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Block s By Leslie Smi Gamecock Staff VN USC student organizations > their own block seating at Cai next fall in accordance with a Student Senate Athletic Com week. John Moore, assistant athle Athletic Department would no for a block seating policy con tickets and how many they \ someone will have to collect stu to the ticket office, and pick u day. THERE IS NO uniform syste Department cannot work with representatives from each orga Moore suggested that indep and fraternities form a coaliti block seating. The fraternities have two collect ID cards and get tickets It is done in a well-organized Moore said, and he would like I for all organizations. stuaent Government Fresic said he agrees with Moore'that 1 good system, but said this is nature of their organization. Si not exist among non-Greek orj will need some help develop system. Haeseker said a possible soli one representative from each choose two or three people to U the athletic ticket office for eacl BARBARA DERRICK, i Chairman, agreed. She said sh department would be willinj Speaker .schedule A spokesperson for the Instil of Transport Economics will sp on Polish maritime policy at 3 p tomorrow in room 112 of Callcott Social Sciences .Center. Dr. Zofia Sawiczewsdk of University of Gdansk, Poland, present a speech sponsored by QSC Department of Geography The Insitute of Transj: Economics provides applied theoretical research and visement to the Polish gov< ment. PaIomH hoc ncfoKitcKa/I o tfic & viauu nao woiuviiguvu a TIC maritime industry that provi competitive shipping rates aro the world. In the eastern 1 countries, Poland's mariti business is second only to tha the Soviet Union. Its competi rates have created concern Western shipping enterprises. frojesso appointe A clinical professor of pediat with the USC medical school accepted a two-year appointn nr r% 1 ?m Tw 419 ix iiicuitai cuuvaiui* ;ut uu Saudi Arabia. :'v Dr. Richard S. Owings, specialist in pediatric surgery, assume his new position Feb. supervising medical and surg training above the intern le arranging conferences and visi professorships and initial residency programs in Jidda. Owings is a charter membe the American Pediatric Surg Association and a FeHow of American Academy' of Pediat and the American College Surgeons. Owings is a USC graduate, earned his M.D. at the Mel University of South Carolina. Faper ant slated ' \ The USC Environmental Society will sponsor a recyc paper drive from 9 a.m. to 5 ] Feb. 12 at the corner of South B and Greene streets. Newspapers, magazines, pi books and other paper publical will be accepted. , .. .v-r * ' eating reo Ith frh?f representatives vill have to organize beyond that it w< rolina football games Both Derrick decision reached in a ! the time or mai imittee meeting last seating. They \ providing a base tic director, said the 1 Derrick said s longer be responsible Student Senate cerning who will get provisions will b vill receive. He said divided betweer ident ID's, bring them other licensed ! p the tickets the next bringing the res system when I m for doing so^among operating smoot the large number of the number of nization. receive about It indent organizations about 1400. Whe on group to organize or more seats wi SOME OF T representatives who tatives suggeste for each home game, be increased, bi I, consistent manner, students who d( to see a similar set up would reduce I them. It was als lent Peter Haeseker seats be determ the fraternities have a USC who are m because of the close seats, ich cohesiveness does No final decii ganizations, and they areas discussed ring a block seating because, "unles said Haeseker, ition would be to have to pick up the ba student organization The meeting, ike all student ID's to representatives h game. student organis \thletic Committee Student Senate e thought the athletic to give studen g to explain to the comment on ci > i PEO will Hk HN| the b??. . BKm BHJB B| and ^$HaP* fli gnH' R ad?rn ible ides und . ^yfjkgftbk sloe ime SBmfe jg| live - mH5> for a'^|3P JHDhbh9^? rics has lent W ida,: "Vv'if ' ** ' '*' ' "?"' '" > wiU COMPUTER SC1ENTIS" 15, "Mir objective on gradual ical college was to obtain entf :vel a leader in my profession. ting fulfilled that objective. 77 ting ~ ^ and the computer A< mienwinea since ineong r of NSA continues to be the i [ical the data systems field -1 opportunities to be a part JrJ? . technology being develop industry-wide." Edward Johnson He B.S. Computer Science Ileal nuns j s-' * * jfi. . rganized how to arrange block seating but nrid be out of their hands, and Haeseker said SG does not have npower to become involved in block vould Uike to limit the SG role to ;he will introduce a resolution to the concerning block seating. One of its <e that the block seating Drocedure be i the Interfraternity Council and the student organizations. "I can't see t of the organizations into the Greek they already have it set up and > Included block seats to be given out. Greeks MX) seats, and all other organizations ther this distribution will be changed ill be added has not been determined. HE student organization represend the number of block seats available it Moore said this would not be fair to ) not belong to an organization for it the number of tickets available to 10 suggested that the number of block ined by the percentage of students at embers of organizations which block sion has been reached in any of the I. However, SG will study the matter is it is pursued nothing will be done," "and Student Government will be left ill." called by Derrick, was attended by of SG, the athletic department, and nations. A resolution passed by the required that such a meeting be held t organizations the . opportunity to irrent block seating procedure. r MATHEMATK - "As an NSA Mai ing/rtmi . enjoy the opport vcT Of mathematical . , many which fall ie histories of mathematics, -to nn/> nitn>i N . i? sophisticated cry ins of both. am/ creative pacesetter ut requirement for < ^ed and used o^?% Ailn PIITYV At the National bRP^^ nation's com mu more about carc through your G Bernard Norvell IK3llSlfiE?? n KiaiuM?i ' IWMHU iJWI UiBlpJr 20755. 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