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Students Fir By KATE SMY' SUH Writer When USC students find tl a lot of pressure with no wh< is Bell Camp, a recrea provides students the opp away from campus, relax i natural surroundings. "Full-time students arc members," said George Gil Bell Camp. "Faculty, staff eligible for membership ? other members of the Grea Association." Located 14 miles east of fl Bell Camp is open to memt Bell Camp has 200 acres of for swimming and canoe overlooking the lake can I special functions, as can th Tennis courts, a softball fiel are also available. Bell variety of activities for members. "In the summer we we said Tim Atkinson, chairm Student Association, "and th The GAMECOCK is the student newspaper of the University of South Carolina .inH k miKlkKi^ - week on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays during the fall and spring semesters and weekly on Wednesdays during both summer sessions, with the exception of university holidays and examination periods. Opinions expressed in the GAMECOCK are those of the editors and not those of the University of South Carolina. The University of South Carolina is an .equal opportunity institution. The Board of Student Publications and Communications is the publisher of the GAMECOCK. The Student Media Department is the parent organization of the GAMECOCK. Change of address forms, subscription requests and other correspondence should be sent to the GAMECOCK, Box 85131, .University of South Carolina, Columbia, S.C. 29208. Subscription rates are $15.00 for one (1) year, $8.00 per fall or spring semester and $3.00 for both summer sessions. Third class postage paid at Columbia, SC. f A VVII 3 I A the o ) Now I fr? j r?* | Wine i ^ M id Relaxation At **** field space for Atkinson said 1 lemselves under ^amp since he 1 jre to turn, there "it seemed like i tion area that party." Campus clubs J J encouraged to s automatically ?hV?"a^le Din manager of the stude^t," Gil and Tlumnf are students and ?'? md so are any s t ter USC Alumni he USC campus, )ers year round. B?u . land with a lake ,an? ' ing. The lodge ?Jud,ent? do"1 " be reserved (or th'"ks students d, e picnic shelter. In addition to d and volleyball jobs are also a1 Camp offers a During the sum students and jobs for 15-18 stu< day camp counse nt swimming," maintenance wo tan of the MBA of the mainten lis fall there was round. CcUpOP All The Pi (Wed. S Thui I r> $3.9 <3 ^ ^ree ^ g with g W I Free I f'i with oui t i ! 2772 Rosewood Dr. Evei , J254-54I4 Coupor temporary Sounds S Golden Spur present asmin pening act for Franken ? I back by popular dei ApRll 1 & 2 ee A6rnissi( Special - Liter i 8 -10 p.m. ade possible by Student Activ Bell Camp ft000 volleyball and softball." x < le has known about Bell 0 < was an undergraduate and x ( the natural place to have a O ? and organizations are j j take advantage of the < i 3s. "The camp is geared to ]\ pin said. "It belongs to the 11 i like to see them use it." jj f Ellen Treanor said she ]j Treanor used the facilities ij last fall. According to X Camp is a hideaway for 0 t's a shame that more a se it." Treanor said she J? ^n't know it exists. q ' the recreation facilities, J vauaoie to use students. K 1 mer Bell Camp provides v ients. Positions offered are 8 ilors, concession operators, x ; rkers and lifeguards. Two Q ance positions are year x izza You Can Eat j jj rs. March 3 I 6 April I) I I B X 5:00pm-9:30pm | j| ' I 8 MMnuHniHnnT) A Jeers or 4 Free Cokes "g 0 i any Large Pizza 3 K ?r I \ 3eer or 2 Free Cokes | 8 i any Small Pizza g }J r rasi rree Deliveries | Cj Only! | 8 ry day until 3am | X Hours: 4pm-3am^ r~ J j: the | i: A | 6 I lj LMVIS *7 U tiand 5 jj )n | | 52.50 | | ity Fees vl f jr CAROLINA LEAD Fourth USC-Syster Camn I nrii The main thrust of this year's conferer established or newly elected leader wishing leadership skills. A University simulation ses faculty and administrative roles. Lots of oppo student leaders will be provided. The entire cc a tremendous learning experience. c I Deadline for applications is April 8, 1982.1 notified by April 16, 1982. Applications are available at Carolina Department of Student Development, Russell h Level, USC, 7-7514. CAROLINA | LEADERSHIP I PROGRAM 11 aOGOOOCCOOOOOOPOOOOOOOCOOOOQOOOQpq* >####?####?#??#?####??#??^#########??######^ - NOTIC1 To All Clubs a Organizations wi 4" A ? ? ? ? ? lu uc x caucus Re-licensing Fc MUST be turned in by F April 2 5:OOf to Room No.209, Activi Russell Hou Get yours in N Questions' Ask for Ronnie or C 7-7130 ERSHIP PROGRAM il ) Annual ! j 11 Leadership j1 erence !! -15,1982 i I g, Aiken, SC !! ice will be toward the <> ? to develop and refine sion will put students in A rtunity for meeting other !| inference is great fun and ]j Applicants selected will be !? i Leadership Program, K Jouse, West Wing, Lower ]| DCOOOOCOOOOCOOCOOOOO^ ?#######?#####?#?#########^ u u u <! < <> < < ? - P < ! ' md Lshing ed. irms riday, ities Office se OW! > i: ? 4 | charlotte, ?##?####?##########??##?<>