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News RHUU r< The main issue of the Executive University Union. RHIIII MnnHn \f iijc bid to overrule the decision of the National Entertainment Campus Act This past week, Paluch had stated delegates whom he deemed "unqualifi the NEC A A Convention. The motion History e program The USC Department of Histnrv Warwick Exchange Program open 1 Two persons will be selected by the attend the University of Warwick ne The students chosen will pay their re $40 to cover the laundry costs of their two students from Warwick attendin tuition at Warwick. Thus, it will cost year than it would to attend USC. Application forms may be obtained must be returned to Henry Lumpkii Committee before March 1979. Final Presidential i Keith DeTrude, assistant to USC Pn resigned his position, effective Feb. DeTrude said he will go to Indiana] employed. "I'm leaving to accept the i he said. DeTrude has been at USC for 18 it Correc It was incorrectly reported in V defendant has seven days to appeal a cj student has 14 days from the date he re the mail to appeal. The Gamecock regr CDCriAl DDA^DA ?/1 kviini. I a\v/\7ivm PRESEl ?0 and LOftftAI ! speak in THE AMITVUII Monday, Feb. 5r 1 | Ballroom, Russell AHMICCIAKI CDCC rtL/i?i i?i?j iv/ 1^1 rivcc * an investigative tea delving into the super Who will survive and ! will be left of them? 6?mr ttu a I IK ICAHO CHAIHSAVK MASSACRE" America's most bizarre and |i|p|I brutal crimes. C0L0R W1 A [3RYANST0f^^^^__ I no i ukta i to i i - : RELFASE 1SC! Wk Friday ft Saturday 7:00 & S Russell House briefs -i and forn impressi ejects bid SSlL Other ] ! Council of the Russell House Ikle, dire is the rejection of Kenny Paluch's Agency Rplprtinn nf Holonof?o fi>nm 1 ? v.?.vBuvvi] ttuiu ure rucnara ivities Association, NECAA. Russian that he thought it was unfair for special a ed" to be going to Kansas City for Vance fo was defeated 9-2. .xchange X available I lounces the 1979-1980 University of (f or tan 1979. *) Warwick Exchange Committee to X ar Coventry, England for a year, gular tuition and fees to USC plus y counterparts from Warwick. The m g Carolina will pay their regular J no more to attend Warwick for a [ at the Department of History, and y n [i, chairman, Warwick Exchange U H selection will be made by April 1. 1 J aide resigns I P esident James B. Holderman, has ^ ( polis, Ind., where he will be self- x J challenge of the business world," y lonths. A tion X p 1 ^ " ' ireuiiesuuy s ^jramecoCK mai a \ ampus court decision. Actually, a V ceives the court decision through V ets the error. ^ IMS COMMITTEE I ^ NTS IN? WARREN* \ dep 9 on < .L? HORROR j 1979 House tB^j^ ^ natural russel house 3 - - ?- - I what 11 C Wjm- vA/y $ t!~ >v Jf >2^9SBbB^^h^ /jmW, >; ' - x Jr iUBIiHnBBfl^^ MB? f'' ' '''tfpp -Jjfi_~: ' J j 7^-"".:;:.:\: , February 2 & 3 j >:30 pm Theatre *1.00 Lhm J.S.-Soviet le Ambassador to the U.S. Anatoly Dobrynin ler CIA Director George Bush headline an ve list of academicians and government scheduled to discuss Russian-American at USC during the spring semester, participants in the lecture are: Dr. Fred C. I >ctor of the Arms Control and Disarmament < during the Nixon administration; Dr. Dinno TI 1 *t_j >' * ipvo, uucvwi ui nm vuru university's Research Center; and Marshall Shulman, p ssistant to U.S. Secretary of State Cyrus |. r Soviet Affairs. _ Vim at will The Fren am President H i lace: I ?riff's I k A ^ J ?. ^ ? ^ rench Club Cocktail Dinner in COMPLETE FRENCH D Members $6.00 K Slide Show ? "France: Call Tommy Hart (2521), D osit fee in French Club Mailbc ZOMMUNITY SERVICE/LI /olunteer Opportunities for Individuals and Gi Community Involvement Practical Experience in your chosen fiel Career Exploration Continuing Education (CEU) credits (1 pei mini a Kane rcutco cad nr*. w?ii^vhn i?ii iici m Group and one-to-one activities, working \ idults. Physical and recreational therapy and j iwimming offered. Orientation and supervisioi iAORRIS VILLAGE ALCOHOL A rREATMENT CENTER Volunteers needed for group programmi veekend librarians. Also individuals interests tlcohol and drugs are needed. Orientation and su 1RYAN PSYCHIATRIC HOSPIH Volunteers are needed to assist staff nurse .e. escort patients, special project assistance, 1 n group activities and providing companionship RBIt CFDVirc u ..n rw~ w?,.i IF .Wh ^ an mice locations is leparting from the Russell House parking lot eturning by 8:30 P.M. FOR MORE INFORMATION con >ffice of Community Services in the Itussell Hou ctures slated A 12 tx.. * - rtccuruiiig 10 ur. james iiuniman, series organizer and chairman of USC's Department of Government and International Studies, "this will be more than just a series of lectures. Dobrynin might pull a few surprises. If the timing is right, he may use the podium as a forum for announcements of SALT II developments. Officially, the programs are a supplement to the iniversity's course of "Soviet-American Strategic balance," but Kuhlman said the major emphasis will e our community involvement. ^ i ich Club | d I (m Bolder man | Time: \ 7:00 pm cash bar i 7:30 dinner ? Monday, Feb. 5th | I honor of Pres. Holderman. \ INNER WITH WINE I Ion-Members *7.00 / A New Perspective" y ebbie Hughes (3031), or 5 >x, 812 Humanities Office Bldg. \ EARNING PROGRAMS I rouns thrnnoh ' r 10 hours of volunteer work) j. j rded I vith developmentally disabled children and I group instruction involving music, art and j j i provided. ( 1 lND drug abuse i ng and activities, along with evening and M d in presenting educational programs on rj ipervision provided. j j ? 1 is in meeting the specific needs of patients, etter writing, organizing and participation ' ; . Orientation and supervision provided. provided every Mon., Tues., and Wed. [ j (just west of building) at 5:30 P.M. and tact Paula Barclay or Denise Breen in the [' i se West Wing. Phone 777-5117. I