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Rhodes Scholarship workshops offered Rhodes scholarships will be offered, providing a full fellowship for two, possibly three years of study at the University of Oxford, including all tuition, fees, books, living and trav- j ei expenses. Additional information will be provided at the Rhodes Scholarship Workshop on Tuesday, August 25, at 3:30 p.m. in the Gressette Room on ] the third floor of Harper College on 1 the Horseshoe. The application deadline is Tuesday, September 15. For more information call Novella Beskid at 777-0958. 1 Scholarships available for two years of study in Britain British Marshall Scholarships will be offered for graduating seniors and graduate students with outstanding GPAs and an interest in studying in Great Britain. The scholarships include tuition, fees, a living allowance, travel, and 1 books. The Marshall Scholarship workshop will be held Tuesday, Au- ] SAFE RIPE continuedfrom page 1A "I wish there were some other way to service. For all I know, this whole progra Travers. "But as of now, I'm totally focused It's my top priority and my only goal." Make your mama proud* ( hang on the fridge. Writ News writers* meetings Sundays in Russell House 777-7726. The Gamecock. . - ' ' I If you are frieni and you < Maybe y The Box Office at C APPLY .N PERSON AT: part-tir BjmmmQyi)UX\ Qualified applican _ JOpUSM'M * Be available to work 701 JKS^stre* and additionalhour5 M-F, 10 am-4 pm + No tmlophono caUt phom. Have baSIC customi * Starting wage is $5.i available NOW I PI#** %t?1 Em L, One of Columbia's newesf a is now hiring al positions for1 floor of one of INC Naga /-r?n/v?i\fc Wr nffirr f\ flrxih ^VJ\ I\a*|7Ir?v^ vi IV,I ^ & benefits, and opportunity location now for Forest Dr LAKE MURRAY BLVD "7* , 5 J sj | HARBISON BLVD just 25, at 3:30 p.m. at the Gressette Room of Harper College. For information call Novella Beskid at 777-0958. Fulbright Grant workshops planned Fulbright Grants will be offered 'or graduate study abroad in acadenic fields or for professional training n the creative and performing arts. Applicants must be U.S. citizens md hold a bachelor's degree, or its equivalent, by the beginning date of die grant. Full grants provide roundrip international travel, maintenance, a research allowance, and tuition ivaivers. Interested persons should attend the Fulbright Grants Workshop on Wednesday, August 25, at 3:30 p.m. in the Gressette Room on the third floor of Harper College. For more information contact Novella Beskid at 777-0958. gauge the popularity of a safe ride m could turn out to be a flop," said on getting this service implemented. Jive her something to e for the Gamecock. $ will be at 2 p.m. 333. Or you can call Take our word. ~w~ $tuJ X jly, courteous and responsible? get along well with others ou'd like to join our team! Carolina Coliseum is looking to hire ne staff members. ts must: 3 days a week; 9 am-1 pm or 1 am-5 pm i on weekends and/or nights as scheduled SI BtflVIUO OIIU WUinpuiUI QtilllB 55 per hour; No work-study positions d number of positions available. URINQ Wsn Lib I nd most popular restaurants the tall Oct in on the grand zinc's 500 fastest growing le work schedule, great pav for growth. Train in Irmo ive location opening soon. Apply in person 300 Columbiana Dr. or call 781-4550. k Store managers deft BOOKS continued from page 1A History sophomore Laura Moxie had a problem last semester finding the right books for her English class because the list of required books varied from store to store. Problems like this were attributed to communication problems between bookstores and professors, and to reprinting book lists to accbmmodate changes "I had a problem last semester with book fists being different. ... I haven't had any problems so far (this semes LCI/, UU5111W5 lllOJUi IVlLllUild Oillltli said. Computer science freshman Brad Dawgert went to Addam's and University bookstores Wednesday, but between those stores only three of his classes were listed, and he could only find books for two of them. "The trouble I've had trying to find the stores and the harassment of them not having any of the books I need has not been the most enjoyable experience," Dawgert said. McLauchlin said for those books that were turned in on time, "98 percent are here... the other two percent are mainly new additions that haven't been printed yet." "We always want the number one supplier of books to be the student," McLauchlin said. "You immediately get money back to the students. You University officials s PUI continued from page 1A discretion when drinking. However, many students drive off campus to drink, blaming the university for campus alcohol policies. Pruitt said the university won't accept blame for something that is the student's responsibility. Pruitt and Lott agree that students don't think DUI-related accidents are a reality for them. "Students have a sense of invincibility," he said, referring to the saying about going first-class on the Titanic. "They think that even if the boat is going down, they'll get rescued. It's a fi 62! 113 This NEW Heatwave bai pizza tasting oven-fresh at until it arrives at your doors EH ? C/iees^ BS t/74^g> BftEAC BBi Your choice of Twisty I Cheesy Bread ', or 2-Li 48888 E?p 10/10/98 I Ufl md service to students don't have to pay shipping on books and | wonder if the order is coming in from the publisher or worry about being out s of stock." Lee, who says things at SC Book- I store this week have run' similar to the way they did last January, said that in cases where books have not been or- | dered, they are willing to special order the books. The later the professor or department orders the books from them, the more difficult it is to get the books on the shelf in a timely fashion. Michael Oliver, textbook manager at Addam's Bookstore, agrees there nave Deen "no proDiems so iar, oxner than trying to get late orders on the shelf quickly enough. In order to help curb this problem, store managers have met with textbook coordinators from each academic de- I partment to improve book ordering speed. McLauchlin said that there was "tremendous potential" for his store to better its relationship with the faculty It's a continual attempt to build a * team relationship, and it takes the faculty, us and the student," McLauchlin said. USC's College of Journalism and Mass Communications sends requests for books to each of the different bookstores, according to the CJMC Dean's office. ;ay students don't dilemma of maturity. Only you are responsible and can't be rescued." Pruitt, the area president of the Rape Crisis Network, also pointed out that many acquaintance rapes take place when alcohol is involved. Maturely managing alcohol can help prevent such crimes. "Date rape is not a way to escape guiltj.it complicates. Whether it's alcohol or drugs, there is a lost ability to decide," Pruitt said. "Alcohol is present in a lot of bad things that happen to college students." Gant said students should also expect to see a combined effort of USCPD, jwc i i^r UEtJ ~iiai VUI mm . v. I welcc m V? I Large 1 Top, % keeps your IP JH| | $;[ Ifclfc " ... f L ? ?I ? ill ter Coke5 | | Medium 1 To I#i i =J Valid at participating stores CftJSt only Not valid with any _ ^ other otter Puces may vary Customer pays sales la* Hand TOSSM where applicable Delivery H s)nr ????> a.eas limited to ensure sate W&& J$| driving On' drivers cany 'S88888teopm^? S2,??i2i,E; - - Limit Five 1 " late delivcues < >1998 H H Pr77ac Dormoos Pi//a. lite H f*p 10 , assure book availai ' 1 J/ k Ilfr^ira!^^ S^. 7 jJHlaS ?T : Melisa Rivera, an exchange studen Maria Fuentes purchase books Tu< at University Bookstore in the Russ Physical education freshman Whit ney Carpenter saia tnat sne naa to snop at several bookstores before she found all the books she needed She recommends that students shop around at all the area bookstores to find the best deals before buying any books. Lee agreed that for students to get a good deal, if s best to shop around. \ seriously about dru city and county authorities to arrest underage drinkers, especially during tailgating. Now that Tally-Ho has closed, Pruitt said he's concerned about were students will go to tailgate. "We're not going to let it (alcohol and drug violations) slide. There is zero tolerance as far as when you violate the law. You'll be arrested and charged," Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott said. 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"Not all the stores have used books and not all the stores have all the books," Lee said. Some students choose to avoid having to return to stores for books that aren't on the shelf the first time by buying all their books after classes start. "That can be a double-edged sword," McLauchlin said, nk driving accidents ended up dying or killing. It can ruin the rest of your life." Gant and the Office of Alcohol and Drug Programs are planning alcoholfree tailgating parties at the Ball State, Georgia, Mississippi and Tennessee games. Last season, about 500 to 700 students showed up for the parties, which included free food. The office also sponsors other drug-free events such as the Stress Blowout, designated driver program and Safe Spring Break campaign. < I#!81 I mm ?, liL O'S Jil 1?I dents ? : 5" A I 2se Pizza Topping Pizza pping Pizza & 1 Coke? T t Breadsicks & 1 Coke? sad ': 5 Wings & 1 Coke? 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