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find something to interest them
offered this spring through the I
Free University offers a wi
portunities outside the regi
Classes are organized by sti
University Committee and spc
University Union.
Course topics include wine
beginning guitar, figure dancin
Although the program was c
classes are open to USC facul
well, according to Free Univen
Robinson.
"The concept is mainly for
most of the Droeram." she said
Free University isn't compl<
News f
shorts
Mayor
Black leader Richard
Hatcher, mayor of Gary,
Ind., will speak at 8 p.m
today in Russell House
Ballroom as part of Black
Observance Month.
The fourth-term mayor
serves as chairman of the
U.S. Conference of Mayors.
He has served as president
of both the National Conr
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lerence or uemocrauc
Mayors and the National
Conference of Black Mayors.
Admission to the event is
$1.
Film
"Showboat," the third film
in a series sponsored by the
Institute for Southern
Studies, will be shown at 7
p.m. Feb. 24 in Gambrell
Hall Room 153.
Ava Gardner, Kathryn
Grayson, Howard Keel and
Joe i: Brown are featured in
what ihe New York Times
calls 'a warm and hflovod
classic of American musical
comedy."
Exchange
(JSC undergraduate
students enrolled in bac
calaureate programs at any
of USC's four-year campuses
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can itppiy IUI me uo^-iven'
(England) University exchange
program for the 1981
82 school year.
Applicants must have
completed 60 hours with a
minimiim 't rt crraHp nnint
average by May 1981 Call
777 81 HO for more in
formation
Internships
USC seniors with
minimum 3.0 grade point
averages and graduate
students enrolled in formal
degree programs can apply
for USC's Legislative Intern
Program for the fall 1981
semester.
The program offers three
credit hours for graduate
students and siv credit hours
for seniors. Full-time interns
are paid $500 a month and
part-time interns get $350 a
month.
The interns, who will be
selected by a faculty committee
will be assigned to
research committees in the
t state General Assembly.
Applications are available
in Gambrell Hall Room 406.
The application deadline is
A !1 ?
/\pru 1.
For more information call
777-8156.
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