Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Univer^ity ol South C<iioim<i . > in o))|io' I in ?il v institution 11<Uo.id of Studer.; f'ulilu .itioris .cut ComiiKiniovMions is tlx; publisher I iIn; (?AM?COCK. li 10 Student Med 1.1 C/tte is the |i<liOIU organization i>f the t.AMfCOCK I he liAMl COCK is the student ite a spapei o* the I In. vei i.ity of South Carolina .inn is published thiee times .i weet< on Mondays Wednesday and I rid.iys during the (.ill <ind spring semei.ters <ind once weekly on Wednesdays during both summer sessions with th<? exception oT university holidays <iru1 examination periods Change of addtess forms, subscription requests and other correspondence should be send to the GAMECOCK. Box 85131, Russell House. University of South Carolina. Columbia. SC 29208 Subscription rates are $b 60 per semester and $2 for the sumnisr sessions Third class postage paid at Columbia, S C ft Is plans beei tat*. -Studen ^s beer bas season s The Sei 6:30 p.m the Geor Floyd, St B "It will chance f They've i FLOY] open to a organize interes next fa The approv Hiffher Colleg< "The univer both Sc also pr to purs Colleg* STU and mi advan< Thej 1 Scienc Social profici F Floyd speaks to the "ew d nafe voted Wednesday ?H?^ r a beer bash to honor and, a sketba//players. an An pec tat MMCMHMHBBMBi rilD M. V A l/i* I_ V.LIT W GOOD NEW YOU'VE HEARD ABOUT OUR LOW f>RI uj OUR ADDRESS < ttXINOTQW-/y / ^ATT SFXNGS VP ? jss&mFl ~ squ*w< ^ I C ^? IHi JIWtlBY WAftlHCH M 1*0* nATT SWINGS ?0 W COIA. < ; j IT S WOW THAN JUST ANOTHIR j Bill IMitlMl i'll hi?iwhimhhb ritP A SAVF PtJNDEEg rbashfor From Staff Reports t Senate allocated $350 Wednesday tc h with the Student Alumni Associati last home basketball game. nior Appreciation Student Spirit Night . Monday in the coliseum's Elephant gia Southern basketball game, accc udent Government vice president. I be more than just a party," Floyd sai ar all of us to say thanks to the senior; ione just a super job." 0 SAID the party, with free beer and s II USC students with an ID and a gam< rs expect a crowd of about 300, he said liversity v tellectual Frnm Staff Rnnnrts w degree program for intellectually ted in pursuing a classical educatior 11 at USC. new degree, Baccalaureus Artium e ed earlier this month by the state ' Education, and will be offered by 5, USC's honors program. ; purpose of this new degree program 4 1 1 4 ? ...!4U ~ sily s iuusi fcineu siuuents wuii an u itisfy their desire for a broad classic; ovide training appropriate to the car ;ue," said Dr. William Mould, master c e. DENTS IN the program will forgo ti inor course requirements and concent ced work in a variety of areas, Mould s / must complete course requirements e and Mathematics and the College of Sciences, along with demonstrating iency in a foreign language. Other reqi egree include completion of a signif i courses, a senior uiesis anu a ?j.d g.p.i ie proposed program is unlike any o s best as can be determined, the only nerican college or university," Moul ion is that this program v.ill app< i TlHH CES ? NOW HIRE'S | t?lfp|f?lg| n HlllIB 7/,o w?, ^ z\ / / COlUMtIA ^ ? jsc I 6 MON -SAT I WIIRY STORE ? MH basketball In other business, the sem > co-sponsor a time schedules be posted for on before the "With time schedules, si will be held at whether they could ride to c Room before Downing, an off-campus sen >rding to Jeff Downing also suggested g Gas to make their bus sch d. "It's a good students. "I personally dor s on the team. what their time schedules ar OFF-CAMPUS senators a macks, will be Senators failed to reach a e ticket. Party to hold with $800 allocated purpose. vill offer de 1 i?a. 1 ly yiiieu su number of students, with i gifted students enrollment coming from i will be offered provide for our most gifted Addition of the degree pi t Scientiae, was in university faculty, faci Commission on said. The first Baccalaurei South Carolina expected to be awarded in ] is to provide the "THIS NEW DEGREE ption which will as a terminal bachelor'; al education and preparation for further s eers they intend percent of graduates fro >f South Carolina country go on to graduate other kind of further iraini; The new degree's eniph raditional major enhancement of intellects rate on in-depth, of South Carolina College, aid. "South Carolina College in the College of who desire to combine w Humanities and those elements commor third-year level characteristics such as i jirements for the grace, appreciation of ex icant number of tific method, insight int< through literature, art a ther in the state sciences," Mould said, one of its kind at Established in 1978 and d said. "The ex- form, South Carolina C 1 ~ 1. 11 ;ai iu a uiiukcu classes yeariy in an auaut Way Ion Jennings...Willie Nelson.. L Jefferson Starship...Chuck Mangione. Barbra Streisand...Boz Scaggs...Billy Joe Little Feat...Bonnie Raitt...AC/DC...Eagle Linda Ronstadt...Beatles...Lynyrd Skyny Neil Diamond.^1-'? p.99../ 310.C Now - March 11 ' 4? _ Record Bar J? IT (Home of the Vinyl Avenger)^? BiSlBiBi wpc-? Hk MCOMM * T*Pf$ am Oflfc Record Bar < ' seniors ite heard a proposal that specific Shuttlecock routes. tudents would be able to know lass or have to walk," said Craig aior. letting South Carolina Electric & tedules more accessible to USC i't know where the buses go or e," he said. re studying the proposals, decision on what kind of banquet i g\ ( 1 r\\rnrtt v* \f ff\t tliit IV OtUUVIIl VjrU V Miiujiii l vyi UH.IV gree for idents ts principal impact on universitx h<? onhanr-oH a11 rar' inn it vx :I! high school students." rogram will rot require inci as',.-, lities or library holdings. IV.ouid is Artium et Scientiae degrees are 1983. program is not designed so much > degree, but more as a solid tudy," Mould s; id. "Close to Jl"> m honors programs around the ; medical or law schools or some ng." asis on breadth of knowledge and al skills parallels the basic mission Mould said. is made up of future professionals ith their pre-professional training ? - -II 4 I. . ? ,1 1 ^^,..,1^ i iu an ii uiy euuvtiicu ja vjjjic, jse of language with clarity and perimental science and the scien) their native and other cultures ind music, as well as the social named for USC's first institutional ollege offers at least loo honors ;mic subjects. i...The Doors^B?||||ip||i] Jolly Parton... Rita CoolidaeT^^^??"L-"-/ j il...Doobie Brothers ?s.. Crystal Gayle..<i^?f^^||fi 'rd...Jimmy Buff /IANY MORE' I Dutch Square Mall Columbia Mall Woodhill Center .-j