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Cheerleaders Laura Baker and David Irvin lead the cheers at the Wichita State game. Wednesday the student senate tried to change the selection procedure used by the athletic department. (Photo b y Barry No wman) Annual Caree encourages er By Leroy Williams "THE STUDENTS will I Staff Writer able to better plan ai Engineering majors were matc^ '^eir academ among those students most preparation to ensure the , A ,f ..... amnlnnnuHif in IrnnniBit ?*n encouraged at me men *?? ^h,u6 vvi annual Career Fair Wed- company's goals nesday. McMilliansaid. Most of the 76 participants 0* numerous priva were encouraged by reports corporations that participat of high-paying jobs in their in the four-hour fair, almc fields all wanted engineerin Sponsored by the Office of Nester Moreno, a 1967 US Minority Affairs, the fair graduate employed wi gave students information Exxon Corporation from private industries, Bay town, Texas, refiner graduate schools, federal said there is a heavy demai and state agencies, USC . en?>ineers in the < departments, hospitals and business school districts concerning f **e - ^ are n^ec^1 career options and planning. f_or. drilling operation Charles McMillian, design, maintenance ai coordinator of minority technical services. We affairs for the university a*s? Spoking for geologis system and the event business sjtudents chairman, said this year's Moreno said. "Exxon turnout was the largest ever, recruiting for the whc He said the fair wasn't for country." placement, but it gave ERNIE GKIGSBY, students a way to determine representative of Proctor what preparation they need Gamble Co.'s pape to increase their products manufacture marketability in certain plant in Greenville, N.C fields. . agreed. 6BUY ONE PIT< OF BEER GET ONE Fl ! EVERY Nl< 1 ALWAY 1 wciunv 1st S (ACROSS FROM WADE HAIV opnnp np ACP A ?;TI mPWT l \ W W W I * W ? V% S# I V# Ul I S Cheerlead* Athletic departm Student Govemn By Tom Coyne Staff Writer The USC athletic department is disregarding a bill passed Klf fha Df?i/l/>?f ? ? 1 * ' 1 - 1 * yjj ovuucui aciidic tw sci university puncy iur seiecung cheerleaders, Student Government reported at the studenttrustee liaison meeting Friday. Linda Singer, the cheerleading administrator, said she has seen the bill, but doesn't intend to follow it. "The cheerleaders are run and funded by the athletic Hpnarfmpnt onH CtnHont P:t M?u utuuvi? UU?C1 liiilCIH lias liU LUilllUI UVt'I 11. When they put up the funds, they can make the rules. Until then we will run it," Singer said. Jeff Floyd, vice president of Student Government, said the bill was passed because the senate felt some of the questions on the applications were discriminatory. "What von mnthpr nr fafhpr Hrwoc fnr a livinrt w ?rhof J -w- w IV* U It * Uig, vi **nav sorority you belong to should not be on the application," Floyd said. But Singer defended the use of the questions. "Every coach asks for information on their athletes," she said. "This is why I ask these questions. The judges never even see the applications. They are kept in my office. I don't know the first thing about sororities. "Anyone who wants to can come down and look at my records. I am beyond reproach," Singer said. Student Government also wants to change the requirements for being a cheerleader. The athletic department already lists five requirements: A 2.0 GPA is required for selection and must be maintained. No smoking is allowed. Prospective cheerleaders must be freshmen or sophomores at USC. r Fair ! iSlI Loifieers m, A A A JL O*** Downtown. CM*M I Delivery I be "Most (companies) are | Sun.-Thurs. lla id looking for engineers, Fri.-Sat. lla ic judging from placement,". it ? ? w? sir Grigsby said. "It's kind of ' th sad that some (nontechnically oriented DCDCAM students) won't get iobs. mr l_ PC ^ I ll te Other fields are limited." :ed st g, The GAMECOCK is the student -.p newspaper of the University of South Carolina and is published three times a th week on Mondays. Wednesdays and I It 1 I ? Fridays during the fall and spring | f || | ?\? semesters and once weekly on B W h&r I y, Wednesdays during both summer sessions with the exception of 1"^ B IP B i university holidays and examination R lla If Rsa B I Ul periods. L/EVELJ Onirtinns ?>nr?iaiiH in tK? gj GAMECOCK are those of the editors and not those of the University of & s":?dream croup rp an equal opportunity institution. ts Th. Bourd Stud*ni Pob?c.,io?. Learn to Improve dr ,, and Communications is the publisher of I dreams. i the GAMECOCK. The Student Media j GAMECOCK p?| I memory and c Change of address forma, sub- UVniMOC IO scrlption requests and other f correspondece 9hould be sent to the GAMECOCK, Box 85131, Russell a- irimmun & House, University of South Carolina.. L63TH tO iFTlprOV? TIGfl i p Columbia. S.C. 29208. Subscription I distractions while focusli rates are $6.50 per semester and $2 lg forthe.ummer.es.tons ASMYIFTV TP A IN Third etas, postage paid at Columbia, ' * /*' III IX " * AWARENESS SE IIIIIIHHIIIIlllllllllllllllimilllll I Learn to be positive abo ^E= aggressive. ; i-1 M QTDPCQ MAM/ir. ?neK | m r' ' gg Learn self hypnosis as a igMBtt B =s become a holistic stress r nppj T P 1 g ON-GOING WOW KCC ??3 | | COUNSELING/G 3 Work together on womei UH I - DR0FMNHYPNC = Learn theory and skills c 'tiPQ H = areas. imp ^ asat b ix HEL'S 1 1PT0N HOTEL I for further Information a i r\ nrni nnrn\ S I.L/. l\CUUirKCL/i 55= tome 10 room zua ot tn llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll. Itlclpant hlchwl" ers t^ill 111Lt^IlU?> LU iyilUII5 lent's selection policy They must be full-time students. They must not miss cheerleading try-out sessions. The bill contains a 14-point plan describing how cheerleaders should be chosen. However, the bill also states, "Changes of this procedure are left to the cheerleading administrator, but must be filed with university procedures and ? * ?I _n ? aiuiuiicu in writing lu an applications anu proceaure nanoouts." Floyd said the senate doesn't expect the athletic department to follow the bill's guidelines. But the senate does want to force the department to file a written procedure with the university. 110 3MM 14K GOLD BEADS**"? with tho punhdso of f I 14K GOLD ROPE BRACELET g [ 1 At THE JEWELRY WAREHOUSE SALE ( \ M2909 PIATT SPRINGS RD., W. COLA. 9 til 6 Mon.-Sat.H j If % W rr I *!<in Ju*t 4a/'/hf J fit X; ,r^ 12 IN OLD FASHION 1 (nam, roast beef, | f and turkey) I GP "^\ $2.34 tax included !':! 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