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Lundgren said, "But I'm pleased w
overall of the university.'
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Compliance with the regulations for
classrooms and other facilities nc
pensive," he said. "You can cut a <
class," Lundgren said. "Or water i
tear out the wall and put another f<
enough for those in wheelchairs to re*
a paper cup dispenser. You have to be
USC has attempted accessibility f
students before the law was put on th<
and now that the law "has ignited
handicapped students come here as *
that buildings and facilities are acc
This can create a problem with pa
"Parking is an animal I don't think w
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EACH SUMMER, armed with
impaired student's schedule and
housing, Lundgren and Dan Bake
parking and vehicle registration, d<
heaviest concentration will be and
accordingly. "We can move (design*
here to here as needed," he said.
Barrie Rogers, a graduate studei
wheelchair, said most students rea
not park in a handicapped space, "to
people park, they don't realize they
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\~ui, one oaiu. r? (ici auu Willi d II
may have to go a block out of the u
time~or ride down the road at nigh'
safe."
STUDENTS
NEEDED...
to post advertising materials on
the bulletin boards of this andor
nearby campuses. Choose
your own hours and schedule,
work up to 15 hours per week,
pay based upon amount of work
done: our average rep earns
4.65 per hour. Write for booklet
to Arherican Passage, 708
warren, avenue i\, Seattle, WA
98109. ^PART-TIME WORK.
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ith the attitude Orientation and si
. students with visi
provides a reader s<
accessibility to or on tape.
sed not be ex- "Most use tapes,
lurb or move a four or five tapes tl
oun tains. Don't braille volumes," S
juntain up (low needed, however, as
*ch)-just put up or braille,
creative."
or handicapped PHYSICAL BAR!
e books, he said, Rogers, "but mei
I a fire." more Sometimes it tfllc*
rord gets around overcomes the chai
essible. * whole, people care
rking, however. People are beco
e'll ever solve," dicapped and theii
because "they're nc
see them more, an
each mobility- Because more an
a list of their coming to USC, Lu
jr, manager of bigger, not smallei
ecide where the t "We feel that
assign Darkine linivprsitv nwwlc
ited) spots from are here to stay,
fulltime staff peop]
it confined to a
lize they should NO MATTER H
ut the way some staffed, the focus
' block the curb academic availabili
lobility problem The main thing," h
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he said more readers are always
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RIERS will be overcome," said
ital barriers will take years,
s a while, but once a student
r, they realize I'm a person. As a
ming more aware of the han
needs, according to Lundgren,
>t closeted away any more. People
d realize they are productive."
d more handicapped students are
mdgren said, "the program gets
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from a money standpoint the
invest in the handicapped. They
and a fulltime coordinator and
le are needed," he said.
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IOW the program is funded or
, Lundgren said, must be on
ity: "Can the student get to class?
ie said, "is the person's ability to
niversity and come out trained to
ve role in life. That, after all, is
t is here for."
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Feb. 26 through Saturday, Mai
Black Week has been d<
acknowledged on this camj
Renaissance," which portraj
drama, religion, and history.
The six-day program will
reading, and a talent show.
All of the activities are free;
Sunday, Feb. 26 7 p
Monday, Feb. 27 12 4
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7 p.i
Tuesday, Feb. 28 l;30
8 p.
Wednesday, March 1.30
7 p.
Thursday, March 2 4:30
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p.m. Dr. Grace McFadden, Asst. Prof, of Hist
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n. Mr. and Miss Black U.S.C. Pageant
Admission: $1.25 Russell House Ball
P-m Greek Show of the '60s Songs of the Era.
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