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Associat BY TAMM St Graduating from college c contact completely, at leas House serves as a communk The Alumni H'-ise on graduates can keep in toucl nes, associate director for alumni office is responsi w programs." The alumni off Office in planning social fu other events for the alumn handles donations to the uni\ According to Barnes, the two-thirds of them graduate graduated in the early li university experienced a gi years there have been about "We are mailing letter addresses. People are e> Alumni who keep in contact1 ^ correct addresses receive th This newspaper is gear* "friends of the university, culation is between 70-75,( season. The paper con graduated who are doing promotions or eettine marri If an alumnus decides ti Association, he or she will Alumni Quarterly. Accordii about 18,000 members. The who have done well and Cetera," which gives inforn ^ their areas. In various U.S. cities US functions and events thr< associations. USC alumni groups are Washington D.C., North C which has the largest conc Columbia area. Groups in formed, Barnes said. Besides programming ev the Alumni House also haj A which is a sub-group of the / 9 Barnes, all graduates who fi are in this group. Barnes s; finished in the past 10 year ferent interests and needs." and information which perl Help them get settled after ci Excellent summer counselin who are interested in servin them in their physical, menl ? those persons who will dedica each individual child develop One must have ability to teai activities. College students, t CAMP THUNDERBIRP. locat N.C.. is an ACA accredited < sports (sailing, water skiing, $\ emphasis is placed on the la on If. arrhcrv r if I t?rv and hai I water canoeing and Lipping g X For further information wri I Director. Camp Thunderbird. 1 (803-8312131) H Valenti t0 ^?U Ad." In l ; issue of tl ' \ % ion Keeps Y BAUGHMAN iff Write* ioes not necessarily mean 1 t not at USC, where the A1 :ator to former students. College Street is where h with the school. Sharmin Alumni Relations, said ble for helping form al ice works with the Develop nctions, seminars, reunion: i. The Development Office rersity. re are about 79,000 alumn d since 1970. The oldest al HX)'s. Barnes said in 197( 'eat growth and in the pas 5,000 graduates a year, s out everyday and upd [tremely mobile," Barnes with the alumni office about le newspaper, Carolinian. ed mainly towards alumn " according to Barnes. Th KK) a year and is printed tains information conce ; well in their jobs, rec< ed. 9 join the Greater USC A1 receive the magazine Car ig to Barnes, the associatio : magazine deals with mer contains a section called lation of alumni or USC eve OraHliatpc nan nartioinc ough their local USC A1 ; located in New York C Carolina, and Atlanta, Get :entration of alumni outsid Florida and Chicago are I ents for the alumni, the st; 5 started the New Caroli Uumni Association. Accordi nished school in the past 10; aid, "the bulk of USC grad s and are younger and hav The New Carolinians offers Lain to these graduates an( rvl 1 /\rf/\ g opportunities for men and won ig boys and girls ages 716. guid al and spiritual development. 0 te their wholehearted efforts to h > his or her potential should ap| :h in one or more of our speciali eachers. and coaches should ap| ed 17 miles southeast of Charloi :amp member, specializing in wa vimming and canoeing), yet an adi nd sports (general athletics, ten rkpacking). Horseback riding, wh are extras in our excellent progr, ite or call G. William Climer. Route 7. Box 50. Clover. S C.. 29 iver vour ne's message ^ r sweetheart fiS Sweetheart the Feb. ! 2th ?&? he Gamecock. per word. ) minimum. ip OO nm ?'Y .\? \ * * Alumni In The use ^ ^ ^ ^ Bar- - : -^- -:^r-^ :^ "The te> 4' umni R Hrrr? M . said. their The Alumni House on where former USC gra i and touch with the school. e cir- According to Barnes, the Black each to draw,Blacks into the associatio rning problem in identifying the rac jiving computers and contacting them, has been able to reach almost 1,30 lumi~ olina, One of the most helpful as n has established, according to Barm nbers Association which was formed I "Et purpose is to offer students a ch ntsin university and alumni." Sevent; selected to work with the alun alumni meetings and functions, ite in newer communication between umni ever before, and the alumni love it & [| CAROLINA W CLINIC i *Pre9nancy Testin9 ait at | Abortion Counseling and Services mane .o.w Pregnancy can be detected before ine to i _ - " birth Control Counseling and Pills irearS uates I' *^ap ^est anc* ct^er female Problen news |! 2009 Hampton St., lean I 803-256-( ASSOCIATION OF AFRO-AIV nly ; INVITES YOU TO ATTEND eiP THE 13th ANNUAL BLACK HIS zed I "NOT TMF. MA ne. BUT THE iter Jed Thursday, February 4 nis. iteam Thursday, February I I Jr.. 710 mJ Friday, February 12 ? ' Sunday,February 14 ? < 3 Thursday, February 18 Friday, Febuary 19 ? N< $ v $ ?r ?> * Saturday, February 20 ? rK j All events w /and wi^be 1 " \ \ Vy Kusseiijnous ? ?* ttfc'iVV* ?./: T./? Know llia^r. I Kauai College Street is duates can keep in 1235 Ass J EHQQE rtiunini caucus was tormed |~-im n. Though there has been a e, graduates through the j8j the Black Alumni Caucus g INTERE 3 Black alumni. ; ft CM sociations that has been ag ?s, is the Student Alumni s| in 1977. Barnes said, "Its | ance to get involved in the s y-five undergraduates are M ini each vpar anH attpnH ? Barnes said, "There is a {8 3pph alumni and students than |j ttfeBBMHMaBMMBBanHifBUi H A Hall Advisi (MmrRI'r si Developmentstaf OMEN S I hall or halls. Hal ^ g advising/counseli ^ ft management. |*i| There is no one H position. We art jg qualifications: th< gg a strong sense of & more about them! I APPLICAl !< ARE AV I AT Th I DEVELOPMI IFRICAN STUDENTS 1 ALL APP ' THE EVENTS OF I TORY OBSERVANCE | RESIDENr STl RBOR, La^aaas>a? VOYAGE" - Black History Hflpp Bowl Game ? Gong Show $ 1.00 member $ 1.50 non-member 'No Exit" (play) / Howi i 1 ^ * i .vaj memoer l $2.00 non-member Gospel Sing-Out ^ - Salute to Black \ South Carolinians ^ vg stional Speaker: ^ ?ny Brown A 1.00 member 2.00 non-member /^j|| V ^wual Black Ball \8S-JS 41 (hm) V I .W Mliyic M\ V 1 w $ 10.00 couple >CJy ill begin at 7:30 P.M. \V field in the j e Ballroom. ' \ , . r f . *\ ?d bu the Association of - American Students 933 Main ^ W.\ Decorations vZ'-'^S^ Parti; 5>iir?nlit>c: Cuddly Stuffed 5 Character j One Block from the Capital | I embly Street Columbia, S.C. 29202 pj l[SaGIBQBEaBQSQIBDG?ag?lHan ] HHBHHHHMnnBnHl STED IN A JOB WHERE YOU 1 I I C A DM A r>/~\l IT ATI imp ^ 1 LLrviMN A\DV_>UI VJintIO & YOURSELF? I If SO, ? i ' to be a HALL ADVISOR! | jr is a student member of the Resident Student if f. working with a number of fellow students on a given & I Advisor duties involve three areas of responsibility: 8 ig; educational/social programming; administration/ WAV to lh? irioal /-U. - LI-II A .J..: E-s ? iv iuvmi vuimiuuiv. iui a iidii nuvisor V : looking for people who have the following basic ? f natural ability and desire to work with other people; x responsibility; a creative mind; and. a desire to learn * selves! jjyjj IONS FOR THE (AIL SEMESTER 1982 R 'AILABLE BEGINNING FEB. 1,1982 H IE OFFICE OF RESIDENT STUDENT | ENT LOCATED IN THE TOWERS LOBBY. ? LICATIONS MUST BE RETURNED TO THE OFFICE OF ? JDENT DEVELOPMENT NO LATER THAN 5 p.m., MONDAY, FEB. 15, 1982. ? u Hour Nope I spend my Happy \ . \ Hours at Kinko's. Copies \ ibout a drtnk I ,or4C 5C. I liss Kitty s? Mon Thurs 5-7pin. J 799-3807 : r t t t t . i .