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continued from page 2 nationally competitve team. Others on the debate ai A. ? yei, ms success at having struggling to keep at 1 and serving a large number 3.0 GPA. It is theref< of the student population has suprise that many been minimal. With the many debaters are j current level of funding, any scholastic suspension c increase in the number of dropout or leave for peple being served would schools offering 1 reduce the amount of programs. As the rpcnurroc nor nownn * ^ ^ ? ? ? 5 ? ? . wo pvi jn^ioun LU (1 g I l> W S IT! S1Z0 level that would reduce recognition, all national competitiveness. In problems are magnifie addition to the lack of fun- To solve the pr ding, there is the problem of stated above, the Gam untuning panicipants. should firstly allow f( coverage of debate acti with the same zeal U5 COLLEGE debate has cover sporting and been viewed as a program events. The administr for a select few. This is secondly, should ser unfortunately a true consider the increai statement: only a few people program funding alon? are willing to sacrifice the some degree of feewar time and effort which debate tuition coverage requires. The sacrifice is methods used by significant Ac ?-? \ e? m.0>.uivuiiv, j lo a vy aj ui i3LiiuuiJ5) iui paruci] illustration, my partner was The administration s recently fired from his job also voice support fo due to the number of Carolina Forensics Pro weekends missed, and was openly. forced to give up a job for the same reasons. No seriously Hopefully this lettei active person on the debate prod comment team is employed, awareness by the sti Academically the sacrifice an(j faculty of the U is also great. My partner, s^y who is in the Honor program and is a Carolina Scholar, had to cut classes to the minimum number of hours Gregory Squire in order to keep his GPA up. Freshman, CEDA D< I Catholic Student Center, USC 1610 Greene St. Tel. 799-5870 Sunday Masses 11, 6| |H Monday thru Thursday Mass 5| I I Friday Mass 7:45 i [ ! First Wed. of each month: Faculty/staff lunch 11:30-1:30 i j Fr. Stephen Lynch, O.F.M. j Catholic Campus Minister J j J j*^ j~H1 i h Lei (i winner Leaa the Way I Musical Key Cham ^ j 1 2909 Piatt Springs Rd., W. Cola, j g|| "li s more <han just another jewelry store." UASSIHEDS All classified ads must be HELP WANTEI prepaid. Payment must be made with cash, check or Pa" "me vyo,k- we wi" "8in p?,( money order In the exact pl0,,ees ,or Val*n|,ne '82. 5 2 ho ? amount. Orders are accepted beginning January 4. Cost $10. Refund) In Room 323. Russell House qu4l,,y ,0f employment. Register lor < during regular University 3303 Millwood Ave. business hours or via the mall 0 on a Classified Advertising Need man ,(x) W||h backgroun Mailer only. Deadlines are: 3:00 wo,k ,n ,f?Ph* deP'- tnfl'ave- assemble. p.m. Monday for Wednesdays ,9ceiv8 l,?phi61 fu)l <""? with company Issue, 3:00 Tuesday for Thur- AIm 1 P1" time man for cleanup work J Sday's Issue, 3:00 p.m. wed- 1201 Rosewood Dr. In person only. nesdav for Fridavs i??ha j?h 3:00 p.m. Thursday for Mon- STUDENTS Ml or pari time for light clay's Issue. Advertisements Thorough knowledge of Columbia. ' may be cancelled before 10:00 economy car, aood appearance and be a.m. the day prior to P*,c#n' commission plus car eipe publication. Refunds are not co!lecl <404> 329 0016 or 32900 J given. For more Information Mathews. 0 contact student Media Ad vertlslng, box 85131, use, ur\| ICIKI^ Columbia, SC 29208 or call 777- nvyUjIINU - 4249. 9 Apt. available for rent next semester, I 41 Apis 2 miles from campus Call eveni : CAMPUS NOTICES 5214 Single female working and night set ^ oi..k ? c.;j.u n? i 1 nu shareinap tment. Call 256 2301 eit wd ""'""'""'H "? mecircry. ruuoy i/rc. 11 mm li room 302. 7:00 p m I Clean, nonsmoking female needed to s I 2B0R unfurnished apt $112 50 plu # * Letters To The Editor ealso Boswell Properly Attiri Jrcfno TO THE EDITOR: times In December fourth issue, a Gamecock editor criticizes ?ut on John Boswell IlSfl shiHpnt.fwiu nroo^ont ~~ 1 , u.v>?w.? n/vvij [/I volutin, 1U1 SCVCldl r they privileges received by virtue of his office: two in particular, other are purchase of a tuxedo using Carolina funds, and >etter receiving six Carolina football tickets to every game. These team criticisms, which are attempting to make an issue out of 3 n d nothing, are both petty and unfounded. these when the President of the United States enters a Press d- conference, it is assumed that he will appear well dressed, 3blem an(j neatly groomed. Who would take him seriously if he ecock came dressed in his undershirt, jeans and sneakers? >r the ivities IN the same way, but on a smaller scale, Boswell, ?ed to president and representative of the student body, should also social show the same kind of consideration to his fellow stndpnts tiii'jn, fhe President does to his fellow Americans. When required to iously attend a formal gathering as a USC representative, Boswell ;e in would be doing the student-body a disservice to appear in ' anything else but the proper attire. It should also be men/er or tioned, that the tuxedo would not even be needed if Boswell (all ?_ other >ants. i Teacher Flawed TO THE EDITOR: the questionare. That is his r wjjj right. His future students and We student evaluation also have the right to know idents is a ?o?d ic*ea. >rhere *s one what they have to look forniver niajor flaw in this program ward to. No one needs to be however. The instructors evaluated more than Dr. decide wether or not they Hideaki Kobayashi of the will be evaluated. Most of College of Engeneering. The our instructors have been staff of the Gamecock shall -Mills willing but there is one man decide if our opinions should ibater who chose not to distribute be heard, not he.* Dr. ^ (3reat way to pull the Tiger's Tail! """"""""""1 I | t -\r i.m. *! ?*:> eacn or 5 for >5.UU >.m. I 10 for $9.00 , m- I For Order Information or Bulk [ j | Purchases call 7361396. ; Triton Enterprises Inc. n 1680 A Horseshoe Dr. | Columbia, S.C. 29204 H ? Roommate needed for spring. $112.50 and hall Wl,| sha(e eipense$ and dnvinfl to California } ul.lHies Bus route avail. 787 6152 Randy. 0ec 23 Ca|| Joe Ll,aflaua Davs 758 4423. nights 765 1874. filial em MEN S CAMPUS HOUSING FOR SPRING. CALL jr classes 7 5460. Business Students: Tired of getting ripped off? 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No Conizations on your recent promotions wit.n questions Reward Lisa, 772 7787. |he GAy llbe(alion A(my! Sweet Revennc. PS I now know why you ENJOYED ripping oil my PERSONALS Iroadmoor ngj, 7g6 Happy Holidays ZBT love Your Little Sisters P S. HORSEBACK TRAIL RIDES 1,000 acres, no Congratulations New Brother! guide necessary, lor appointment call Windehime ool seeks farm, Columbia, 7b4 3080. M Happy Anniversary Thanks for a super year 10 days ^0VB' ^ Scholarship Drawing. $ 1.00 donation with hare great winner receiving one (1) semestei in state tuition Happy 20th Birthday Robbykins Wuv, your i utilities. or equivalent. Drawing Dec. 12. Contact any Oelta secret admuer Richard Goofy! IJpsilon member or call 777 1819. o* ^ 4 A ^ 'li I ed Is Student Service were the average student, and not required to attend formal meetings. It thus seems clear that he should not have to pay for the tuxedo from his own pocket. A second grievance against Boswell was made in the Gamecock's editorial. The editor writes, "While the USC students spend freezing nights trying to secure CarolinaClemson tickets near the 50-yard-line, Mr. Boswell spends his nights wondering which five other people he will invite to the $ ) game." Mr. Boswell puts a great deal of time into helping to make USC a better place for the students. Although implied otherwise, hjf days, outside of class, are not spent buying tuxedos and other personal luxuries. Many hours are put into his job; hours which are*iot always convenient. Why then, is Boswell being criticized for receiving football tickets? It is p I pa rl v a roac nnnhln poumrH ('/-?* J M . UMUU..UU1V t vnai u ivi U1C JUU I1C |JCI lUI'IUS. Instead of putting him down for such petty complaints, why not support him, so that he can help us more effectively? He is our student president, and the only one we've got! Kristin Hoffman ' Freshman Nursing Maior Kobayashi "feaches" ENGR repair the damage he has 110 FORTRAN! TKn Hnna ? ? 1 = x . ? . a "v- uuu^. iic nave mineu in ien majority of his students are program printouts. None innocent first semester have been returned. Apfreshmen. Kobayashi parently he has yet to grade mumbles incoherently. The them. We will not reccomend notes he gives us are usually him to anyone. wrong causing us to waste hours of our time and NAMES WITHHELD BY computer time trying to REQUEST Relax. HaveFimTii Enjoy I Enter a new wonderful world of excitement. The atmosphere is different ? the perfect setting for your favorite cocktails! And what food! The menu offers a variety that all the family will enjoy. Popular prices, too. 0 I Discover Julie's Place soon I it's the kind of restaurant that makes you 1 want to come back a^ain and a$rain. M 1325 Garner Lane Columbia 798-7455 I 5900 Garner's Ferry Rd. Columbia* 783-4211 I | Open cvj'rv day ? Lunch. Dinner, CorktailN ^ ^ I w Need riders to Michigan or part way. Going SFRVICFS through Knoxville and up I 75. 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