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Kenneth Pereire of US( division is followed by Student C Secretary Ellen Treenor up the R< tecle course was part of Handii terry NewmanI J SC recei >f handic< tsy r USC students and faculty members sterdav at the second annual Handicai Activities at the day-long event spons* :>m "visionless" trips and wheelchair ( Local organizations participating i isociation, the state Vocational Reha e Department of Special Education, th heelchair Athletic Association and the JOHN Galbary, an intern with Disable to inform the public about 1 "One of the main Durooses of Au/arm ies not mean 'inability.' I cannot stress ntributions of the disabled," Galbary Three months of planning went into come an annual one at USC. "Handicap AwarenessDay goesa long out the problems disabled people face usf fell ii you I representative will be on cam| is. With dozens of styles to chc kind design. Just tell us what) or posters on campus to get yc 0 ikstore /IF .. EXCLUSIVELY AT KRISTOFFERSON M H CEN JOHN HURT JOS AS 1 on a ia in ir j> IWI\ m\ruv> L^vjurwr IGMONDa,,:. !r[J^ <wwhum.-, i*unv??tt^vwmf?w. i rrtt' ? jhiff Hi f*$?jZ ^Hm. fttJfc-*? n^K vp^^BI WlfrW jBytL; fK I mk: .^M jgf&mg pK fl fpljllHf |m| %ip^^|a BmMMniB ::ir ?'s Parking and Vehicle Government President Job jssell House ramp. The v tap Awareness Day at Ul ves glin ipped 1 orrest Brown Stuff Wrtt*r got a glimpse of a handica p Awareness Day at Russell H >red by USC's Disabled Studei obstacle courses to a deaf mim n the event include the N bilitation Department, the E* e state Commission for the Bli state Handicapped Services Ii jd Student Services, said the pi landicapped people's need IPQQnaV is Win mikti/i ' 1W W Vllt pUUHL Mil i this enough. We want to als said. the event, which Galbary s way in raising the awareness < "Galbary said. I US warn dus soon to show you th ose from, you'll be prou< 'ou want. And be on the iu where you want. 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