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Federi By Megan Sexton Garrraccck Staff Writer USC will be given the F Building on Sumter Street ii 1980 to house the univt public affairs and intern programs. USC ! President Jam< Holderman presented the pi to the Kjjgcutive Committee USC Bpgrri of Trustees Frid; Thejitrilding will be call James F. Byrnes Center ternational Studies and Affairs. It will include US ternational programs, in a to containing conference sp* facilities designed for nev ferences and radio stations would be part of South C Educational Television. Iran ? "I'm sure that they woulc would be much more comf< abroad. They want to cem countries, ne aaaea. Few of the 50 Iranian stud< would comment on the situi refused to be identified. ONE STUDENT was very to freeze all Iranian assets in from my family to pay for i Carter to let the money get th Another student voiced ar various school representative that it is justifiable to break aim," one student said the sir return to Iran. "We don't want to just bri and undo what he has done, bombings still being done by I The student explained the stand based on fear of U.S. a trial. The United States ha( activities, and would be har would be uncovered in a trial THE STUDENT SAID he f States share his strong anti-/ JiggP*" 14 K. HAMMERED EARRING 100'S TO CHOOS All Va ( i S Bmcimi) J ? j Joi | Quiche \ E I " I 4gH <"ll^ ??ll?n I II ? <1 ?>ll ^ r il Builc WX, %*/<?%* ^ I-Ji uyi < ADMINISTRA "ederal such as the Offic< n early ^e Developmen jrsity's located in the ational Among the pub that would be hoi es B . nm fVin Unt^AOil f ai c tire uui vau x roposal Research and i of the private Sector D< ay- Support for 1 led the tivities would be for In- comprehensive Public private funds, the IC's inddition The proposal n< ice and of the board < rs con- Holderman said I ? which to the board at th< arolina Tjie ExecutiVe discussed plans I 1 like a solution to the prol jrtable for them here and ent relationships again bi ints going through the regis ation in Iran. Those who v concerned about President the United States. "I'm wa ny room and my food. Pie rough to the students," he s i opinion radically differei es concerning the Iranian si certain laws in order to re lgle aim of the Iranians is t< ng the shah back for trial. He still has influences in 1 his dynasty," he said. American refusal to depor ctions that would be brougl i been supportive of man] med diplomatically by pas of the shah, he added, elt that most Iranian studer American seniimenis. NBMMaaBHI I UNBE I 14 K Si i GOLD \ i SALE | jew E FROM I WARE % MB mm I 2909 PLA /rr i w,,tcou r4 ^ i! n us for a and Cne| Special ipstorie Cafett fuesday Decer i p.m. 4 7:00 p Be* ling to h< m nils in xy TIVE UNITS, of tri ! of Research and meeting will t Office may be tatives from Byrnes Center. Holderman s tic service units jsed in the center complete rep< or Governmental underway at 1 the Center for for the boar ;velopment. through. Evei he center's ac- the university a vital part of a | campaign for proposal said. I jeds the approval y >f trustees, and (m le plans to take it iir next meeting. X Committee also X for the December / ?4 blem, so things y for our people (f itween the two I itration process M S. yould comment 7 (r for . Carter's order ) iting for money U last ase tell Jimmy X aid. J hei it from that of \F tuation. Saying y ach a "greater (L > get the shah to \ We want to try (f ran. There are t the shah as a \ it out in a court y r of the shah's (f [ incidents that ?) its in the United A y I i 1 i >s s *.. ATABLE I I Adm,? .COLD I \LE \T ,ELRY HOUSE I I CDCr A TT SPRINGS RD B Ol L^IAA 91" 6 Mon-Sat B ?I 4 " ' ""1 NIGH' i A || WEE! es | 2ria 1 ! MONI Tiber A 5 < \ to I >5 .m. I I t TUES i i JfirfU! I WED[y i I | I THUF ' L... ??i?h?ii ?? C-LI' 6< n 111QP . *? istees meeting. The include represen-i i other campuses, P"" ] aid. At this time a art of every program [JSC will be available a members to iook y research project of J will be described. 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