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USC student * president 1 of law group | By JtANNlt LANCASTER Gamecock Staff Writer y |Htj University of South Carolina law student, Jim Llewellyn, heads the | Association of Student International Law Societies. Llewellyn, who will graduate J from the UniversHy in May 1977, , '4 was elected last April at national ^ convention of the American J Society of International Law. The jjjf student association includes more | than 100 United States law schools and three foreign law schools. "The purpose of the student association," Llewellyn said, "is to provide the opportunity to students to learn more about the in- p~ ternational legal process, a system j which hopefully will someday be { an alternative to war." J The American Society of In- ' ternational Law sponsors the | annual Phillip C. Jessup In- i ternational Law Moot Court ! Competition. The competition j which takes its name from the { former United Nations World i Court Judge, was held for the 16th j time this past April. It is the I culmination of thousands of hours j of local and regional competition. ; Two to five members from each } comDetiny school enter one of ? ten regional competitions held in j March. Each team must prepare J T both sides of a hypothetical case. ' He is also working on a cimplified ? p version of the Jessup Competition | y v Bftmw Dw55i2fl gKWlg .MM IRBflt v Ik '.;3 The 197' Hh grants for | ic nmii nnat y< * || good health Jim Llewellyn Applicatic BENTON'S RESTAUI "WE CATER TO STUC FOR BREAKFAST AND Three or Four Meats Six to Eight Vegs. And we'll JjjJ that pla urn right past utt-Putton B ilTtUjn : r wmi i m >1 ~ "News Br 7-78 competition for information may be obtain graduate study abroad the campus program a i. Herbert Matsen, located available awards are 608 of the Humanities mder the Mutual Building. Last day to pici *rogram and by foreign plications is Sept. 15. Dea< its, universities and filing application is Sept. nors to all qualified _______ udents. the grants offered The University of South < ind-trip transportation, Library is one of 12 librarie maintenance for one fhe nation which has been j i^ear. Several provide a grant by the Council on il travel only or a Resources for improver tided as a partial grant- services. This grant will enable a 1 ;s must be U.S. citizens to devote time to work with of application, hold a students and administra legree or its equivalent ining date of the grant, | age ability that com- | 1. the demands of the ?/?/7;rA yr JL jdy projects, and be in vlsllv jZl/J'.Js] in forms and further ji jl j i; ALLS RANT ji EQUIP Ml )ENTS ji ( LUNCH? ONLYTH ! ITTTVTVTV rLTJCi iefs ^ ied from integrating the library more fuily idvisor, ip*? teaching and learning. The in room librarian also will be able to design Office a?d implement creative programs t ud aD- tf18* will expand the library's rni#? lline for in the academic life of the 30 university. The librarian for the project will ?? be Ilene Nelson, assistant n reference librarian at Carolina. She will be working to expand and awarded refine the library orientation and 15hromi bibliographic instruction nrnoram [lent "of The 8rant allows for a replacement who will assume ibrarian Ne,son s reference duties and pays farnitv the necessary travel and related ,tors in P"**1 IT surrftl 2! A ir VS W-'': 32VJjJCi !; SEPTEMBER i; ENTPACKAGES j; ON SALE j; REE MORE DAYS |i RWATER WORKS ii 1-26 at Bush River Rd.!> 798-3723 !; tto&rawaiK nnza j mSUBSSSBBSSSmSSSBBm feMgM a^jnuHga BK^fllErSpH ww I IIS m?M; ' : ;i>-' Ml 81 jggSg gLg