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Resume Continw screen or get a dot matrix printout "The system is very userfriendly," Lyles said. "Students get a complete instruction manual and the computer does most of the work for you." The data-entry part of the program asks users information such as career objectives, academic records, honors, etc. Users then select a resume design from the menu and the computer automatically sorts the information. The design and information can be changed at will. Board selects student medi From Staff Reports The USC Board of Student Publications and Communications selected next year's student media heads at its meeting Tuesday, and the board is also continuing a feasability study of changing The Gamecock to a daily publication. Journalism news-editorial sophomore Jeff Wilson was con firmed for the fall semester editor of The Gamecock. Currently, Wilson serves as the newspaper's news editor. Carolina life section editor Scott Pruden was selected summer editor of The Gamecock. Pruden is a journalism news-editorial senior. Dennis Shealy was confirmed editor of Portfolio magazine. Shealy is a news-editoral magazine track sophomore. Advertising/public relations m m *J(IW IW1 ?, , . i?:'l 3 films _ IS /= ef m3/. DIREt ftw 4( AFUl //r^^L yr ?y ADVE '|(J\ " *\ IN HO ^2? $30 worth of FR ttkianes I Bring this coupon along with student ID Gradual Your college degree could flying with us. If you're ar Tuition assistance i] Leaders Class (PLC) A starting salary from $26,500 Free civilian flying 1 PLC aviation Summer training only Drew Gilchrist Captain Marine Corps Officer Selection 1001 Harden Street Suite 220 Columbia, SC 29205-1005 Telephone: (803) 256-9015 ^\ja\/beV? ed from page 1 Users can take their finished product to the career center for a critique and laser printouts. Lyles added that the Career Center is holding orientation programs for juniors today at 11 a.m. and Thursday at 1 p.m. to familiarize them with the center's senior job-finding services. Students should contact the Career Center for later orientations. 'The sooner students start lookinn ?Vif> cnnnpr thpv'11 finH a inh ** 111?, Uiv JWIIV1 M?v; a* Lyles said. next year's ia leaders junior Yon Resch was selected WUSC-FM station manager for the 1990-91 academic year. Winifred Rodgers, a interdisciplinary studies junior with emphasis in English, was confirmed the editor the Garnet and Black yearbook. Meanwhile, the board discussed plans of increasing The Gamecock's publication schedule to daily. However, an exact time schedule for the possible conversion was not discussed. 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