Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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RLS expects nc By Kathy Verkuilen Residential Life Services doesn't expect ; shortage for the fall although 300 studen waiting list. "I think we're doing rather well," said director. "Right now, we have about 20 waiting list and about 100 men . . . .We tY will have a space." Except for about 15 women, she said m< hepn n?cion#?d roomc in fhe nniversit v's 1 USC has 6,577 available spaces, all of which ed, she said. "OBVIOUSLY WE'D like to start off fi realize that once school starts, we're still go Preview progr By Kathy Verkuilen USC is preparing a week of entertaining and informative programs for freshmen and transfer students to help make the move to college less chaotic, said Char Backman, student orientation coordinator. Carolina Preview will begin when the residence halls open on Aug. 19. "We really encourage the off campus students to come on campus and really participate in the activities. It's not something that should be viewed as just residence hall activities," Backman said. Scheduled events include picnics, outdoor movies, a street dance, merchant's fair, tours of the campus and 10 mini-courses entitled, Freshman's Guide To Academic Success." PARKING OUTSIDE the halls will be coordinated so that all students can have easy access to building entrances while moving in. T-* C nn n r COr_ KCprCSCniilllvcb lium oa^a iuwu ovivices, housing, financial aid and other departments will be part of an inforWhAii mw folk they never < home a Fii ijHp '^ : "1 > " iaiissjtKfr,**....- ? ) housing shortage that cancel out all during the s a campus housing At least 70 women assigned - * .1 n _ J * J ^ ts remain on me mree weeKs, ana daau saiu inc : "We always lose about 50 o Linda Saad, RLS anything when school starts, 0 women on the waiting list right now." link that everyone Students waiting for a room start of the semester before k campus. 3st freshmen have 7 residence halls. "WE'D BE looney tunes at 1 have been assign- students (from the waiting list) of the month of August still 1< "There's going to be others ill and be full. We ing in last-minute changes unti ing to have people ticipating us to be having a sli am to keep freshi mation service on the second floor of so yoi the Russell House. technic The service will be open noon to 6 p.m. Sunday "so that any parents can CJAI double check on practically anything will sp pertaining to a new person arriving on evenir campus," Backman said. the Ri Student Government President Mei Glenn German and USC ad- Cham ministrators, including the dean of studer students, Dennis Pruitt, will give umbis welcoming speeches at the Carolina p.m. ' Coliseum 7:30 to 8:30 Sunday evening. "It STUDENTS CAN take a shuttle bus actual to Bell Camp, the university's recrea- out t tional facility, 3 to 7 p.m. Monday, for studei food and refreshments. count SG will offer campus tours 10 to 11 a che a.m. and 2 to 3 p.m. That night, the Sh< Interfraternity and Panhellenic coun- gave cils will cosponsor outdoor movies on pure! Field A at 9 p.m. Mini-courses in time management, Fr social skills ("How To Make enjo Friends") and eight other topics will be resid offered in the business administration Hou building between 1 and 5 p.m. R Wednesday. oth< "They'll be brief and skills-oriented vari s sent mefo college. ireamed i d come nancial Wizard. All I did was so I can be a become a C&S Financial Wizard customer. almost anywhere Now I can use in South Carolina. Wizard machines So even though | on campus and I'm not on the I around town ?24 Dean's List yet, s hours a day. And I'm already getr there are some 125 ting straight A's in J C&S offices and banking at C&S. over 100 Wizard And that's the machine locations, C&S way. c 1984 The Citizens and Southern ^^^^^tional Dank o( South Carolina v, 300 still on wa emester." Last year, USC housing will renege in the first and Universty Inn same figures hold true for men. fewer rooms, r 60 students who don't tell us But Saad said so that's half of the men's renovated to hous room space uecau assignment may wait until the the decline in the nowing whether they'll live on 4,I REALIZE a of . . . the Wade : this point to be releasing any use it for about f i because I've got the whole rest "Two years ag< jft to go," Saad said. June. That's the calling that are Roinj? to be call- University Inn. V 1 August. So, I'm really not an- another increase lortage." she said. manbl,sy fMoni j'll actually learn some of the ques," Backman said. jj^ SOUTH C .. textile-related b ROLINA PROGRAM Union Mondale said, s onsor a dance 9 to midnight that ''Everything ,g on Greene Street in front of peling with jmp issell House. You don't see it nbers of the Greater Columbia vv? th_ ___ . WC luu^ IIIC \J\ VJ ber ot Commerce will welcome competing witl its on Greene Street at the Col- workers, foreig i Merchant's Fair 10 a.m. to 2 "Because of Thursday. rptrfal in intern 's a time to learn about shopping future will not tunities in Columbia. They don't "We owe a di lly sell or conduct any business ty to our childrt here but they talk with (the States of Amer rits) about how to set up an acfor dry cleaning or how to open MONDALE eking account," Backman said. large business a i said some department stores jn t^e deficit i coupons for discounts on first privileged. ^ q p q \ ^ tA O 1 O HC# iviv/iiuaiv ujv iday and Saturday, students can an analogy for , .. ... . tion. He said y normal campus activities such as r lence hall mixers and Russell country, of all . . , the values and ise movies, she said. H . . esidence hall associations and Geraldine Fer :r groups on campus will sponsor ous events throughout the week. KM in Hill HI Mil mm COUF I I I f rice Ldi ec g . WITH PIZZA I ? ififcI d'n'nS r0 | MICHELOB ^h|| g BUDWEISER h ICED TEA COORS I NATURAL LIGHT DR PEPPER ? ~ ^ r- \ ,4|| 1/ ^ bKKI I t !VIILI\ i Tony's | After Serving Columbi I NOW OPEN I Open late after I I 5 . Clip this coupi I I Open Aftei |j Game Wi I And Cold | 2 97 5 Knox Abbott i (Tavrp 7 94-5469 Expires S< a Zmmmwmwmmmmmmmwmmmmmi <j - . ? : , i i , i i iting lists J ! J J tl?/% \\/ n /lr* U o m r\ t r\ n I?I UtX'lUCU iu sell II1C *fUUfc iiaiii^iuu 1 ( residence halls, leaving USC with about 700 , i the sale of the hotels, which had been i e students, did not cause a severe shortage in | se the decrease in freshman enrollment and I baby boom offset the loss of space. j i lot of students felt like, 'Golly, getting rid 1 Hampton Hotel!' But we only expected to our years," Saad said. 3, I had 800 women on the waiting list ? ii. J reason we had the Wade Hampton and the t Ve don't anticipate that there's going to be L in demand for another four or five years," |j V dale. continued from page 1 I 1 Carolina, 18,000 jobs have been lost and 120 usinesses closed since Reagan took office, stressing local effects of the deficit. produced. . .headed for exports, or comorts, is taxed an invisible tax of 30 percent. 1 in the bill, but it's there, and it's as though ceeas 01 tnat lax anci sudsiuizcu cvciyuimg fi South Carolina produced by foreign n farmers and foreign businesses. Reaganomics, this nation is in all-out lational commerce. . .and it means that the be here for our children. uty to ourselves, but above all, we owe a du;n to keep the future right here in the United ica." SAII) Reagan's tax reforms had favored tnd the wealthy, and stressed that reductions J nust be achieved with fairness to the less :d the American Olympic team's success as thf? effort nprpc?;arv to achieve deficit reduc the participants were from all around the I races and creeds, and all were dedicated to I ideals of success. 1 the Democrats' unity and the nomination of I raro as his running mate. \ ON ? i Beverage j I OR MEAL | om only _ Check our daily sandwich specials p ?. .pizza i ySh'AOMt I 11 m LASAGNA for VEAL PARMIGIANA |i vul^ SALADS I ^OLD PLATES SANDWICHES IfJ TONY'S | ^ ^1 H SANDWICH | ' Ml PLATES = mos?, I SANDWICHES | STEAK SAND. ? MEATBALL SAND. STUFFED BAKED POTATO | I v B JB -m p*mr p-jr i ? JL mLsf %%*, a For Sixteen Years is J SATURDAYS i iotne ball games X ?n for j discount i 1 r Every Home E , 0u(. th Hot Food _ _ n Beer S Wine LMWng isuum n Call In For Fast gg ?pt. 15. 1984 Take Out Orders J| * * * y V ? t i <?*# ?' J%V : i i I t j * i\ r I i I f n # I I t.? 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