Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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All toppings you can $3.2 All you Carp e Way Vou Wan! )0 Main Street Store 0 J Mon.-Tues. nifiht betweer \ u i . i~n? Gift of Sight i-3198 8 =?I ** t/ ^ "'? >!" aly's :s JNOVE FRAPPES (Milkshakes) pm "Ml I / Il.\fl ay Nite = ber 6J wn : sundae with our ^ eous rich oldnade ice cream \ the ice cream & ? to eat for 15 to Faff To Eat (t. I nly ) 6-10 p.m. u i \ Votii Ox- - -J j oiuuern when e By Jeri Rowe Students nationwide arc serious obligation, and US exeeption to this rule. "You can't feel the puis without sensing something tKic ^ntnr??ino? UVIV/I V I I I 1.1 V.1V, l V- I 1 I I 1 I I CI I Horace Busby, a Democi mentator, in a recent article. "At USC, Student Go\ Glenn German said he bel become voting conscious tagious patriotism that h the country. "It seems students ha pride that they arc able begun to exercise the rigl said. Another USC student ag "1 feel it's a privilege tc to use that privilege as i political system," said scuiur mam major . Lee Atwater, deputy ma Reagan's campaign, said York Times article that fir college students, detent habits for the rest of the pull that lever for the firsi "All voter studies I've the first-time vote is cruc \oting patterns for the res said. During this election yc< IVIUI1V., UVV.UI1IC I lit" lupiv. talk. Mike Cinnamon, Ric tion director, said studer their voting privilege becai freedoms we have." "Young people who < blame themselves down tomorrow's leaders are hi he said. The only requirement s to worry about, Cinnan each of them must be a South Carolina. He said students wh< absentee ballot but are re* County will have two cc vote. Students can vote citl Towers at 1805 Devine St at 200 Wayne St. The t\ from 8 a.m.-7 p.m. Cinnamon said each familiarize themselves w ments that they will vot This will give each voter minutes" to make a deci* Gandhi. Continu About 350 people were slaughter Thursday and area of New Delhi's Trik Indian Express newspaper REPORTERS WIIO vi survivors told them fret dragged Sikh men fron shops, butchered them an The streets were littered w me reports said. "Need $14.00 Or Twice A $ $ ?j COLUMBIA I19K Columbia, ? ip "Bring this g ts take seriou ntering pollinc taking voting as a ? ^ C appears to be no ; 1'IT ft ;e on campus today I \ that was not there K j > ion to vote," said ot w r-w\ 1 i t????* I ,w-\t-?-\ mis. twill- - f2!SiS&?&1& V\ New York Ti.ucs J \ * I ^ * eminent President leves students have If - - * because of a con- 'If as spread through pficii ve begun to take < ' 1 to vote and have ^|XllCl61 :rees with German. 3 vote, and I hope A^StttctentS fr ny input into the Ric V1 i I f P nvfiiilH o " * i IVIU, M nager of President in a recent New st-time voters, like line their voting <T'raMra^Yt.^ ir lives when they ft t time. 'W$kwMIS read indicate that llj|g whether ial in determining t of your life," he ^Registration that IHey ha< lr, politics has, of of student small t* hland County elec- ^tioards'-and its should exercise jse 11 is one 01 ine I , u,v the USC carr | Registration don't vote should ||$?tatehou$e the road because l^li^d copies 0 sing elected now," opinion registered, t more tudents would have ||||V0u!d have ion said, was that Al registered voter in di! Rader haf 3 do not vote by |j several time? zistered in Richland J starting earl; >nvenient places to "The table I $ liSS? icr at Christopher % *-: 4'The 5tu< or at Pacific F>ark usually thos< no wards are open Ward I and voter ought to -/'Several t iih the six amend- sororities ha qr on at the polls. tion drives i more than "three very good at ?ion at the poll. led from page 3 feared dead in the The violet Friday in a small security fore* )kpuri district, the South Delhi, said. of India repc major center sited the area said censorship in l/.ied Hindus had jab ? may h , uI 1 II U_1 < lllfll IIUUM^ UIIU UCIOW II d set them ablaze. In an ap ith charred bodies, criticism, the top official. Extra Cash" t First Donation | Week Donation If $<tt 4P VP |s PLASMA CENTER I > Taylor Street [5 iouth Carolina 29201 one 254-668) I Coupon wi$b yon." | s obligation - I booth k.k I -v. | .7^ . , registration - 1 il answers > >i 1 fw.1 ; f A? nts questions "?.',. 1 ,"" ' :: iave several questions about Wand County since state Atal Travis Wedlock ruled that Jents must register to vote in rounty unless they can show tently 01 indefinitely' intend le county where they go to || |||1||||$ lil| y fit; v - ill"' ave been quite a few calls s from other counties inQuirthey could vote herevM said ?r of the County's Voter Office. "They didn't realize I to get an application for an tllot. We gave them the lumbers ' of their County told them to hurry up and Rev. Jesse Jackson visited tpus. a person from the Voter Office set up a table on the steps to register people. She f the new registration policy . About 50 to 60 students md Rader said she thinks studenr.4 signed up than if Jackson had not been on ssentee Registration forms uributed at the table. ; set up registration booths ; on the Russell House Patio y in the spring and summer, tas been set up at least three [ember," Rader commented, jents who can register are e in married housing, or in Ward 5 on campus," she >f the black fraternities and ve sponsored voter registrati the past. They have been helping us," Rader said. ice continued Saturday, when shot and killed four rioters in the news agency United News >rtred. Rut the capital and other s were generally quieter. Press several areas ? including Punave kept the reported death toll ic actual figure. parent move to counter the government fired New Delhi's P.F. Gavai, late Saturday. . | The (JAMBCOCK is the student | newspaper of the University of South | Carolina and is published three times a week on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays during the fall and spring I semesters and weekly on Wednesdays I during both summer sessions, with the [exception of university holidays &nd examination periods. Opinions expressed in the (JAMK i.v?vn are inose oi the editor*) and not those of the University of South Carolina. The Hoard of Student Publications and Communications is the publisher of the GAMECOCK. The Student Media Department is the parent organization of the GAMECOCK. Change of address forms, subscription requests and other correspondence should be sent to the GAMECOCK. Drawer A, University of South Carolina. Columbia, S.C. 29208. Subscription rates are $15.00 for (1) year, $8.00 per fall or spring semester and $3.00 for both summer sessions. Third class postage paid at Columbia, S.C. 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