Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Brewer Elect Of USC Alum; Jerry Brewer has recently been elected as a member of the New Carolinians board of directors of the Greater University of South Carolina Alumni Association. Brewer, a Seneca S.C. native will serve a twoyear term on the board of New Carolinians, the organization of Richland County alumni who graduated from Carolina in the past 10 years. The board oversees activities uireciea ai tne recent The GAMtCOCK is Ihe student newspaper of the 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 the GAMTCOCK are those of Ihe editors and not those of Ihe University ol South Carolina. The University of South Carolina is an equal opportunity institution The Board of Student Publications and Communications is the publisher of the GAMtt'OCK. The Student Media Department is the parent organization of the CAMICOCk. ( hange ol address forms, subscription requests and other correspondence should be sent to the GAMECOCK. Box 8S1 11. University of South Carolina, Columbia, S C. 29208. Subscription rates are Slri.OO for one (1) year, SH.OO per fall or spring semester and Vf.00 for both summer sessions. Third class postage paid at Columbia. SC. I -EBBuSMB HgHSH bhhhhhhhhs : Inst : Intramural/ 1 WRESTL l Ti Comba a r . I - ror mose inieresi( Intramurals and/or 1 BODYBUI : Thu I Wei, For those interest* and/or participatio S Look for Racquet questions contact: : 1 ed To Board a m Association graduates, such as socials, seminars and trips. Brewer is director of student media at USC and received a bachelor's degree in political science in 1978 and master's degree in education in 1980 from Carolina. / B&. VSnEft jL m Pitch ^AUABuMMUai^yU ' I ructional Pro offered by th Recreational \bsa n iNirc. c.3 * V V'L.II II Vv' V> (J jesday - February 9, I itive Room, P.E. Cente ed in Freshening thei participation in the VO LDING CLASS - 6 rsday Feb. I 1, 18, 25 ghtroom, P.E. Center < :d in learning how to n in the Weightlifting FREE OF CHARC ball and Sailing Clin Kathy Burin - 7-5261 his ad was made possible the Student Activity fe _ Bicycle R HV r.I ITMM llllPlflMC * vxftjxuii ^ t i ** v-/ a *. am, a i u Staff Writer As the weather slowb turns warmer and student! minds turn to spring sports bicycles will become mor< and more common on th( grounds of USC, and wit! them come bike tnefts. Bike thefts have been ? ,??4 TTon f?. UlClJUl piuuicill (tl UOV/ IUI many years, but the University Policc have started progran called Bike-Watch, aimed a curtailing the usual rash o: bike thefts. v*;. . ' - iers $1.75 10 p.m. BUS( ! ? # # ? gram : ie 1 Sports Office \ 10-8:30 p.m. J 982 ; r Complex r skills for Wrestling I 'restling Club. ; >:00 - 8:00 D.m. , 1982 Complex > lift weights properly - Bodybuilding Club 5E ics in April. For any thru e. egistration oiKe-waicn was star last fall by Lt. Carl Stok director of Safety and L / Enforcement at USC w 5' the cooperation of \ , university bookstore. Students register th * bikes with the Departmen 1 Parking and Vehi< Registration under t i program. rarucipau students receive a card w t their bike's serial numl ? printed on it and a b i decal. Bike registration t nothing new at USC, I f Bike-Watch is the fi campaign to get students Hryjr. . % > Pitchers $ 21 ~1 ? ' STUDE 7 IMc Clemson I Yoi ID's must [ Are you tired o help us do somethir j^mice to sign up or < 1 Guards Agaii vy ted register their bikes, Danny es, Baker, director of public aw relation for Campus Police, ith said. the "Over 500 bikes were registered last fall," Baker ieir said. "This is more than any other year." cle He said that starting this his spring, bikes will be registered by computer. A list ot biKes registered will her be sent to the city and county ike police. is "Registering a bike but doesn't insure that it won't rst be stolen," Baker said, "but ? to it makes the chances of <r$\? Gold ^dSTj vs Presei The Rockin Super Grass Thurs. i -\c Feb. 4 I..Z2 $2.0* III! :nt gover pplications for University Conn for Academic Year 1982-19 will be taken tnday, Feb. I through Monday, ^tnrlpnt Flartirtn ?. w ? VI I8IMVI U General Elections Thurs. Mard Run Off Tues. March 9 * Election Dates Tentative ndividual Group Seating will be i don't have to be in an organiz Notre Dame - Mon. Feb. I 5 Citadel - Mon. Feb. 22 Nevada, Las Vegas - Mon. Mar >e turned in by 9:00 a.m. of de f seeing our University budget lg about it! Please come by th :a!l 7-2654 Mardi Gras Costume Ball Sat. Feb. 6 8pm* 12am Tickets $2, on sale now in the Student Government Office list Theft ? recovery greater." He said students who have haH hilroc c nlon chrtulH rfrv r\ 6" iw the sheriff's office to check for recovered bikes. Ninety percent of the bikes stolen at USC resulted from locks being picked or chains being cut. Baker suggests students use Citadel locks. "I have only seen one bike f ( stolen from a Citadel lock and it wasn't locked properlv." Baker said. He also recommends students park their bikes in a well lighted area, and if possible take them inside at _ night. J ' nts y ' Electric X Sound of k r Fri. ? S5 I 0 I :NMENT riittees ! 83 ' ' Feb. I 5 s \A MT> Mori. Feb. I ation . I signated date. ^ s cut? We need you to I e Student Government |