Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I ^ (j 1 t '& &&- J t SUM Photo by |OHN PARNILL. < ! Campus Police Officer I KA -? s~\ n lr < (dspcl iriaiiu" ? * The G AMI COCK is the studenl " newspaper of (he University of South Carolina and is published four times a > week on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays during the fall and spring semesters and weekly on Wednesdays during both summer sessions, with Ihe exception of university holidays and examination periods. Opinions expressed in Ihe GAMECOCK are those of the editors and not those of the University of South Carolina. The University of South Carolina is an equal opportunity institution. The Hoard of Student Publications and Communications is the publisher of Ihe C.AMICOCK. The Student Media Department is the parent organisation of the CAMtCOCK. Change of address forms, subscription requests and other correspondence should be sent to the GAMK OCR Bo* HUM. University ol South Carolina, t olumbia. S C. J920H. Subscription rates are SI VIM) for one (I) year Slt.(M) per lall or spring semester and > 1 (Ml tor f>oth summer sessions. I hircl t l.iss posl.i^c paid .it C olumbia. V< ). I THE GUARD I SCAR \ ARE A, IS Units in the Col ! $1,500.00 Bonus * 154.000.00 Educa $2,000.00 Additi Earn a mir Soi Campus security has tarted a new program this ear which provides riminal justice students vith practical job experience and helps answer he university's occasional leed for extra campus ecurity forces. The program has been * ? A 1 _ . J 1 ? I I 4 I miiuy ucvt-iupcu nv inu College of Criminal Justice ind the Campus Police. The >lan allows lfi criminal ustice students to work with Campus Police officers luring peak security periods it use. "We believe this is a pace netting idea." Criminal Justice Dean William Mathias said. "It shows the tremendous amount of ^onnaence me university has in our students, and we think other universities may follow our lead in developing similar plans." Gate Ho OPEN 6.30 A.M.-2C .... ' I , An Extensn Excellently Pi Columbia\ Bar Feotu BUFFET LUI Open before and aft 917 BLUFF RD.-I (Across from Carotin . *; 'mai BELONGS beca NG - USC - RC a f . ^ ? . - - gg| Voud USC Student Members ( rRP D l/IOI CAV. Eastover, SC MERICA AT IT'S I umbia Area or tional Assistance Acirif vimi Luucauvnai r\wi: Provided by State Governim limum of $75.00 per wee nth Carolina Arm National Guard Contact: Dex Maness 748-4229 THE IDEA developed last fall when USC President James Holderman and Law Enforcement Safety Director Carl Stokes started looking for ways to handle extra security and special campus events without having to hire additional fullt i rv? omnlnt rone v I I 1 1 v V. Ill Stokes said the 1(> reserve officers were used around campus in parking lots, during registration, at the bookstore. t transporting money and when dignitaries visit USC. Mathias said. "By using our students on a part-time basis, the university will be able to handle neak times without hiring additional full-time personnel," Mathias said. "In the process our students will be able to earn some extra money and gain operational experience." Stokes said the reserve officer program has been ' iior> Breakfast US6 lunch K) P.M. MON.-FRI. I i /i 7\ /f * i /-\ 4 /1' IViCflU VJ epared Food s Finest Salad ring H MCH $3.50 ter football games ?; ? PH. 799-6714 i Stadium K-12 on -J use... nc J#*** 5f j: 8EST itance ?nt. kend. y MMIHHnaHNMH I quitesuccessful andthatmost H of the feedback he has been receiving has been positive. tf BARRY ROSEN, McKissick r Museum director, said he r had used reserve officers I during the Southern Arts H Festival this semester and 8 was pleased. "They handled security i and were very friendly and f| answered questions our ? patrons had." Rosen said i "From the quality of people 1 yln lirnl I think il is; vt'i'V li good program. Students selected for the * program are at least 21 years old, are u p perclassmen or graduate students and meet the qualifications required for police officers. The reserve officers were t rt I ill f) in. 9 [ C^UII UU WW UUUV.15W 111 tensive job training from | Campus Police officers, S.C. Law Enforcement personnel, and other criminal justice professionals. J. ) r (%k) HANDSPUT PIZZA I " > 2 Calzones ! ? .-i Ucll ILI 2 Cokes $5.20 Main St Store On I 15 7 36 Harden St. I j "Five Points" 1 ! h i Runner' But I l ! NIKE NEW RAL A Ij SAUCONY 5 The Best in Runnir J Wear, Warm-Ups, Sh j Our convenient I I campus. fe, BKs?. uBH Campus Police Sgt. A.M. She; the police station at 438 S.Ma Mau 1 631 \ 799-4 Delivery Sun.-Thurs.: 5| Sj Fri.-Sat.: 5pr j $l.00< I any size I j 2 Free C j with sn I 4 Free C Expires I vv,,!, |a llv "'7SI Main St. Sto 1 RUNNERS' CHOICE s Choice is a Name Dro With Names Like These You Would Be Too! ,NCE ! 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