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USC-S the sysi By Carol Gordon Staff Writer The Sumter Regional Campus of the University of South Carolina, with 1,102 students is the fastest growing campus in the system. The campus, on 35 acres in the northwest section of the city, has five main buildings and five small, temporary buildings. The campus is obtaining funds to constrnfi a building thai will contain a gymnasium, an auditorium 1 and classrooms. < USC-Sum tor. formerly Clemson University at ' Sumter, was established in ' 1973. It offers associate < degrees in the arts and I sciences and a number of I continuing education < courses. An eight-week t evening program is offered 1 for students who work / during the day. Graduate i courses in engineering and business administration are ' oilered. but degrees are > awarded by the Columbia t campus. r 1IIK ( A.MIH S sponsors < i NEED EXTR I | Receive a cash pa | donations. Bring this S first visit and recei\ I S5 Finders Fee I Call for an app J Hyland i I Donor C U l< >_'( M .< I \ , I | I ( l( | >11< ? x : m Hours: Mon., i! 7:30 a.m. -: j (closed wed | | I ii ni 1i |i n i< ?i | ?l? . . n jj KbKSUIVIAL Dt I CEN" I of tl j COUNSELING DEVELOPMEP annoui MEMORY and CONCE HYPMOQIQ Learn to improve concentration by le elude distractions \ ; tention on detail and ON-GOING WC SELING /GROWTH /SUPF Work together on t and interpersonal cor DROP-IN HYPNOSIS j Learn theory and sl and how to apply tr areas. FREE for US( Croup size limitet PHONE: 7! Ifor further inf( reserving a space in choice. OR come to room 203 (next to NBSC) to fill umter: j. uiyi many special events. There's an annual Renaissance Art Festival in the spring. Students, faculty and staff wear costumes from the period. There are music ensembles and other entertainment, such as jousting. Renaissance-period games, authentic Punch and Judy shows and drama presentations. Period food and beverages are served at a banquet and pig roast, over which students dressed as King Henrv VIII and his :ourt preside. Other events include the Carolina Heritage Lecture Series, film festivals, library exhibits and the Islamic Festival. This tall three professors Irom the Columbia campus spoke at he Carolina Lecture Series. K"ilm festivals include an \llred Hitchcock series and tmagical musical series. STUDENT ACTIVITIES nclude intramural football. volleyball. bowling, pool and able tennis The IntrainraU Office also sponsors special activities such a:> ! Sanies Night, tournaments | A MONEY? J | vment for plasma Z ad or student I.D. on I in -*?-* rV/TO A r/I IH fC ail CAIRM 5*4. [j I (Ointment. [j >lasma I tenter J is SIM MM j: | _\~>4 JJH< ) N Tues., Fri., | 5:30 p.m. [ I Inesdavs) I 111 \ < I M i < H < .?11 < |< M U I j VELOPMENT rER j he and HUMAN 4T CENTERS nces: I ! iNTRATION THROUGH your memory and arning how to ex/vhile focusing at- ; recall. )MEN S COUN- ! 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