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Buildings
Dedicated
Saturday
Two USC buildings received
names in ceremonies on campus
Saturday as the Wallac- Thomson
Student Health Center a Ad Callcott
Social Sciences Center were
dedicated.
The new $1.8 million campus
infirmary is named in memory of
Union County native A. Wallace
Thomson. The former business
administration building, which
now houses parts of the USC
College of Social and Behavioral
Sciences, honors the late Wilfrid
Hardy Callcott, USC history
professor and administrator for 45
years.
The Thomson Student Health
Center, completed this year, has
more than 40 beds in semi-private
rooms, a medical laboratory and
full-time staff of 15 nurses and
eight physicians to expedite
medical treatment as routine as
colds or as demanding as a flu
epidemic.
Callcott Social Sciences Center,
a 50,500 square-foot structure built
in 1955, has classrooms, faculty
offices and research facilities for
the Department of Government
and International Studies, Institute
of International Studies, Bureau of
Governmental Research and
Service, Social and Behavioral
Sciences Laboratory, and the
Department of Geography'.
The buildings were named by
action of the USC Board of
Trustees earlier this year. Vice
Chairman of the Board James W.
Cothran presided at Saturday's
dedication ceremonies.
The 8 p.m. public recital is in
Fraser Hall on the USC campus.
Works to be peformed are the
Dumky Trio by Dvorak and the
Trio, Op. 67, by Shostakovich.
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Inc. was charted on USC's campus,
Nov. 3. Twenty-four women were
made members- of this first greek
letter organization for Black
women in the Saturday morning
ceremoxy. This was the largest
charted group in the entire South
Atlantic Region.
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