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Counseling symposiui
A counseling symposium will be
Center from 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesday
Ten papers on topics ranging fr
group counseling will be presei
graduate students in counselor
Education.
There will be no registration ch
field of counseling may attend.
Philosophy symposiu
A Northwestern University pro
symposium at 4 p.m. Wednesds
Building.
The speaker, Richard M. Martii
Logic and Linguistic Structure".
Hillel Foundation spt
The Hillel Foundation is spons
former Israeli prime minister a
auditorium.
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Single parenting
to be discussed
it seminar
Single Parent Parenting will be
le topic of a four week seminar to
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1 cooperation with Parents
Without Partners.
The seminar will begin March 15
nd run for four consecutive
londays from 7 to 9:30 p.m. It
'ill hp led hv Paula Rrnriv and Rnh
aibbi. Single parents in the
olumbia area who want to register
hould call 779-3250. Members of
arents without Partners should
egister with Joan Lare at
B2-1673.
This course will focus on helping
ingle parents meet their own
eeds for adult communication and
riendships while still meeting
leir children's needs for security
nd acceptance.
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for any office to the two top
contenders.
Weaver Grayson, Bob Knudson,
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the candidates for SGA president.
Michelle Crout, Gerald T.
Moseley and Frank Shealy are
competing for the office of SGA
vice president. The SGA
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by Rex Gale and David Payne.
Sandra Bell is running unopposed
for SGA secretary.
Candidates have been campaigning
since March 1 and according
to the elections appropriation's
bill are allowed to
continue campaigning through
March 11. The campaign trail has
included meetings in various
housing areas. The meetings,
which were organized by dormitory
governments fpatnroH
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many of the candidates competing
for president, vice president and
other constitutional offices.
Meetings were held in the Towers,
South Building, Wade Hampton
and the Baptist Student Center.
Students will use machines to
cast ballots at the polls. Instruction
about voting procedure is
the resDonsibilitv of eantains
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overseeing each precinct and a
manager for every district. Also
each district will have a worker for
the purpose of ID and fee receipt
check.
During the campaign week these
workers were selected through
applications made to Elections
Committee. Committee Chairman
Jonathan Bryan said this
represented no problem because
nit; ^omiiiiiiee wouia locate suificient
personnel.
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