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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.
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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.
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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
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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
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