Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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1 f* aIIam ~ By LIZ C/ SUttJtt Journalists looking for jobs n on campus. Journalism Dial-A-J The service is for journalis anyone can call the number, 777 Beth Dickey is the project dir is the sponsor. A Dial-A-Job is a recording o recording Pivps infnrmatinn C? O- ' Campus Crime NOV. 10? A motorcycle was stolen from the Cliff M Amrtmpntc TStrrv Hir>\rr?loc blltVIIVU , A. TTV W1VJ VytVO were stolen from the South Building bike rack. NOV. 9? Several items were stolen from a McClintock room. A purse was stolen from the Carolina Coliseum. A student was found masturbating behind a bookshelf in the Thomas Cooper Library. NOV. 8? Camera 9 equipment was stolen from a Bates West room. A con vertible car top was cut. A former mental patient was found near South Building. NOV. 7? A false fire alarm was activated in the Mcbride Quad. Four men were arrested for starting a disruption in the Kussell _ House. A bicycle was stolen W from Wade Hampton Hotel. The blue light was stolen from the top of a police car at the Coliseum during ticket distribution. NOV. 6? A wallet was stolen from the Mcbride Quad. A wallet was stolen in the Wade Hampton Hotel. Drayton Hall received a ? bomb threat. NOV. 5? A car was broken into on Gadston Street. A bicvcltf was stolnn from thp Thomas Cooper Library. Two potted plants were stolen from the president's office. A camera was stolen in the l>aw Center. A window A was broken out of a car on Wheat Street. NOV. 4? Some jewelry was stolen from a Bates room. A student was caught stealing books from the Thomas Cooper Library. Ihe (.AMt(()(K is the student newspapei nl Ihe University <>l South ( arolina and is published (out times a week on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thui sdays and todays during the tall and spring semesters and weekly on Wednesdays during liolh summer sessions, with the reception oi university holidays and examination |>eriods. Opinions expressed in the CAMKOC'K re those of the editors and not those of the University of South Carolina the University of South Carolina is an eoual OOlWlrtunitv inifitittinn 1 the Board of Student Publications and ( ommunk a lions is the publisher of the GAMICOCK The Student Media Department is the parent organization ol the GAMECOCK. Change of address forms, subscription requests and other correspondence should be sent to the GAMICOCK, Boc Br.ltl. University of South Carolina, Columbia. S.C iViOH Subscription rates are $11 00 for one (t) year, $B.OO per fall or spring semester and % t.00 for both summer sessions. Ihird class postage paid at Columbia. SC. A Of If kNNIFF dtei ow have a telephone serv fob. m students and alumni, I -2565. ector and Albert T. Scrogg i about three minutes. 1 about jobs ranging fr< L iiurnaiis reporting to program co< children's books. ice Each listing gives the jot resumes, wh^ experience iut number of the employer. Although most of the jobs a ins come from all over the coun news-editorial field, especial] 'he The organization is sendi am vertising organizations to inc SBMHMBBNbmmmbbmmhmm ___ m uner >rdinating to the writing of c ) title and city, where to send 1 is required, and the telephone < re in South Carolina, job listings itry. Most of the jobs are in the < ly copy editing. ng out letters to national ad- i rease tne number of listings. MMSt be fVeshntstfi. v f s Dial-AThe Journalism Dial-A-Job has beer ne month. The idea for the ser ibrarianship telephone job service. I he phone rings about 150 times a \ tntered on Mondays. A letter is sent to all graduates ii ler vices. Although no follow-up is being don hose using the service have been fav nay be assesed after the service is mo S starring Miller High I I I Irewod by Miller Brewing Co Milwaukee. V MHHHHMBHHI Job i in operation for about vice came from the veek. New listings are nforming them of the e, the comments from orable. Statistical data reestablished. jfe 1 Vis 0m*