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Criminal Justice Assoc
Providence Home is
or alcohol, emotional,
start in life, Sister Katl
"We get no state or
church and individual (
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three shelters; women
citizens.
"Our men's shelter i
city zoning standards,'
the city."
Currently there are 1
and physical condition:
repairs, Sister Riley s;
residental area," she a
"I can't thank the th
to give us a running sta
About 20 members \
"things the unskilled
repairs, cleaned-up in |
The paint needed wf
with the home's money
The association did
personal satisfaction,
help," Wright said.
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By Karen Gen
Q?m*cock Staff Wi
Freshman re
originally due Sepi
finally scheduled foi
f hie uiMilr on/>Ar^!n?
v.a?M f? W*% j UWVI Ulll|
Bostick of Student Aff
The registers hac
Columbia since Sept.
a "shipper's hold
placed on them, act
Pete Haeseker, SG pr
This hold was i
Hunter Publishing G
in Winston-Saleir
publishers of the bool
and University Pi
J \ originators of the
register program, coi
Hunter Publishing be
jJjL "cash-flow problem,'
said.
ive ALTHOUGH TH*
-m were at the Columbi,
rh{~* Mr they would not be re
distribution until
Publishing Co. was
added.
USC is not the 01
with this problem.
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WUICl tunc^cs ClI C I]
same difficulties wil
and University Press
according to Haeseke
The purpose of the
registers is to o
freshmen to each c
registers print a pict
freshmen, their hoi
and interests. They
information ab
university, Haeseker
The idea of a
5ociation 'fix-1
dence Home
By Steve Wong
Gamecock Staff Writer
jstice Association has repaired the n
a local readjustment center to keei
g it, according to Ben Wright, dir
:iation.
a community shelter that helps peop
readjustment or social problems t
ly Riley, director of the women's she!
federal money," she said. All funds
4 *:
juiiaiiuiis.
plained that Providence Home is c
's and family and is directed soley fc
s in desperate need of a spring cleai
' she said. "We are always just one s
line men living at the shelter in "vai
s, who don't know what or how" to di
aid. "We've got to keep-up like the <
dded.
j Criminal Justice Association enougl
rt," Riley said.
vorked both morning and afternoon
can do." Thf? vnlnnt^rs naintpH i
general and did yard work, Wright ad
is donated and the other materials i
this as a "community service anc
We saw a need and told them we'c
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Wit yterbook Pot
whttrmt new *A
1888 SHtkig by qiiMinlii
Oct. 29-Nov. 2
?v register began last May when ,
College and University Press
agisters, sent information to USC student
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u. u, aic government aoout sponsoring f
r delivery theproject. }
5 to Doug HAESEKER SAID he
air*? checked with the Better
' T6" Business Bureau, who had
25, but had College and University Press
on dock listed as a very reputable firm. 1
He also checked with other i
esiueiu universities and the USC j
)laced by Alumni Association, all of
o., located whom had previously used
l' 11 ' College and University Press,
cs. College "There had been no problems [
rfssY *"e before this. Everyone I talked !
freshman to ^acj nothing but good things
ild not pay say about this company,"
cause of a Haeseker said. "1 decided it
Haesker WOuld be a useful service to
freshmen and would also improve
the look of student
; BOOKS government to them. Una
terminal fortunately, the whole plan has
leased for backfired in my face," he adUiinf
or rJo/1
A1U1I VV& UCU.
paid, he All freshmen who have paid
for their registers have been
ily school very understanding about the
About 20 situation ,Haeseker said. He
laving the has explained to them, to the
th College best of his knowledge, the j
this year, reason for the long delay, and
r. they have been extremely
freshman patient.
rient the "I am disgusted with College
ither. The and University Press," he said.
;ure of the "They have been hesitant to
me towns talk to me, have not had any
also give concrete reasons for the delay
out the and have generally given me
said. the run-around. I would not
freshman recommend them at all.
, .. nuin?> |K
ile with drug j
o got a new g Wrt ^pBB^PSii
Iter, said. Russell House Theatre
> come from Thursday, Friday, Saturday
October 25-27, 1979
omprised Of SPECIAL SHOWTIMES
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?jf tuutci ncu o: ju anu a: ju p.m.
I Matinee Saturday at 2:00 p.m.
tiing to meet I Admission $1.00 j
tep ahead of it** ?mmmmmmmmum?mmmmm
-ious mental AAAAAAAA
0 the needed ^ ^ ^ ^
)thers in the ? COIltempC
h for helping J
i BOOGIE
?vere bought ^
1 purely for
1 be glad to ^
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?i . 1 M Dirtier Than \
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rant only^
Art exhibit
displayed
The USC Department of Art is
exhibiting more than 60 pieces of
faculty artwork at McKissick
Museum, located on the Horseshoe.
Among the works displayed are
Philip Mullen's painting combining
brilliant color with a
H0BIE-S
Peppered! ne
SchooL
wishes to announce that an adn
to speak with anyone interested
To arrange an interview or to a
i the office listed below.
Date: Today Conta
October 22,1979
1
FT^YiveT;
/ fi Join tlie F
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i ENJOY:
X -choice of
ft -choice of
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I -chocolate
q -wine
Q October 25 at 7:00 p.i
\ members $6.00 noi
iBlMuif CaiimJa ^*n?? ^
nuvy juunud vummniee
; TILL YOI
with
ly Oct. 25 8:00 p.m. Russell I
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complex design, and Jim Steven's
use of the motif of two women's
faces with commercially-printed
valentine hearts in a unique
design.
Also exhibited are works by Roy
Drasites and Jim Edwards who
chose the medium of color Xerox, a
mechanical process which
produces multiple images in color.
The exhibit is open Monday
through Friday, 9 am-4 p.m. and
Sundavs. 1-5 D.m . through Nov 7
Uniuewsit^y
of LUUL)
lission officer will be on campus
in pursuing a legal education.
ttend a group session, contact
ict: Career Planning and Placement
Center - Student Affairs
a France! |
rench Club at the V
PERIE
soup or salad a
crepes I
mouse ^
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l-nieinbers $6.50 V
presents: ^
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