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Advisement changes discussed at forum

Undergraduate advisers from USC’s Columbia and satellite campuses came together Thursday to discuss changes to the advising system that officials say will streamline the process and benefit students.


Salsarita’s debuts off-campus CarolinaCard

After years of unfulfilled promises by Student Government candidates, the CarolinaCard will make its off-campus debut today. Salsarita’s Fresh Cantina on Gervais Street today becomes the first off-campus business to accept Carolina Cash as payment.


Police seek driver who hit house, fled

The S.C. Highway Patrol has issued warrants for the arrest of a driver who fled police; crashed into a house near USC’s campus, sparking a blaze; and ran from the scene on foot.


	The Cocktails, Carolina Gentlemen and Cockapella performed a seasonal a capella concert Thursday night.

Aca-toberfest rocks courtyard

Blankets were spread out, marshmallows were beginning to melt in steaming cups of hot cocoa and the Swearingen Engineering Center courtyard was full of aca-goodness. USC’s three a capella groups — The Cocktails, The Carolina Gentlemen and Cockappella — came together for the “Aca-toberfest” fall concert Thursday night.


Q&A with Sen. Lindsey Graham

The Daily Gamecock briefly sat down with U.S. Sen Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., to talk about his upcoming primary challenge and his connection to young voters.


LGBTQ History Month celebrated with Campus Pride

In honor of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer History Month, Shane Windmeyer, executive director and founder of Campus Pride, spoke with USC students, faculty and staff about the importance of diversity on college campuses.


Sen. Lindsey Graham looks to the future

U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., spoke to students Wednesday night at an event hosted by USC’s chapter of the College Republicans. The 1977 USC graduate spoke about his views on national issues and then took questions from students.


In Brief: October 23, 2013

Columbia wants to crack down on gangs using a civil injunction, five inmates have died in an Orangeburg prison within a year, and two adults were exposed to rabies in Fairfield County.