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Columbia
By SALLY McC
Staff Writer
Columbia Hall plans to put its res
next semester to make sure they li
tracts.
Columbia Hall is a living/learnin
special dorm, all of its residents arc
contract stating they will participat
as intramurals, parties, and worksh
"Really, not anything has been cl
a residence hall director for Colun
the responsibility to make sure stud
In the past, some students would
live up to it. "We felt the systen
structure," Levy said.
Under the point system, the
programs in which they want to ]
Dale Glenn, a RHD for Columbia Hj
Each resident will receive a cert
each activity he attends. If he does
he will have to leave Columbia Hail
"There are both positive and r
changes," said Glenn. "People are,
"Reaction in the dorm is negative
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JILL ' what to expect," Levy said.
Some students, with heav
? have enough time to partici
tidents on a point system about 15 to 20 hours a semest
ve up to their social con- about one hour a week.
Robin Montgomery, who v
g center. Because it is a for next semester, said the
?required to sign a social 4'Being able to participate w
e in dorm activities, such oin?or "
ops. Harry Garvin, also accep!
langed," said Rich Levy, time doesn't bother him. "I <
nbia Hall. "We're taking time."
ents get involved." The residents will be requi
sign the contract but not pian their programs. A pit
[i could work with more Thursday ? drop/add day.
Sunday before classes for tl
students will plan the Levy said.
participate, according to There are about 200 spots
ill. semester. A percentage wi
tain number of points for which is required by the he
not obtain enough points, also have to go through the s
About 145 applicants were
legative reactions to the next semester, Levy said,
afraid of changes." "About 25 to 50 over the a
3 because they don't know Glenn said.
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ier schedules, feel they will not
pate. The time required will be The USC Black er,
Glenn said. That averages to Caucus focuses itself
helping black gradua
yas accepted into Columbia Hall undergraduates.
time factor doesn't bother her. "We want to dire<
ill make people in Columbia Hall volve the black alum
the Alumni Associati
ted into Columbia Hall, said the ensure the black stu<
don't think it will take that much equal chance to comj
the USC alumni s
ired to return to campus early to ships," said John 1
inning session will be held late 1981 president of th(
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lose who can't come back early, Formed in Januai
the group has grown
> opening in Columbia Hall next to more than 300 m<
11 be filled by transfer students, "We were formed I
using officc. "Transfer students there was a SP^3
creening process," Levy said. needed to get more
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