The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 07, 1986, Page 2, Image 2
Late books
may affect
registering
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Staff writer
Students who haven't turned in
those overdue books lying on
their desks might find a library
fine on registration forms for the
summer or fall semesters if they
don't turn them in soon.
"The overdue books situation
is no more a problem for us than
any other library," said C.J.
Cambre, assistant director of the
Thomas Cooper Library.
The nnlv rpsenn cfnH^nfc oro
charged for overdue books is to
ensure that the book is available
for other students when they need
it, Cambre said.
Some students keep overdue
books, knowing if they return
them, they will not be allowed to
renew the books because others
need them, he said.
During the 1984-85 school year
452,297 books were checked out
from the library. However, "only
a small percentage of users" were
fined for keeping books past the
due date, he said.
Students can check out as
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More than
By STEPHEN C. GUILFOYLE
Staff writer
More than $18,000 from the cont
disbursed to student organizatioi
Committee.
Sen. Mike Postich, committee cl
jected and actual enrollment has
anocaie next weeK.
Requests to allocate these additi
for non-percentage funded, licensi
money will be given out to these org
the basis the Finance Committee w
the need to complete business aire;
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Award, the largest scholarship awj
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high school graduates. The scholar
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There's plenty of good reading to be fou
many books as they want for a
three-week period, after which
they will be charged a 10 cent per
day overdue fine.
Overdue notices are sent to
students on the third day after the
book is due, and a second notice
is sent on the 10th day. If the
books are still not returned, the
fine will be included on students'
registration forms, Cambre said.
If students keep books for an
$18,000 to
ingcncy allocation fund is set to be
ns by the SG Senate's Finance
hairman, said a difference in progiven
the Senate extra money to
onal funds will be considered only
:d organizations. Postich said the
[animations on a need basis. He said
ould use to judge the requests was
ady started in this school year.
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Scholar finalists .
elected for the Carolina Scholars '
ard offered by USC.
South Carolina's most outstanding j
ship is renewable for four years of
sional studies.
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nd among these stacks of X.J. Kennedy's
unlimited period of time, "We
will put a substantial hold on
their records." hp caiH
The most a student can be
charged for an overdue book is
$5.
If students tear out pages or
damage books in any way, it is
only costing them to have those
books repaired, Cambre said,
because the library is allocated a
certain amount of money to
go to stude
"we are not allocating for new bi
Applications for the funding must I
Government Association office in Ri
considered on Monday.
In other business at Wednesday's
dent Amy Houser announced she w(
Academics Committee on the fall 1*
the calendar allows exams to contini
Houser also announced the senat<
starting Thursday. The offices were 1
vided by the administration.
The work is almost complete, SG
"Work is continuing on the teleph(
by Thursday morning," he said.
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schools. Those chosen will receive $
Professor ends mc
A psychology professor at USC hd
the motivational techniques of athlet
The most important thing in co?
motivated for the game, then hari
Robert Heckel said.
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"Literature"
repair books. "Damaging books
only deprives other students from
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Students leaving the library are
checked to prevent theft of
books. If a student is caught
stealing, USC campus police will
be called automatically, and the
case will be sent to the university
disciplinary committee for further
investigation.
mt groups
jsiness," he said.
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issell House by noon today to be
Senate meeting, SG Vice Presi)uld
be working with the Senate
)86 academic calendar. She said
le until Dec. 22, a Monday.
)rs could return to SGA offices
jeing remodeled with funds proAdviser
Rob Chiles said.
)nes, but they should be finished
1,500 yearly.
itivation study
s completed a research study on
ic coaches.
jching was getting the players
lessing that energy, Professor
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Filing for Student Goverr
Friday, February 14th at 3
All candidates must be a
day, February 14th at 4:0C
The filing fee for executr
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ment Office in Rm. 112 of
POLLWORKER APPI
be picked up between 8:30
an hour; the application d'
There will be a MAHDA
Fehrur*y 24th from 5:00 ]
House.
Of! campus student:
in their respective
School
Nursing
Pharmacy
Health
Continuing Education
Science and Math
Applied Professional Sciem
Humanities & Social Sciem
South Carolina College
Business Administration
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Beer ads. Continued fror
newspaper could lose these ads, with a c
ing revenue.
One USC official said he opposed tl
"It doesn't make sense to isolate st
out there," said Mike Shaver, directc
Project. "Students should be treated a
Shavpr norerH ?nme nHvprtispmeiiK
but it wouldn't be realistic to ban
tiscments from university campuses. F
be a better alternative, he said.
"Banning advertisements are possil
ment," he said.
But Fair argued that the First Amen<
free speech. The guidelines are not the
Fair added Oklahoma and Missi
alcoholic beverage advertisements on s
laws have been ruled constitutional by
In South Carolina, Fair's proposec
porters in Columbia.
Sandra Hicks, president of the Lexi
Mother's Against Drunk Driving chapi
because she objects to beer and wine a
younger people.
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same in commercial speech."
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ill university campuses. These
the U.S. Supreme Court.
1 bill has gained several supngton
and Richland counties'
ter, said she supported the bill
dvertising when it is geared to
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