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?vwam HI, ifa , "wlBlvlOajl Bisexual, Gay and Lesbian Association, 8 p.m., BA 364. Beta Alpha Psi, 5:30 p.m. PALM Campus Ministry, 5:30 p.m., dinner and program, PALM Center. Student Government Senate, 5 p.m., RH Theater. Women Students' Association, 6 p.m., RH 348. Campus Rape Awareness, 7 p.m., RH 332. Student Ad Federation, 7 p.m., RH 302 Bible Study, 7 p.m., Presbyterian Student Center, 1702 Greene St. Young Democrats, 7 p.m., RH 348. College Republicans, 7:30 p.m., Gambrell 151. For more information, call Mike at 544-0427 or Miles 254-2338. Academics Skills Drop-In, 12:10-12:50 p.m.,RH 309. Leadership Tr^ LEADERSHIP C< center anc The Office of Le ADVISOR OF T activities cen1 The Office of l I applications foi Campus activitie Ten not-tooliving off C2 1. Gather together two c is suggested that you pi 2. Find an affordable pla health department. (a \z 3. Give the landlord youi man's face, most likely tl 4. At least a month befo Put down the $100 c Put down the $50 de Put down the $60 in? the use of it. Call the have a line installed ( yes they have done t an hour of Muzak]. Deposit a $20 instilla cable company so yc woods specials. 5. Bug your roommates deposits. But, don't hold 6. Call the phone compa have never heard of you 7. THIS STEP IS VERY \b warm blanket, [for those below $200) 8. Get to know your loca amount of parking ticket 9. Call the phone compa phone to be able to rece 10. And finally.... the day water, the phone doesn' circus midget leaving yoi aren't so bad... I mean, y The deposits quoted in this ad rel "We want to provide a media for USC students, not for the state of South Carolina," Bryant said. "Students are the ones paying for WUSC, and we want tc play something they want to hear." Each student at USC pays about $2 per year in activity fees to run WUSC "This is the case whether they like it and whether they know it or not,' Biyant said. "Right now, students don't feel the radio station plays what the) want. "But students should have pride and a certain spirit in listening to their campus radio station." Greenwood said students aren't dissatisfied with the station's performance "Our impact can be seen especiall) 1 11, j _j _j. u.v. i: ill luutu uaiiu9 aiiu aiuiTO wmun uuui^unate with a lot of the stuff we're playing," Greenwood said. Bryant said national and regional research shows what college students buy in terms of music, but this research has yet to be conducted on USC students. "We plan to change this," Bryanl said. "We want to play music that the average USC student wants to listen to. We want to play music thaf s new and up and coming because, after all, we're college students." mning programs is cu duncil. Applications ) must be received by consii [adership training pr HE YEAR AWARD. appi er and must be recei consit -eadership Training P r the CAROLINIANA AV s Center and must be full con extremely paii impus: )r three of your friends who w ck ones not reputed for bounc ce to live which has not yet be 3rge feat within itself] " deposit fee, and first months lis is the last time you will see re move in you must: leposit on the electricity, iposit on your water, filiation fee for your phone an Phone company and explain 1 . .. .Ml + ~ ,uiey win aui ab uiuuyn yuu ai his before. But look on the bri tion fee and first month's payr )u can receive a few more pro constantly, begging them to p your breath, (this could be d< ny to check on your phone lin hofnro Ki i+ h/~>IH wni ir nrvu m/H' uciuic, uui iiuiu yuui yiuuuu^ yiPORTANT: Purchase a depe ! long months of attempting to il police force, (you will see th< s you will quickly accumulate) ny and explain to them that ye iive and dial out calls. arrives: MOVE IN (of course; t work and one of your roomr u with an extra $250 rent to p< ou could be dead or somethir Fleet the average cost of living off camf ! However, Greenwood said the station shouldn't change what if s playing, s "We're an educational outlet," Green) wood said. We're not there to be anyone's personal stereo. Market shares are t irrelevant What's important is that those who do listen are getting something out ; of it." Bryant and others wanting to change WUSC's format plan to ask major sta7 tions how they operate, and the reformers plan to use professional techniques. 1 If market research finds that the average person listens to bagpipe music, then thafs what well play," Bryant said. Greenwood disagreed. "We are the only outlet in the whole state for the type of music that we're playing right now," Greenwood said. "I think the proposed changes are already available in Columbia. Nobody is going | to listen to the same thing stations out there already play." Bryant's third goal is community | service. "This means being a good family I member and working in the Carolina community," Bryant said. "Considering we have 20,000 undergraduate students, we have the potential to establish a good irrently accepting appl are available at the CA Thursday, March 30, IS deration. ograms is accepting nc -ications are available ved by Friday, March 24 deration. rograms is also accepti vard. Applications are i received by friday, mai isideration. lful steps to ish to live off campus. [It :ing their rent checks] jen condemned by the rent, [remember this a smile on it] d the $100 deposit for to them that you wish to e speaking Greek, but yni biue, yuu yei iu neai nent in advance to the grams than deer in the ay their share of all the etrimental to your health] ie. (they will claim to ) jijgjg ndable fan and a very keep your electricity bill sm often, with the js, you would like the you'll find you have no nates has eloped with a ay,.... but hey, things >g). dus... Your's may be more! market for the Carolina community. "For example, we have high promotional value in working with CPU and other campus organizations. The point is, we're your media, and we're there to help everyone out." Lofton said WUSC has an open-door Students interested in becoming a part of WUSC's renovation can attend a meeting at 8 p.m. April 19 in the Russefl House, or they can contact Patrick Bryant at 561-1388. Other questions concerning Tire proposed rormar cnange can be directed to WUSC station manager Trey Lofton at 777-7172. policy for public service announcements, but university information has top priority. Not many campus radio stations have followed the type of plan Bryant has proposed, but he said those that have have become successful commercial stations. Still, others want to keep the sta ICATIONS FOR THE VMPUS ACTIVITIES 195 FOR FULL >minations for the at the Campus , 1995 for full ing nominations / available at the rch 24, 1995 for Signing up to live on car A job fair will be set up and t $50 deposit on a meal plan y When you sign up for ho year's supply of Pepsi, a mien year of micro-fridge rental, fr Computer donated by Univ So don't miss your chance t stuff! Tune in, Call in... Watch Channel 5 on M talk show, Columbia 29225. questions when you call in a ... And then tl 1. Select the type of housin offered such as Private roor living. Come to sign up to n $100. 2. Kick back your feet and < 3. Pay for your entire year's access, water, and cable) i HI? Hous On ca April 1 let for Reside tion the way it is. "We are one of the few free-form stations left in the country," Greenwood said. "The proposed format is like a catered plan. We don't want to lose the respect we've built up." Nevertheless, Bryant said the public will welcome these changes. "I think they'll love them," Bryant said. "If they don't, we've done something wroner. but I don't exDect this to be the case." "I think the USC community as a whole will welcome these changes," Moffatt said. "The whole agenda seems shallow," Greenwood said. "I think the people planning changes just want whafs easy and the audience they want is imaginary." Bryant said the proposed changes have been planned carefully. "We didn't just slop this thing together," Bryant said. "We've calculated what we need to do, and we've researched and have talked to many university officials." "The team that Bryant has put together is a well-qualified group of individuals that can adequately implement these changes," Moffatt said. "All our plans have 'make the pub here's living on g you feel is right for you from t ns. Greek Housing, quiet floors equest your room and put dowi snjoy the summer. J. . ism l wiiiuii muiuueb yuur eiec n one check when you pay you ing & Residential Serv mpus sign up is on March 27-3 0,11, and 13. Seeyoursign up I more information or call Housin jntial Services at 777-4283. Tipus has never been so easy, or so fun! here will be free Pepsi, popcorn, and ott ou receive a dining services coupon boc lusing your name is included in a raffle to D-fridge filled with food supplied by Marr ee voice mail, long distance credit wortl ^ersity Bookstore, and lots more! o sign up for affordable, hassle-free ho arch 22 at 7:30 for Housing and Reside Will UC UN I Idl IU IU dl IsWcl all U t 777-1162. See channel 8 for more inf lie happy" written all over them," Bryan said. "We've spoken to Student Gov emment about the new format, and the} feel the changes have a good public feel: Still, others don't feel the same way "I am fundamentally opposed to every thing that they are doing," Greenwooc said. Bryant said it will take more thai one academic year to implement th< r-hancrfis D "I definitely think the new forma' can eventually be achieved," he said. "Ifi a reachable goal, but to reach the fill potential, if s going to take more than i year. "However, in one school year, if s pos sible to do many of these things. We're here to lay the foundations, but people will have to continue these policies. "I don't think these changes will be expensive," Bryant said. "We have an alyzed it all - the school budget and whal we have to rearrange. We don't antici pate spending more money thafs not al ready in the USC budget." Lofton and Bryant both intend to ap ply for the position of WUSC statior manager. A decision will be made by the Board of Student Publications in April ices 0 and bookg and ier snacks. Ifyouplacea I )k worth $25.00. 1 win a Pepsi cooler with a I ion uouniry oiores, a Tree i $5. a Macintosh 575 using and win really cool ntial Services's call in fyour Sign-Up ormation. campus: :he many specialties and apartment style i your only deposit of tricity, local phone ir school fees.