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Job fair Represen 1 111 will be at tt scheduled assistant vi W T~ J w euLiieauay G^blePal "Freshmen in their cho HHHRHHHHRHHI On gua rd Members of the USC Fei the Horseshoe during a ti Horseshoe rest By Joleen Johnson uamscocx siatt wriiar The Horseshoe area facelift is in full swing three buildings completely restored and thre different phases of restoration this fall. On the National Register of Historic Places, Horseshoe consists of buildings dating from through 1855. Rutledge College, the oldest, is in first phase of restoration. The South Carolin Library and the classroom section of DeSaussure fllaA in fVlO ni*A/%Afl ?9 Uiov AAA HIV piUWOO Ul 1 COIU1 OllUIl. ELLIOTT DORMITORY, the dormitory sec tic DeSaussure, the President's House, and the Fac House have already been completed. Pinck Legare and Harper are next in line. Walter Edgar, chairman of the Horse LJZ>m THr I iiasi W A HiiwflRY am FISHERMAN Wn Join a company that provides YOU with an exciting career in the restaurant industry ... The Hungry 58 }? ^ Fisherman, Columbia's most unique seafood restaurant is hiring again. We're looking for young people to I ??||lf|^< join our kitchen crew for the following positions: Food Preparation \ jjfl|||||i Department, Salad Department, Fry Cooks and Broiler Cooks. Flexible I working hours, excellent conditions 5 R? and wages. Meal provisions, B C? - a I I? ! rf Lumpuiiy biutu owntjrsnip pruyram, ^ life, medical and dental insurance. Apply in person Monday through Thursday between 2 and 4 P.M. UW THE HUNGRY FISHERMAN RESTAURANT p, I A WC 701 Alexander Rd., ! off the Blossom St. Bridge in ! West Columbia ! An Equal Opportunity Employer M F *// Muti'iV, *: ? : r. v.v mmm ti/y > > //v < ? ?> < < < < >n t i ? < ? M * ? i < ? * ? < ? < * ? ? < ? * < i ? i * 11 i < t t i i A. By Paul Oimundsoa Oemeeeck Staff Writer tatives from more than 60 companies, agencies and schools ' ie Career Fair Wednesday to answer students' questions on career subject. ive something for just about everybody/' said Paul Fidler, ice president for Career Planning and Placement at USC. that will be represented include: IBM; South Carolina i Gas; the National Association of Accountants; Proctor and per Products Co.; and Allied General Nuclear Services. i-i -11 a a- -a- ? - ? - IU Ull UllUM'UrUUUUU! BllHtehti could benefit from the fair, and sophomores will be able to explore career opportunities sen fields/' he said. They will be able to find out what skills VffiB WsgBBBafflamttSg^MBw Kff? JyAii^ Wm EH Hff m SP1 1/f uvvli/ll/LI/C/# IAJULJ Restoration Committee from 1973-1976, said that USC is one of only a few campuses with the original with buildings still standing. He added that these buildings e in are not only of historical value, but still useful for approximately the next 100 years. the 1804 "THE BUILDINGS which comprise the Horseshoe i the are considered to be one of the best examples of iana college architecture in the country," Edgar said. ! are "President Patterson started these plans for restoration and President Holderman has continued >n of his interest in it." :ulty The committee originally thought this project, due ney, to money problems, would take 10-15 years to complete, Edgar said. However, he now estimates two or shoe three years. ,a jiMMM 11 rHnMB preventatives on campus for I kKEER DAY: Si RUSSELL HOUSE I 10:00 -2:00 I EKVIEWS: | Placement Office 6 October 2, 3 I sace Corps I >RLD OF OPPORTUNITY " jg| \Bl QT VOLUNTEERS IN SERVICE I ) W lv H r\ TO AMERICA j will be needed when they graduate, and then plan i they will have these skills when they enter the job Juniors and seniors should ask specific questioi said. Information such as salaries, working c< portunities can be obtained at the Fair. The upper classman can also receive informa rnmnonioa ronMaa?to/1 a? r715 J1 ? 5* iL1 * vpimfetiikw. r?v,lwi uuj^ iu r tuier, u un will already know a great deal about the compa companies representatives return to Carolina for THE FAIR, which will be held on the Russell sored by the Career Planning and Placement Ci Minority Student Affairs. The fair will last from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Columbia Sandwich Sho| since 1 935 1 51 5 Taylor St. Cola. THE CATERING SERVICE for all USC Fraternit nEXHBHSHHIT Sororities jff School 01 Parties Soc Columbia sandwich shop qui Free Deln of Best P South C Serving Xa?;v . rT\\\\ moreU mMm cif.i I ,i T\ 2772 Rc Uia 771-M? F] gjrjjL With Ad ? your fii Dine-In order ? 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