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Equestrian ( By KATHY LEWIS Guett Writer Twelve members of the USD Enupstrian ninh vf?ntnroH Gold Haven Ranch recently for trail rides, but the club is suffering from financial problems. For the first ride, the group tried out a newly "broken" trail and then returned and relaxed as they cooked hamburgers and hotdogs over an open grill. After eating, the group went out on the last ride of the day with several of the more advanced riders taking a separate trail to trot and canter. After returning to the stable, most riders were grateful to dismount and head for home. The Equestrian Club has experienced a serious decline in I cor& A\ ixr IJ r n ri i ' ? ?? ? ?? 4 <d J yl a <1 Sportswear & Specialty Co., Inc. Custom Printing for Clubs & Fraternities Transfers and Lettering nffM? special Carolina Designs ..i.'fcT 2767 Rosewood Dr. . Phonfe 254-9380 5 Mln. from Campus j "XT ^ laRRV r rxxui^x iff HAIR STYLING Quality Servicc & Reasonable Prices 541 Santee Avenue/Five Points/2W>4U) IlMiege I Graduates I BECOME A LAWYER'S ASSISTANT. ! j Program approved by American Bar Association, k j Day or Evening classes available. i:> | I- i-iiipiuyiiioiti assistance. [ i A Representative from The National Center for Paralegal I | Training's Lawyer's Assistant Program will be on campus I on Tuesday, Apr. 20, from 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. at the I Placement Office to meet interested students. For more H j information contact the Placement Office or The National I. Center for Paralegal Training, 3376 Peachtree Road, NE, f 1 Suite 430, Atlanta, Georgia 30326, (404) 266-1060. i m mm mm mm mm m m J ?r Please send me information about a career as a lawyer's^B^ .- " j assistant. alii Name ?! Address | ! City State Zip gj^ij jg?j College gag ii. uiau. Hi I 1982 ?Pi n SPRING DAY SUMMER DAY FALL DAY Feb. 8 - May 7 June 10 - Sept. 7 Sept. 16 - Dec. 21 SPRING EVE FALL EVE 1 Mar. 16 - Sept. 18 - Oct. 19 -May 7 THE NATIONAL CENTER FOR PARALEGAL TRAINING m 3376 Peachtree Rd., NE Atlanta, Ga. 30326 \ 404/266-1060 HSHHIHEIir jlub Having Financia membership since its founding in November 1978. "The main problem is lack of horses and funding," club president Angela Henderson said. She, and other club members, feel this problem could be solved in two ways. The first way would be to obtain money through Student Government to lease horses that all members could ride, but it- * _ * * - mis idea cannot work because of lack of funds. The second possibility would be to request a special rate a local rental barns, such as Gold Haven Ranch or the new Horse Pen Creek Farms. However, these barns are both over a half-hour drive from Columbia. "In the past, we had a rate of $5 per half-day at Windchime Farms," advisor Charles Gay said. "With the amazing I x iNIV^t-IN-INAIUKAL |{ I :(L ACT O-VEGET ARI AN) I | j Featuring: [i Soups - Salads - Sandwiches , I 2 I Natural Juices H Fruit Filled Yogurt j [ } 1217 College Street on U.S.C. Campus ji Next to Burger King j"! I lam-8pm Mon.-Fri.; I lam-4pmSat. EVEN STRAIG HELP IF YOU FL Today, the toughest thing about going to college is finding the money to pay for it. But Army ROTC can help ? two ways! J i..r A i not, yvjLi can ajjuiy Lor an /\rmy ROTC scholarship. It covers tuition, books, and supplies, and pays you /ILj up to $ 1,000 each school year it's / Jfe{A in effect. , But even if you're not a scholarship recipient, ROTC can still nelp with financial assis- Abb// tance?up to $1,000 X a year for your M last two years in Hf -ffrag the oroOTam. vJ I IIIJl - MlA^RC^Ce'^Wa!|lI \ J3| BE ALLYOU CAN 1 Difficulties results that an estimated 100 people or more from the Equestrian Club used the rate, but only 33 members paid dues to the club." A recently proposed way to raise money for the club was a cross-country course at Bell Camp. By holding three-day * events and shows there, the club hoped to raise money to lease horses from local blacksmith Dave Smith. However, Bell Camp vetoed the course, reasoning that nearby Wildewood Farms would also take advantage of the course without permission. For the future, the club has an agreement with Horse Pen Creek Farms for a special horse rental rate. They have adapted their $5 per hour rate to $7.50 per two hours. I"" ' LIVE n LITTLE I NEKT FRLL! | I Carolina Flag and I Rifle Try outs April 24 and May I From 10:00 am - 3:00 pm * Anyone interested call the (i $ ^ Band Office at 111 All S jf) for an audition date and \\ fj more information. / HTA'S CAN'T UNK TUITION. ? /> ive