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I^hG|PNL/^^ ^- v;K ^ *** V7J>-^'r,'yL^-^i^-y~:_^'^-';^z ^Kr -afiggBgaflB : jmaams Bill Postal and his son Johna finish the 5-mile Governor's Cup USC-Bea courses tc By Carol Gordon activities Staff Writer its StUfle More than 150 Navy and commutc Marine personnel are does hi enrolled in courses the society, ( University of South Carolina at Beaufort offers at three ALTIK military installations in no inti Beaufort County. tercolleg The Beaufort campus, students which has 561 un- ball. Th< dergraduates, provides the entered first two years of study for regional many bachelor's degrees tournam* and offers associate degrees Oct. 3. in arts and sciences. Tuition The Ci is $355 per semester for full- 1959, fill time students. downtov The 129 graduate students consists take courses in buildings education through the Dean L)? graduate regional study the cam]: program based in Columbia, highest s Master's of business ad- inthesta ministration courses are The ca available through the ETV andreno program, also based in school a Columbia. Continuing Beaufort education courses in ar- schools ii chaeology, marine science The Be and biology are offered at the Col Hilton Head. THE SCHOOL employs 16 rtWri'iT full-time and 15 part-time sT instructors. j-'-j The campus serves many I'i part-time commuting 9 students, and the average | | age of the students is ra relatively high. Manv of these students are teachers I seeking recertification I DOZ6f Because the Beaufort I ^yjpc campus is near the S.C. M coast, graduate students in I J| marine science at the g bL|,9 Columbia campus use the I Beaufort facilities, which A include a laboratory in the ;c*)q P marshes. Beaufort doesn't provide ^K a ^^ JBtir *^P^~ JB |g?^? J? " mF^g* Hk3L5 W&ttmm J;^S? ggajrfaj&sg^^g. ; - j^^Mjxg&gsgmmg wivrf?? jB^Bgpagiyig^pi 1 jJfl-:;*:BK fig BVvj HUM II 11r - ^^5 ggggSg.^^ . >than Saturday. Almost 2,000 runn race participated in the event. (Photo by David Cauthe\ ufort offers military ; or recreation for purchasing departn nts because it is a central supply and com ;r campus. But it services. It is controls ive an honorary the board of trustees -1 T* _ A _ T>L - * " jamma neia rm. President James He man. )UGH THERE are ramural or iniate sports, many the gamecock is the s sail and play soft- newspaper of the University of , c i Carolina and is published three ti 3 Beaufort campus week on Mondays. Wednesday a leam in me rnuays uunny ine ran ana r?u.. 11 semesters end one? weekl -CampUS Softball Wednesdays during both st ent in Columbia ?essk>ns with the exceptlo university holidays end exami periods. impUS, founded in Opinions expressed in S a city block in GAMECOCK are those of the c "> Beaufort. It ,h* Unl,OT of five main Ttx imvmiit oi south c?o one built in 1859. on equal opportunity Institution, irwin Bashaw said, 4 Th* Bo*d t i a I* ' /And rnmmiinirn*L%r>H U ?liAiuiKUa >us proDaDiy nas ine ^ pace utilization rate ? c* it th? P**nt o*fl?nii?t?on GAMECOCK. .rnpus plans to buy --? 2T" vate the elementary corresponds ?houtd b? ??nt diacent to it when gamecock. Bo* 8ri31, t UJdtCIll lO II WIKM1 Houm. University of South C? County builds new cotumbt*. s.c. 29200. sut>?c 1 about 3 years. r*V M *8 50 PT J fof tho lurnn^r nosftknvi aufort campus uses ThM cll? M??a. p.wCok tumbia campus's sc. MAKE YOUR OWN BELT WITH BUCKLES & STRIPS ; Of JUST IN &colors GAMECOCK 5 ?mp,ete BUCKLES A THE JEWELRY WAREHOUSE SALE l AT T SPRINGS RD., W. COIA. 9 til 6 Mon.-Sal j s.Uo/c I han ?nsi .SihuIh'i ictti -In/ si< >n Ii Camp I By John Vaughan 1 Staff Writer I SUNDAY, SEPT. 28 ? The window ol student's car was smashed while the c was parked in the lot at 600 Sumter 5 The ramp door to the Wade Hampb Hotel basement was forced open with steel pipe, but no other damage w reported. An attempted forced entry w reported at the Coker Life Scienc Building. Two roommates who left tl door of their Douglas dorm roo unlocked when they went to sleep awol to find the door ajar and two radios, wallet and two watches stolen. A u/hfi lrw^lroH hie nar 1 n f / _ ': Roost Parking lot and traveled to t Vj USC-Michigan game returned to find I car broken into and a cassette record stolen. Two students reported that th( ,xx;'"cars' vent windows had been smash' while the cars were parked in camp g|?] MONDAY, SEPT. 29 ? A sti Wm member reported signs of an attempt forced entry at the women's equipmei HH issue window in the Physical Educati j Center. A USC van's license plate w L I stolen. Five plants were stolen from t ] j Russell House patio. A radio was tak from a jeep parked in the Roost lot. i ItfH FM radio-tane nlavpr was stnlpn frnm ? K K ?/ ' """ car parked in the 600 Sumter St. lot. | A student reported that her purse w j j stolen from her dorm room, j | student reported scaring away a m j j trying to open the back door of h apartment when she awoke and turn T on a light. | TUESDAY, SEPT. 30 ? An eight-tra K ; tape player was stolen from a car park B ' in the Bates House lot. A vent wind< fcij was forced open and a citizens ba f??!?| radio was stolen from a car parked ir ! coliset lot. ? j T^e convertible top Qf a car parked | ! the Blossom Street Garage was i ers snapped and two stereo speakers wt [ stolen. A purse was stolen from a c ! parked in a Wade Hampton Hotel lot. n) A wallet was stolen from an unlock ??* Bates House dorm room. The wallet v cx | BENEFIT iient, gj OUl puter <3 ^ 1 by gj and )lder- c3 3 All procrrds dona tudent d>< H ADII^fA spring HDM^EU V on t J immei JUL) / a n ot ^ (Pain nation the ^ ^ ^ :: I SATURO atlon? ?hoi oi --0 "> njo: ,^l . ., .... . .... o> thS* " ^ \'; *' "" r ?* 3 other ZZJ E ?ST to th? m m ~ 'uiMii oMna. ^ riptlon ? ? Crlu IKIilds ? i J 1 Austin Cayi ? * Western fS I n* pi Bring youi :rj (no $la: : ?1 USC's College of General Ja Association for Human i S/oooooooofiftoonnonooooo us Crime? later found without the money in a hall trash can. A student reported hit-and-run a damage to his car's right rear fender in ir the lot at 400 Sumter St. t- A student reported the left front wheel n stolen from her car in a Sumter Street a lot. is WEDNESDAY, OCT. 1 ? Money was is stolen from a student's purse in her S McClintock dorm room. The license plate was taken from a car parked in the Bates n House lot. e A wallet was stolen from a table in the a Gambrell Hall canteen. A jacket and a wallet were stolen from a carrel in the te Thomas Cooper Library while the owner was elsewhere in the area. is ir m | ? m < i w A - iiilii\?u/\y, ut i . z ? i nree >r flourescent lights were stolen from the d Phi Delta Theta fraternity lounge. A staff is member's purse was stolen from her unlocked desk drawer. Some sports equipment was stolen j ff from the Bates House cafeteria. The j d front grill, right light cover and gas cap t- were taken from a car parked in a j n coliseum lot. j FRIDAY, OCT. 3 ? A non-student was arrested for public drunkenness in the 700 block of Pickens Street. A student :n reported his motorcycle stolen from the n south side of the engineering building. a Two roommates reported that money was stolen from thpir niir?f?? in fhoir is Bates House dorm room. A diamond ring j A was stolen from a Bates West dorm j n room. False fire alarms were reported in the LaBorde and Preston dorms and two McBryde quadrangle buildings. SATURDAY, OCT. 4 - A car s j windshield was damaged while the car j >d was parked in the Wade Hampton Hotel w lot. The license plate was stolen from a id student's car parked in the Blossom Ci n a oucci oarage. A staff member reported money stolen in from his desk in the USC Book Store. Pi | n- Kappa Psi fraternity reported property ; re stolen from its lounge. Money was stolen ar from a wallet in a Law Center carrel. ; Two students reported money and a ^ backpack stolen from carrels in the 3S Thomas Cooper Library 'DOOR 1 CONCERT | ?d to the local home for g CHILDREN | etto Place) & IV, OCT. II 1 >n to 5 pm j? Id "A" 1 n campus g Hand | e Band ? ier i er person 1 own refreshments jg .c rAtifnin?r?^ ^ ' v IV/ f?*?' Studies Budwelm of Columbia B| .oncern s )00OOonoooonftonnnnnnnnnnnrtrrp>