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Shuttlecock di from Staff Reports Ninety-four percent of USC students responding to the SG parking survey said parking is a problem, and 58 percent feel the Shuttlecock does not meet students' needs. The most frequent recommendations made to improve parking were more parking garages, increased and more reliable Shuttlecock service, more com umici imiiuiiK, ciass assigned parKing stickers and/or not allowing freshmen to buy parking stickers, redrawing parking lines to accommodate imore compact cars, improving security conditions for the Coliseum parking area and the "Pit" and increased cooperation in ticketing between city and campus police. / \ USC graduate student in the Department of Chemistry has been awarded a fiu,uw n;asiman KoaaK uraauate Support Grant. .? Michael Tarquini is in his final year of Ph.D. study with Daniel Reger, an associate I The use BodybuHdir I weightlifting Clul will hold a I bench press contest for m 1 women on February s, 198; 1 be held at the P.E. center I weign in is at 10 A.M.; | contest starts at 11 A.M. Er I is $10, but mortals can cor | for $1 you can watch. St | weight classes for men, | weight classes for w | Trophies will be awarded: | weight class for men, 3 ti | for the women, and in a | there will be one team I Come ve all!!!!! I - - - - rr~ i ,i iHjHHHH| BflH^r I ^ffSPI A4H M rtcgB p^-TgajgHT1 Hot Fudge Sundae 8 With Vanilla ke Cream II Topped with Milk Chocolate Syrup, Walnuts. Whipped Cream and a Cherry. 79?t Gameroom and Ice Cream Open til 12:00 ??ibbebbt Super Slaw v-sdpT . .D?*.. _ \ /? iv. an [*tr war /viayer If with mustard, homemade I chili and flaw, and onion*. $1.19 Gameroom and Ice Cream Open til 12:00 ImiMHBHminraiMMnH HHHHnnHBnBBBBBMi 06S not meet r chemistry professor. The Carolina Eastman Co. of South Carolina and the Tennessee Eastman Co. of the Eastman Chemicals Division awarded the grant. NOMINATIONS FOR the Amoco Teaching Award, presented annually to the faculty member and graduate teaching assistant who best exemplify excellence in undergraduate teaching, will be accepted through March 11. The awards, given since 1966, are announced by USC President James Holderman at the annual spring general faculty meeting and are presented at spring commencement ceremonies. Nominations should be sent in a letter supporting the nominee. Faculty member iiuimitauoiis snouta De sent co Ada Tnomas, College of Business Administration. Nominations for graduate teaching assistants should be sent to George Reeves, Graduate School, Byrnes International Center. wnmammam m/ | |j 9 I i len and 1 5. It will | ^ in gym | and the | itry fee | ne too: 1: andard |j special romen. in each |! rophies |! ddition Hi trophy. J 1 T]| I Final Regi ' ??? j I Fri. Jan. t \ I Student t j I Office I Russell Hi Expires i 1-30-83 1 I I I I rintBsmmdl MM???????111 leeds, SG sum news briefs JOHN DAWSON, an assistant USC chemistry professor, has been awarded a Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Grant of $50,000 from the Camille and Henry Dreyfus Foundation Inc. The foundation awarded 15 grants to young cnemists, biochemists and chemical engineers who have served as college and university faculty members for not more than five years. USC WII^L conduct a free program this spring to help separated mothers determine how well their children are adjusting to a family break-up. The program is part pf a research and service project studying the effects of family separation on children. The program is open to women who have been separated from their husbands for two to 15 months and have children in grades two to seven. Pi Beta PI jma Sigma! Jan. 31 - Fe istration- Orienta >8 at... Mon. J< Activities Russell 8:00 pn ouse Patio Parties - Feb. 1 jy says A USC senior is chairing the 1983 Carolinas regional convention of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity today and tomorrow at USC. Barry Sheppard, student vice president of the North and South Carolina areas for the national fraternity, will coordinate a program for 200 delegates from 15 colleges and universities. The two day con', je \ce will present workshops and speech by national fraternity officers, administrators and student leaders. > . THE FIRST BLACK enrolled at USC will be the Afro-American Scholar Lecture Series' first speaker this spring. Henrie Monteith Turner, who enrolled at USC in 1963, is now chairwoman of the biology department at Morris Brown College in Atlanta. She will speak on "The Rights to and Responsibilities of an Education" Feb. 2 at 8 p.m. in Russell House Ballroom. The lecture is free and open to the public. G * hi Sigma h a I j; j tion - I in. 31 in... I House Rm 203 I ti I 4 J