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Lt. Gov. Nancy Stevenson
Cinematic Ai
By Tom Coyne grievances ag
Skot GarrfdTwas chosen ^
Monday by Russell House
University Union officers to Now he , v
replace former Cinematic ^
Arts Committee Chairman 1
Tom Warta, who was im- sai,
peached by the union's JJX!
executive council April 9. chairing al
Cinematic Arts Committee committee r
members Garrick, Richard other presiden
Hamilton and Tom Elmore
were the only applicants for Garrick
the vacancy. Union Charleston w
President Brian Dalton said, member of a i
"We felt all the candidates *or .a
were qualified, but we Garrick will
thought Skot had more over duties
leadership qualities." Arts Commit
when he ^ret
(iarricK ana Mammon weeKS. inei
initiated the impeachment more meeting
proceedings against Warta. viser (Carole
After his impeachment, think this w<
Warta said he hoped Garrick any,"Daltona
would be named his sue- fL??.
cessor.
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Warta had voted during 1
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uie lnipeacmnem Hearing
against giving Garrick J | ]
voting power on the union's mmmm
executive council because of
"self preservation/' he said.
Warta said he had nothing
against Garrick, but expected
Garrick to vote
against him in the impeachment
proceedings.
HAIMVI.TAN was the
committee member who had I
compiled the list of I
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>avs ROT C
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By W?*toy Tucker
Staff Writer
Stressing the responsibilities and rewards
of being part of the modern American
military service, Lt. Gov. Nancy Stevenson
gave the keynote address at USC's annual
ROTC Awards Day Monday.
"These (ROTC) students have made a
commitment to defend their country in the
proud tradition of America since her
founding," Stevenson said. "Americans
have fought in the defense of their home
since the beginning. The ROTC program
here at Carolina will help continue this
role."
Praising the achievements of USC's
ROTC departments, Stevenson said their
training program is important.
"Many of th?se students are able to utilize
these skills in later life " stwpncnn cqih
"The fields of communication, research and
other technologies are in constant need of
skilled, college-educated employees.
Without the ROTC scholarship programs
available here at USC, many of these
students would never have reached this
plateau of accomplishment," she said.
"For the first time this year, all four
branches of the armed services are
represented at this award ceremony. (That
is) no small feat in itself, &nd the university
should be commended for its success,"
Stevenson said.
More than 400 Students npp r?rm/ onrnlla^ ;?
USC's ROTO program, Stevenson said.
She told the students, "You are not only
making a commitment to your country, but
to yourself."
Stevenson presented General Dynamics
Recognition Awards to ROTC students
Christopher Guyer and David L. Rogers.
Students from all four branches of the ROTC
program also received awards.
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the 1960s and 1970s in hopes of selling
land to the Greeks.
In 1976, after finding the fraternii
unable to afford the land, Carolina R&D;
the city of Columbia formed a mut
venture to develop Wheeler Hill. One ph
of Carolina R&D's development has b
completed, and the land has been divi<
into lots ranging in size from 40 feet b>
feet to 60 feet by 100 feet.
The lots, priced from $20,000 to $30,(
en c unerea 10 uie puDiic wiin a one
customer limit. Carolina R&D officials fo
said that 100 potential buyers have
pressed interest in the area as the Ma
purchase deadline approaches.
University officials stated in the 1
proposal to the board that the move was
effort to keep the fraternities fr
becoming physically separated.
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