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Confei continued from page 1. Holderman. Following the conven work on a student-facul and Kagoshima Unive entirely by the Japanes The Cooperative Ex Kagoshima University marine biology at US< physiology program ol Sciences at KU. Nn mnrp than turn a school will participate i "This exchange is vei of the impact fishing h; diet," Holderman saic technology will also ber i Holderman also attc Electronics executives exchange program wil ficials called USC "a 1 programs. Holderman emphas ternational relations ( building blocks. In the ] millions of dollars. In state. This year the tota Holderman also visit Japan," which is inter Business Studies progra "There is rapid grou world. We're in the min( E& . ||SB>L I* Permanent Centers opt evenings and weekends Low hourly cost. Oedica time staff. I* Complete TlST-n-TAPEiM( for review of class less supplementary materials I I ftp KflPI I ly. EDUCATIONAL IfiSBf TEST P?EPAR V" 4l SPECIALISTS SIN 1 ^rh walnuts, wh Gam 11 w,t'1 ,m,s ' I Game I ! Gainer rence Ends ition, Holderman traveled to Tokyo t ty exchange agreement between US rsity. The program is to be funde e government. change Program between USC an will exchange graduate students i C with students in the aquacultur; f the Graduate School for Fisheri( graduate students per year for eac n the exchange. ry important to the Japanese becaus as on thpir livps It's ? stanlp in thp I. He said the exchange .of fisher lefit South Carolina. aided a two-hour session with Son . "They were very interested in 01 :h China." Holderman said Sony o eg up on the others" in internation; ized the impact of the new ii >n USC and the state. "These ai f>ast four years, the state has profite 1977 USC brought $14 million to th 1 i c aIaca fn m ? 11 i nn ' ' Kn oo?#t LJ to Viwc IV/ f 0 1/ 1A11&11VSA1, 11^ oaiu. ed Keio University, "the Harvard c ested in our Master of Internationa im, Holderman said. 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For example, th e the a stu<^en^ may compare ei sine a SBkfy with self satisfaction. hi ^fnd ^ proper planning a di self as co^e8e student may prepare tc wikina *or two careers by carefully st planning a course schedule it early which will fulfill [>eople requirements for both areas, s are Guidance is also given to h ercent what academic activities M lidden would increase an in- 11 ' also dividual's job marketability. a have Resume workshops teach an eye out for iH inchiestmovie -irs| ut students rer made! be glad yon . HONS/ASTRAL BELLEVUt PATHt INC. Present BOB QARH (I HUNTER NANCY ARSONS ALFX KARRAS as it* Shmt REGINALD H. MORRIS. C.S.C. txoait.ve PraimsHAROI D GRl by DON CARMODY and BOB ClARK Music by CARL ZITTRfR, tJ Written and Directed by BOB CLARK \ NOW gf?ra I MALL I SHOWING! Baste VCR ?D. I At mmm 1 Both SHO* H KIVtR At: T1 , J RIDA 40 Theatres! SAI , Help In Job Ludents now to put jod avanai ualifications in writing and lake the resume an "at- i mtion grabber" to a 8 otential employer. ni"# a If a student cannot attend an" resume workshop, another fervl^ ption is available. Every ? Wednesday from 2 to 9 p.m. studen ny student may take a >ugh draft of his resume to an . 1 <d t.7a 1U in r-?cnmo nlinio in nation IV * VUWIiV vnttiv. ahHaaI ieber College. A counselor ill critique it and suggest hanges or additions. Salane said resume^ grab 4 pauj le attention of a potential preside mployer but the decision to sajd ?? ire or not to hire is made everyo wing the interview. In- But W( ;rview workshops teach ^ udents how to interview formal lore effectively. jf Then students are taught j ow to get their names into s le job market and how to ?PPP^L. se the different agencies , vailableto them. 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