The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 15, 1978, Page Page 4, Image 4
Moongl
sta
By Chris
Gamccock St
A basketball i
heifin ilie first ?>f in:
events sponsored l>y
to provide money,
ami canned good
Christmas season f
needy families.
The marathon,
en-sponsored by the
Council, begins at i
and ends 24 hour*
basketball courts
physical education e<
AREA BUSIINE!
s|)oii>orin<: fraterni
pledging money, ace
min Barnes, co('.arc>1
ina (lares.
Carolina (lares is
a drawing and a
Taming "78. at tlif ^
Hotel ballroom aft
Nov. 20. Shuttle l?Uf
transportation l'roni
the hotel. Admission
"The (lolumhia I
tion League is help
this e\ent." Barium
hit of this is heiuj: <1
our food is donate*
will <>>> ill root I ?
*?" w ,
CanDURING
THE
drawing winner of a
weekend , incliidi
commndations and
annoiineed. Area mei
donating other prizes
Tickets for the
drawing went on sale
The Carolina - (1
hall game Dee. 6 v>i
to Carolina Cares,
will he soLeiting casJ
ter the game, Barnes s
AIJSO, THE pr<
has tried to make
statewide event by
ow The six man
illuminate the s
authentic, distar
C-arolin;
rts Chris
Doyle regional campuses
?H Writer Cares, Barnes said,
"This year we a
uarathon will ??r drive more ill
any community <*onlacted two- an
f 1:? / > nncpii VI ?? IMI li-ili
v-drniina v.ares i"-"1 "v K"
clothes, to\s to set up drives, slu
s during |J... 1 hey are: Lan
or Columbia's chie at Allendale,
USC - Beaufort.
which is l>eiii{* r?.
, f . I he project coi
Interfrateniitv 'J
, ' eontaeted eh
loon 1 hursdav ,
. . - organizations and
' later on the ;. . .
.... . saul thev have r
hehind the
response from thes
'liter. 1
stsr-t! > . Without the co
win , ,
moii I ha\?' a sum
itv trams t?\ . .
no >aid.
or<lm?i to Snarchairiiian
of
Barnes.?' o -cha
also sponsoring <lon and the 16 < <
(lance. Tijjer have l>cen plannii
Jt adc Hampton <'*' early Mimincr
cr Ti?:?'r Burn :
the stadium to JT* ^|.j
Dovsntowsi Ar- ! 1411 Oervj
illU Uc >|)OIIMir B I n-2:lS A
sai<l. "A ?<mm!
itiiaicd. M??^t of I Allf
I. All prorrrtl.- gjg Vvltl
to Carolina gS
m Choice c
meals, will In*
'chants arc also
dance and if Urgently
Monday. I Medicals
I<*inson basket- I P?^ ^ '
II l.e dedicated I ^eek for 3
and volunteers I ,nf0rmatlO
li donations af- l ]
ject commute pj
the project a p
helping IJSC's
Ippig
-made moons over R
student center a bit m
it one.
ei i^ares
itmas d:
i set up Carolina worked v<
we've had
ttempted to make summer."
an areawide. We
CARCl
(i lour-year cainr
of the campuses <
p said. solioitinj
easier, Salkchat- <'l?thes a
USC - Union an<l ??>?PI>?np
All toy.
for Tots,
mniittce also has Corps,Bai
urches, civic tions will
1 schools. Barnes charity or
cccivcd excellent (Varolii
e groups. Student G
Student A
ininunitv, we just
'ssf ul drive/* Bar- Carotin;
$10,000 tl
said she li
about $20.
irinati Ann (Ion- All don
timnittee iueiul>ers |?\ volunte
i?: this projeet sin- committee
. "Kveryone has event.
=iH New
^ Special
itry Steak
>f Two Vegetable:
HH k i i o i o I
nmixuv. i o - \ v \
needed people with Monon
^search. If you now have or
veeks mono, you may qual
hours of your time. Call 2
n. Mon. thru Fri.
Serologicals I>aboratoi
Suite 105 2719 Middlebv
Columbia, S.C. 29204
^2^8 n
Mai
best in
"M(
Stairs
to feel
are.
"W
:['. W$ South
coin tn
"Tl
si<lrr:i
Hon-ji
rega r<
"W
puhli:
Dave Robjck ? GAMECOCK year i
11 w w millet
ussell House |ll(.llt
ore than the
Kir
much
said.
Tin
i work.
philos
rive
Carol;
'ry hard. We all feel that Soi
the Christinas spirit since Carol
Barnes said. ty, S<]
l)(*St 11
>LIN A CARES will *
te the activities with
H canned ^oods, toys, '
nd money at about 20 a,n ra
centers. some <
s collected will go to Toys l'lc 11,1
sponsored hy the Marine ^'u
ncs said. All other collec- worM"
l>e divided among various ' ustr*
ganizations.
la Cares is funded l?v if/
overnment and l?v *'
etivities. OIV
writer
a (larcx raised more than mihli:
(lis past year, and Barnes jhe 1-^
iojh's the amount will he "Tl
,000 this year. cess u
ations will Im> enllected Tin
ers and distributed l>\ the ??f Iwt
a few days after the final niedii
-w
riiuv M S
Richland Mall Hgj Qo
11-2:15 44:00-?:00 ||| Wo
S$L7911'
tucleosis to aid in I S |
have had within I J
Jniversity
nnKlicViinr
J?PUl**FAAC7A AAA A?iot
major c
By Danny I*ow?
Gamecock Staff Writ
11 y people consider the University of S<
i the Southeast. Holt Kin?j, director of tl
i>st people would sa> f 1 \pcreent of t
that have presses are considered the !><
that we are up there with Harvard ai
K ARK not here to he the Random II
. hut it is very tempting/* King said,
ercial publishers do not.**
lie commercial aspects (of puhlishii
it ions," Karle Jackson, assistant dircct<
irofit organization with tin* int<*nt of
llcss of financial considerations.
r publish about 20 hooks a year."* K
<li more. \X?- get ah;;ut 1.500 full and
iikI send out as many rejection letter?
I with an idea or a brief description
ither accepted or rejected.
SG SAII) some manuscripts are rejecte
to print. Some hooks involve a lot of
? press publishes hooks on subjects w h
marine biology, international studies,
1_
ojmy.
E DC) several lv|H*s of hooks , soiik
lal," Jackson said. He said regional li
ina or the South.
ne regional hooks are The History o
I in 4i hy Thomas H. Pope and The Hi*
>ulh Carolina hy George C. Rogers. J;
1 their respective counties, hut they had
HE IMPRESSION these hooks make <
>aid, adding that the general im?ressi<
. r' I
ther proud of the reviews we have re
>f the write-ups in journals which pry
iversity press.
- university press prints mostly in En|
-renowned. Kin^ said Japan, Germ;
ilia receive hooks from the university p
university does not confinc its??lf to
aeulty memhers. "Alnnit 20 percent of
ulty of the university," King said.
IK FAMOUS author the university pi
\U..wU ...... 'r?
. \ .iuimu a k/xiUiiii il, 1 lit* (HllYt
.li the Kussian version into Knglisli in
iglish speaking world," King said,
lie IkhiIv We Never Make Mistakes l>
hen it eame out,*" Jackson said.
e IISC press i> not a large press in spit
ween a small and medium sized press,"
iin-sizrd press a few years ago before tl
e need a bigger staff to handle more 1m
Student
TONITE
Kit the Spaghetti 1
(served with salad &
$2.50 Ml
?=3
PIZZA H<
2 Intersection 1-26
3 St. Andrews Shop
Intersection 1-26 & St
Phone 794-C
T
press:
I cost
oncern
'II
r
>uth (Carolina Press one of tin*
le university press, said,
lie universities in the United
i'st," Kiiifj said. "i would love
id Yale, hut 1 don't think we
ouse or the Douhledav of the
"Our jol> is to publish what
i?j) are not the major eon>r,
said. lie said the press is a
publishing quality material.
kin?: said. "We would like to
partial-length manuscripts a
i." Sometimes a l??tt<*r is suhof
a manuscript. The idea is
d because they would cost too
capital and others do not, he
I _ 1 l -l j \
icii liiciiMie: me i/rient, social
history, literary criticism and
very academic , some very
looks were those ahout South
f Newberry County, South
itory of Georgetown Counickson
said the two hooks sell
I .. I 1.1 -I 1
i uiM? mhii ciN1 wlitre.
hi people is very import an i,''
>n of the hooks were good. "I
('eived," he said, mentioning
ise some hooks published by
*lish. However, its hooks are
any, England, Canada and
ress.
printing the manuscripts of
the books we publish are by
ess has published is Russian
rsity press was the first to
iv(>2. "W e launched liim in
v Solzhcnitsyn was not a suce
of its acclaim. "W c art* sori
* \\ oodward said. "Vi c were a
icy cut lis hack (financially )."
?oks," J ackson said.
Nite |
fou can Eat ?
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and Hwy 378 g
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