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JSarnpu Economy Syir South Carolina chief economist Dr. Barbara A. Feinn will discuss the state's troubled economy at thfe seventh annual Symposium on the American Economy March 26atUSC. Sixty-five outstanding high school students from the Midlands will participate in the symposium at the Daniel r** a ? 4i- - mauageiueiii seiner in me USC College of Business Administration. Feinn is slated to speak at a luncheon that starts at noon in the Campus Room of Capstone Building. Several faculty members from the Department of Economics in the College of Business Administration will examine key aspects of the national economy. Dr. William H. Phillips will speak from 9-10:15 a.m. on "the American Economy in the Postwar Era ? Progress and Problems;" Dr. Randolph C. Martin will discuss "Policies and Prospects: the Keynesian Legacy" from 1:30-3 p.m., a session that also will feature Dr. B.F. Kiker and Dr. G.E. Breger in a discussion of President Reagan's economic policies. A panel discussion on the causes of the current economic crisis will be held from 10:30-11:45 a.m. and will feature James P. Bradley Jr., Dr. R Blaine Roberts, and Dr. C. Glyn Williams. Campus Crime March 23 ? A purse was stolen from a car on Blossom Street. March 22 ? A pair of shoes were stolen from Tenement 24. March 21 ? A plate glass was removed from Moore dorm. A camera was stolen fr? m Russell House. A fraternity house was broken into. March 19 ? A battery was stolen from a car in the Pendleton Street Parking Garage. March 18 ? A purse was stolen from Wardlaw College. March 17 ? A convertible top was cut on a car parked in the Pendleton Street Parking Garage. Some time cf nlnn frnm iiiA/tiV J VTUU OtVIVtl & A VI11 Tenement 26. A car was damaged in the Pendleton Street Parking Garage. The GAMtCOCK is the student newspaper of the University of South Carolina and is published four times a week on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays during the fall and spring temevters and weekly on Wednesdays during both summer sessions, with the eueption of university holidays and examination periods. Opinions expressed in the GAMtCOCK are those ol the editors and not those oi A* University of South Carolina. The University of South Carolina is an equal opportunity institution. The Board of Student Publications and Communications is the publisher of the GAMtCOCK. The Student Media Department is the parent organization of the GAMtCOCK Change ot address forms, subscription requests and other correspondence should be sent to the GAMtCOCK, Bo* Br?l31, University of South Carolina, Columbia, S C. 29200 Subscription rates are $lr>.00 for one (I) year, SB.00 per tall or spring semester and $1.00 for both summer sessions. .Third (lass postage paid at Columbia ?< i i i a BriefsL. iposium The S.C. Council on Economic Education is chaired by Dr. Charlie G. Williams, state superintendent of education. For additional information on the symposium, please contact Breger at 777-2879. r L . ^ A "v. -- I g ! iV : (Quantity) j j No purchase j prohibited b BHB5T?CTCTIBfl ifffl Center To Sponsor Business, The USC Daniel Management Center will sponsor the following business and professional programs in April. The '41982 Executive Development Program," April 4-9 and May 2-7, will expose participating executives to the most signmcant concepts, prooiems, tecnniques and opportunities influencing management practices today. Areas of study will include productivity, economic trends, the labor environment, executive health and marketing. Registration is $1,000. The "Export Workshop for the Automotive Service Industry," April 18-23, is designed for company managers who jj) Mail this coupon and a check ir/ or money order for the Lite Boer T Shirt Offer Dictionary T-Shirt f&5 00 ennhl \ Small Large \ / / Medium X-Large s necessory Allow 4 6 weeks for delivery Void in Ohio Kentucky and where y law Wisconsin residents add 4?c. sales lax Oiler expires June 30 1982 Professional Programs wish to enter the automotive service export market and managers who wish to become involved in their companies' current export activities. Topics will include export marketing and research, international channels of distribution, advertising and promotion, packaging and marking, transportation, export payment options and current international developments that affect exports. Registration is $695. The "Advanced Secretarial Seminar," April 20-21, will review and update recent developments in the secretarial [field. IJEglSl p felpreTaTfasi ffisaTslgi atel ij^l^l^^RI^KraScWKl^^'^K^Pl!wvi^^^S^^7i?-"^r-.-_^vr W^: 1 F-;'~?.j" wi&^Xw wV-3*&<^raSi^Hk^ V4^-i?^^-T'"- -31 ~"r^-^-^"V*."-7-r~": -' | -?BPSMB^ v.. '4^19^% 1 """ 1 I y fe- ^^j|^^^al^BIBBr-r-j Br 1 T' i ' ' >.. jv..-.,,. ) ~;''-'-Wm: Mm ' tP- ^Hr'- ] ISSkflf 9 r! ^J |L Ip pffjjli H SRMPW?;'< - fl ; V. ?-g||B 1 'iMKfflapEMEEsS-- . ffilir**** jjgjjjjjjj