The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 23, 1983, Page 5, Image 5
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# From Staff Reports
Filing for Student Government
offices has been extended for two days
because there are many districts for
which no one has filed, according to
SG Secretary Adrienne Thomas.
Filing ends at 4:30 p.m. tomorrow.
Two students, Barry Gray and Ron
Smith, have filed to run for SG
president, and two students, Jill
? Mainwearing and Ronald Hughes,
have filed for SG vice president.
James Laney has filed for SG
secretary, and Paul Lynch has filed
for SG treasurer.
Thirty students have filed for the 17
SG districts, but some of the 17 are
still empty.
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THE USC Leadership Council
? Steering Committee meeting
scheduled for March 17 with Dean of
Qfiiflonf Att~
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speaker has been postponed.
The meeting will be rescheduled for
a date to be named later.
A USC PROFESSOR who recently
returned from a study tour of Vietnam
will discuss his impressions of
? Vietnam and Kampuchea in a symposium
today.
Paul Kattenburg, the Charles L.
Jacobson professor of public affairs at
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after serving more than 25 years in th,
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numerous positions in the State '
Department in Washington as well as J
in U.S. missions in Indonesia, In- .
dochina, the Phillipines, West Germany
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THE STUDENT Alumni wi
Association, in conjunction with ar(
Carolina Coliseum and the USC fr(
Basketball Office, is sponsoring a pr,
ppster-banner contest at Sunday's
USC - Marquette game.
All licensed campus organizations
are eligible to compete for the $100
first prize and $50 second prize. Ap- di
puvjctuuus may i>e picneci up at tne
Alumni House at 1731 College St. They so
are due Thursday at noon.
Banners registered for the contest
will be put up in the arena from 11:30
a.m. to 12:15 p.m. on game day. SP
Judging will take place before the al
game, and the winners will be an- nc
nounced during halftime. as
For more information, call Charley sc
Beans at 777-5408 or the Alumni House ar
at 777-4111.
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A 1.5 ACRE tract of land along U.S. j !
278 near Hilton Head Island has been j
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rhe land for the proposed park,
lued at an estimated $200,000, was
;en 10 tne university by Mr. and
-s. Wilbert Roller Sr., longtime Problem pi
lton Head Island residents. - A imrtinn
William Bethea, a USC trustee, said
it Byrnes, who served the nation as Pregnancy
S. secretary of state and U.S. Birth contr
preme court justice and the state as e Trained COi
J.S. senator and S.C. governor, was m onPQirprc f,
;trumental in the early develop- opedKers it
jnt of Hilton Head Island.
Bethea said he and Paul Ward, Abort
iversity counsel, in conjunction
th highway department personnel, "Cnnfi
e in the process of securing permits J 1
>m state and federal agencies to SoiYl
epare the site as a park.
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USC'S CHAPTER of Alpha Epsilon
ho, the national broadcasting
ciety, is offering several scholarips
to members of the society. I
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romotion . Association, annually
onsors a scholarship project that
lows each active AERho chapter to
>minate one member from its group f j
a candidate for the four to six $500 p
holarships awarded at AERho's I j
inual convention in Atlanta.
Applications should be sent to the 1TCST
Mowing address by March 1: Alpha
psilon Rho> College of Journalism, j
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