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| SATURDAY, FEBRUAI siereostolen from l\is Wo items were stolen from a | non-student, who was obsc arrested in the 600 block under the inflnpnfp Hriuinc of vehicle ownership. A 55-gallon drum of gaso College. A student report while his car was parked student reported a radio, t> t aken from his car while it Garage. There was no sign < ' A student reported his b were bent while it was pari student reported the right broken while parked in the < FEBRUARY I missing from the Col From grade pi Short c From Staff Reports ri - tmn ?A i * r ur siuuenis const ant ly under grade pressure, short courses are a welcome change, according to Steven Wray-Langer, short courses coordinator. "You cannot fail a short course," he said. Short courses are noncredit courses with subjects ranging from needle arts to divorce and varying from one session to 20. USC is offering about 70 short courses this semester. "FORMAL admission to the universty is not a requirement for the rou ses." Wray-Langer said. Tne Oi'M-ons ? :|>i?'sscrl in ilv (jAfvM COCK are ol the editor?, and i.(H \iii,ft- o? tin University ol Sout'> Ciioiintti Tit- Umvcsitv ol S.ititli Carolina is an equal opportunity institution Tin.' Board of Student Publications and Cditminnii nii/mc it it... ....i.i.-i?.. of the GAMTCOCK ihe Student Media Offirt: is th?( parent 01 (jam/ation of tlv GAMECOCK The GAMTCOCK is the student nr>\A sp.iper ot tf>? University of South Carolina arid is published thr?-e tunes i week r>n Mondays Wednesday and frdays doniui ! >? fall and sp? -hi semesters ami "We ?*ve?-k.lv on Wedn"; .lays dorino l?oth stimnie* sessions witt. the u*ce|itmr ol timv'fsi'v hot,days ai.d e?ami'ia"n< periods Ch:?IU)e O' . IM'tT.S <C? H . >.llt ii(<1i.,n f> sts and o!'i> -1 ?-S|ii t?..uld t>" m'iiiI 1 C.AMI CO' - Bo? H',1 j'. Mi S-'l' M. nisi' .lli|rl?si!V of Soot I .'Mi'. ? ?. .. IM S 29?OJ. ',() p ' '(I- I'.I Mllll-' I \c- > P' .stai)' ' at 1 I South i 1 T?1 1I1UI 5 --Serve Campus IY 7? A student reported a iodrow dorm room. Personal Snowden dorm room. A male jrved driving erratically, was of Harden Street for driving ; without a license and no proof line was sioien irom wardlaw ed his car antenna was bent in Blossom Street Garage. A no speakers and a jacket were was parked in Blossom Street of forced entry. icycle's front rim and spokes ted in McBryde quadrangle. A turn signal on his moped was quadrangle. i? A staff member reported a ter Life Sciences Building. A ressures ourses r courses are open to USC students and faculty members and to the general public. Short courses have been /\f ff rtUrtt.* OA - ? ? unci cu IUI duuui ou years and are "here to stay," he said. The program originated in the College of General Studies and is now part of USC's Continuing Education Division. "The response has always Responsible Pa WORK! SnnmsnrpH h\r RAPPU! \>v? wjr L7X lV>Vyl H campus organizations. | Led by Dr. Geraldo Gon Wed. Feb. 11: j 3:30-4:30 -- Residence RH 302 4:30-5:30 ? Clubs a Session, RH 302 i 5:30-7:00 -- Break 7-8:45 -- Opening Holderman. RH 39.7 P.o j 9-10--Reception, Ballr< Thurs. Feb. 12 2:30-3:30 -- Greeks Gro 3:30-4:15 ? BACCHUS RH 302 Anyone welcome I Call 4129 fori Don't Mil of the Border I 'op of Carolina sday, Februai 1:30 - 8:30 p.m Yourself From Our 1 ft Paella (Chicken sa |)eppers. and torn, rice). Tacos, ^ ^ Toastados. Fijoles Calabacitos Con cheese). Habichuc jfilA cut green beans a R/l _Salad. Cole Slaw. n|jnR0t?% cJ~J Huevas Kndiablad Ulsqults. Cornbr f'sIiflW DessetsEx.ra Spanish Cream /> Pumpkin Chiffon ' f WineC&iBeer Aval Uj>on Request $3.95 tax fa*. Call 8108 i Crimestudent was arrested at the drunkenness, disorderly condu TUlTDCnAV ? iiiviiai/nii, rEiDlYC/ini a light on Sumter Street. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUAR turned right on red on Sumter; arrested for driving under the i machine was broken into, and 2 Two lamps were stolen fror pole used to keep cars out of stolen and the lawn was damag TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3front door window of his car \ deck and a Fuzz Buster were parked in Blossom Street Gara purse missing from where she 1 at the sidewalk cafe in Welsh Hi elaxing been good," Wray-Langer said. WRAY-LANGER said the short course program is selfsupporting. A course won't be held unless the instructor can be paid, he said. Tuition prices vary according to each course, with a $3 non-refundable registration fee included in he price. If a person drops a rty Planning SHOP i IS and several other ? ft - ? r r-M _ tciicz. uinv.oiria. 11 | -lalls Group Session, id Organiz. Group remarks by Pres. leetive Session om C J jp Session, RH 302 j - Wrap up session, j ??j ? tu any scsaiuiil lore details >s Out! j lest a y 12 iuffet jteed with onions, green toes, served on a bed of lurritos. Enchiladas. Refritos (Refried Beans). Queso (Squash with las eon Hongos (French id niushr(K)ms). Tossed "ruit Salad. Guacamole. >s (Deviled Fgss). Fiesta !ad Snuarrs Ti>a or arts a lable "XL tip included or reservations A i Golden Spur for public ct and resisting arrest. [ i? A non-student ran a red V 4? A student illegally and Greene streets and was nfluence. A Capstone drink !4 drinks were stolen. n the Sims dorm lobby. A McBryde quadrangle was ed by tire marks. A student reported the left vas broken and a cassette i stolen while the car was ge. A student reported her left it on the back of a chair Limanities Building. change course, all but the registration fee is refunded. Wray-Langer advises people interested in taking a short course to register as soon as possible because registration ooerates on a "first-come, first-serve basis." The short courses office is on the lower level of Wade Hampton Hotel. {Qfl3cOKNtU KBMS RWMACY?/ " phone 7go-lsq6 * sohTTk * pihoccto its. 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