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A task force is being organized
the USC College of Health and
Education programs and thei
relationships, according to Danii
associate provost.
The task force, which would <
three to five rmtinnnllv lrnnum 4
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the fields of health and physical e
was agreed upon by the officia
college and the office of the provo
ANTION SAID the task force w
the various health and physical <
programs and their relationship i
other, covering a wide range <
from nnssihlp nvorlane i*-? nvnrt"
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possible combination of programs
USC DanceThe
Great USC Dance-a-thon, held this j
and Saturday, raised $15,726 for the
Dystrophy Association.
150 participants finished the 24-hour dai
Wanda Harwell and Clif Snelgrove, spc
ELif " SOUTHERN W(
apK servici
If ... to talk with someo
I Problem pregnancy cou
I ; Abortion counseling ser\
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ultimate decision is singular. You must r
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Richland Memorial Hospital is a 611-bed
| affiliated with two medical universities
patient services for children and adults
CCU, ICU, PICU, NICU, EH, RR,
Rehabilitation. We offer a comprehensi
RNs and a 6-week orientation or a 19-m
program for new graduates as well as sta
excellent compensation and benefits, tuil
i location that offers the excitement of a mj
For immediate attention call Fat Hollow
at (803 ) 765-6271 or send resume to: Of!
Richland Memorial Hospital 3301 Hard<
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I group to study
iysical educatio
The task force review will be comp
around the end of this semester, accoi
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Physical USC officials are currently gathc
r overall information and the formulation
el Antion, questions for the members of the
force to consider once they have I
consist of selected, he said.
'igures in Antion said a task force reviev
ducation, academic programs is a routine
ils of the currence.
st. "Any university, any academic
ill review stitution that is worth anything,
education always have ongoing reviews of
vith each academic programs,'' he said,
of issues The results of the review will be te
ams to a under advisement by USC officials,
cording to Antion.
a-thon raises $15,726
>ast Friday Women In Construction, won the grand prize oi
Muscular $250 savings bonds..
The dance-a-thon was sponsored by Sigma A
nce-a-thon. Epsilon Fraternity.
nsored by
IMK.VS jD I
. Residential Life Service
nc who cares
fc The Living-Learning Exp
nseling I Bates House, Columbi
/ices I Massage to Basic Car N
Dined counselors H In addition, Bates Hous
lontrol services I Bates House is open to
vie groups I Columbia Hall and the h
I Applications available:
ill frCC ZooaTN I For Nada Community at
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9 For Batea House at Tow
jj all applications Ml
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ive alternative for today's
ssional opportunities, the jfl .' J
nake the right decision for 6gBBB8 I j
acute-care referral center
> offering a full /ange of BIH| j
.. Specialty areas include \
Neuro and Pulmonary Hi \ ' ^
ve 2 week orientation for oHHk \BiBHff
onth internship-residency
ff development programs,
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ijor metropolitan area.
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fice of Human Resources 1 ljjg|
;n Street Ext. Columbia, I
WUSC show
Campus Magazine, a phone-in G.
in interview and talk show, will v*
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lecea hosted by Bryan Glazer. "My g<
'ding aim," Glazer said, "is to have an o'
audience of some magnitude that
Jring 8teer toe program in the m,
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catalyst of free expression.*' at
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HAVE YOU HEARD OF THE ALTERNAT
3 is now offering a different environment.
>erience offers a special residence hall life.
a Hall and the Nada Community offer mlnl-cou
lalntenance and seminars on other areas of interei
e and Columbia Hall offer formal academic course
all students.
Jada Community are open to all students who have
Horseshoe Area Office - Tel 2697
uth Area Office and Columbia Hall Desk Tel 2873
ers Area Desk and Bates House Desk-Tel 6813
JST BE TURNED IN BY NOON FEB. 9th.
SOPEN DOOR,
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our new home
Looatjon: West V
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Tuesday-Thurs
v premieres
lazer said he plans to invite
irious admdinistration officials,
eluding President James B.
older man, to guest on the show.
wight's guest will be Student
)verament President Seamus
Boyle.
The main objective of Campus
agazine is to make students
ore aware of their environment
USC, according to Glazer.
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