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Restaurant to From Staff and Wire Reports The "Old English Christmas Dinner" Wednesday night at Top of Carolina went' "very well," but students comprised only 30 percent of the customers, according to Director of Dining Services Carl Chandler. The revolving restaurant on top of Capstone is trying to increase its business through a continuation of Sunday brunches, the presentation of Wednesday night student I specials and the start of catering and 1 conference services. Wednesday night's dinner was the first of the specials. The small number of student customers may be attributable to end-ofthe-semester timing, Chandler said. Next semester the catering and conference services will be emphasized, Chandler said. Business increased this semester during publicity about the possible reduction of Top of Carolina's restaurant service, but fell back to about the same level, according to Chandler. When the pa youl Htt ; v Mr "' jUMWr ^Ji ': <HB p WWK? 3 l * S 1 i Tt;..'. ;Vjf?;'| I . W - ajaBBaL ^vjAw^L/ :- . <\ jRfi? ' W^UF ^HD I ! T " I L/Uwei continue spec USC S ENGLISH PROGRAM has been recognized for excellence in an Associated Research Councils (ARC) study reported in the Chronicle of Higher Education. IJSC's program, chaired by George Geckle, ranked in the top third of all the universities examined and was among the A..Annii gruu|i acumig iu^iicsi in uvctau improvement. "These scores indicate that we are doing very well nationally and in our region," Geckle said. "To be in the top third of the universities ranked, a group that includes institutions like Harvard, Yale and UCLA, means that we're doing a good job here at Carolina." In the ARC study, graduate English programs at 106 American colleges and universities that offer doctoral degrees were rated on faculty quality, program effectiveness in educating and peer familiarity and awareness of faculty research. The study also rated overall program improvement. 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The 1982 study marks the second time the USC English program has been rated by an ARC study; it also was ranked natioi lly in 1970. The English program at Carolina has 181 graduate students and a faculty of 56. Eighty-seven of the graduate students receive support for their studies through research and teaching assistantships. Major strengths of USC's English H#?nnrtmtf?nt arp its AmpHnan litprnhirp 19th-century British literature and Renaissance literature programs, Geckle said. jYour Own Brush), riends are. vpgrn [ \ ^ I l. f * gJljfl b J ?. ^.jJ I 1^ M . nif MPzjguSStmUB i^. ^ ^IjiiiJI A >'p^^HHIwb! 11 Sf ' i WSKK^mmwk ^ 11 y &IMfll HmBsIB B 9 I ? :;^^^^BBbB|^B^BHI| mMH 9 HjL^^WjflP^MB^^^jB : y flHHHR y^MfchjCTMBBWBpBBWWKIWHWK8KPBWp^; ^ MWMBMBWw *?>> ; BSBRBMbB I ^Sr JH I By ^ ~? ^ '' ' '^^ Is aren't hard to find when >? ; to share a good time. But I sure thins out when ^ jr >rk to do. And the ones Mj?|p f it, let it be Lowenbrau. pod friends. ? 1982 Beer Brewed by Mtiier Brewing Co. Milwaukee. Wis i services BLACK ENROLLMENT in predominantly white Southern colleges and universities increased 193 percent during the 1970s, according to a Southern Regional Education Board study. Women now account for half of all Dacneiors ana masier s degrees awaraeu, according to the study released Monday. "Black enrollment in the SREB states has continued to grow since 1976, but not as rapidly as total enrollment," said Winfred Godwin, SREB president. Business and management was the field of study chosen most often by all groups of students at all degree levels, both nationally and in the South, the study showed. The computer sciences saw substantial growth in enrollment. Education, however, was the largest field of study for both men and women at the doctoral level, accounting for the largest number of degrees awarded at the graduate levels. The SREB is an interstate compact of 14 -i-i f mm 1 l m siaies irom iviaryianu 10 icxas. 1 v\-' f' V- j f'c B?v|m I ! ! :j I zM "V i aUaIIJAOJJ^KIH *3i& WWWWHaBWWBiiB t I #* ? r~W; I , P !"i'* ' 111 11 asssBRpes - | IF Graduate Assisr tantship in I? student Media L dealing specifif caiiv with print T media will be 3 available spring \ '83 semester. ^ The position is supervised by the Associate Director of H Student acW% tivities / CooreP dinator of Wft student Media. Duties include ||3 advising the Gamecock and j portfolio. The 111 position includes a stipend of ?|fj $1,400 plUS a tuition remission. Candidates must have a III degree in Journalism (or equivalent deI gree) plus ex spi perience. Profes2*8! sional experience preferred. For further information contact Ron Emler, \ Student Media / Office, Room 315, Russel! House, 777-3888. Deadline: Dec. 15, 1982.