University of South Carolina Spartanburg - Carolana Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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77i s student seems unhappy to find that there are three books for History 1 12. Out of all these books, mine will be the most expensive. Student Life 25

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Want It? We Have It! Where do you go for that book your pro- fessor is requiring you to read? The book- store, of course. Virtually anything you could need for a class can be found at the bookstore. From textbooks and note- books to pens and decals, if you have to have it, the place to go is the bookstore. At the beginning of every semester, you must purchase textbooks for each course on your schedule. The bookstore ' s friendly staff is always ready to help you find the books you need. If you want to show your school spirit, you may choose a shirt with a school logo on it. The bookstore has a large selection of styles and sizes to serve any purpose. So, the next time you find yourself in need of a book or a sweatshirt, go to the bookstore! f m These student nurses enjoy looking together for what they need. Backpacks like these are the most popular and effective way to carry books and papers. Student Life

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It ' s Time For .. . REGISTRATION What classes are you going to take next semester? This question is a com- mon one at registration time. Students rush around trying to get an appointment with their advisor to determine exactly which classes they will take to fulfill the requirements for the degree they are seek- ing. After this has been accomplished, the next step for students is toget their sched- ules put in the computer at their registra- tion center, which is determined by what school one ' s major is in. The first day schedules are put in the computer usually has the longest lines of people, because the sooner a student has his schedule put in the computer the better his chances are for getting into the classes he needs for that semester. If someone DOESN ' T get into a needed class, the only alternative besides taking a substitute course is for the student to wait until the Drop Add peri- od at the beginning of the next semester and try to find a section of the course with a space open because someone dropped that course. Generally, the hassles of registration SEEM worse than they really are. Stu- dents at USCS are fortunate in their regis- tration process compared to students at a larger university, such as Clemson or Carolina. Registration lines like those at USCS would be a welcome sight at the larger schools. Thus, students must view registration as a necessary process that works relatively well at this institution. Angela Butler enters a student schedule into the computer. The most dreaded part of registra- tion is fee payment! The line in the auxil- iary gym always seem to move relative- ly fast until you get in the back of that line. Student Life