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Speakers empli By Amy Bedenbaugh The General Assembly is showing its concern ov driving by enacting stricter laws, a state legislate USC student alcohol awareness program. Rep. Phillip Bradley, R-Greenville, spoke at W program, part of this past week's Alcohol Aware Kappa Delta and Chi Omega sponsored both the pi the week. "Know what your limit is. Don't get in a car and you've been drinking. The highway department is \ ahnnf thic TIlP ttatP ic corinnc ihrvnt it nn/l trouble than you'll ever get out of the rest of Bradley said. "THE PUBLIC says they want stricter laws abuse. The General Assembly has acted. It's the la Graduate enroll By Marisa Porto c< uses college ot Lducation has experienc- tr ed a significant increase in the number of V graduate students since the phasing out of the undergraduate program began this past cc year, a college official said. hi Since the undergraduate program is being tc phased out, the number of undergraduate in students and the size of the nmeram is sa declining, Dean John Mulhern said. "It's a planned decline. This spring our at undergraduate enrollment is 516 students. en Last spring, we had 856 students. Eventually, St we will not have any undergraduate students an in the Co1 _;e of Education," Mulhern said. ou THE NEW program, which involves four ke and a half years of study, has just been of adopted bv the University of Florida. 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You cai ncss Week. without it." rogram and Joe Dorton, chief of enforce Beverage Control Commission, sai< ABC agents involve minors. drive when "ABC agents have theresponsibi /ery serious ed location selling beer, wine or liq up in more look for people who are violating your life," enforcement priority is minors," C "THE ONLY way we know t on alcohol through enforcement action and ec w; whether Transfer of beer or wine to a mi ment increases iucation departments arc expected to adopt ic program within the next few years, ye lulhern said. at "The increase in student enrollment has th )mc about in the graduate program. We ar :ive 3,310 students this spring as contrasted > 3,076 students last year. This represents an te. crease of almost 10 percent," Mulhern be id. pr unaergraauait: students wishing to receive M 1 education degree arc now expected to iroll in the College of Humanities and >cial Sciences, the College of Mathematics tin id Sciences or the College of Health. gr; "The source of confusion was the phasing te< it of our undergraduate degree, but we are tai eping the program. We offer a full range undergraduate programs, _but we do not lo ve the degree," Mulhern said. Wi I IINGREE 9 ting Sometimes gocx tudent ideas are bottled up.. waiting to be adde< tores to challenging vs Rd 1 situations vs | Hero's ai m. I opportunity t< 1 put your juicei to work ooks! is HHmB ' 1 ms !l je Shaping ! I with [' f.j only_ ^ S i/alk-ins V cepted I responsible a move you from the respon- "Our agents are r< well as the minor. >hol as responsible adults, The seller is usu: jople have not used alcohol owner ot the t>usu i have just as good a time and fine of up to ' :ment of S.C. Alcoholic SORORITY A!> i one-half of the arrests by sion of liquor at m arrested, Dorton s lityof policing every licens- ABC will doubl uor in South Carolina. We jail if a person in , the law. Our agents' main . sion of a false ide Jorton said. Persons with a charged triple the o reach young people is "If we can find lucation," he said. we'll charge them nor is illegal, Dorton said. in College of "THEY (THE students) protested last se ar but I haven't heard anything negative sc >out the new program. I think that when ey realized we would still have the program id not the degree, anxiety decreased. lc "We made the changes to strengthen the p; aching program. Most informed citizens lieve that we have to upgrade the teaching st ograms if we want to upgrade schools," oi ulhern said. cc tl L.en Maiden, Student Services director in u ? College of Education, said the increase in e< aduate students is because of the influx of ti ichers who are going back to school to ob n their master's degree. v< "Personally, I think that we are beginning tc see another upswing like 1975 and 1976. e are now leveling off and the teachers are iTT'imnn niMN A a ruK auLLbaa ^^PSSI d I ! J 'j~ _^|fc ^cV<v -v v. > . . ; ^k ^MiinHU si I^Kt. .* HHK mar 33Sl : "--~i--^i- - i?-_^Z'^-i "-t^ "-4 ^ {fl?-*1^-,' V ,~ V;"?-^ ^V^- ~T ~* ?"; V^'?1 V^." Lr - ^ *"-"- ;"^?ST ' vL"^ j- Sp :>. lr Announcing the 1984 College iilS|F Nowapaper Creative |f/:; Advertising Competition .Jjr Your college newspaper, the College WBF" Modia Advisers and Dodge Division of the WBgBT New Chrysler Corporation are sponsoring wr a national competition. Entering students must develop art ad targeted to the ooliege market featuring the 1984 subject product ? the 1984 Dodge Daytona Turbo Z. This is a front-wheel drive high performance sports oar. Students can work alone or in teams. Each campus winner wtH have his/her ad published In the sponsoring college newspaper. National winners w? receive nattonsi recognition and shew $4,600 in eohotarsNpe. Send For All The Competition Rule# There is no entry fee. Simply pick up an entry form at this participating college newsoaoer offic*. Or r*ti n# wrin> Cofloaa Now^Mkpw Creative AdvorttoJoo CompeJJoo, Ra Bo* 121, Prtrx*ton( Nw slorasey 08540. Ifetophone (201) 874 4923. Icohol use jquircd to arrest the seller of the alcohol as ? ~ 11.. ~ u ? v\rv\ in :i a . i any iucu?cu j>z.w ui ju uays 111 jan, ana ine less can receive an administrative violation SI ,000, he said. iD fraternity members under 21 in posseslixers are in violation of the law and can be aid. e the regular penalty of $100 or 30 days in an alcohol-related arrest is found in possesn t i fir-a t ir?n borrowed or altered drivers license will be regular penalty, Dorton said. the person who lent it (the driver's license), too," he said. See "Alcohol," page 5 Frlnratinn L.UUUU I IV* I I :eking the advantages of returning to hool," Mulhern said. MORE (jRAI)UATE students in the colge are receiving teaching certificates than in ast years, Maiden said. "We are moving to a program where the udents will get a B.A. or B.S. degree in the .her colleges if they take the appropriate curses. Their programs will be designed at le undergraduate program. If they get an ndcrgraduate program degree they can ^mplete teachers certification with 18 addional hours," Maiden said. Maiden said the graduate program became ery large in the mid 1970s, but then it began > decline and leveled off at 150 students. See "Education," page 5 IS ^ ggfiwgTa CM A 1W4 Co)t?0? N*wefM?W CNMMV* AdwM#lngCom$?!tf&>n P.O. Bo* 121 Prlnc#k>n, Ntw Jtarwry 0*640 (201)874*4923 PteftM Mnd m? th? C<?mp?4tf(Xi Ktt. N?m AddrsMi _ , *-*ty - ,, ,, Zip. TIM^phOWrJL-JL I SutoJ*# Product ?M Ootfgt t>?y<o??Htfbo t