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Gamecocl Career Fair to be 1 Students will get the chance t< up information on possible jofc the 10th annual, 1986, Carolina Ballroom. Representatives from more tli and federal government agencie be from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m., acc assistant placement director Ali: "This fair is for everyone," mation on companies they mi oraHimtinn Innir*rc r?on c?or? m MMUUiiVlli J UIIIV/I O VUII OIUI I 111might want to target next year. I tion on the job market and th< looking for." Professors receive Eleven USC faculty members chair professorships. Those receiving appointments professor of economic theory; professor of political science; D son professor of public affairs memorial professor of journ McKissick professor of journal brothers professor of journalisn Others are Richard Day, Joh fessor of law; C. Warren Derricl pediatrics; Donald Portnoy, Ir professor of fine arts; Karel Cu computer science; and Ronald fessor of mathematics. In addition, two faculty incnv been reappointed as chair prof< Mozingo III professor of legal American College Trial Lawyer; Appointment to an endowed < inusi picsugiuus recongnmon distinction. For the recoi In Friday's edition of The Gai sryche is from Minnesota. Instea ? Feararesj 391Q ~ - Care "" ;We've Got The Gameco t briefs ruesday o browse, ask questions, and pick > opportunities tommorow during Career Fair in the Russell House lan 65 companies and local, state, S will attend the evf?nt whirh will ording to the USC Career Center's sa Mosley. losley said. "Seniors can get inforght want to interview with after aking decisions on companies they Jnderclassmen can obtain informat types of qualities employees are endowed chairs have been appointed to endowed are Robert Clower, Hugh C. Lane R. Earl Black, Olin D. Johnston onald Puchala, Charles L. Jacob; Ronald Farrar, Reynolds-Faunt lalism; Robert Jones, J. Rion ism; Donald McKinney, Gonzales 1. in William Thurmond senior pro< Jr., William Weston professor of a McKissick Koger distinguished lik II, Bankers Trust professor of DeVore, Robert L. Sumwalt probers in USC's School of Law have jssors: Robert L. Felix, James P. research; and Ralph McCullough, ; professor of law. chair is considered the university's for scholarly achievment and rd 'fiecock, we reported that Queend the band is from Seattle. >i?i Call;&StH? | Spcjrts: 7182 " your beat. ^ neWspaipfer j Ixne national Securit Professional Qualiflc Don't even think o: ment options.. .becat National Security Af fesslonal Quallficatic prove Just how perfe< of challenge?an NSj Your Job would be analyze foreign comi this nation's vital coi government compute tomorrow's state-of-i for a very good cause Security. The PQT is your fir for one of the Nation career fields. If test r tlal, an NSA represer set up an Interview."! t.hfin t./^ nvnlnivi r Itunitles in data syst language, communic So do something sr the PQT bulletin at yc write to NSA for a co] free, but forma must October 10th. Tbst dat If you're a graduat Master's degree in El puter Engineering, C Slavic, Near Eastern a break; no test necei t OT>\r 4 OTir t?r< f V? /->??? 1UU1 fiun fV Al/li UU1 ITJp, placement office. Give the PQT a chai do with Intelligence. Register by Octo Professional Que K NATIONAL 8ECURI1 ATTN: M322(AAM) Fort Meade. MD207I U 8 cltl2*nehtp raqulrod f< family membaro An equal opportunity einp Campbell: By MARIA FRATUS Assistant news editor Education has to be South Care spending priority, Republican gut candidate Carroll Campbell told U! during an informal question and a sion in the Law School Auditoriun "I want to suggest to you that s about the Education Improveme onnH We hav/? tn fnllv fnnH it " c> 0WW??. ?? V I>M>V W ?M..; MI1M bell, a member of the U.S. Representatives. Campbell and Bill Youngblc represents Democratic candid: Daniel, spoke Thursday about the higher education in the state. Series Continued from pagi the restaurant that is hurt by this legislation. "The college student is hurt by the law, but what about the 20-year-old who has been out in the working world on their own Shot Continued from page 1 noon, a hospital spokeswoman said. Officer Pruitt "was shook up, but it is nothing serious from what I understand," according to Officer Frank Hart of the University Police Department. Lt. Walker said the shooting is still under investigation. The Gamecock THE GAMECOCK ia the student newspaper of the University of South Carolina and ii publiahed three times a week on Mondava, Wednesdays and Fridays during the fall and spring semesters and weekly on Wednesdays during both summer ses lona, with the exception ol university holidays and examination period*. Opinions expressed in THE GAMECOCK are those of the editors and not those of the University of South Carolina. The Board of Student Publicationa and Communications is the publisher of THE GAMECOCK. The Student Media Department ia the parent organixation 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 $18.00 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. THE GAMECOCK is a licensed student organixation of the University of South Carolina and receives funding from atudent activity fees. y Agency's lation Test f limiting your employiB0 we wouldn't. At the [ency, we've devised a Pro3n TE8T (PQT) that might 3t you'd be for an unheard \ career. important to our Job. We "nunicatlons. We safeguard rnmunicatlono. We secure ar systems. All using the-art technologies. All i: America's National Bt step toward qualifying al Security Agency's esults indicate good potenLtatlve will be in touch to fou'll have the chance, >articulars of opporims, information science, satione and management, nart for yourself. Pick up >ur placement office. Or f>y, soon. Registration is be received no later than e? Saturday, October 28th. e with a Bachelor's or lectrical/Electronlc/ComJomputer Science, or a or Asian language, you get 3sary. Just schedule an inresentatlve through your ice to prove what you can ber 10th to take NSA'a illfloation 1\9Bt. 'IONAL URITY INCY ?Y AGENCY 36-6000 ji nnu liiiiiteuiAuo loyer E.I.A. has Although in 1985, S 42 in the number of pi )lina's top entering college and ha >ernatorial out of high school, Cj SC faculty has a bright future, nswer ses1. "The potential here ill the talk the potential at Clem nt Act is University is awesome aid Camp- haven't realized it." House of He said it is importai ing today's schools rea >od, who "We have to provic ite Mike different students seeki future of climb. "We have to educate ) 1 and suddenly they cannot drink? "I think people who are underaged, but have been independent and working, are hurt just as deeply because their world is an adult world," Wildman said. TEACH <; v. Afc f I (ikiHy-: ' .?L ?? ? HOW 1 HERE Come to the Ca now (as a frcshn student) to maki Over 65 employ* IS to be full) outh Carolina ranked can't afford iblic school graduates thing not to d 9,048 students drop He suggej impbell said the state year math a teacher incc Youngblo at this university, and ty Chairmai son and the Medical the country " (in oolH "But mo cifipc' mnal f iiv JU1VI. liui nv " gested refor it to help people enter- gested more ch their objectives. skills. le the ladder that the ing different goals can Campbell starting gate our young people. We ped in potei "The real ludicrousness of the law is the freedom of choice it takes away. The law makes those under-aged choose between abstaining or suddenly becoming criminals." A CAROLINA EX' JHORT COURSE! /\ Carolina \ accepting V~VJ applicatic " j "' > r 1 for the F ? ' You may "" g applicatic > ! CPU Offi P 209 Russt 3 The deac ^ | applicatic Septembi 1)0 YOU GET nri ?TO? SJ rolina Career Fair to find out lan, sophomore, junior, senioi s you look good to an employ :rs of USC students will be at ruesday, September 16, 1 Russell HoilSP Rallrrmr vv/l 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Career Center n ? sponsored by: University Career Center and the Minority Student Affairs Offic \ f funded I not to." he said. "It's a costly educate your country." ited creating a fully funded twond science school as well as more ntive programs. od, former state Democratic Pari, said the top economic issue in is enhancing colleges' and univerjilities. Like Campbell, he sug- ' m in t#?arhpr pHnmtirm and sue attention to student's needs and said, "We shouldn't be left at the " "There's so much to be tapltial." Wildman also said it is a tragedy to transfer responsibility from the individual to the government. *1 "You can't legislate morality." hp said VED! rRAS . <6 Extras is now I; ; instructor ? ins all. pick up an f. in at the A_\-; ;11 House. lline for completed >ns is er 16,1986. 'J FROM urnro riEHE: #) ? what you can do r or graduate er. the fair. 986 n 4 e l t -y