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Placement < with life aft< By Donald B. Weatherbee Staff Writer If you're a senior at USC, you'll soon be facing the problem i:r r* 11 ? oi me aner college. A big problem is finding a job in your field. The USC Placement Office, located in Lieber College, is a campus agency that helps students contact employers and arrange interviews. THE MAIN FUNCTION of the office is to help students find jobs, said Lois Hare, Placement Office secretary. Companies and government agencies nationwide send recruiters to USC, and students may make appointments for interviews with them. Hare said. "We schedule interviews for approximately 250 companies each year. A company may send as many as seven recruiters at one time," said Ruth Quattlebaum, placement director. The Placement Office offers students interviews they might not get otherwise. However, Quattlebaum said, the placement office is not an employment agency. "We don't have the staff to offer as much individual attention as may be needed, but if a student will come and talk to us, we'll do everything we can for the student," Quattlebaum said. THE PLACEMENT CENTER has a library of company brochures and a bulletin board displaying job openings. IV T _ ? ? i-No more unexpected shower; C l^l m ojji iriHitzrs L( By Susan Hand 'W* "J * " 1 USC is going to have a new sDrinkler svstem in the near USC grounds and 'maintenance, said he wants to water the grounds in the early morning. Not only is H jl this better for the plants, he IHiHHBHHWki sprinklers are in use. The new system is still caiH tho nhonfloc minhJ nnf be finished until spring _! * 1j * # j because "a good system This USC student was luct requires time and money . " terrorizing unsuspecting pe The new system will sprinkler head that puts out operate automatically using less water, but covers a a timer. The svstom now in ~ --- vYiuci di Cd. use must be turned on and Reynolds said he is ] off manually. worried there may be Reynolds said he also budget cuts that would affect plans to get a new type of the plans for the new system. B Acollege names assistant dean By Dean Campbell all accounting documents. Staff Writer Dfil.07.ipr who rr?/>oivoH o ? - , ?T ? V^Vi vu a Janice G. DeLozier has master's degree in business been named assistant dean administration from USC in for administration of the 1977, joined the staff of the College of Business Ad- business college in 1961 as ministration. secretarv to th#? in - J -- """"V She replaces John Herin, 1962 she was named who served 10 years in the secretary to the dean. In 1973 position before being named she became a staff assistant, academic program director and in 1977 she was named of accounting. director of information DeLozier's responsibilities systems and instructor in include graduate and un- management science, dergraduate scheduling and student registration. As an adviser to James F. Kane, dean of the business college, she will help develop the college's budeet and thp ' USC Business Partnership Fund budget. DeLozier will also review / Read the I-iamorArl/ 1P% See! |(/ i ^??z 1 1? ^ Jl 11UJ Iieipa ix colleqe According to a list of scheduled recruiters, most companies this fall are looking for engineering, business, computer science and math majors. ' Those companies that have full-fledged campus recruiting programs by and large represent major inJ.m ?: j r??..i ?7*: 4. 4 juj>Li y, &aiu raui r luier, assistant vice presiuem. iui cairn planning and placement. Liberal arts majors should not despair, however. If a liberal arts graduate is interested in working for a certain company,which is not recruitinghis major, he may sign the waiting list and ask ihe office to put his resume in the appropriate hands, Fidler said. "DESPITE THE IMAGE that the placement program has For not serving liberal arts majors, we do place liberal arts students in jobs." ml_ 4 1 ^ 1 a. i i a. i l i?_ i . _ err inai image is creaieu oecause siuaenis ininK ine omce only sets up interviews for students, Fidler said. "What we try to do for the liberal arts student is to prepare that student to conduct his own job search. This includes any student who is not heavily recruited," Fidler said. Some colleges on campus also have formal placement programs for their graduates. This causes some confusion, Fidler said. A "task force" is planned to consolidate the different fllappmpnt nffipoc ITiHIor eoiH (hie chAiiW imnrmm nmn. v&ttvvw. A. IU1VI OUIM VlllO OlIUUIU illipi V/Y V/ V- V/l 1 * munication. 5 ^ K I _ _f u ue upaaiea \*I^b ... :-0y y enough to bypass o^e of the many sprinklers destrians around campus. (Photo by Barry Newman} A USC geology professor, seep into the ground as fast tvho asked not to be iden- ^g jg Qppjjgd ified, said he thought the Dresent sprinkler system Reynolds said the grounds vas inefficient. He said the have required more water ZTOIinds arp U/n tororl en than nennl ? ? j v uu viiun uouai kins summer nuch that the water can't because of the lack of rain. Need Birth Control Information? All information strictly confidential All methods of birth control available Convenient clinic hours/location low cost lor services vi) testing/treatment ^ Family Planning lsSwll?!$ Clinic " ^ W 234-7553 1411 Barnwell si. Columbia, S.C. Top of Carolina presents Caribbean Night I )ii w witl) as Calypso Sti//< * Tuesday. Sept. 23 5::*o-?.;*o/>/n Koijal Chicken Caribbean, liarlx'que Park Loin, Beef Teriuyki. 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