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Student'.
wins 2nd
Larry Hamilton, senior in
ternatkftal 3tudies major, has
been iwrded second place in the
International Studies Association
South Student Paper Contest.
A Columbia native, Hamilton
received his award Friday in
Gatlinburg, Tenn., for his study of
current Japanese foreign policy.
First place went to a University of
Kentucky student for a paper on
the ue of conflict events data in
the study of international politics.
Students from about 50 schools in
the Southeast participated.
Hamilton and an international
studies junior, April Lucas, will
represent USC at the U.S. Military
Academy's Student Conference on
U.S. Affairs at West Point, Nov. 17
20.
Geological
'Suzanne's
"Suzanne's Lament," a slli
destructive inf I uence on the
will be presented at 7 and 9
Russell House Theatre.
The program by Prof. Mile
Massachusetts, makes a spe
areas in Alaska still can be
Rapid-fire slide presentatic
contemporary artists give er
Bob Dylan, Paul McCartni
and Young highlight the soui
Admission is free. This eve
USC Student Geological Soi
USC's adopte
(Continued f
nursery school where her favorite sul
home she picks up her toys and enjoys
The tenth child, Sebastiano Russo,
in the fourth grade and his favorite su
are cleaning his shoes and he enjoys p
According to Lynn Cesaro, Internat
children have improved tremendous:
At first, their progress reports wer4
run more along the lines of "Excellen
"The children write letters to us ani
the changes taking place."
Ms. Cesaro went on to say that any<
any of the children is urged to do
coming by the University Union offici
"They are really interested in findi
thousands of questions in every letter
Anyone who wishes to contribute ni
for this purpose on the Russell House
the second floor or at WUSC's mar
.As of 9 p.m. last night, $214.01 had b
been pledged from Sims dorm and
Large s~
Blue DE
L E\
Bell ho'
stra ighi
Blue Denim 104
MOE
Headquarters fo
corner of Lady I
paper
place
Students from 100 schools
representing the United States and
Canada will attend the conference,
which has a theme of "U. S. Role In
World Affairs-Changing Patterns
of Power."
Ms. Lucas, a native of Bishop
ville, has been assigned to the
round table seminar on USSR and
East Europe affairs. Hamilton has
been designated to the seminar on
South and Southeast Asian affairs.
According to Dr. J. G. Holland of
the International Studies
Department, the students were
assigned to the roundtables on the
basis of the area of their con
centration in their undergraduate
studies.
unit sets
Lament'
le and sound show on man's
fragile coastal environment,
p.m., Thursday night in the
s Hayes of the University of
,cial plea that some coastal
saved.
n accompanied by songs by
nphasis to this show.
y and Crosby, Stills, Nash
idtrack.
nt is being sponsored by the
::iety.
d children...
rom Page 1)
)ject is looking at picture books. At
playing with toy cars.
is 13 years old and from Italy. He is
bject is reading. His chores at home
laying basketball.
ional Committee chairman, "These
ly since USC started this program.
just "Good" and "Fair". Now they
t" and "Much Improved".
di you can even tell from the letters
me who would like to wit'e a letter to
so and may obtain the address by
~s in Room 203, Russell House.
ng out about America and they ask
we get," she said.
ioney may do so at the booth set up
a first floor, at the Wishing Well on
Ethon location.
sen collected in cash and $288.00 had.,
the Horseshoe.
rock of
mim
Iton or
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