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Exchange proc TO PARTICIPATE in the exchange program, a USC student must either be a sophomore or junior and have a cumulative GPR of at least 2.5. Interested students should submit an application and $25 application fee to the Office of Student Development before midFebruary and list their top three choices of schools from a list of possible choices. After gaming permission to participate from his academic dean, a student will discuss his decision with the Student Development Office, and then office members attend a nationwide conference in which students from all participating colleges are placed. "We always try to place students in one of their top two choices if possible," Shanley said. Another benefit of the program is that the Office of Student Development tries to cut red tape, so students fill out a minimum i_ # j nl l (<?fr 1 numoer 01 torms, saiu biianiey. we inane sure that everything happens according to ?!!? Willi l? H ' IIWIHIM HWIIII?I I1ITIWMWB 111? pie I Any quest I CAgPi^?!! I *iti$ . ivM1' Shampoo Cut I '^^sBlowdry I C^MenT'S C Iiaoo ' I CAB S!S!L) 1217 College Street rf~ (next to Burger King) ROiRSR' Call 799-0705 CALL 24 hrs / y7 771-8789 ENTERTAINMENT T DRINK SPECIALS I CONCERT HALL L TONIGHT i; STRIDERS FAMOUS 10* BUDWEISER DRAFT NIGI FEATURING ISLAND Admission $3.00 TUI IDCnAV i i iui\jl/f a i LADIES NIGHT All Ladies: Free admission, free dra featuring the Columbia debut WHY ON EARTI I Admission for men ? $2.0C FRIDAY 2 BANDS! WHY ON EARTI -w ^ a a r/^xii /r j IMttULLCCIIVC j OPEN TIL 4 A.M. ADMISSION SATURDAY FINAL PERFORMANCE OF WHYONEART "SATURDAY NIGHT IS ALRIGHT . HAPPY HOUR TIL 10 PM 25* BUD DRAF j tithtfihh j?m|~,n^3.^^-mtirn |ram Continued from pap ono Hoyle for the students, and if they hav< trouble we are always on call," he said. Students are guaranteed no loss o academic credit if they follow their ad viser's recommendations. Shanlev said. H< said he hopes more USC students wil participate in the future. "RECIPROCITY IN the program i: important, and the nationwide (program) i: set up to distribute students equally amonj universities whenever possible," Shanle} said. "The exchange eliminates a lot of th< hassles of actually transfering, but it make students more self sufficient and in dependent. I just wish they has this progran when I was an undergraduate at Carolina,' said Margaret Sanders, a gradual assistant in the Student Development Offic who works with the exchange. n ibb r-i i id bUBn lakUB m Any interested set ase attend Thursday, 7:00 pm Rm. Ill ] Dive trips to be p ions call Dwight 781-SI i*) II W&mrnmmmrn* ^ II ? Ihel i c _i ? H1 n 11 it_icsuiit i business stuck needed, this i< business-or ien The Student 1 Its built-in bu let you perfor finance, accoi statistical fun? that usually r< time and a st?books, like pr I V<11 LiC LcllLUIdl tions and hall H T ALL NIGHT 1 mhhhbmbbbhghmbI Subscribe [ to B 1 the 5 S * Gamecock 5 call i777-7866 e e MEETING I iba divers j r> l 4 y 8 oeptemoer 10 P.E. Center tlanned! 0463. pp*11" Wv' w" <0 ''< i ^ v^ %:\ xl : x ^-g*-v Jj> " < $ ..*:> -I?"' . ^ llij iz^T^'^l ' ' v' > < > calculator L JL UlUU^llt JL [King undcrgrad It all means yo ints have always time calculatin ; it: an affordable, time learning. 1 itcd calculator. takes the place Business Analyst. The calculat* J) 1 st Meeting )j (( Thurs. Sept. 16 )) (( 7:00 pm (I \\ Room 110 (j ( P.E. Center I | || Lake Facility )1 )) Available (( (( Club Equipment ft . mm w trunks business* business Analyst, i spend less of the package. You also get and more a book that follows most Dne keystroke business courses: the Business of many. Analyst Guidebook. Business M- is just part professors helped us write it, ^ to help you get the most out v.': of calculator and classroom. A [xnverful combination. Think business. f lc? With the Student v?:; Business Analyst. g Instfujments