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than half tl
:>nly fraternity whose and it is th<
ive is service," said campus,
ly, vice-president of Goolsby.fr
in the Alpha Phi APO hai
raternity. service pr<
have requ
en at USC since 1951, Shealy sa
e chapters than any range fron
i fraternity in the people who
:cording toShealy. the univen
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awards The aw
;ock was presented Saturday
Press Association meeting it
vision award for the Lowman, ,
newspaper in the associatior
iing to Reid Moncretary-manager
of The Ca
i Association. paper at
the Divisi
cock also won the newspaper
npetition against the competitic
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will be published j
, April 18. Have a ;
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according to Fred bo}
aternity member. vis
? been active with 14 in
ejects this year which wo
ired over 1,500 hours, the
id. "These projects ele
l delivering plaques to Ho
have donated money to phi
sity, to taking elderly He
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ools in South Carolina,
0 Montgomery.
ards were presented
at a press association 1
1 Myrtle Beach. Polly Pi
a member of the press ha
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rolinian, the student sy
USC-Spartanburg, won
on II award for best Ui
in the smaller college Be
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Mon. -Fri. 12-2a.m., Sat. 11
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Disco open at 4:30
ser served nightly 6
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rnity
izens to a baseball game."
iccording to Clint Bowers, AI
dge, other projects have
ded a "boyscout camporee"
/ scout outing at Bell Cam
its by APO members to patiei
the infirmary; APO memfcx
rlririff of rvrvl 1 Ki\rkfKn
a mil Ui U1V pVIl UVA^tl IO Milt 1
; recent Student Governmc
ctions; the Carolina Childre
me picnic; distributing pa
ets for the Thompson Studc
alth Center; Handicapp
Mrs. Holderman
chairs campaign
Carolyn Holderman, wife of t
esident James B. Holderm
is been named chairwoman
e International Year of the CI
mpaign for USC's nine-cam
stem.
The announcement was made
SC Provost Francis
)rkowski.
Borkowski also named to
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Citizen's Day at the zoo; Speci
Olympics for the mental
retarded and an escort service.
"One of the ongoing projects
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me catui i sci vitc, uuwcio oai
"This is probably the m<
significant in terms of the mi
people we help. It's very popuh
and the number of people we h<
3Q is always increasing."
jn_ The escort service is a form
a transportation for USC students
[p. use at night, according to Bower
^ "It runs Monday-Thursday fron
Jrs p.m. until midnight." Bowers s<
ng a student calls the APO office a
a?ks to hp fransnnrlpH In n mmr
?ru ; 1 r
ins location. A car is dispatched, a
m_ the student is then picked up. "T
;nt escort service transports studei
ecj to locations only on campus and
committee Eleanor Duff, associ
professor of early ehildh
education at the USC College
Education, Suzanne Strom
JSC assistant professor of cl
an, development at the USC Colleg
of General Studies.
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Bowers said.
JIM THOMPSON, pledge ember,
is said headquarters for the escort
a service is on the Universitv
,st Terrace's lower floor.
[>st Thompson said the escort serar,
vice is planning to expand to two
?lp cars next year and added that
money for gas and cars is donated
of by USC.
to Possibly the biggest project of
15 the year is the Special Olympics,
^ which will be held April 18, according
to Donna Donati, APO
nc* president. "We will be working at
,U*J the signup table for the con;!
testants. We also have what is
he known as big buddies," Donati
j1*8 said. "The big buddies make sure
1 ls the people get to their events and
they also encourage the people in
f Kin pqnoc uiith ohoorc nrl cun_
Uiv I aVW TTIUI VIIW&U Uliu uup~
port."
"One of the main reasons I
joined APO was for the Special
Olympics," Bowers said. "I'm a
psychology major and all along
I've worked with retarded kids, so
APO is a way to do that type of
thing."
APO does not lose anything in
way of social activity, according to
several members. "You're getting
the best of both worlds," Thompson
said. "It's also the cheapest
fraternity on campus." The cost is
$25 for pledging, and an additional
$25 for a lifetime membership, he
said.
Bowers said, "I think if I'm
going to be in a fraternity, I want to
be in a fraternity that's doing
something."
1
A campus escort
program is only one
of the services APO
provides
J
iate "In the age of great attention to
ood the energy crisis ? conservation of
- oi waier, air and other natural
an, resources ? America needs to be
lild reminded of our greatest natural
n of resource and our hope for their
future," Holderman said.
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