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M Mondalp to visit campus From Staff Reports Former Vice President j Walter F. Mondale will meet with USC faculty members j and students April 13-14 to ' find out more about "southern perspectives" Mondale's tentative schedule includes participation in a southern studies seminar, several meetings with student government and media leaders, visits to state government and southern politics classes, discussions with College of Education i * ? * " *' anu L-aw acnooi lacuity members and a tour of the Movietonews exhibit. USC President James B. Holderman said, "Mr Mondale has expressed a strong desire to learn more about the South, and especially South Carolina during his visit. "He is particularly interested in enhancing his knowledge of southern history, culture and customs and to find out about more southern perspectives on key regional and national issues," Holdermansaid. The former virp nrpsiHont will hold an open questionand-answer session with Yale la\ stresses t?y weaiey I ucker Staff Writer A major concern of the legal preserving the respectability o acting dean of Yale Universit Organization and Managemer Law School audience Wednesd; Hnon nnnfffnn C* JL^VUII UtUUlCJf V/. I l(l/.lil "Fundamental Conflicts in t Hole" at USC's fifth annual Ber Hagood Distinguished Lecture. Referring to lawyer's "obi trustworthy with respect to c ties," Hazard said trustwo respectability can be main preserving "the integrity of a to confidentiality." HAZARD said obligations parties must be met to ensure 1 as a professional and as a i LADIES TEN! i NEW SPRING J^THE MOST E ^tTAND LARGES I V_TION OF TE I WEAR WE'Vl I UAH 1 PLUS-RUNNING A A ci innn n cjurc/t a FEATURING AS/ [NIKE SHOE3 M?a A Ladka* Canva* Onlv?15.95 t 1 I hwH 2 p?n ^ Cn\ 3127 MILLWOOD AVE MB Walter Mo -? ????- ? ? ? siuuenib ai iZ:3U p.m. Monday in Russell House Room 327. ID cards will be checked at the door, and no one will be admitted without a USC card. Mondale, a visiting professor at the University o? Minnesota's Hubert H. Humphrey Institute of i9 v protes 5 respec society. "Lawyers' i . subject to the I profession is whole .. Hazar( f lawyers the Law School aud m Hazard's spt told a USC lectures sponsc a^' Hagood endowi rj snokp on Foundation. Hs he Lawyer's was a P miner ljamin Adger Hazard, the . Law at Yale I igation to be Swarthmore >pposing par- University La> rthiness and Yale since 1970 tained while client's right Hazard has | procedure, ju ethics. He has i to opposing "Ethics in th respectability "Pleasing an nember of a Federal." >J1S WEAR) MEN'S TE THINGS- CHOOSE FR X CITING ADIDAS.CO T SELEC- BOAST. FRE :NNIS PLUS OUR F p FVFR $14.95 TENIS IN MANY CC 999HH o>./7 - -' ""I - M r j ? h'-i/rj -- I --" ' . .: - !! * ^ -'V1 * I SHOES, RACQUETBAL ELECTION OF TENNIS A W WW A m. ? - -r? -?' - ? ? * ?ni /\I\U HUM US DIAD HT"" p EMMS &SII Ug Mon.-Fri. 10-6, Set. 10-5 ** vNHHHhhh A ' BjRSPB ^ flgunni, p ~ ^ Kj^ /# - - j^yV) ^ J^K|fl^Hj|H Bk ?s. Jm ifji. M^BBfTfrr sumwi ndale Public Affairs, will be the guest of Gov. Dick Riley. "MatlirolUj iiro oi<n HMvuiUllJf TT V/ . U1 V/ CA" tremely honored and pleased that the former vice president asked to visit with our faculty and students, and I am sure he will find these encounters challenging and most informative," Holdermansaid. :cnr tability standards of fairness are - approval of society as a i told about 125 people in the litorium. iech was one in a series of >red by the Benjamin Adger l nent to the USC Educational igood, an 1866 USC graduate, j it Charleston lawver. \ John A. Garver Professor of j Jniversity, is a graduate of , College and Columbia | v School. He has taught at f published several articles on | i 'irl*vi? 1 I ' lutviwi ciuiiiiinsii unuii anu ecently published two books, le Practice of Law" and d Procedure, State and | | nnms whaF^I :?m a/* URT CASUAL. V, yH iDPKRRY. - '< AMOUS IIS SHORTS I )LORS. MHWIMBI 7: i 219TA1 fl AYI1IR KIitHH aiumsimMm L RACKETS. ! SHOES' [ ORA; t i ' X Jmfi Prir* Js?L M T E ^ ? ? H 1 25S-3511 Studen money By Lana Carter Staff Writer The new Student Senate passed its first bill Wednesday, allocating money for a reception for Student ri/Mmnrirwnnf 14 _ . viutviiuiiciii anvi un'vci any administrators. The reception will be Tuesday in the Capstone House Campus Room "to make a first contact with the administration," according to the bill. "We tried to include all people who we will be in contact with," said Glory B. Gault, Student Government vice nrpsidpnt The senate allocated $150 to purchase food for the ine GAMECOCK is the student <>uwspaper of the University of South Carolina and is published three times a week on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays durina the f*!l ?r?rl semesters and once weekly on Wednesdays during both summer sessions with the exception of university holidays and examination periods. Opinions expressed in the GAMECOCK are those of the editors and not those of the University of South Carolina. The University of South Carolina is an equal opportunity institution. The Board of Student Publications and Communications is the publisher of the GAMECOCK. The Student Media Office is the parent organization of the GAMECOCK. Change of address forms, subscription requests and other correspondence should be sent to the UAMtUUCK. Bo* 85131, Russell House, University of South Carolina. Columbia, S.C. 29208. Subscription rates are $5.50 per semester and $2 (or the summer sessions Third class postage paid at Columbia. S.C. Yi,- - K v/ * * - Profiles: I^Fgii WW* t Senate for rece reception. THE SENATE also passed a resolution calling for the senate "to provide to the best of our ability, the most effective and accessible leadership, representation qviH ni*Aff??n?wr /> uuu p wgi auiD l VI Villi CUIIstituents and for the university as a whole," as its mission for 1981-82. In other business, Mike SPECIAL US ! WINN 4ACAI AWAI includ Best P Best Director I $2.00 ALL SEATS WITH A VALID USC I.D. AT BOTH THEATRES ' Z k <;:ii ^ . ' \ -' '-^^ * ~% *i 5s^ - '^s BtBraATO!* Prestidigitator I E: f3aj time JV ^^I <JvO f i*4" ^(1 *1 j^^arR^seH^se.BA t i OKs ntinn r"V11 Montgomery, former Sehate Finance Committee vice chairman was elected president pro tem of the senate. Karen Hope was appointed senate clerk and James Smyly was appointed pot iiauiciiuti iciii. Several committee appointments were made. 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