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Omicron Delta Kappa
Awards Day ceremony;
recognizes achievement
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Former S.C. Gov. Robert E. McNair and more than 180 USC students
were honored at the annual Omicron Delta Kappa Awards day last
Thursday.
McNair was presented the Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award as out
standing USC alumni. The Sullivan Award is also presented to a male
and female senior who have demonstrated exemplary service to the
university.
THIS YEAR'S student winners were Pamela K. Gardner, an English
and psychology major, and William Sims Buice, a pre-medical student.
McNair, who served as governor from 1965 to 1971, received his
bachelor's and law degrees from USC. He is chairman of the J.P. Strom
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the USC National Advisory Council.
Gardner was also awarded Omicron Delta Kappa's Outstanding
Senior Award. Mick Couick, a junior English major, won the Thomas
Craig Leadership Award. The Steven N. Swanger Award went to Johr
Pincelli, a business senior.
Winona Vernberg, dean of the College of Health, was recognized as
Mortar Board's Woman of the Year. Lauren E. Brubaker Jr., professor
of religious studies, was given the Richard Rempel Award for ex
cellence in his profession and service to students, colleagues and USC.
THE PHI BETA Kappa Freshman Scholarship Awards went to those
frshmen who maintained a 4.0 grade point average for both semesters.
Winners were: Donna L. Buff; Richard L. Carpenter; Robert McCurry;
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and Fred Blackstone.
Outstanding Graduate Award winners were: Jerry T. Brewer;
Russell H. Putnam Jr; Regina Roe; Denise A. Breen; Michael D.
O'Donnell; and Elizabeth A. Ferrell.
Outstanding Senior Award winners were: Teresa Ann Armstrong;
James M. Bennett; Karin S. Bierbrauer; Cynthia A. Blackburn; Laurie
C. Bouknight; William S. Buice; Daniel J. Burch; Thomas K. Cannon;
'/olanda Y. Coker; Robert B. Copeland Jr; Julian B. Emerson; Edward
D. Flynn; Pamela K. Gardner; Peter Haeseker; Susan J. Hatcher;
Emily C. Holman; Toni M. Hudgens; John O. Hutto; Wanda K. King;
Janis M. Kruger; Mary E. Layton; Karen M. Lee; Mary A. McClure;
Michael Maher; Ted Ferris Marshall; Teresa G. Mizzell; Emily A.
Mobley; John A Pincelli; Eric S. Sadow; Maureen P. Salvatore;
Patricia E. Shaughnessy; Anna K. Tsalapatas; Donna J. Walker;
Michael J. Warshauer; and Greeorv H. Worthv.
STUDENT GOVERNMENT Outstanding Service Award winners
were: Mike Warshauer; Barbie McKie; Gregory Worthy; Peter
Levinson; John Foster; Dan Laney; Sharon Rodgers; Terry Wooten;
Russel. Putnam; Vennie Gore; Susan Shelley; Mike Couick; and Tony
Turner.
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Colleges were: Teresa Armstrong; Kristen Arnesen; John E. Batten;
James M. Bennett; Richard Benson; Laurie Bouknight; Denise A.
Breen; William R. Buice; Charles Caruso; Michael Couick; Marvin
Devlin; Kate Dixon; John J. Edwards Jr.; Mark Elam; Julian
Emerson; Bruce Felt, Edward Flynn; Pamela Gardner; Vennie Gore;
Sallie Gurganus; Peter Haeseker; Peter Hemingway; John Holland;
Larry Hudson; and David Irvin.
ALSO: Ronnie Jowers; Janice Kruger; Peter Levinson; Felicia
Little; Michael Maher; Mary McClure; William McElveen; Suzanna
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O'Donnell; Harriett O'Neal; Carolyn Painter; John Pincelli; Robert
Rosenberger; Eric Sadow; Maureen Salvatore; Patricia Shaughnessy;
Virginia Shaw; Thomas Taylor; Donna Walker ; Michael Warshauer;
Jane Witten; and Gregory Worthy.
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A window was smashed and a a hurdle through the windsield of<
stadium employee was threatened car owned by USC Soccer Coac
as a result of throwing a man out of Mark Berson. Berson reportedl
the USC-Pfeiffer baseball game came out of his office and chase
Monday night at the George Terry the man out of the parking lot an
Spring Sports Center. across Rosewood Avenue befor
After several fans claimed to giving up pursuit.
have observed a man scaling the
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SLED agents escorted the man out was threatened at the game sai
of the facility. One ticket taker at the man was about 6-4, and had
the event was threatened ac- muscular build. "He told me the
cording to an athletic official. I'd pay for having him throw
It was then reported that the out," said the attendant, wh
man later returned but left after asked that his name not b
about 30 minutes of observation by disclosed. "When he came bac
SLED officials. He then walked again, he told one of the other gat
down the track toward the USC workers that I had better watc
athletic offices where he smashed out."
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one vote in favor of funding and one abstention. Ideas and Issues total
allocation was $10,689, but the finance committee refused to recommend
further funding because they didn't like the speakers brought to
campus this year. The Ideas and Issues committee was unable to name
any future speakers, which also led to the non-funding.
Special Programs request for $324 was approved for equipment expenses.
Without the approval, Special Programs would not have been
able to participate in the All-Nighter sponsored each fall by IIHUU.
Contemporary Sounds revenue was raised to the full-request
allocation of $1900.
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