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I Better collectors than Uncle Sam? "Il'i ATLANTA (AP) ? A private resour collection agency has been hired to Crimi recover nearly $40 million from Kevlir ao,uuu siuaeni-ioan neiauuers in Depar the eight southeastern states, the C federal officials said Thursday. said. The Department of Health, Cun Education and Welfare's, HEW, year i office of Student Financial The Resistance said a private corpoi collection agency has been hired Gener and began work Thursday on the ago as pilot project. Enfor "This demonstration project is accori to determine whether private associ collection agencies can do a better Justic job than government in recovering Kev monies owed on defaulted ac- schoo counts/' said Sara V. Craig, HEW simils Principal Regional Official. place* She said HEW Secretary Joseph "i'r Califano requested the demon- progr stration projects in Atlanta awl San Francisco to determtoe 1 ' $#wi whether the return to government rnr justifies the cost of private ser- "not vices. ?? Financial Collection Agencies of Philadelphia, was selected by the government after competitive bids were taken. The collection agency, which has an Atlanta office, will ' receive 27 percent of all funds it collects, HEW officials said. mk: STAGE D?cC 634 Harden St. BACKGAMMON TAliail A U IVURIRMmENR every Tuesday night starting at 7:30 *50?? cash prize 2709 n Rosewood V RESTf mc (Tlonday Nite i ... . wede BRIAR HILL & Qa? Tim KREKEL Fri e/\v rmr a ruA rinc i Free fldmis; C( Th? F IT Ruby Starr fori By Janet Gibson Qam?cock Staff Writer s a waste of valuable ces to have two schools of nal Justice," Thomas ft V"! "S i, assistant professor in the V ^ 1 JL J tment of Criminal Justice in ? ollege of General Studies, 1^ ^ rently a four-year and a two>rogram are offered at USC. fectiveness" of tl two-year program, in- program, accorc rated into the College of Neil, chairman ( al Studies, began 10 years of Criminal Just i an extension of the S.C. Law of General Studif cement Training School, Neil said or cling to Robert Fancher, department in tl iate professor of Criminal four-year degrt o nannrol QhiHioo ~u<ni?? ? ? ? Vf vaivi ui wyiuvuvo. i CVJUU IT 1 IWVTJ t lin said he believes the two wants to go into < >ls should be patterned a four-year d ir to the nursing program and required," but i under one college. criminal-justice n not against the two-year Courses taughl am," Kevlin said. "It's a are "basically id program, dm i uumt u s in except "we (tv rong college." believe students nbining the two schools would than just (ci necessarily increase ef- theory." Increase Youi Sub-Conscienc 749 Sak With any sandwich purch try a piece of our Cheesecake for 7 2 MaHHHMnanMMaWMnHnMKaMMOBHMMBHBBMMi 'Sheas 771 HJRANT & LOUNGE >nday & Tuesday m SIKjHK Ladies Free Draft 9-11 lesday & Thursday >ricwn Recording ( . AND THE SLUCGE dau & Saturdau W ? ,"T from New York Citi sion Before 9:00 fTl-Th >ming march 20 wvmw vavuivav larch 22 and 28 nnerly with Block Oak Arkansas an Pros, cons outlined ninal Justic f * > two school le criminal justice The two-year prog ling to Thomas C. Criminal Justice empto >f the Department trend toward the liber ice in the College Fancher said. The four-year proj ily one sheriff's Criminal Justice was d le state requires a 1975, according to le and the rest Mathias, dean of the ?i*r ?? -? i *11 a. ii auiueuut; scnooi 01 urnninai correctional work, Mathias said the faculti< egree would be Criminal Justice schoo not necessarily a developed the four-year p degree, Neil said. "We want to provide t in the two schools transition from the two-y entical" Neil said, four-year program," Mai /o-year program) Neil that 70 ] should have more tile two-fear"degree stu( "iminal justice) some type of four-yea program. r I s Mtttk i JEM : * i am iojfl x Br # SSBT HiifcuiiirHttii*' I 5 1 I jda five. ? jECUEt !5f ': I OJj? Ul 56-66811 | Come nf sandwich< I ar< m m mm m n m | Tuesday, 5 * f 3 x 0 1 1 Thursday ! 5 Russ( t/> Artist I C?; as j ? ? some of c | Germany Knockwurs y| i Switzerl Swiss fi | Chin I o V II ; "?? I > I jg % B " ?shmmmhh| Rmm#II Houm Capstone Top o! The job market for Criminal Justice majors is "fairly good" on the state and local levels, according to Fancher. Federal programs usually require a fouryear degree, he said. I "The job situation in this field is IQ holding well, and my prediction is that more people will enter it [ram in because crime is growing more isizes "a complex," Mathias said. al arts," The two-year Criminal Justice program was re-evaluated in 1973, jram in according to Fancher. "The signed in department decided that William correctional training should be left f four-year to training academies," he suid. Justice. Sixty-two hours must be com5S of both pleted for an associate degree in Is jointly Criminal Justice, Fancher said. Tugram. currently, 187 students are a smooth enrolled in the program. ear to the Mathias said about 300 students Jiiassaid. are enrolled in the four-year percent of program. lents take About one-half of all Criminal r degree Justice schools nationally are twoyear programs, Mathias said. * \ C\\V^ ,roml university! dining I nnpr services | iw a mmz EG WtiliJLLfc and try one of our is representing countries ound the world March 6 - I Capstone Cafeteria 1 5:00-6:30 p.m. I r, March 8 - | >11 House Cafeteria I 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. I >ur sandwiches include ? I t I with sauerkraut on steak roll 3 X and i mdue on French bread slice 3 M a 1 */ Foo Yungburger g > liddle East j Pita Pockets * SJ And More ... I i Carolina South Hall Tho Mad Italian Convonioncc Stort ^