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Mona Diaz, 18, is sponsored
by University Terrace <
Dorm Government.
Mona says, "The queen I
must be moderate enough to
represent the varying interests
groups of campus
with one voice."
According to Mona, the
queen must be interactive on
campus and be able to
communicate well with
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common consensus among
groups in areas such as
educational goals and career
pursuits," says Mona.
Mona says, "Knowledge of
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By JULIE JAMESON
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Karon Dawkins is sponsored
by the Association of
Afro-American Students.
Karon is a pre-med senior
majoring in psychology. She
is a member of Alpha Epsilon
Delta, the pre-med
honor society. Karon's
career goals include going to
medical school and even
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By JULIE JAMESON
SUH Writer
Beatrice Gardner, 20, is
sponsored by Carolina
Cares.
Bea was a Carolina
Scholar and is a member of
the Association of Honors
Students.
Her goals are to receive
her B.S. degree in
psychology and Ph.D. in
child psychology, and
eventually to work as a
doctor in a community
mental health hospital.
"The queen is an official
ambassador between
students and administration.
She is a model for USC and
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By JULIE JAMESON
SUH Writer
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for her sorority,
Alpha Delta Pi. She is a
member of the University's
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and the Pan-Hellenic
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SUH Writer
Bobbie Oglesby, 20, is
sponsored by Delta Sigma
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Bobbie said "to represent
the opportunity of the
school," is the purpose of the
Homecoming Queen. "USC
has an inborn spirit; we have
an alive university, and we
need a queen to project that
type image, said Bobbie.
Bobbie is a member of
Who's Who Among
American College Students
and a nominee for the
German Honor Society. She
was an alumni scholar and
has been on the Dean's List
and President's Honor Roll
frequently.
As a business major,
Bobbie would like to have a
career in international
business and hopes to
correspond between
America and Germany.
Bobbie is fascinated with
the interaction between
business and politics. She
spent last summer working
with Congressman Ken
Holland in Washington.
Bobbie asks that "students
get involved and vote. The
queen is to present them, so
they should choose who they
want."
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Carolina Day
Shows Spirit
From Staff Reports
Booths, exhibits and
presentations are all a part
of Carolina Day for the
university and community,
Oct. 28.
Campus organizations and
academic departments will
present "The Spirit of
Carolina" on the Horseshoe
from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m.
Carolina Day is being
sponsored by the
Homecoming Committee as
a part of the Homecoming
activities for USC.
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