The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 04, 1983, Page 5, Image 5

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?2. Exchange pro But a strong bond quickly gr< the exchange students, who me and have parties and trips togetl 4'At first, begin away from h lonely and don't know many p< said. "But you meet othei students in the beginning and h them." Simple loneliness isn't the 01 the exchange students encount< a biology and medical techno said she often finds the South difficult to understand. "It's kind of conservative dow said. "I sort of thought it w< ferent." She said drinking is moi at Potsdam, a fact she said she be attributed to the cold weather "I'm not so used to the blue 1 said. "They were voted down in Amc Futu mn e-; the work Steinmetz was c the few geniuses conc with the practical asp( of electrical engineerii His pragmatic analytic approach led to the d< velopment of efficient electrical power grids we know them today. Scientists and e gineers at E-Systems carrying on in his tradi Through the combinal sophisticated analytic simulation techniques are evolving optimal s xl /" / / 1 ' ' C/htitiWfg \ i m ym ^ e amc> i r i ' . . Our Gr< int y ' y y f jr *' y y ? y * ? ? gram Continued from paj )ws between few years 1 et regularly streets on Su tier. Reid said ome, you're ^om!ng. J Jople," Reid 3luueuui ai L r exchange But, in ger ang out with like Columb Midwest," R nly problem do. The peoj sr, La Rose, with. I wou logy junior, (after college em accents Krall said at USC, but ] n here," she in Columbia >uld be dif- this area, bu re prevalent down here b thinks may she said. ^iere* SJiannahai aws," Krall on where 11 Maryland a like to come is On / Mica's(( iregss^ Support the rm Mnrrh rd Vlif v wi Vly BIRTH DEFECTS F< Systems thetrac I's great )ne of solutions to so :erned world's toughe 3Cts in electronics. iq. E-Systei ;al nized as one c 9- leading probte r.nmnanipci in as and productio munications, c n- intelligence ar are naissance sys tion. often the first-c :ion of the world a! and For a ref . they Steinmetz illus ystem . - ienville Divis: erviewing Fe I9 3 !>ack. They don't roll up the ndays in Maryland." I he has had a hard time accustomed to th#? nrpnnv -- f* (SC. leral, all four students say they ia. "It's a lot better than the ,eid said. "There's a lot more to )le are a lot easier to get along ldn't mind living in this area e)." she may do her graduate work r_m 1 . - ? i * * uanose saia sne tninks ner stay will be temporary. "I do like it in all probability, I won't stay ecause my family is up there," i agreed. "I'm pretty much sold ive now (in Idaho), but I would back and visit sometime." f Dimes XINDAHONOBHH ?wununue lition of problem me of the information ist problems portunities i in Texas. Fl ns is recog- Utah or Virc )f the world's Lloyd K. La im-solving Research a the design E-Systems, n of com- Headquart< lata, antenna. Box 22603( id recon- ifoi tems that are gifi^ p. )f-a-kind in llllll Drint of the tration and .. .... ion will be on ce bruary 11, 198J ? * * ? mm* Clemson ga first woma From Staff Reports The General Assembly elected the first black to University Board of Trustee* woman in S.C. history to judgeship. James Bostic, chairman wiiuiiiooiuii uii JCiUUC will resign his position to tab on the Clemson board. The s ordered by the federal gover more blacks on the governi publicly-supported schools. Rostic and Billy Amick, farmer, were unopposed for I on the Clemson board, an elected by acclamation. tjosuc was elected to comj vacated by the death of K< Amick will replace Les resigned when he was elected of agriculture. Cribb's term expires in 19f will face re-election later Amick's term ends in 1986. The General Assembly also Bridges, an associate municip for Charleston, to serve as i judge in the 9th Circuit. Bridges, 37, is the first elected to a judgeship in t judicial system, according t( Wise, D-Charleston, who no: S soivers. on career opA/ith E-Systems Drida, Indiana. )inia, write: uderdale, V P , ,nd Engineering, Corporate 3rs, P O. 3, Dallas, >6. -SYSTEMS The problem solvers Charles Proteus Steinmetz 1865 1923 impus 3. ins first blac n gets S.C. j Wednesday the Clemson & > Jp y and the first B&k,.... Jj llptp th#? tprm enneth Cribb. Tindal, who Ji commissioner her and Bosti< Carolina was J4, and Bostic female judges, this session. Bridges rece opponent Anthc elected Judy a standing ovat al court judge the election. Family Court O'Neill is magistrate, woman ever After the elec ;he statewide the happiest da; ) Sen. Dewey be a Family Coi minated both my goal is to be f m, dish B<i VERBATIM 3M 5Va 25. wabash tm (compar FREE FAST i 24 Hr. Sc Columbia 256-1918 fl Greenville 233-8453 I FOR ALL MICRO ] H [ifi ?i f j vj Ha gL A fl I maU >4rl ?H k gpjjj gj Ppfs. 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