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Fraternities, s( From Staff Reports USC fraternities and sororities were recognized for their achievements at the annual Greek Week. Awards Banquet Friday. Juanita Kreps, Secretary of Commerce during the Carter administration, was the banquet's guest speaker. She spoke on how to achieve more than a classroom education during college years. The Council for Child Abuse and Neglect was presented a check for $4,000 by Peppie Winters and Scott Sanders, Greek Week Philanthropies chairmen, and USC President Tam<*? HnlHprmnn was nrpwntwl $2,000 to be awarded to a Carolina Scholar. Marsha Duncan, Dean of Student Affairs, was honored as Administrator of the Year. Chi Psi, Kappa Alpha and Sigma Phi Epsilon frnt/irnitldc lljoro rApnoni 7(?H for flVPrall liaiVllliklVO TTV1V i vvv/^mnvv. ?v? w ? v. achievement. Delta Zeta and Kappa Kappa Gamma sororities were awarded for excellence. Individual awards went to Betsy Holderman, Sorority Woman of the Year, and Greg ATlfJ m m m "Saturday Nig A Come And From World's Opening A k A _ _ /v\or 8:30 p.m. F Q+i n~l ante \a, wiuuwnio vv * L At ?. m* r* I A t U * 5ri2\+ij\isK JkOQkAMZ, I - " ' 3 jrorities receiv Riley, Fraternity Man of the Year. Sorority Women of the Year are Reba Hull (Delta Delta Delta), Vicki Jinnette (Delta Zeta), Adriene Thomas (Kappa Kappa Gamma) and Susan Scurry (Alpha Delta Pi). Fraternity Men of the Year are John Beasley (Chi Psi), Jay Pitts (Sigma Nu) and Jeff Vinzani 1 (Pi Kappa Alpha). Myra Watts was awarded a $300 scholar ship by the Columbia Alumnae Panhellenic Council for scholarship, leadership and service in the Greek system. PHI BETA KAPPA, the national honor society for students in the liberal arts and sciences, will hold its annual initiation and banquet Saturday at 6 p.m. in the Business Administration auditorium. This year's members have been informed of their election by letter, but a complete list is posted outside room 308 of the Welsh Humanities office building in the event some letters were lost in the mail. |P; . * W yV-^gW . ? ' . ?: .A'' ' '*-. / /v., ye gsfe&v ' ' *' J^BBr ^P : tfefj ifjB BW?WwE2 _ _ Bppwpipp^^^ *^^Hi u - - - pp^ ' ^r *^r ifi fii V^*1M If ; K ' ( _ - JS?W^ f; VtB? ? J c Weinc ?u an am mm _ weinerel as featured on fht Live" & HBO \JI UOCI 11 *dy Show > Fair kct - Magician Scott Ed idnv Anril II / "I - Russell House B '/ID hREE Publi e awards at b; news bnefs Membership is based on scholarly achieve MAM# Kir A + Ql/ArQ OA KKICilt Od U^IUllllIAVVt Kjy gAC&VAV J/V1III ?TV1?5V (3.75 for juniors, 3.6 for seniors). THE MELTON MEMORIAL Observatory and the Radio Observatory will be open Friday and Saturday in observance of Astronomy Day Saturday. An informal program will be held, weather permitting, for the public on Friday from 8*in frt in*in r? m in th#? K/fpltnn Memorial Observatory at Green and Bull streets. The optical observatory, with its 16-inch reflector, also will be open Saturday from 1 to 3 p.m. and 8:30 to 10:30 p.m. Visitors may come and leave at any time during the programs. /-V- O-A J A. 1 1^1* - .1*1 A. iL. un aaiuruay, mc puorn; may visu uie Radio Observatory in the T.F. Jones The Ca 4/** m m needs i Mi iHk ill I -IQQO OA I For m< III "7-7-7 A A Ill" I 1 ||jjp Diane < ? IL_==e tes / ~ "Laughs" , fci I VILLA I? iur/iic GRANBY VII "sum [ Served with mi and, delicious 1: ? i: 3 allroom : ! UO c $ 1.00 IxS J crcam and cl ?I?U I r?n>ttiN* rmtdntM >ihii)h anquet "" * 1 " ' " - ? J} ?!- _ o? . rnysicai sciences uuuumg on mam aircei. The radio, observatory, with its 18-foot # steerable dish and a 10-foot transit dish, will be open from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. It is located * AA1 L!-L I ^ J V.. A.1.2 ill room oux, wmcn c?ui uc imvucu uy lUMiig the elevator to the seventh floor and following the signs. UNITED CAMPUSES Against Nuclear War will hold nuclear awareness week Monday through Friday. "What can you do about nuclear war" will be presented Monday at 7:30 p.m. in Russell House room 303. A discussion on the moral aspect of nuclear war will be presented Tuesday at 6 n.m. in Russell House room 303. *'Nuclear Holocaust: Causes, Consequences and Prevention" will be presented at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary at 4201 N. Main St. "Christian Responses to Nuclear Arms" 0 will be presented at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. SBBHSr i) Carolina ^ |\ Hooded ! i r\ T-Shirt B J\V $10.95 1^1 VPlain $8.95 yl ? 254-4417 rrtDkirn /\r UAIK1 A Kin RI HCCTtU //I 1 M r 11 1 ' " 1 11 overs - We Need You! rolina Equestrian Club riders to compete for season. No experience * try ? all you need is inhorses. Join us at 7:30 day night April 28th in ) in the P.E. Center. j shrnents will be served* ? ? - / - ii . jre inro. can June at 19, Kim at 9199 or at 9371. Welcome To... DOS? 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