The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 02, 1981, Page Page 3, Image 3
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Downhill skiing in Colorat
whitewater rafting in Idaho ?
students participating in th
Program.
Students eligible for the pre
universities at in-state tuition
tuition is a mainr hf?npfit nf th
other reasons students shoul
Olivia White, a USC exchange
The exchange "provides
students to get out of the sta
ferences that exist around the
EXCHANGE trips are an op
ideas from other parts of the c
Twenty exchange progran
USC, and 10 USC students pai
enrolled at other colleges. Sc
this semester after spending o
White said exchange stude
from enjoying New York Cit>
the Saw Tooth Mountains of
response to the program has b
Most exchange students h?
USC ahd at other colleges. \
change program's high acade
EXCHANGE students coi
weather, location, quality
southern atmosphere, White s
White said exchange studen
trips to areas of interest,
members visited Charleston, s
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