio c(oto 1 on - ^ Ml*' WUUtV 1V? USC President man, who was Although i imilar program sidered gra uships while a program is University of college credi imded program "We (the a part of the supervise th ve-year master We work cl at USC, and it help where ^ nts with an for the Gen A. f 4 i _ . 1 J.J 11 1. tunny to gain auueu uie ?u edge and ex- be at the government," working hou .ation Services. AJ, ons for both full this prograr ek as well as committee r-a-week par- directors of tvailable last the co-spon -time interns according to ation of $500 a are: the ch items received director o UC{MI UllCIll, : &&&? IB Lyi rn, worker with promises of re its within. !SS i intern pro j state legisi I THE General graduate d not in session during ternational six half-time interns the MP A (ft appointed for the ministratioi nths, Pylant said, and the MP^ many as 12 positions the director ted for next spring, Governmen on budgetary con- Service. ; appointed for the fall APPL.ICA a Pasco, a graduate submitted b; public health ad- withaGPRo Beth Ferell, a senior graduate stu or; Lester Bates, a pylant saic iness administration; recommend iy, a Ph.D. candidate members or tgy; Rosalyn Hen- written state idergraduate political student desii r and Charles Martin, how it would roadcast journalism are also req granted an ii are required to take The final se involving legislative by competiti ell as one dealing with rogram itself, Pylant Pylantsaic ourses carry 3 hours apply for a time participants may serve, one rial courses upon ap- junior. Appl the faculty adviser tained by let m, she said. Bureau of Gk and Service. EPARTMENT of The appli al anrl cnrind nAciti u* unu iiiiui uai&uimi M,6 KVU1W ponsors the program April 1 for f lie Bureau of Govern- application ;earch and Service, especially ir Pylant, who described 14We try tc coordinator of a . . before they 1 Jen the university and ;islature." the interns are con- _ duate assistants, the now$P.Per of funded bv USC and c?roiu.o and i V>_ i a. j week on Mond t is given, Pylant said, durlng the f,n university) do not once weekly I e students on the Job osely with them and periods. ve can, but they work eral Assembly." She 0pml0?,?p idents are expected to ?re those ot tti State House during "<e university The Unlvers rS. equal opportui decisions governing Ch?nfle of n are decided by a requests ant made up of seven J areas involved within subiciption , soring departments, and $2 for the Pylant. The members Th,rUel.? airman and graduate s c f the government the chairman and I 1 A two r of ail glllil7,197 BlgBBMMPi 1977. office secoi Turt supe sgTl SK nn Shook^ ^erti used UU1 11 jst or excitement ^ecc. for t the I time dam by i exte gram sort lators I j irector of the instudies department; ffil laster of Public Ad- gjj i) program director V intern director; and of the Bureau of ySl! lai nesearcn and TIONS MAY be P"" y any undergraduate f 3.00 or better, or any $5 dent in good standing, i. Three letters of ation from faculty non-relatives and a ^ sment telling why the res an internship and relate to their career luired in order to be iterview, Pylant said. lection is determined ve basis of merit. 1 any USC student can n internship, but to must be at least a ications may be obter or phone from the >vernmental Research 0 r ication deadline for ions is Nov. 1, and is all. Pylant said early | s are encouraged, ? 1 the spring because, J i make the decision I eave for the summer." j I 1 i I ECOCK it the student ! the University of South i is published threp-tim#?.*- 9 ?y, Wednesday and Friday | and spring semesters and ? on Thursday during both 3 ons with the exception of Jidays and examination 1 I tressed in the GAMECOCK \ ie editors and not those of of South Carolina. I ity of South Carolina is an i fiity institution. I I ddress forms, subscription I other correspondence J mt to the GAMECOCK, J SC, Columbia, S.C. 29200. f ates are %4 per semester summer sessions. ? postage paid at Columbia, * I I L_ ir conditioning-^ usbourelis revealed copies of ack nemos requesting installation faili * conditioning, one dated July con 7, and the other dated Nov. 9, "W< The first was directed to Otts' for 3 from Bousbourelis, and the (rei id was addressed to W.S. weij >eville, physical plant uni\ rvisor and renovations "I nittee member, from Ken that ldt, assistant director of tab ell House. com th memos specifically men- Gar excessive heat causing repair WUI lems and employee discom- tosj is g< e November memo reads in R] : "The theatre projection the h for the Russell House is A ently not air-conditioned and pres result we are experiencing reqi ain problems. The booth is "on seven days per week and $1,1 J rig periods of hot weather it the I mes extremely uncomfortable blov iie projectionist to remain in half jooth for a five hour period of B( i. A larger problem is the pens age to the equipment caused wou ixcessive heat. We have had $2,(M nsive motor reparis the past the years." HE PROGRAM Area has been , of a problem area," Otts con 'ii'KFH ph< Steak N Every Mon.,Tue $3.59 Reservations Re Special not good for priv [roups of more than six ] r^ loo Croom Shopp* Green at Saluda C IV //*> Or\l/\+r i ivvy I HO Columbia, 5.C. V p. 3 I nnwlprioraH f!rtnn<?i??u? t ?- vW?w.u.ug me I ire to provide adequate air ditioning, Otts remarked, i've been fighting that battle a long time. I guess they lovations committee) must jh the priorities all over the rersity.' AM UNDER the assumption the university will pick up the (for renovations including air litioning, and expansion of the necock and radio station 3C)," Otts said. "I don't want >end RH funds if the university sing to pick up the tab." H funding is provided through use of student activity fees. university union employee tented a copy of a purchase lisition showing that parts for e night's blow-out" cost 26.32. "That does not include two other amplifiers that have m out in the past two-and-aweeks," the employee added, msbourelis said repair ex>es have totaled more than it Id have cost (an estimated )0) to install air conditioning at original date of renovation. THAT IS just inexcusable to re the projection booth un-air ditioned,"Bousbourelis said. WWmw >n's Head staurant . Saluda Ave. .me: 799-U3U3 ight 'S.& Wed. i l; I quired. ate parties or j people. I i ps ml ,1m j SHm j 1 j Mam (.? mvu.^ui* 0 12:00-9:30 p.m. j Sun. I 9*flA-A*flffen m l ? ? w?r wt WW ? ) I I 1