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Student Gove
By Rachel Waterhouse
Student Government hopes to increase
faculty participation in the course guide by
renaming and remodeling the manual this
fall, according to Student Government
President Ashley Abel.
The revised course guide will be modeled
after the national award-winning George
Washington Universtiy academic
evaluation in hopes that the new guide will
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The course guide will be renamed the
academic evaluation to better describe
what the manual will contain, Abel said.
Last spring's course guide listed only 15
percent of the courses offered at USC.
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By Joe Cumbie
Despite proposed additions to student pa
Shuttlecocks may be the solution to cj
problems, a USC official said last week.
"The problem now," said Danny Baker, as
of Law Enforcement and Safety, "is that all!
park in the heart of the campus. They could t
cars at the Coliseum and take the Shuttlecock
The university plans to expand its parkir
parking garage in the College of Business
and the acquisition of "the Pit," at Pickei
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"The lack of classes represented was
disappointing," Abel said. "We hope to get bi
at least 50 oercent Darticination this vear ' A
The Student Government will work with .
the Student-Faculty Relations Committee to ,
try to develop a course guide that will be ^
satisfactory to students and faculty. Abel .
said that in the past, the faculty did not 1
participate in developing the guide because
they felt it would only reveal which classes '
were easy and which were hard. P
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the questions we asked last time, and so we t<
are going to try to work with different G
questions that everyone will like," Abel a
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Students gave the course guide a chance,
it many of the classes were not included,
be! said.
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vel of English and engineering. But only 8!
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many nines uiuy one section 01 a course is
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rofessors teaching the course is evaluated.
Abel said he will work with the Academic
Valuation Committee (established mainly ?
) handle these problems), Student
rovernment Vice President Mike Sheely fa
nd the Faculty Senate to modify the course so
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By Jeanne Byrd
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participation
1 don't think people were
atisfied with questions we
sked last time, and so we are
oing to try to work with
ifferent questions that
very one will like.'
Student Government President
Ashley Abel
"I think if we work together with the
culty and the students, we can find
mething we can all agree on that will
ork," Abel said.
Planning Office
tudents find jobs
mning and Placement Of fice provides
> to students seeking employment. Located
' of Lieber College, the office deals with job
, recruitment and interviews.
it Office is a liaison between Carolina
>ective employers, helping to find the right
ht job," said Paul Fidler, assistant
uareer Planning ana Placement.
clinics are available through the office in
Skills seminars on interviewing and
iarch also are available.
las job search clubs that are designed to
o are looking for a job. Club members
ntact employers, whom to contact and injues.
nning Office builetin board is a source of
ob openings. Last year, about 5,000 job
rough the office. Companies may examine
cement files to fill their job openings.
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>gram wherever they need you," said Ruth
ictor of the Career Planning Office,
et companies in here," Quattlebaum said.
:ge of the 290 different companies that
SC campus last year.
,NIES that came to USC last year were
Proctor & Gamble, Duke Power and IBM.
ig an interview with one of the recruiting
1 contact the Career Planning Office and
lation packet. Students are encouraged to
it file, including biographical information,
and a resume.
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