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* Wome Not Ji By JULIE JAMESON 1 Staff Writer "There are open doors for females in ROTC," said Capt. Marjorie Vereline, the 1 f .. 1 ? _? ? t?-?/-? I umy icruiaiu (jupiam ai UiT>0. "Women use ROTC scholarships for many . professions, from traditional nursing to more modern navigation." Vereline said freshman and sophomore classes have w more females this year than j any other year. Although the ] increase of females is noticable, they are still outnumbered 4-to-l by the males in ROTC. ] "Females tend to be brighter in ROTC because the qualifications for en '[EH \mmm -r^ STUDEN si he R on Bus Tickets. 1 Government Offic filiated with USC: s I are on sale n Tickets Ir ** I 2 3 4 5 i 6 ! 7 8 * 8 9 ;j 10 n Find R mmammm list For I ranee are so high." Vereline fi ;aid. oi lc Mary Koth, a junior Diochemistry major in FtOTC, said, "I sometimes t'< :atch weird looks, winks or, b jaiuies wneii i m in l jniform." Koth said, "I'm c Droud to wear my uniform." d rhe Air Force is providing s Koth's tuition for her t! planned medical career. s n The main qualities em- c f)hasized in HOTC are leadership and "how to get along with other people, since military jobs require ^ you to work with people," J' Koth said. ^ Friction between male and female ROTC students is _ rare, Koth said, but "during CT ICDf I 1 VJ V7 V L,I\i ENATE MEETINGS are always open to the public. Meetings are Id Wednesdays at 5:1 5 p.m. in Room 01 5 Callcott. + eceive a 20% discount rickets can be purch; :e. (Discounts are give tudents, faculty, etc.) Movie Tickets ow in the Student Governmei vin Fuller General Ciner 2.50 2.15 5.00 4.30 7.50 6.45 10.00 8.60 i i r\ ~i c. I J. ,W IV,/ J 15.00 12.90 17.50 15.05 20.00 17.20 22.50 19.35 25.00 21.50 :otc i Mien eld training there was a lot f friction. The women were toked down upon.'' i| vanillic* ocui is uie accuuu emale student to qualify to e navigator in ROTC at ISC. "This is an accomplishment because USC jl oes not choose the female tudents for navigation, yet hey can choose the male tudents. The female lavigation students are ? hosenby ROTC." H Ci tl Vereline said being in he Air Force is more than a 01 [)b for her. She said her ^ eing on campus has given g, the ^ University ol Schools of h and Veterinary Accepting applications foi March and July 1902 loading t< degrees, and tho Doctor ol Ph fiolds o( Epidemiology. Anaton Direct inguiries to: Carnbboan Admissions. I (6th Floor) New York, N Y 100 Cuadrado. University of Domn Roseau, Commonwealth ol D Islands. West Indies V _y ^MENT f ised in Student n to people af it Office. ! na I _J j^hbj Cynthia Seal is the second at USC. ther female students in < 10TC inspiration to sue- < eed. "The opportunities are i iere." ! The Air Force has an r? rganization for females ho are not sure about etting involved with ROTC f Dominica ^1 ledicine ' Medicine programs beginning in ) tho MD and DVM ilosophy dogroo in the ' ny and Microbiology nc. 16 Wpst 32 St 01 or Doan R tic a. P.O. Box 206. omimca. Windward r~ I Lexington County H< is offering scholars^ scholarships will cover to a maximum of $600 Lexington County H facility located five m I Lexington features all p nursing opportunities. A representative froi the lobby of the Scho< 198 I from 9:30 until For more informatio Lexington County Hos| or contact the Personn Columbia, S.C. 29 I 69 IX-JKXHNG' COUNTS 2720 Sunset Blvd. West Columbia, S.C. 2 [ | Wo Are An Equal Opportuni | Employer M/F V.v *r.. female student to qualify to be < :alled Angel Flight, a civilian organization. It is litt sponsored by the Arnold Air a s Society. Ve 1uL*741 D ^7*1 Uiwi HtkiiliMihin Permanent Centers open days, Opp evenings and weekends. les: Low hourly cost. Dedicated full- Vok time staff. cor Complete TESTn-TAPE ^facilities ers for review of class lessons and opr supplementary materials. cor ove 1ft KAPLAN , | Ky.> ECRJCATIONAl CENTER IfLgaf TEST PREPARATION V" * SPECIALISTS SINCE 1938 CAL NURSING CHOLARSHIPS >spital in West Columbia, South Car lips to senior-year students. 1 tuition costs for the last two spmpsfp 1 per semester. ospital is a 248-bed general acute iles from the capitol city of Colur rivate rooms and offers a wide vane m Lexington County Hospital will ?! of Nursing on Monday, Decemb 1:00. n regarding the scholarship progra >ital, come by and see the represent el Office, 2120 Sunset Boulevard. , telephone (803) 791-2131 TON > Wm \ I Bl .: ;i i navigator in ROTC 'It is comparable to a le sister organization. It's iocial service type deal," relinesaid. LJ T Our |B ? rtl 1 ; -? ' ~\C- i I Yejr I ortunity to make up missed I sons. J iminous home-study materials istantly updated by researchexpert in their field lortunity to transfer to and itinue study at any of our r 85 centers. m I OCVINE STREL1 COLUMBIA. $ C :9X>> PHONE (803) 256-067 3 I almr ADoul Olff Ccrtcis OulMflf N* Stale 1 L TOLL FREE 800-223-1 782J Clll 1(1 H | rs up 1 care H Hs? m at B H i ative