Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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"X-:- . ill < " ' , *' ' I' ' y-y,y\i>: '.' :. v *" . ' ' v.;-:-: : .,. v s* . .. . ; - . .. >>* # $ .. * ' "<y> 0L w*m: M -"^-"F )^rJ? ^teyvV'r^ ~~~ ""~"""'r'" j ;r-!" WW 4f ' _-: '--.jI '"'^-3 ^JMR*** ^BBB^fiwioVr^ i :i'i VihWPWBBI wernment President Larry Floyd speaks to a student st ek. (Photo by Barry Nawmar Energ THE SENATE ap propnaiea lor siuaeni Government to hire a work study student to sell discount movie tickets. "We want to expand the hours of selling movie tickets," Larry Kellner, Studeni Government presiderr .saidKellnc. urged senators to talk to state legislators about the 7 percent personnel cuts affecting all state inOpinions oxprossed in the GAMECOCK ere those of the editors and not those of the University of South Carolina. The University of South Carolina is an equal oppo'Hmity institution The Board of Student Publications and Communications is the publisher of the GAMECOCK. The Student Media Office is the purent organization of tho GAMECOCK. The GAMECOCK is the student newspaper of the Univorsity of South Carolina and is published thrae times a week on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays during tho fall and spring semesters and once weekly on Wednesdays during both summer sossions with the exception of university holidays and examination per'ods. Change of address forms, sub scription requests and other correspondence should be sent to the GAMECOCK. Bo* 85131. Russell House. University of South Carolina. Columbia. S C. 29208 Subscription rates nre $5.50 per semester and $2 for the summer sessions. Third class postage paid at Columbia. S C. DAK ~ >IES -s y each h student ID 1039 Marion Street w Claire Towers k Columbia, S.C. I 803-254-8931 flfl ':S - I 5 I I - j &*? B 4 #JV? i^K i^^Hrw" 1 / --1 ?? ; B ?**< SB ' I ?*?.'?:. ?E *?j. jB Kollner talks to his secret mator. The senate declared t }) [y We< stitutions. HE SAID of the campus parking problem, "It is of utmost importance that we get 'the Pit' back as soon as possible.'' The Residential Life Committee reported that university-owned engraving machines are availahle in dorms for students to code their valuables. Each student is given a code which rHl "A COLLECTC CAMECO( Special Autographs l^jlt ' by artist & writer SAT 9:30-3:30 [ ! The jewelry \ 2909 Piatt Springs Rd. w [: ] "it's more than lust anc iMalliBippppppipii I HAD Ill BVIWH% | BOP 1 Senior Honi I recogr ! I and proi S schola I leader servia Applies m nuw c#v 1 attl | Russell I I informati -I---.MR fc 1 ' > - V v . i v . : ary while Vice he week of Jan. >k set is on file with Campus Police. "The first four digits of the code are unique to USC and recognized nationwide," said Mike Doherty, Residential Life Committee chairman. The remaining digits will identify the student, he said. Jeff Floyd, Student Government vice president, I appointed Alan Thomas to thp .Inriiriflrv PnmmiHoo J vv/?..?..vvvv. IR'SITEMl" HH :k rock 1 $3.95 I Record or Cassette j Includes: j;;-dj Gamecock Rock, j | George You're No. 1 I j pr and Bin spur. IH Marohnnca i 1 ' Ml VI IVM^V [ . ,; j . Cola. 9 til 6 Mon.-Sat. H >ther Jewelry store." ; j TAR 1 iPn I 1 or Society | lizing i noting I . i! rship i w ship 1 a itions 1 ailahle 8 he I blouse i on Desk. 1 iililllilililijll t?News Finances A free seminar on personal fi four Columbia financial expert to 8 p.m. Jan. 28 in business administration buildin Columbia businessmen will purchasing real estate, invesl personal taxes and budgets. I Sponsored by the New Care Alumni Association, the presen question and answer period. F the Alumni Association at 777-41 Try biofe A free workshop on biofet conducted by Dr. Lester Fehi Medical Center from 4 to 7 p.i Auditorium. Participants in the worksho j "open focus" method for rel; I biofeedback techniques, includ The three-hour workshop i Psychology Department. Tips OH ?/A program examining the munication and how it affect relationships will be given by * and authority on nonverbal con The program, sponsored University Union Ideas and Isj the Russell House Ballroom at f Lybrand will give tips for terviews, public speaking and how body movements reveal pe Admission is $1 for the public UNivERsm Grand Open Resume Passport Portrait Photography I: 317 Russei 777-78 Open 12-5 p.it Division of Stui Successful Don't Jusl At the Institute for Paralegal Tr over 4,000 college graduates for finance After just three months < place you in a stimulating and of professional growth and expand a Legal Assistant you will do wor attorneys and other professiona banks, government agencies an Furthermore. you will earn gradu of Arts in Legal Studies through course work completed at The lr We are regarded as the natior ious program ror Training legal Sf business and finance But, as im quality is our placement result T service will tind you a job in the cit be eligible for a substantial tuitio If you are a senior in high acad for the most practical way to beg Placement Office for an interviev We will visit your campus on The >,* Institute for vrf; Paralegal XL Training Qj" ail (< "Hx5-' .'tlfO tiy Para l Approved by The America rroyrams tarn run ^reciu I owa through Antioch School of Law Briefs? ieminar nancial planning featuring | s will be presented from 6 Belk Auditorium at the g discuss buying insurance, ting money and handling linians group of the USC tation will be followed by a or more information, call 111. edback (dback procedures will be mi of Princeton University m. Jan. 29 in Gambrell p will learn about Fehmi's axation training and other ling EEG biofeedback. 1 is snnnsnrpH hv tho TTQr" -I VUV teaking study of nonverbal coms social and professional fayne Lybrand, consultant imunications. by the Russell House sues Committee, will be in I p.m. Jan. 29. more successlul job inleadership roles and show rsonality. and free to USC students r Studio ing Special Two B/w instant Ppcumo Dhrtfftt I IV 9 I IV/K M-? $4.00 (includes sitting) jyMike Goff II House {66 i., Mon.-Fri. dent Media i ; I I Careers Happen i i ' ninmn \a/o hn/D nrDn'irnH > ..V. I1UYV, ^/ivyuitu j careers in law business and Df intensive training, we will lallenging position that offers ing career opportunities As k traditionally performed by Is in law firms, corporations. ! d insurance companies late credit towards a Master Antioch School of Law for all istitute i s finest and most prestig- , )ecialists for law firms, portant as our academic he Institute's placement yofyour choice If not . you will n refund emic standina and lookino Iin your career, contact your v with our representative : FEBRUARY 19, 1981 L 235 South 1 7th Street < Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19103 I (215) 732-6600 I il. ln< in Bar Association rd M A in Legal Studies I