The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 06, 1979, Page Page 3, Image 3
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By Phyllis Rardon
Gamecock Staff Writer
A new section will be included in
Gamecock's classified advertising sec
beginning today, which will provide i
classified space to student organizati
funded by the Student Allocations C
mission, SAC.
"This section will be free for all S
funded organizations to publicize tl
meetings and events," Mark J. Lundgi
Gamecock editor in chief, said.
THE PLAN was proposed by Garnec
eanors ac a meeting this past month
representatives of Student Government i
the Gamecock. Student Senators D;
Morris, Humanities and Social Scienc
Conrad Banks, Health Sciences, Delrc
Gerald, Women's Quad, and Teresa Ai
strong, Women's Quad, represented Stud
Government. Lundgren, Tom Travis, ni
editor, Jim Phillips, editorial page edil
and Jon Clemmensen, general manage]
viflK .?yS
Head over heeis
The Loco-Motion Circus brot
act to USC recentiy. Bounce, C
I LONDON THIS SUMMER iTlS
Four weeks interdisciplinary
course, credit/audit. U
$1200 includes tuition, ?
dorm room, two meals
daily, excursions, air fare.
Be more than a tourist! Got I
to know London while you I |
learn. Trans-Atlantic I f
Cultural Studies, Green- 8 1 3
wood, S.C. 29646. ?
New section o/ Gamei
unded grou
student media. reDresented thp fiampprvi
the "We have seen a decline in student
tion terest in activities and clubs of SAC-fund
Free organizations and believed that if studei
ions were better informed they would becoi
om- more involved," Banks said.
"When we met with the SAC repress
AC- tatives we decided to put in the new secti
heir with the following conditions which w
ren, apply to all SAC-funded organizations
Lundgren said.
ock 1. Each insert will be a maximum
of of 20 words.
and 2. Each insert will be carried no
ana more than twice (per event).
:es, 3. The same wording will be used in
sia each of the two inserts.
*m- 4. The same deadlines set for
ent regular, paid classifieds will be objws
served with no exceptions.
tor, 5. Information on events carried in
r of the Campus Notices Section will not
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ight their combine the circus arts
lyrus and slapstick.
Carolina
Women's Clinic
Abortion Counseling & Sei
Free Pregnancy Testin
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c. be considered for use as news briel
in- or for inclusion in the Around Campt
ed Section unless permission is grante
its by the Gamecock editor in chief,
ne 6. The organization must nc
realize any profit from the event to b
m- publicized in the Campus Notice
on Section, if so, the service will b
rill cancelled. Profit-making event
require paid advertising.
THESE CONDITIONS were outline
Lundgren and Clemmensen. Stu
organizations were informed of the
conditions in a letter written hv i.nnrt
and sent out by the Division of Stu
Affairs.
Morris said, "Every SAC organize
should take advantage of this free publ
because, with inflation being sue
problem, funding for publicity may ta
sharp decline next year. Students sh
also be aware that out of their tuition, $
use
!:v bo
^ Wat
On March 23, the I
revenue bonds to se
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in any type 01 ciud or a
receives part of the fund."
Banks said, "We know the
s events are there, but the si
being informed, so they are
s volved."
i by Phillips said, "You must
dent that the Gamecock doesn't
new sonnel or the time to call eve;
gren organizatkm each week to fii
dent going on in the clubs. It is up
organization to inform the Gi
ition activities. This has not beei
icity great degree in the past. We
ti a new service will enc
ke a organizations to take an act
ould forming the students of their
66 is services."
' board Oh
nds to buy
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JSC Board of Trustees approved issua
cure a $3 million loan from the U.S. I
Development, HUD, for the purchas
ir, systems vice-president for busines
Dproval from HUD on the loan agreerr
*rcent interest. USC will repay the loc
ears, Daetwyler said.
be repaid only through housing rev
regulations requiring housing facilit
[to Robert Stewart, director of Auxilia
by the National Bank of South Carolii
rth Carolina and the North Carolina N
1 is currently leasing the hotel for $270.
hopes to receive final approval fron
leend of May.
le board's approval included an agrt
rhe university should not have a dorm
;aid.
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in Medical School.
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)ING ITALIAN MEDICAL AND VETERI
:OR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 1979 1980
REGISTRATION FORMS AT THE EAF
DATE TO MAKE DEADLINE
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IEPARED TO AID ALL STUDENTS WH
A TING ATTENDING ITALIAN MEDIC
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ITALIAN GOVERNMENT.
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meetings and
tudents aren't
n't getting in
keep in mind
have the perry
SAC-funded
nd out what is
to the club or
amecock of its
l done to any
hope that this
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and
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