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Campus I USC prove WUSC-FM's Campus Magazine ill Un o/\/innr1 CAOOAn fAniffhf \ Will UC5111 110 ocvuuu n^aouu at 9 p.m. featuring Francis I Borkowski, provost at USC. Borkowski will discuss education at USC. Listeners will have the opportunity to question Borkowski on the air by telephone. Campus Magazine is a 90-minute interview nhone-in talk show devoted primarily to campus news. It is hosted weekly by Bryan Glazer, a broadcast major. GLAZER FOCUSES on nrnvfvativp fnnirs nnH onrrpnt S / * AM 1 \^iOOK gj Join us for this m 3 of Charleston 3 Student Night 1 ' TC g! WedSept. 26 ? 5:3 <=>1 serve yourself from our b c3 Shrimp and Corn Pie gi Baked Ham o| Fried Chicken ?) Charleston Red Rice <=>\ Hoppin'John oj Iced Tea or i s Reservations Re IUNI Gradi BECOME A LAWV Program approved by A Day or Evening classes Employment assistance fefl A Representative from The I g?|j Training's Lawyer's Assistam t||| on Tuesday. Oct. 2, from 9:01 SH ment 0fflco to m&et intereste n tion contact the Placement Oi pi] Paralegal Training, 3376 Pet |g|1 Atlanta, Georgia 30326, (40* ^Please send me information feU as$istant. HI r ty i< *.-yAddress -? City : Phone College Yr Grad. 1M0 SPRING DAY aSUMW Feb 11-May 9 June 12 SPRING EVE March 18 - Sept. 20 THE NATIONA PARALEG/ U| 33/b reacr Atlanta, 1 m, 404/21 ^8 BH 0f> < > ~ 880 Magazine t? >st on seas issues on and off campus. Campus figures and local personalities frequently appear as guests on Campus Magazine. ic rtfton HpUrttpH ffl 1 I1C pivgiaiu 10 VIWW WW.V.VV. WW "the student?the most important person at the university," Glazer said. "On many occasions I present several topics for discussion, encourage listener telephone response, and turn the show over to the caller to express his nr her oninion. Some nights I get as many as 30 to 40 calls." Those who call take the opportunity to gripe about a grade, )LINA I I M JJK. _JL teal reminiscent fe Cookery on at the k ip of Carolina 'Op.m.?8:00p.m. jg uffet ? $3.95 plus tax Plantation String Beans K Baked Squash Variety of Salads S Corn Bread g Chocolate Layer Cake Coffee jg quired?call 81981| mrnmmmmW Sel nates I 'ER'S ASSISTANT. merican Bar Association. available. '' j National Center for Paralegal pp f Program will be on campus ply t a.m. 5:00p.m. at the Place- h?>j d students. For more Intorma- Hpj ffice or The National Center for Ijfrv achtree Road, NE, Suite 430, b-v j t) 266-1060. OT about a career as a lawyer'^^^ 1 . State Zip p.-y icq n?v r-icai i r?AV Il.n t/n? Wi ? ru.k wn I - Sept. 9 Sept 18 - Dec. 16 FALL EVE , , m Oct 21 - May 9 V " '-. .jpi L CENTER FOR kL TRAINING ^ itree Rd., NE KSj Ga. 30326 56-1060 JOB immmmw ? t ' , i i . ? <* * o feature on openei the price of textbooks or th quality of food served at universit dining facilities. Others call t debate critical issues of our tim such as energy, lmiation ana won peace. "I really never know what going to be discussed next?1 thin that's what makes Campu Magazine unique, ne added. Future guests scheduled t appear on Campus Magazine ii elude: USC president Jame Holderman, Lester Aiken, dircctc of University Dining Services, an USC football coach Jim Carlen. 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