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rrt ?> t I A V V rr wmmmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmm More college grai Students of the class of 1988 gei higher starting salaries than this p< Council reported Feb. 12. In its preliminary assessment of h< since September 1987, the CPC fo has had virtually no effect on corpo with masters of business administi The CPC, Northwestern Universit would narrow students' job prospe that a recession would follow, said tl The CPC, this past week, said pr fices on 153 campuses indicates cot ing after all. til Kill, Iliuiljr U1 IIU\JUI> J) Arizona students Only two of 109 University of / test Mississippi blacks were rcquin vote. The Arizona Black Student Ass tests during a week-long celebratio to demonstrate how Jim Crow laws "If college students today- 25 impossible to me that non-colleg< member of the association. Mississippi's "Negro Voting Rec answer essay questions about a repi stitution. In order to vole, blacks n Spelling and content errors disquali did not receive a perfect score wei Tho A r>7/\no r ft (IV /tl 1 />V 11U .TlUUVIIl.l ? IIU IUV/I\ I Because Mississippi officials gra few blacks were deemed literate ai Univ. of Iowa bai The University of Iowa will not ] magazine, because it contains phot< a ban may violate Iowa's humans against gays. Iowa's Human Rights Committe< violated school policy forbidding dis< ing to print Common Lives/Lest magazine published by Iowa's Les But despite the committee's recoi respective of the content,"' interim agree that the university discriminate to uphold the printing ban until a The Human Rights Committee a governing printing at the school, pub pensate the Lesbian Alliance for c< bian Alliance has sued for the rev* For the Reco If you noticed that The G that's bccausc our regular co parts of the paper were done < Reporter on the computer sysi nalism and Mass Communic The Gamecock would like and the Reporter for pitching when we needed it. Q^v v-uiuiiiueu irom Clymidia is now the No. 1 se disease on this campus. It is caused iwrasite and outnumbers gonorrhet While men are more likely to have t symptoms normally go undetected time; their hody parts hide these v "For women, this is often the wt are unaware of the diseases they'n can cause a lot of trouble before tl said Williams. South Carolina is general haB t pregnancy rate in the country. Offially documented AIDS case close to 2(X), with more than 50, ADVERTISING 777-4249 I T-SH COINSTRU GREEI< \ tt/r,l. * tt ttn ? UpON Us! ORDER r | SCREEN PR! k nm i. j'v-M - ""'::- :''' !' .' r'-1'"'' :'-v-' iers duates getting jobs icrally are getting more job offers and ist year's grads, the College Placemen! iw student job hunting has progressed und the stock market crash of Oct. 19 rate recruiting of new grads, even those ation degrees. y and Michigan State predicted the crash :cts somewhat as corporations, worried icy were cutting their hiring by 5 percent, eliminary feedback from placement ofnpanies have not scaled down their hiray starting salary offers are rising. "? f + A. mil oz literacy test \rizona students passed a 1962 literacj ?d to complete perfectly if they were tc ociation asked the students to take tht n of Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthdaj were used to keep blacks disenfranchised years later - can't pass, it seems prettj : educated blacks could pass," said s juirements" asked prospective voters tc rinted passage from the Mississippi con ceded to answer the questions perfectly, ificd blacks from voting, and those whe re deemed illiterate. he test were held to the same standards, ded the essays in a subjective fashion, nd extended voting privileges. ns lesbian magazine publish an edition of a national lesbian ^graphs of nude women, although such rights policy forbidding discrimination : says the University's Printing Services :riminationagainsthomosexuals byrefus>ian Lives, a national lesbian culture bian Alliance. tnmendation to print the magazine "IrPresident Richard Remington does not :d against the Lesbian Alliance and plans further investigation is completed, isked the school to adopt a new policy dicly apologize for the incident and com3sts incurred by the decision. The Lesenues lost by the ban. rd amecock looks different today, mputer system broke down and it the newsroom of The Carolina tern down at the College of Jourations. to thank the staff of the r.olWe ; in and giving us a helping hand xually transmitted na ionwide, an I by an intracellular carriers showir i twofold to tenfold. "Currently, lymptoms, women's AIDS on camj for a long period of USC will have iruses more readily, that if we don' >rst problem. Many will become ar 3 carrying, and this Although tl ley are diagnosed," popular contn again. They ar he highest teenage against AIDS, diseases. b in the state total "The averai 000 cases reported effective; but Kemp Continued fi any religion or any socio-economi in America should be prevented fr college for lack of money. None. T1 a strong commitment to the ... student loan program and ... the Program for the poor. Any poor America ... should have g guaranteed loans. Any student e the lower-middle to middle incoi should have the opportunity to bo 1 A 1 I- - * * niuutMii loun nanK run oy t government in which market ratei could be paid on the payback ol predicated upon the student's abi spread out over enough time so thi Irt CTION 1s A A ^ * lUUu/o I C( hv lr ^POCKE BACK <ow ! < _J ADDITION NO SCF ORDERS IB.ITIKI rf-V I I OQ iix i imu - --- ? 2 ACROSS f i ^I I K -i"'7 T~""7 > -. ,r-~:;"^ ~."3~: \ ^mZ 777 i\ ip7 r.;] 'That's the way...' Rondell Sheridan, professional comedia Carolina Program Union. Sheridan is schc Program ai By SANDRA LANG Staff writer Dorm life involves more than just ha\ place to sleep for the residents of Columbia The Living/Learning program, availab Columbia Hall's 476 co-ed residents, attem expand and enhance programming a\ residence hall. Residents are asked to participate ii program and obtain eight "wellness merits' semester. Merits are earned through involveme ? residence hall programs, dorm governmen campus and off-campus jobs, and th membership in on-campus organizt _ (athletic, greek, band, or other groups). "The R.A.'s here make more of an atten program in a variety of areas," Kathy 1 assistant resident hall director of Columbia said. "In other resident halls, lots of residents < only go to one program that they were intei in each semester. Here, people are contir looking for something new to do," she said Karen Morrow, associate director of Ree Student Development, said the prograinm _j actually a central theme at Columbia Hall d there are more than ten times as many and lg no symptoms yet. to a< there are no officially reported cases of on t )ub. "However, AIDS is a problem that wori to deal with in the future. It's believed prot t control and cure it within five years, it said 1 epidemic," said Williams. S le birth control pill is still the most imp jceptive, condoms are in the forefront pro\ e the best and virtually the only method T clymidia and other sexually transmitted acti T ?e person thinks that condoms are not nieli on the contrary, they are very effective if th om page 1 ic condition first enter the workforce you' om going to overwhelmed with debt from ; he answer is days. ... Students should pay b< guaranteed the way, I don't mean to ruin y< Pell Grant students should pay back the student in rants and There should be that type of studt ibove, from for middle-income families, with me families subsidies to the poor if you qui rrow from a qualify. There have to be sti he federal colleges. There should be stf s of interest colleges. I believe in affirmative e F that loan, "a," to bring Deonle into academp lity to pay, ultimately there have to be sta it when vou quotas. 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'i'.1 - ^ w -'-y-~" n, entertained students Tuesday evening in the Russell llous duled to perform ai every USC system after his visit here. ms to improve ( Morrow said the large amount of programming is because of three active groups at Columbia 'ing a Hall: the Living/Learning Committee, the [Hall, resident advisors and the residence hall's le for government. ptB to Resident advisers at most residence halls at I the USC are required to provide four programs per semester. n the At Columbia Hall, the resident advisers must 'each provide at least six programs in six different dimensions of the wellness model: social, nt in physical, emotional, community service, t, on- intellectual, environmental, spiritual and rough occupational. itions A family-type community has resulted from this focus on programming, according to I^ewis. ipt to "A lot of residents have lived here for several jewis, years. Many times the people they study with, go Hall, out with and cfj to whpn thpv how rkrr>Kior?c. 0 ?? ' vjr >iw? v j/iv/iyiviliO U1C the people who live on their floor," she said, would One resident who said he has enjoyed the ested LivingA^earning environment of Columbia Hall lually is senior Billy Love. Three years ago Love transferred to USC from lident USC-Lancaster and became a resident of ing is Columbia Hall. I. Love was involved in hall government his first sturdy. I have seen several demonstrations where, time ccent this fact, people have put four to five condoms S] op of each other on one hand. Most people overly mon ry about breakage and view them as only 90 percent conc ection as shown by misleading statistics," Zucker "Us* that he said the JO percent failure rate is based on either said roper or erratic use, not because the condom itself M 'ed to be ineffective. spor he condom must be used correctly for it to have its *\ lal 99 to 100 percent effectiveness," Zucker said. the i his entails using condoms that are not too old or well ted. "They are heat sensitive and lose effectiveness resu iey sit in a sweaty pocket or wallet over a period of care Dialect. Continued from re just not Montgomery, and is constantly changi your college along with all the accent*. ick loans by Forces other than geography have a gr< :>ur day, but influence on Southern English. These inclu ir loans. ... social, ethnic, gender and general differenc "There always are social dialects becai int-aid bank some people think it's more fashionable i grants and talk one way than another," Montgom< alify. If you said. andards for "This is especially true of the middle-ch mdards for people who tend to be more self-conscious ffnrtfl Hrrmll tht'ir InniMintrp thwn wnrlfirnr-/>lnau , - o""nv * "*" " ""'h v un" j/c\/pic, , but I think added. ndards, not Other influences are gender different exemplified by the use of the Southern bra^ Available K 1955 Metro Basked in Memphis, Tenne March n ? 33 student Tickets $35.00 lor the 3 I Contact the Athletic Ticket Olllce on During lite week ol Februarit 22 or 1 wmgmmm v>: ^ .. _ - "I."7"""1 - ] 1 wJff SiMR ? KFfTU rn\/FQ/Th+ e Ballroom at "Blanket Night" sponsored by the dorm life year, became treasurer of the dorm this past year and is now a resident adviser at Columbia Hall. "Columbia Hall is a good place to meet people, especially if you're from a small town," he said. ^ "I've made more fripnHn whilp livincr horo thon I think I could hove made living anywhere else." But Morrow said some residents may not be happy with life at Columia Hall. A second-year resident of the hall, senior Beth Hinson said, "The atmosphere is more apathetic this year, now it's like living in any other dorm." A committee was formed during the fall semester to see what changes could be made to improve the effectiveness of Living/Learning. "The program was too penalty-oriented. We wanted to make it a plus to live there," Morrow said. Columbia Hall is changing it? program in response to a resident survey taken this past semester. "We tried to implement everything the residents suggested," Morrow said. Changes include allowing residents with outside jobs to earn wellness merits for their work ft and a reduction the per-semester merit requirement from 12 to eight. she said. permicidal foams, containing at least 4 percent or e of non-oxynol 9, should also be placed on the lom's surface to ensure additional protection, ed with foam correctly, it is the only contraceptive will really protect you from everything," Zucker [any believe they are not as convenient, itaneous or comfortable as other methods. \bove all, students have to use protection and limit number of partners. You have to know your partner and hope they are being honest with you. The Its can be scary ... You must have safe sex and be ^ ful." Williams. ? page 1 ng Men and women use the drawl for very different purposes, he said. "Women often Ufce *at the Southern drawl when they are flifting, de acting as a hostess or comforting children." es. "When men get together," Montgomery ise said, "they talk about huntin' and fishin'. to That's the relaxed way to pronounce those ;ry words, and it signals who you're associating with." iss "It doesn't matter what Hollywood of entrepreneurs do with it, or what some of the he national media might think," Montgomery said. "Southerners have every right to feel ;es proud of the way they talk, and I think we 0 -vl. ought to appreciate that more," he added. w Tche'SS 1 ir the i ball Tournament \ J !j U I My luurmneni Rosewood Drive v \ m call m um 0 t ;l