The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 25, 1985, Page 2, Image 2
Measles si
serious bu:
USC offici
By LAURA ANN BOOZER
Staff writer
More than 8,000 USC students
on the Columbia campus still
haven't gotten their measles immunizations,
said Bob Cargilc,
administrative services manager
for the Thomson Student Health
Center.
If students do not have proof
of their immunization by the end
of this semester, they will not be
able to register for classes in
January.
"Most college students missed
out on their measle shots when
they were younger because at that
time the disease had almost been i
eliminated, not that it's on I
another upswing," he said. <
The student health center has
issued notifications that students i
must be immunized, and there is t
no excuse for students not to I
have the shots, Cargile said. i
"Last year, there were two I
deaths on one college campus <
NASA. continued from pagi
ASJMC and NASA want to let /
everyone have an equal chance to j
be selected, providing a wide ?
taugi ui a^pucaiil^, iVicVJIII DdiU. |
Drama. Arts
On Camaus
"Pere ct Fils" opens at 8 p.m. todj
Theatre. The play, written by USC E
John MacNicholas, continues with pei
26, and Oct 28-Nov. 2. Call 777-2551
information or tickets. The Par
troupe, Compagnie Claude Beaucla
"Un Spectacle Charle Baudelaire" in I
Sunday in the Law School auditoriur
free. Call 777-4881 for more informal
*
MovS?j
On Campus
Russell House (CPU office) 777-713C
"Diner," 7 & 9:30 p.m. today.
"Grease," 2:30, 7 & 9:30 p.m
Sunday.
I Midnitc movie: "Amilyville Horro
The Gamecock
Tfce GAMECOCK ie the student newspaper
of the University of Houth Caroline
MM le paMiefced three times a week on
Wmfmn, Wed*ee4*ys aini Fridays during
tike Ml and spring ??teeters and weekly
m WWmkImi daring both ivmmtr sesstaie,
with the exception of university
holidays and lamination period*.
Opinions expressed in the (MMKCOCK
are tboee of the aditore and not thoee of the
University of Soath Carolina.
The Board of Student Publications and
Cammanlcatioaa is the publisher of the
GANKCOCK. The Student Media DepartMat
ia the pare?t organization of the
GAMECOCK.
Change of address forms, subscription
rsjiisii and other correspondence should
be sent to the GAMECOCK, Drawer A,
University of South Carolina, Columbia,
B.C. 2920A.
Subscription rates are f!5.00 for (It
year, U.WMr fall or spring semester ana
far both Manner sessions. Third
rtMBfMtngJH*i a* Uaiaa, B.C.
WSSufidoCK ia Mcecaed student
?ejHK5<li a# iM Uwhentty of South
Caratfaa ami raeaivae Mini from stu4*mi
aettvHf feae.
hots are [
siness.
' I
al says
esulting from complications
Tom measles," he said. "Luckiy,
we haven't been hit that hard
)y the disease."
Students who ignore the
iniversity's request will not be
illowcd to prc-registcr in
December. A final reminder will
)e included on all undergraduate
>re-registration slips.
"Students won't be able to slip
?y us," Cargile said. "Whether
)r not the students have received
heir shots will be entered in the
jniversity computer system.
jine.^ wc rcccivc pruoi 01 imnunization,
students may stand
n the scanner lines at registration
:or a long time only to be turned
iown."
Students who have paid their
jnivcrsity health fees can get
heir shots for only $2. If they
laven't paid their fees, the charge j
s $4. Anyone can get immunized
Free at their county health ,
Jepartment. L
i 1.
Mthough the number of eligible
ournalists is 135,000, Scroggins
ind McGill feel about 5,000 ap- i
plications will be received.
Sports
USC's swimmini
at 4 p.m. today at
featuring USC's mi
ly in Longstreet swim teams.
nglish professor Volleyball: Merr
rformances Oct. Football: East C
1/2552 for more Intramurals: Pu
isian theatrical Soccer: Wake F<
ir, wiil present The Student All
"rench at 2 p.m. Department are s
n. Admission is USC's soccer team
ion. day against Wake
banners, and a ra
must register at th
0 Call Tom Gallop ?
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On Campus
^ ^ Video artist He
5 f humorous stories i
the '50s and '60s,
rr ministration bui
k\>V ^ ;VSH in /Of* e ?
nr ' '?e ///-oou ior more
^ijjE Alpha Kappa Al
MPKjh Jg today in the Hoik
?Skydiving: The
last jump class of
PjjjgijLjS made on Nov. 2 <
limited. Call 256On
the Tcvn
State Fair close
Anything
. Saturday and Do you anythin
777-7181 or send
?r." House.
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I Areas's Largest Selection of
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904 Knox Abbott
Catholic
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1610 Greene St.
Sunday Masses
Monday thru Thursday Mass . .
Friday Mass
f First Wed. of each mor
11:30
Fr. Edwin Robinson, O.F.M.
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Boxed in
Rich Stagango, sophamars in Intarnatii
that studying at ha found a camfartaMa
Applications will be available ;
Dec. 1 and must be completed
and returned by Jan. 15, 1986.
v USC's involvement in the pro
i team is having an intrasquad meet
the Natatorium at the P.E. Center
en's and women's nationally ranked
iphis State (home) 3:30 p.m. today.
Carolina (away) 1:30 p.m. Saturday,
mpkin Run play begins Saturday,
orest (home) 2 p.m. Sunday.
umni Association and the Athletic
iponsoring Poster-Banner Day at
i's final home game at 2 p.m. SunForest.
There are cash prizes for
ffle will be held. Interested people
e Alumni House by 5 p.m. today,
it 777-3829 for more information.
ne Scgalovc will scrccn her work,
jased on memories of growing up in
at 8 p.m. today in the Business AdIding's
Belk Auditorium. Call
: information.
Ipha Pink Ice Formal starts at 8 p.m.
lay Inn. Their Fashionetta *85 starts
in the Capstone Campus Room.
Sport Parachute Club is having its
the semester. Your first jump will be
or 3. Sign up fast, plane tickets arc
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your notices to Drawer A, Russell
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Tel. 799-5870
11 a.m. j
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mil Relations can newer get enough of
spot in Cooper Library.
gram will probably end in April
1986, with the selection of the
final five applicants, Scroggins
said. Until that time, extensive
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addition to payii
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SG Senate
paving gra
By COLETTE BAXLEY
Staff uwritar
The Student Senate will petition USC
Blossom and Pickens streets and th
Pickens and Pendleton streets, accc
Wednesday.
The resolution will be forwarded tc
parking and vehicle registration, at
Holderman.
Sen. Mike Gillen of the Athletics, <
campus Student Affairs Committee, '
said that if the Pit and the Gravel Pit
percent more parking spaces would b<
"We all know how bad the parking!
pic are getting ticketed all the time. It*!
of revenue. We want to see them use s
parking problem."
Gillen said the problem was presente
and Vehicle Registration by last year's
heard about the resolution, and the l<
Gillen said he had received petitior
improvements, but he didn't yet kno
had signed the petitions.
In other business, Sen. Johnny Yoi
will be presented to the Senate at nex
Sen. Lcroy Gadsden announced tha
tec is still working on a minority fund
Kearsey said that the Residential Life
something about bike paths on campu
use sidewalks.
and time-consuming work will
have to be done, but Scroggins tl
and the staff are glad to be tl
involved. e
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n pay you more than $600 a month while you
ig for your tuition, require bodks rihfl fees.
>r the Armed Forcee-HealtftProfesslons Schc
fit works!
acted for a Physician's Scholarship?from th<
ommissioned as an officer in the Reserves,
e in school, you'll serve 45 days a year on act
il experience. After graduation, you will serve
h depending on the requirements of the Servi
ship assistance received.
5d Forces physician you'll receive officer's pa1
itages of working regular hours. You'll also se
/e opportunities to use sophisticated medical
nportant, while you're in medical school we'll I
lation, send in this coupon. There is no obligai
tw how the Armed Forces Health Professions Scholarship
help pay my medical school expenses. I understand there
xi to Armed Forces Schoiarvhips, PO Bo* 2SC5
Huntington Station. NY 11746-2102
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>rding to a resolution passed
) Bill Baker, USC's director of
nd to USC President James
Community Relations and Offwhich
proposed the resolution,
were paved and lined, 10 to 20
e available to students.
situation is," Gillen said. "Peoj
a racket. They must have a ton
ome of this revenue to solve the
id to the Department of Parking
Senate. However, no more was
>ts have remained unpaved. Q
is from students about parking
w the number of students who
ing said the new finance budget
t week's meeting.
t the Minority Affairs Commitscholarship,
and Sen. Michelle
Committee is now trying to do
is so that bikers will not have to
Both Ashley and McGill say
hey wish they were chosen for
he mission and think everybody
Ise probably feels the same.
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