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The USC Chorus and University Orchestra will present a Christmas concert Dec. 11 at Centennial Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church on Laurel Street. Under the direction of Dr. Arpad Darazs. the Carolina Chorus will perform Schubert's "Mass in G" with Fredna Lee, Randy Ferguson and James Ford as featured soloists. The University Orchestra Student Given Federal Stipend Wilma Singleton, a graduate student in the College of Social Work, has received a federal traineeship stipend in the area of child welfare. Wilma Singleton is one of three USC recipients of the stipend, which includes tuition and an additional $2,400 annually for other expenses. Singleton said she wants a master's degree in social work because she has "always been interested in the social sciences." Social work is one of the few areas in the social sciences where one \,aii gCl CAICII5IVC practical experience, she said. Singleton added that she enjoys her work at USC. In addition to taking 15 graduate credits, she is doing field service work twice a week at Charleston's Department of Social Services in the protective services treatment unit for children. Although the area of family services covers a wide range of human needs, she particularly enjoys working with the clients, "though it takes a lot out of you sometimes." A National Merit Scholarship winner Singleton attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where she received her bachelor's degree in political science in 1977. Singleton also has experience as a caseworker in economic services with the Department of Social Services in Florence. I he OAmK.OCK is the student newspaper of the University of South Carolina and is published four limes a week on Mondays, Wednesdays, rhur sdays and Fridays during Ihe fall and spring semesters and weekly on Wednesdays during both summer sessions, with the exception of university holidays an<l examination periods. r?.*k.. t- skjurt\t u "r " '"t are those of the editors and not those ol the University oi South Carolina. The University ol South Carolina is an equal opportunity institution. The Board ol Student Publications and Communications is the publisher of the CAMKOCK. The Student Media Department is the parent organization ol the CAMICOCK. (han#e of address lorms, subscription requests and cither correspondence should be sent to the CAMICOCK, Bo* 85131. University of South Carolina. Columbia. S C. ^08 Subscription rate* are $15.0(1 lor one (I) year. VH.00 per fall or spring semester and $.1.00 for both summer sessions. Third class postage paid at Columbia SC. mm inorus, under the direction of Robert Jesselson will accompany the chorus and also will perform Corelli's "Christmas Concerto." The concert begins at 8 n ~?l r 1 ^ p.m. anu i? ucc anu open 10 the public. m A LIT i When the guys at write an ad on writing Not even if you held a they held a bottle of L They're a pretty pi THUGS 1 If you're going to v what you're talking at three things: Researc more research. The n more you can tell youi Take my charactei base on actual peopk of mine who pops up i ii i vyi it? oiui y lie^ cX UUI vate eye. Once, I mad Usina him not only he development a heck c so carried away by the boupht me a lot of free Lite Beer from Miller). you know as models. </> " ^ BW -* ; . ^rj|| 5 ? i ? i ? 1 Orclies Organized in 1966, the chorus is the resident choral ensemble and offers an opportunity for students, faculty and staff members to sing a variety of music, from classical pieces to Broadway selections. 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