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Environmental
Meeting Tuesday
The Society For a Better En
vironment (SFBE) will hold an
open meeting at 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday, April 23 in Room 308 of
the Russell House.
The proposed recycling plan for
the University will be discussed
and all members of the Carolina
Community are welcome to attend.
For more information about
SFBE or the recycling plan please
contact Carl Naylor at 782-5898.
Students Named
The USC History Department
has announced the students
selected to attend the University of
Warwick, Coventry, England.
The selections were based on
outstanding academic and writing
ability plus a personal meeting
with each of the ten students
chosen for the semi-finals.
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The students selected are:
Vincent A.Cox, Paul A. Dominick,
Francenia Brennan Heizer,
Francis G. Horne, James W.
Huston, Wendy A. Smith, James C.
Spears and Theodore Von Keller.
Fund Established
The student chapter of the Music
Educators National Conference at
MUSC
that would be neither for or against
the construction of a second school.
Another member, June 0.
Yarborough of Florence, said he
thought it unfair to request the
MUSC Board to stay out of the
controversy.
In obvious anger at the proposal,
Yarborough said, "If we take any
position other than against this
second school, it would be against
all of our previous work. It would
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USC has donated $400 to' a
scholarship fund for Carolina
music students.
Anna Marie Khouri and other
student members raised the money
by selling food during the Jan. 11-12
statewide convention meeting to
rate' high school band students.
Khouri formally presented the
chack to Dr. William Moody, music
department head, Feb. 13.
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violate our consciences and would
do irreparable harm to this board,
our people and our state."
Members questioned each figure
presented by West and explained
the state could not afford this
project.
"We can't afford a leech like
this. We can't afford to have even
$5 worth.of our blood sucked away
in this manner," Schofield said.
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