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Student Continued from page 1 * their derriere in the mirror. icI 111 ct tr\ caa fViti* mtr Kacn^ oAAnpH in#A m\/ * JMOk VIIVVIV IV OVV 111(41 II1J ll^/ailVI\ UUOII I jvvpvu llliV/ 1IIJ age lines around my mouth. Sometimes I even forget to check my hair. I never check my derriere." She has never felt unwelcome in a classroom, Barrett said. "I have felt conspicuous at times. Older people are highly visible with their gray hair. I started back to school in '76, and even then there were only a few 'mature students.' "I don't care for the term 'mature student.' Some students are mature at 20, while some are not mature at 50. I prefer" ^ 'older student.' We may be older, but we're no wiser." STUDENTS TODAY have an outlook different from that _ f _ A a ? i ? a . i . ?i _i_ __ ! r t i ? a . 01 siuaenis wnen sne started college, sne saia. 11 i naa 10 say . . .(students are) not as motivated as they were." As for older students, she said she is glad more are in college. 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As for attending the same college as her children, she said, "I think that would be fun ? but I wouldn't want to be in the same classes with them. I know all their shortcomings and the> know mine." Her daughter gives her advice, she said. "She's always say i.. -i ? >? if ?A ? f? mg uun i siuuy iuu uaiu, uuu i wcai yuuiscu uui. n 5 iuii talk with them about professors and courses. It's made m< closer to the children." She advises students, "Just don't take things so seriously I've lived through lots of crises. We can make it through. A1 of us can reach our goals if we just try." She asked a fellow student if his mother had gone to college When he said no, Barrett said, "Tell her she can do it." American Heart Association(J) Smoke HIS FIRST YEAR roAkiir AiiA/,i#eyDii riwni% MVMViiiiiiMv BUILDINGS, WORKED 0 AMU RIIILT TWr ?>f tlu'cnnnuvrs i 1 with proKiMv *' \vtniiul up ;is ,in ;issisi;ui( j cniiuurr to sonuKkIy i'Im' i . j) IM.ivlv iloinn ilu* lU-tiiils lor PaBBHaS^ljS\' Noinrlxn.lv oUr s or MiprrviMnu m>mh- sin,ill ,ispi\ ( oi v i jpflHn at .in I m^iihhm I t . I w vK'si^nnl ^1-vVm;inv ot mv own projivt* ;?iul "5531 Mipi'rvisi^l ilu- on ? ^ <mi|s to work on 1 i i 1- h-~ ~ "5: : -v: --" |;i iiiinv i:;irinin?)\ inn, nr;unnu. I : > r: filling, p,i\ inu. coniTi'to work. ; f nwMinrv von n.mu* it, I ve supiTvisoil it "Wlu'tlu'r I M; ly m jam Army or yo civilian striu tion work httcr. 1 vr not * experience ill.h engineers S "More than supervising ;. construction. I've learned how n<>t 40 ri^lit now I haw to plan (or aiul I i see to in terms of a myriad of ! details of their lives 2iul I i Frank QiiarkrnhusK i?.t|i>rt*<l i g ihu .it ihc Univi'Hiivl Ann'ii.i .mil w. J Armv Rt. TT(. Rush L. Houbi >T MINUTE VEL PLANS? See us for your 6~\ lij| SSPORT PHOTOS. J nH snt/NoWaiting M ? pies ^ j i i I st 1 ' ' ! ! ' " Stl & 3C i ? FOi 91HH USC students win rpninnal ad rnntpst I Vf I w% I VtV( ^ w VW W *. By Chris Handal A team of USC journalism students won a regional aHvArticino rf\mnAtitiV\n iri Riilpinh M P Ar-?ri1 T) The team's victory marked the seventh time in 12 years that USC students have placed in the regional competition ( of the American Advertising Federation National Student Advertising Competition. A five-member USC team, representing about 25 journalism students who helped prepare the presentation. [ presented the best campaign, as judged by advertising professionals. USC defeated the University of Virginia, Virginia Commonwealth University and the University of North Carolina in the competition. All four teams had the same campaign ? develop a 1 three-year marketing and advertising plan for Maxwell House Coffee to help attract more young coffee drinkers. The AAF selects one corporate project yearly for its competition from several companies that bid to have their products used, according to Greg Riley, a USC team member. I ' ' OUT OF COLLEGE, ISH RENOVATED THREE N A DAM, PAVED A ROAD. nnuPHtKmu). <f_iW .1 i ivil enyineer .111 l.nulish ,,,u' 1 a\v PGaShs^ JMB I;m 'slop In the Armv Aiul In-utn your ;?11 W. % ARMY ROTC. BE ALL YOil CAN BE. J"06T_B^US6t|||i|iJM> in ii ill I ^PPf f?7?5 to th?K sfi&, ^ ] P WAIT IU I U?lW/Vl W- >J UJMt,Kfc / Ht-KC. 6J/H- Dt /H i &o' A BRtAK we HuH7] DirptReMT seer? SPeciAt I v /? V kjf/o.' > "l r-^\l C\/eR^ DAY " JL J IT TL1 Paid Rdvtrtiiffmtnft; II* I Vy iWMMI . W . .? *10 ??-T South Carolina i Bookstore J (Across from the Law Center) L 'hank's for being I ich a great bunch! i WTT M? 9IIRSV S? W ff :((those books. . . 1 i 8 tit Lfib I i 18*11:11