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Dean hai 0 By Nancy Young The acting dean of the 1 of Medicine told the Medi Committee of the USC trustees he was encouraj school's success, but felt needed toexpand. "There is anxiety, but th< strong belief in. and comn the school," acting dean Humphries said. 0 "The Liaison Comri Medical Education has r formed the medical scht increase its entering first size to 64 students this Auf anticipation of moving int larger laboratories and cla the Veterans' Administn pus," Humphries said. ENTERING-CLASS size to 48 students by the LCME 9 "These endorsements, creditation and permissi crease class size, by th experienced group of educators, gives us all Widow flei lT<l *"% uuspue oil By Mark Farmer # Her husband was execu belongings confiscated, i accused of prostitution ? s Mihri Mavaddat lost her when an Iranian firing s< faith. She spoke of her oi House shortly before sprin The Mavaddats, both i when the Ayatollah Kho They were told they did country, Mavaddat said. THE NON-POLITICAL They believe prophets M< ~ med were all manifestatio problems of their day. T equality of the sexes, unite illiteracy among their com They try to serve all nee< they don't align themsel support their government, But though they accepi Baha'is are still persecute them to recant their faith. The Mavaddats' ordeal was asked to be a trial w ^ arrested, and soon after, home and took away many I | ] ? Everyone's I cooked doi 1 and chedda I for you! I AND HEI ils medical JSC School 'We do not intt cai Affairs another mediocon board of ..... led by the School in thlS Sta the school jreisalsoa ja nitment to, Dr. O'Neal encouragement to nittee on successful efforts," h ecently in- Humphries also i VTll if mmr plaCC* moon fnntr. /\i /vi iv inaj "ivwii owl c uj -year class National Board of M< >ust 1983 in test was several p ;o the new, national average, ssrooms on The medical schoo ition cam- LCME to increase students allowed per the next several ye< is limited Humphries. "This decrease in cost per s full acion to in- USC PRESID is outside, Holderman spoke a medical address. He said the pride and rate and heart and li es religious per ffering, wants ited, her home ransacked and her ihp was imnrisnnpH anH ill because of her religion. husband Farhang on June 23,1981, juad executed him for his Baha'i 'deal to a small group in Russell g break. lative Iranians, were persecuted meini's government took power, not deserve to live in an Islamic Baha'i faith accepts all religions. )ses, Christ, Buddha and Mohamns of one god who tried to solve the he Baha'is want to establish the science and religion and eradicate imunity, according to Mavaddat. iy, not just the Baha'is, and though ves with politics, they obey and Mavaddat said. t Islam and read the Koran, the id in Iran. Authorities try to force began when Farhang Mavaddat itness for another Baha'i. He was gunmen came to the Mavaddat belongings and his wife. 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He wa "Even in that prison, we i Mavaddat said. But they refusec They were free for one moi searched their house everyday d a.m., Farhang Mavaddat was and supporters were forced to g< Mavaddat was not allowed to se< until he was put into a public pris "HE WAS always very happy to make me sad." After five months, he was pui Islam. He said he read the Korai after, he was executed. itjlu v uuuai WCUl LU LUC pi lSUII 11 told the guard who she was, h conduct while imprisoned. "He said he loved us," the gu thanked us for our hospitality." THE GUARD gave Mavaddat told his children to study their r< > are not equally v erent but if you like nty of it, lots of real : with every pizza... i iese is standard HELP WEiGHYOUIT m ?S=r M M^?KBlFgns* S5.UU ON ANY 12" ONE ITEM PIZZA Good through: 3/27/83 One Coupon Per Pizza uccess concern in South Carolina, lo not intend to be another medical school in this he committee adjourned, it principle to approve a to establish a Board of For Medical Education. ng to the draft, this board ntain cost and enhance .*_ i * rougn cooperation oetween :al schools of the Medical ' of South Carolina and USC. ard of directors will provide 5 for improved com ns between the respective ;s and for better coorof their efforts in acig mutual objectives," the rm "medical education" education provided at f medicine and their af?aching hospitals for the >n of physicians at the aduate (M.D.) and ate (residency) levels, to the draft. an; lomeland iH f nr hmirc onH nollnrl av UUU CU11CU a ler deity saying "god," they iirty mouth wasn't fit to say ased and began trying to get is released after 20 days. .vere polite and obedient," I to recant their faith. ith, but gunmen came and luring that time. One day at 2 again taken away. His wife 3 to Tehran to plead his case. 5 her husband for one month, ;on. ," she said. "He didn't want t on trial and told to turn to n, but would not recant. Soon > retrieve the body. When she e told her of her husband's ??j j mi- i - 1 . *? cii u &ctiu. ne Kissea us. Me her husband's will. In it, he eligion and not to grieve and See "Mevaddat," page 4 thoroughly 1 mozzarella I our pizza is I I 256-0301 I DECISION I B ! I ? i i 8 i I 1 i I I 1 I I I 1 a Laney wins S protest still u By David Hill Jim Laney defeated David Las election for Student Government votes to Lasch's 388. The election process for seci however. Campus Court is expec protest of the original March 8 el A candidate for secretary in t qualify for the runoff is protes original election. VEKLINDA HALL filed a pro! Commission the day after the e name was not placed on the ballo "On the application (for 6 requested 'Verlinda' and on the I No one can get 'Josie' out of 'Ver Hall said she has a petition s said they would have voted for didn't recognize her name on the "I'm just trying to prove those for me but couldn't because the the ballot," she said. "I ASKED (SG Elections Harriford the day after the elec he showed me a piece of pap signed as 'Josie Veiiinda Hall.' 1 but a list of candidates in the elec T-Inll ronoivoH ?Q1 i?-? A4U?4 > WVl VVU %J*J X. V VWUO 111 11IC put her in third place behind L with 864. Hall needed 271 more votes to c Hall protested to the Elections day after the first election. 1 Campus Court on March 21. HALL SAID the court will rule She said she hoped there would runoff Wednesday, but there we court. "I am positive that if my apj must be a new election to corn made," she said. In other runoff results Wedne: the Maxcy-Thornwell Senate sea Gregory White won the Prest votes. Lon Shull, Charles Nation an< the three Serate seats from the L The Capstone Senate seat wa /4l/4nf/% A vm am A > ? J uiuai^ naiucu nuuu . nnidl & ] found, according to SG Vice Pres Donate E R?f Cn'tM esiK ?x r l CAROL UPDA I ON I I WUSC-FB II Wednesdays a | This Week' !THE MEDIA A W/the Chairman < || Your Chance And Parti | Only i l K=S< G runoff; nsettled ich in Wednesday's runoff secretary. Laney had 608 retary may not be over. :ted to rule next week on a ection. hat election who failed to sting the outcome of the .est with the SG Elections (lection, arguing that her t as she requested. >G executive office), I ballot was 'Josie V. Hall.' linda'," she said. igned by 131 people who her on March 8, but who ballot. ; people would have voted y didn't see my name on > Commissioner) Chip tion what happened, and :r that I had supposedly t was not the application, :tion." March 8 election, which aney with 961 and Lasch jualify for the runoff. Commission March 9. the 'he protest was sent to u l i * on ner appeal nexi weeK. be a decision before the re other cases pending in x?al is ruled valid, there 3ct the mistake that was sday, Darryl Smalls won t with 34 votes. on-Woodrow seat with 37 i Akim Anastopoulo won aw School. s won by a write-in canfirst name could not be ;ident Mike Sheely. loo d. WIIHefr WillVxi? 5 JNA | TE j I y A 90.5 t 6:00 p.m. 1 I s Topic: RTSDEPT. of Media Arts y To Call In | icipate | o? I I