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gj sSMMB . SS?S^:;'; ^IBB^B^f. ^ f * ^ PfcMi by Mto^Evm m Uut-going president p By Becca Mercer program manual, which included Carolina Program Union involve- constitution, job descriptions, a cal ment was "just a great experience" for dar of vents, agendas and the minu out-going president Glenn German. from meetings. German said he feels his job was an The manual has "really helped invaiuaoie experience in aeanng wun organizational aspects, uerman sa different types of people and develop- CPU also wanted to better meet ing organizational skills as well as students' needs. CPU held a recri budgeting time and money. ment drive, attempting to increase s German, journalism junior, spends dent participation. Presently, CPl 30 to 35 hours a week at the CPU of- only about 100 members strong. An fice presiding over executive meetings terested student would only have to with the chairmen of the union's nine tend three consecutive meetings committees. He also makes sure plann- become a member. This entitles ed events run smoothly. student to all benefits such as f This past January, CPU members films and free entrance to activitiei set goals for the year during their an- the Spur. nual retreat. German said one of the main jobs of the presideni 'was (o . e studenI also has a vo,lnS facilitate direction of the group and . In- ls committee. their goals for the whole year." Another aid to the CPU is the r Another goal was the creation of a percentage funding, which gives th Ariuertisinn nail 771 ItIP f|?lllt?' The Air Force h hHh i "? coi /fVl^ < St8 ;.n^S(7t7 ;?/ "' ___ A greet way of life, pi I' r i I I ) ! L Looking before leaping j | Susan Earle (left), artistic director of the USC Dance Company, explains dance training I and conditioning techniques at ItycKissick pj Museums while company members look on. The dancers performed as part of the "McKissick HL at Noon" series. Earle, who suffered a knee in- [ jury in the troupe's recent dance concert at |] Longstreet Theatre, told the audience she was |J researching conditioning methods across the [1 country to help reduce dancing mishaps. r J I 4 Si r raises CPU I I I the a set percentage of the student activity | en- fund. CPU then divides the money j ites themselves and resubmits the budget to | the Student Senate to be approved. Ac- | in cording to German, this prevents in- I id. adequate funding "not in terms of I the dollars but in terms of where they can I iit- spend the money." I itu-, I J is Funding cutbacks have also caused 1 in- CPU to come up with innovative pro- i at- grams such as the Visual Arts Commit- U to tee's postcard contest. German said the awards were given in an effort to pro- jj ree mote student involvement without j! 5 in spending a lot of money. German said CPU is the only cam pus organization involving a cross- * section of the student body. The big- ' iew gest asset of CPU is providing ex- jj em perience to student leaders. '-4249 "] " I 3R A CHANGE OF PACE? |j as openings for allied health pro- | fj j can enjoy regular working hours, I j /acation with pay each year, 11 I opportunities. A unique and en- Ij for you and your family while you 3 j j jntry. Ask a health professions I [j our outstanding pay and benefits I 3USS FITZGERALD 11 1 Bultman Dr. [I j| iter, SC 29150 II f 03-773-8931 J I \ 5-<J-*oLnt <?tz Quality Shoe*Luggage*Harness repair : $1 OFF ANY PURCHASE I over $6.00 or more S Good until Dec. 31, 1983 | * limit one coupon per visit lag g 005 Devine St. m J Five Points Catholic Student Center, USC 1610 Greene St. Tel. 799-5870 unday Masses 11 a.m. 6 p.m. 10 p.m. Monday thru Thursday Mass 5 p.m. :riday Mass 7:45 a.m. .?> First Wed. of each month: Faculty/staff lunch 11:30-1:30 Fr. Stephen Lynch, O.F.M. I rsthnlir rAtnniK Minktpr I Professional Typing Scrvlcc dy"A complete office service" Theses, Term Papers, Resumes Same Day Service * 508 St Andrews Office Park gj Jlte 16. Columbia. S C. 29210 (803)798-1502 M "J! STBTIQHfn LUNCH SPECIAL | 1 Vi Sandwich and Drink S for only $ 1.99 piax { Monday - Friday ij 11:00 a.m. 3:00 p.m. | A DIFFERENT SANDWICH ! FFATiincn n/cav nAvi ! un i uiilu lvlii i un i : | j Claire Towers In 5 Points | Senate at Marion 749 Saluda Ave. { 252-7032 256-6681 i . ~1 UNRIVALED SPECIALS! 1 / / ^r I o i ^ I Ulassic "V" and Crew Neck Sweaters Assorted Colors $9.99 Oxford Shirts Stripes and Solids in an assortment of colors j $9.99 Corduroy Pants beginning at $14.98 tv \s \mMy COLUMBIA MALL rjlfffi - UPPER LEVEL SB) Wmmn 788-7477