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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 ?
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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
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ints going through the regis
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concerned about President
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ny room and my food. Pie
rough to the students," he s
i opinion radically differei
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certain laws in order to re
lgle aim of the Iranians is t<
ng the shah back for trial.
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his dynasty," he said.
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med diplomatically by pas
of the shah, he added,
elt that most Iranian studer
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