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THE GAMECOCK NeWS February 15, 1985 - Page 3 6 [Fall Housing Si* For Continuin Siem-up for 1985-86 Ui Begins: O March 5th (men) & ri Same Room Sign-r March 19th (men) & Same building April 2nd (men) & 4i Different Building Instructions for sign-u your room the third v A $100.00 Deposit, pa credit card, will be r your space. Off-campus students m ? tions for on-campus hoi sity Housing Services, These applications will however, until all retui new students have bet NO RATE INGRES ' mmsmrn ' soundI^pt w Black Hi! JA with "Control' JvJ Friday Feb Tickets at the c % J;EI $3 gene j; MIDNIGHT MCy ;!h remember me? C^gF Your childhood favorite ? OO" Gumby. I'm coming soon QjO1 to (JSC with my creator I . 5S" Art Cl0key to show some 1 (V of my animated films. ~ SK WATCH FOR I KjC MORE DETAILS! I lbs8K?$?3 ?n-up Begins g Students diversity Housing 7 / \ in {women; ? IP 21st (women) ? th (women) ? ip will be placed in veek in February, .yable by check or squired to reserve iay pick up applicausing from Univer1215 Blossom St. I not be processed, rning students and m assigned. LSE FOR '85-*86 L t ji*L_> \].. l<vl ORARY '* Y2?*-=esents story Jam ' and "Opus 8" . 22 8 p.m. loor: $2 students jral public s/IE TONIGHT & SATL Visual Ai Annual Stud Contest ?'UI % _ mmms Outs Aid may fall uni By College Pre?? Service As many as 2.5 million college students could lose their financial aid funding next b< year if the education budget President Reagan sent to Congress Feb. 4 passes, $; education proponents warn. tii The budget proposals incorporate many of C the worst fears expressed by educators since the November election. Si And while education groups last year sue- G cceded in pressuring Congress to overrule most of the president's education cuts, of- e< ficials worry they may not be as lucky this F time. S< Reagan wants to cut next year's student o aid budget by $2.3 million, a 27 percent decrease from the $9 million appropriated e< for the current funding year, according to (j Education Department spokesman Duncan ti Helmrich. Under Reagan's plan, the entire education j budget would be slashed by nearly $3 billion gi ? from $18.4 billion to $15.5 billion ? for the upcoming fiscal year. "But (the current $18.4 billion budget) in- a: chides a $750 million appropriation for pay- C mcnt of prior Pell Grants and Guaranteed ti Student Loans (GSLs) debts, so we're really only talking about a little over a $2 billion cut," Helmrich said. Student aid will suffer most of the n decrease. F Under Reagan's proposal: g Board. Continued from page Y. sworn in as undersecretary of state for d political affairs. c HOI.DFRMAN ALSO announced that the university will establish a center for in- ? struction, research and community service P activities at Cuernavaca, Mexico. s Holderman said the center will be housed n in a 24-room hotel that will be given to the r Carolina Research and Development F-oun- I SSSBSSSSSSSSS NorthCaiolinaDaiM is co Robert Llndgren, Director *** , -V "A dynamic superbly trained group ^m that combines fire with lyricism, precision with style." ? ATLANTA CONSTITUTION North Carolina Dane* Th*al*r It a profrstlonal affiliate of North Carolina School of thr Art*. IRDAY: LIQUID SKY ? , - rts presents ent Photography and Exhibit jmj lH -WANTED , , , CPU's Vid Entry forms and rules . .. are in the CPU OFfice '? ??Idr"na c RHUU 209. Due: Mon- Now accept day, March 4. inal material hung in the RHUU Lobby, in the CPU w. gm Nfe C%vCarolina H^RC der budget axe Students with family incomes over 52,500 will be cut from the GSL program, :ginning with the 1986-87 school year. Those with family incomes above ?5,000 Would be denied Pell Grants, Naonal Direct Student Loans (NDSLs), or ollege Work-Study funds. The State Student Incentive Grant and upplemcntal Educational Opportunity rant programs will be eliminated. Assistance programs for international iurnfinn fnrnion hnonnui> ctnHv nnH fh#? und for the Improvement of Postecondary Education will he cut drasticcally r eliminated. Funding will be frozen for remedial Jucation, block grants, handicapped educaon, bilingual learning programs, and vocaonal and adult education programs. Needless to say, Reagan's proposals arc rawing harsh criticism from education roups. "We see (the proposals) as a very major ssault on education and student aid," said alias Martin, executive director of the Naonal Association of Student Financial Aid administrators. "More than one million students will be nade ineligible by the $25,000 ceiling on the 'ell Grant, NDSL, and Work-Study pro;rams," Martin said. lat ion for ihc university by I he Nuestros Pelucnos Hermanos orphanage. The center will not grant degrees, but will iffer some courses as part of regular degree irograms in Spanish. English as a second unguage, archeology and anthropology, tudio art and history, museum manageneni, marine science, health, and hotel, cstaurani and tourism administration, lolderman said. ;eTlieater i SH min& if,- W fs. 1 $1.50 f TALENTED SSl STUDENT _OL FILM nvC MAKERS! "VV" eo Tape Committeejijg i student nlm program. JOC ing submissions for orig-iBiBi I. Pick up an application"!?" office RHUU 209. ^jC" 3GRAM IIn O^ X