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5 counties su r T<n/^ r? _.n i. uoo-oaiiceni experi By Carol Gordon fundec Staff Writer The Salkehatchie is unique among USC's school regional campuses because it is supported locatic by five counties ? Allendale, Barnwell, coveri Bamberg, Colleton and Hampton ? which its c form the Western Carolina Higher i%9, b Education Commission. then. Other campuses are supported by single- gradu? county commissions. school Dean Carl A. Clayton said the commission has two representatives from each county MAS served. course Salkehatchie campus enjoys a great progrs amount of community support. "Most of our attrac physical facilities except the new building first t\ have been funded with local money," are av Clayton said. are off Thei THE NEW BUILDING is a $715,000 progr; laboratory-classroom building. It is progr? designed to improve the quality of lab mentj facilities. An intramural athletics field is The also under construction. time ? Community support is also evident in the said s staff development program. This program from t is directed by Dr. Bill Holcolm, graduate from a studies coordinator, and is a consortium of Stuc nine school districts and seven counties. It acade r>rn\ri Hoc a 4 SiriHa \foriot\r nf corvinoc for pi vy* IVAV.O (? YY A V4V/ TUft 1VVJT V/l OVI V I WO 1 VI lICWoJJ personnel in the public schools, such as and a: renewing teaching certificates and giving team, Union support By Nancy Richmond staffwriter increase because The Russell House members "don't want University Union Executive programs out, and w Council voted Tuesday to keep all programs fre support an activities fee cheap as possible. increase. we naa m prograi The $4 increase, to be year," she said, effective next spring, will decided we don't w help solve Russell House limit the quality financial problems, ac- quantity of them. V cording to union President looking for ideas for | Rebecca Grimes. Like many money and better w other university spending it. organizations she said the "We are reauired union is not receiving suf- university to raise ficient funding. money than we're { Finding solutions to these Grimes said. "But financial problems is one of committees don't nnir\n'c? rfAolc fnr f1 f\OA mnno\; 11 iii^ uuiwii o guaio iui 111c iaoU" . 81 academic year, Grimes She said film price said . already been incres GRIMES SAID the union raise more revenue, I will support the activities fee jf m0re money ** if ^ 1 discount I oldies - - M l^clCIl 1 hour cleaning Records 4 hour laundry 6 days a week i housniuls < I l i M-F 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m. I rc(' Catalog SAT. 7:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Discount oldie Dent C. 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It now has three is in Allendaie and 11 buildings, ig more than 70 acres. nrollment dropped to 44 students in it the school has grown rapidly since There are now 560 students in te and undergraduate courses at the TER'S OF business administration > are offered through the ETV m. Continuing education courses even more students. Courses in the o years of most bachelor's programs lilable to students. Associate degrees ired in arts and science. e is also a two-year secretarial m and an early childhood education m in addition to the staff developrogram. Tuition is $385 per semester. Salkehatchie campus employs 15 fullnd 25 part-time instructors. Clayton )me of these instructors commute le Columbia campus, and others are II over the country. ent activities include several nic clubs, the yearbook and iper staffs, a foreign language club tudent union. There is also a baseball vhich plays schools in several states. s increase its allocated to the union, other to cut prices, such as cover ant to charges for the Spur, will be : or as raised. is last ANOTHER POSSIBLE "We solution would be to lower int to the programming budget. and This would mean getting e are local musical groups, she letting Said. iys of Grimes said she would like to see the student senate >v the pnnrlnnf o cnnrm; a con ? .IU1 vv-jr IU JLL 11U" more students would like to see iven," some make Palmetto Gold j'j > have Buying Service | j sed to I j ut that Do you neeo money? I s not Come see us first. We [ | pay great prices. t j |j | Buying school Rings, I I Jewelry, silver, M f! watches, Coins, j:j Li Artiffhlnn nftl-ilnn i; "iiriniiiaui vaiuc j.;j I Palmetto Gold ies I Buying Service ! 4453 Devlnest. s 787-4886 I- I open 9:30am-500pm >(>!() I Mori.-Sat. n r EARN py J | if you an f B Negative vc <lf earn $20 pe 1 d0 ^ | Serologicals x I i|| Suite 105,27 I I Columbi: Jf | 25MO I if you do r | bloc will be | BlOOf | for you fr rvice // " * - '\<V ' .. n> ^ w %, >r - USC-Salkehatchie is a uniqi supported by the Western Ca The campus also provides an ir sports program. A soccer team organized. OTHER ACTIVITIES include th Town and Gown Affair, the Sal Theatrical Ensemble, a choral < and arts and lectures series. There art gallery on campus. Membe community are invited.to exhibit tl Faculty members have helped several community clubs, sucl in activity union money spent. pr( She said she feels the union anH chiHont moHio oro C uvuuvill. IIIVUIU (11 ^ HIV; most important w0 organizations on campus str because they are so large. Co But she said all int organizations are treated the str same as far as money goes. pl? The survey results could ev? provide a priority system, f?r she said, which would help j?^ solve the union's financial _J The GAMECOCK is the student I newspaper of the University of South Carolina ana is puDlished three times a [t week on Mondays, Wednesdays and \S' Fridays during the fall and spring / semesters and once weekly on K1 Wednesdays during both summer Ij sessions with the exception of university holidays and examination periods. Opinions expressed in the y.1 GAMECOCK are those of the editors y) and not those of the University ol y. South Carolina. Ki The University of South Carolina is ffi an equal opportunity institution. The Board of Student Publications and Communications is the publisher of the GAMECOCK. The Student Media I Office is the parent organization of the I GAMECOCK. I ChnnnA ril flHHrnoo sciiption requests and other correspondece should be sent to the GAMECOCK. Box 85131. Russell House. University of South Carolina.. Columbia. S.C. 29208. Subscription rates are $5.50 per semester and $2 for the summer sessions. Third class postage paid at Columbia. SC. TRAMONE^ ! e Blood Type | i or AB Negative ? >u can | r pint of bloods nated. | Of rnliimhi^ >> W WIWIIIMIU )) A inc. I | '19 Middleburg, ? a, S.C. 29204 | 1-6537 I n.-Fri. | lot know vourl ?d type, I happy to do a| 1 Typing | ee of charge. | ^gs^STJsaBF TjSp|P^^^E^^^^B3^^H^BH^^HBBBBBK^7B^l?^|?^Sffi5j5 / *ttjH 1 ii1 1 ' te regional campus in Carolina's system. It is rolina Higher Education Commission. itramural historical association. Larry Strong, a is being faculty member, excavates for Indian artifacts. The campus worked with the Barne monthly we^ Chamber of Commerce to compile a kehatchie survey on nuclear waste in the area, ensemble, Although Salkehatchie is a commuter : is also an campus, many students stay in motels that tUn ^ l~ rnl 1 _1_ is vii uic uidigc uii ct acnicsici uat>is>. nil' HJUltMS leirwork. experienced financial problems with 1-95 organize was constructed, eliminating many of their i as the customers. fees Correction >blems. jn Monday's special irimes said the union is Homecoming pullout secrking to improve the ion ^ incorrect y reported ucture of the Finance .a ^the P, !)Jmni mmittee. Improving fL" ./T1,,;!' ernal organizational J? ? lV w * ^ J ucture by having more ^ jle^ a* ^e Montego Club inning and better on Farrell Road For further iluation is a second goal information, call Kim Grant 1980-81. at 777-7716. !SSSSSS8SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS?jj Prejgnancy Termination ? Counseling Available | UH ne? shot included ? $17r> Nlondny-Wednesday ITidciy }? 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