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College' Notes cZ^rL^ PmffllSSnr hl^muc cnhnnl for r of! r ? motif - H.UIIIUU UUIIUUI SUB I bill UIIIUHI Noire Dame ? Prof. William Storey, a founder of Notre Dame's theology graduate program, says he retired in 1985 because administrators cut the si/c of his classes soon after publication of articles in which he confessed to being gay and an atheist. a "The only problem is I'm gay and I had the nerve to admit it," Storey said in announcing he'd filed formal complaints against Notre Dame. Students play lotto for campus housing Davidson ? Students who want to live on Davidson's campus now have to take part in a new lottery system which involves an "open" room sign-up procedure. According to a brochure released by the housing office, students will have the opportunity to choosc their rooms from a poster showing layouts of dormitories and indicating which rooms arc available. g Radio station's nude photo causes stir University of Cnlifornia-Duvis ? Campus radio station KDVS agreed to print a disclaimer excusing the school and its student government from any responsibility for a nude photo of the staff in its new fall program guide. MTUJr ~ ...... C -1 1 * - . - - i urn ?i?? (i w.ty iui us iu snow our listeners mat wc arc giving them our all," said programming director Grant Foerster at a meeting called to resolv the controversy. Grades. Continued from pngo 1 He found sons of working "Women have the biologica mothers scored lower than sons edge verbally with a mor< with mothers who did not work. developed left brain. And there r Girls with working mothers, no question that girls matun however, did better than those faster than boys," Davis said, with non-working mothers. This accounts for the disparit] M urray believes this is in maturity levels, which he saic because women emulate their starts in grade school, reaches ? mothers more than men. He said peak in high school and continue: that they learn from working through college. mothers that "it's okay to sue- Davis does not agree with th< cecd if you work." study's findings that mci Residence also divided the "Catch-up" after college anc sexes. The study found women out-distance women in the work who live off-campus do better ing world. academically than women who Declining marriage lutes, mor< ? live in dorms. Men, on the other aggressive occupational choice hand, do better academically and less anxiety about succcs when living in dorms. combine to make women mor< Although no one knows exact- viable in the work force, he said, ly why women score higher than "Female fear of success use< men, USC psychology professor to be an important subject in an; Keith Davis cites natural verbal occupational field. Today, witl ability, socialization and carlv women excelling in all areas, biological and emotional maturi- don't think it is that big of ai ty as possible explanations. issue," Davis said. rs~ tr / fn / '/l i-1 l-m '' | -* * v* .* -V A I I <(. Vy(li9il I $20.00 On First Donation I Twice A Week Donation i d? (j? d> I $ <p ?P $ ?P 1 COLUMBIA PLASMA CENTER ? 1916 Taylor Street 5 Columbia, South (Carolina 29201 | d Phone 254-6683 1 <jK OPEN 7:00 AM <5C ^ "Hring this Coupon with you" M " M M- *> ?+? M- M Are you ready to create your own Traditions? j Do you have what it takes to be a Founder? There is an exciting opportunity for leadership nnd personal development in starting n new 3 Fraternity nt USC. A I FOR MURK INFORMATION CALL: W 799-7800 ext. 7S07 h Joe Siebert Ron R' 'hard Phi Kappa Psi National Representatives ptssasar=Mrs=a w+<=x=a r>f= *?= H?= 1 H======~ j seniors! i ? C Don't forget to sign up for the organizations r listed below. Sign up is in the Placement | Office, 6th Floor, H. William Close Building, 1 ) and the deadline is 7:00 pm, Thursday, J October 30. I Army Club Management Programs Builders Transport First Union National Bank Harris-Lanier, Voice Products Div. Mashburn Construction Naval Air Test Center Nestle Foods Quaker Oats Company Reeds jewelers SC Army National Guard SC Federal Bank SC State Auditors Office Sonoco State Farm Insurance 1 /(jyatfei,) a Jy CIJANIJ'S A IAUNDRY J 2 Blocks from Campus 1907-08 BLOSSOM STREET AT FIVE POINTS i n ii hmuubhuu. LmmmiJu?MimwAUMmiM*M-XMjJix,^j-LJJUJLJUJjjLMiMiuijLjmMmMjmMmMmmumjwumm94^ | $ EARN CASH $ Plasma donors of all blood types needed. Earn up to $160.00 per month for 3 hours per week | of your time. Earn while you learn. Call for more information. ( X") Serologicals, Inc. 'ifelfj 2719 Middleburg Dr. Suite 105 Serologicals Columbia, S C. 29204 254-6537 - ? I STUDENT FOOTBALL ; TICKETS FOR CLEMSON GAME NOV. 22. lftfifl i The Athletic Department will have a table in 1 the Russell House Lobby 9 AM - 6 PM Wed. & Thurs. Nov. 5 & 6 !s 9 AM - 3 PM Friday Nov. 7 j All University fee-paying students may submit computer scan sheet to be processed. z Students who register more than once will be j disqualified. i A list will be posted of the students who will be receiving the opportunity to buy tickets a by 3:00 PM Monday, Nov. 10 in the Student | Government window and various residence | halls. I Tickets will be sold ONLY to those selected I students on Wednesdav Nov 1?th from I 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM in the Elephant Room I in the Coliseum. Students must present validated I.D. when 1 submitting scan sheet and when picking up 1 tickets. 1 There will be no advantage to registering ! early. if w\ vr.\' y - v -v > * ! > K" V A'"'). 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