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use at By Carol Gordon Staff Writer The University of South Carolina at Union, a sevenacre campus on Main Street, is one of two two-year campuses in the USC system. Total enrollment is almost 400, including 290 undergraduates, 15 graduate students and the remainder taking continuing education courses through ETV recordings. 1 nn nrif line innranoArl UllU UllISItlH AIQO caocu 14.7 percent since last year. The school has 12 full-time and 15 part-time instructors and four administrators who also teach. Tuition is $385 a semester. Student fees are $15. The two-year school mainly offers courses to be applied to a baccalaureate degree. However, it also offers associate degrees in arts, science and general commerce, and master's degrees in education and business. Although the Union campus does not have intercollegiate athletics, it offers an active intramural sports program and various activities for students. Suident organizations in Correction! The Gamecock incorrectly reported last week that a prospective cheerleader must be a freshman or sophomore at USC. A junior varsity cheerleader must be a freshman or sophomore, but a varsity cheerleader may have any class standing. The Gamecock regrets the error. I m on Ou * We6. "?* nir.klp. Rp.p.i ^ * thURS * fra. J hAppy houR f V T V ii,.. .7 I (She Cc forOn-Cai \* ^ 4 vV \ . V IMame, Oomi Circie your choice: 7< J6<lay stale $7.00 6<t I If Interested call Carl P 8 and subscription orcle : Union ] elude the Ski Club, Hiking Club, Music Club, Tennis Club and the Circle K Club. me campus iias newspaper and yearbook staffs and an active Student Government Association. Special events include an arts and lectures series and University Awareness Week. The arts and lectures series is a variety of programs and films designed to inform students about cultural activities. The first University Awareness Week was in April 1980. Its purpose was to encourage community involvement in campus activities. THE UNION CAMPUS was started in 1965 in a renovated high school. The campus now consists of six buildings and is acquiring another building, the Central School, once part of the Union County school system. It is being renovated into a ********* 2 [Ml nbar Roa6 West Ct - CaROlirw i5 pRee witr . - ladies' CowBoy i 2 fOR 1 ********* dumb in Reduced Rates input* students Per Vvf?> V. ' - , . f .Telephone lay Slate SIO.SO 7<lay R ay Record Unoe al 54S8 arid he wi ar. r* /?kf * pai L ui ; library to be completed in December. With the approval of additional funds, the building will also house classrooms, media offices, a student lounge, faculty offices and a conference room. Other buildings include a gym, the Main Building, housing the administration and classrooms, and the USC Child Development Center. The school plans to buy a house to be used as a commuter center. THE STUDENTS WHO don't live in Union have no place to go and. need a quiet place to study and relax, Union Dean William J. Whitener said. President James Holderman is in favor of establishing commuter centers on each of the reeional rammisps hp sairi The Union campus handles some of its own adAll YOU Can Eat . - h Buffet T Lunch Buffet Serv 11 a.m. Supper Buffet Sen Continuou Phone 799-2895 1 Located in Rose< 2822 R0 w,rz\ * Li Si 5 MutDBIA ij ^ night j i student 16 J mqht | r?iqht I 8:00 - 10:00 1 Record Semester 1 ecord II pick up your check WiHMtfiWiWiHifffi waaMMaMaaaaa^BiBttiit system ministration, but it works through the Columbia campus and operates under the guidelines of the USC 1 system for two-year campuses, Whitener said. Betty Martin, dean of __ student affairs, said the I Union campus has some | autonomy, but not complete autonomy. "We enjoy working with all of the campuses in the system." 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