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Block s< By Leslio Smitl Gamecock Staff Wrh USC student organizations wi their own block seating at Caro next fall in accordance with a d< Student Senate Athletic Comn ?_ weeK. John Moore, assistant athleti< Athletic Department would no lc for a block seating policy conci tickets and how many they wi someone will have to collect stud to the ticket office, and pick up day. THERE IS NO uniform system non-Greek organizations. Moor< Department cannot work with t representatives from each organi Moore suggested that indepei and fraternities form a coalitioi block seating. The fraternities have two r collect ID cards and get tickets f It is done in a well-organized, Moore said, and he would like to for all organizations. Student Government Preside safd he agrees with Moore that th good system, but said this is b nature of their organization. Sue not exist among non-Greek org? will need some help developir system. Haeseker said a possible soluti one representative from each s choose two or three people to tak the athletic ticket office for each j BARBARA DERRICK, At Chairman, agreed. She said she department would be willing Speaker schedule* A spokesperson for the Institu of Transport Economics will spea on Polish maritime policy at 3 p.r tomorrow in room 112 of tl Callcott Social Sciences .Center. Dr. Zofia Sawiczewsak of tl University of Gdansk, Poland, wi present a speech sponsored by tl USC Department of Geography. !- The Insitute of Transpo Economics provides applied ar theoretical research and a< visement to the Polish gover ment. Poland has established a viab maritime industry that provide competitive shipping rates arour the world. In the eastern bl< countries. Poland's maritin business is second only to that < the Soviet Union. Its competitn rates have created concern f< Western shipping enterprises. Professo\ appoiniei A clinical professor of pediatrii with the USC medical school h; accepted a two-year appointme as a medical educator in Jidd Saudi Arabia. Dr. Richard S. Owings, specialist in pediatric surgery, w assume his new position Feb. 1 supervising medical and surgic training above the intern lev< arranging conferences and visitii professorships and initiatii residency programs in Jidda. Owings is a charter member the American Pediatric Surgic Association and a Fellow of tl American Academy of Pediatric and the American College Surgeons. Owings is a USC graduate. I earned ms M.D. at tne Medic University of South Carolina. jrjH'TV I ?-1? Paper drivt slated The USC Environmental Le Society will sponsor a recyclii paper drive from 9 a.m. to 5 p.i Feb. 12 at the corner of South Ma and Greene streets. Newspapers, magazines, pho books and other paper publicatio will be accepted. sating re er represent 11 have to organize beyond th lina football games Both Di ecision reached in a ! the time littee meeting last seating. providing c director, said the 1 Derrici >nger be responsible Student S erning who will get provision 11 receive. He said divided b ent ID's, bring them other lie* the tickets the next bringing system i l for doing so among operating e said the Athletic Other i he large number of the numl ization. receive a ndent organizations about 140 m erouo to organize or mores SOME epresentatives who tativessi or each home game, be increa consistent manner, students see a similar set up would rc them. It i nt Peter Haeseker seats be < e fraternities have a USC who ecause of the close seats, h cohesiveness does No fine mizations, and they areas dis ig a block seating because, said Hae: on would be to have to pick up tudent organization The m< e all student ID's to represen jame. student < hletic Committee Student 5 thought the athletic to give to explain to the comment ' PEI s ABI 3 UAI dn I le a? COMPUTER SCI1 5 "A/y objective on g al college was to obtc >]t a leader in my pro) \g fulfilled that objeci AISA and the comp intertwined since ti 0? NSA continues to i . the data systems fit . opportunities to be "Z technology being ct ^ industry-wide." Edward Johnson je B.S. Computer Sci* al iw sssa^ft dm :;J ne ns organized atives how to arrange block seating t lat it would be out of their hands. errick and Haeseker said SG does not ha or manpower to become involved in blc They would vlike to limit the SG role ; a base. t said she will introduce a resolution to I Senate concerning block seating. One of s will be that the hlork soatinc nrnrpdnrp >etween the Interfraternity Council and I ensed student organizations. "I can't s the rest of the organizations into the Gre >vhen they already have it set up a ; smoothly ," she said. natters discussed at the meeting incluc >er of block seats to be given out. Gre< bout 1800 seats, and all other organizatic 0. Whether this distribution will be chang eats will be added has not been determine OF THE student organization repres iggested the number of block seats availa sed, but Moore said this would not be fail who do not belong to an organization foi Kluce the number of tickets available vas also suggested that the number of bl< determined by the percentage of students aiu iiiuiiiuui ^ vji ui ^ciiii^auuiid wiiil.ii uu il decision has been reached in any of i icussed. However, SG will study the mat "unless it is pursued nothing will be don seker, "and Student Government will be I )the ball." eeting, called by Derrick, was attended tatives of SG, the athletic department, c organizations. A resolution passed by Senate required that such a meeting be h student organizations the opportunity t on current block seating procedure. hdieii jWfcfcil JNTIST l., <4* an MS , enjoy the i m employment with o/mathen, 'ess.on. NSA many whic ive. 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