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Leading histc From Staff Reports James Deetz, one of the nation's leading historical archaeologists, will speak at USC today at 3:30 p.m. in Gambrell Hall room 153. Deetz, director of Lowie Museum at the University of California-Berkeley, has writl ten about Arikara pottery, New England I gravestones, California mines, Plymouth L plantations and slave cabins. His lecture is free and open to the public. For information, call Karl Heider, chairman of USC's anthropology department at I 777-6500. (LINDA DEAN ANDERSON of Columbia has been awarded the Lee Connor Williams Scholarship at USC for the 1983-84 academic year. The $500 scholarship is awarded by USC's College of Criminal Justice to the rising senior with the highest grade point average. (Anderson has a 4.0. A Lower Richland High School graduate, ^ 601 S Main 252-463I > I ! HOT DOG SPEC i 2 for 594 j Sm. Drink an j Chips of Choi< i 49* * | w/this coupon I [j offer expires 5/7/83 Welcome To. ' ?nUIUl VILLAGE SQUARE CENTER. LEXINGT SUMTER ST., ACROSS FORM USC HOB CRANBY VILLAGE CTR, CHARLESTON HWY, V\ COUPON*"**0 nmM ? I: uuu ifflni/wivn : Served with slaw and pickles on \varm \ \ $1.09 s e?e??9?oM? Offer Expires 5/8/83 < i COUPON j CHOCOLATE MOT SC Wtlh Vanilla Ice Cream, Topped with Milk C TA7klr\r??/-l inH a f'li^rru 0 yvuippv.u viv-aui uuu u v.uv?t^i 1 79 <t s ^ Offer Expires 5/8/83 .* ? : coupon ma Jilll : MJKbK >I?C ?Lnw Served with mustard, Sandys' famous secret re and delicious homemade creamy cole slaw, I ? -offer Expires s/8/8)? irical archaec she transferred to USC in 1979 after attending Okaloosa-Walton Junior College in Florida. The scholarship is awarded in memory of Lee Connor Williams, a retired Columbia Police Department captain, by his daughter and her husband. JOHN BURTON, visiting scholar at USC, will speak on "Conflict Resolution, 1945-1985" at 3 p.m. Wednesday in Gambrell Hall room 429. Burton, director of the Center for the Analysis of Conflict at the University of Kent 111 v/uuiviuuiji, ungianu, is inc auuiui ui numerous internationally renowned books, his most recent being "Dear Survivors." A reception will follow Burton's presentation. Both are free and open to the public. The event is sponsored by USC's Institute for International Studies. THE 47th ANNUAL meeting of the South llW 6 i p | IflL | I -?= d | 1 :? I I I | I 1 I I I ^ I LO IGB-> I ON SC (j ! I .SESHOE j 'j ; J. COLUMBIA M t? . _ _ ,, ; 1 JANK ! | I "THE! )un' ^ tcxi i r f Ii r sc& "BAN! COLLEG HOME OF hocolatc Syrup I Ho, j I cor fi fc L?i^? : H =COUPON^ DOG : i ' = ilogist to spc news briefs Caroliniana Society at USC Friday will feature Dew Gilpin Faust. Faust, associate professor and chairman of the Department of American Civilization at the University of Pennsylvania, will speak on her recently published book, "James Henry Hammond and the Old South." The meeting will begin at 6 p.m. with a reception at South Caroliniana Library, followed by a buffet at the Faculty House from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. EIGHTY-FIVE CADETS and midshinmen in I JSC! ROTf nrnoramc recognized Friday for outstanding achievements and service during a joint ROTC awards ceremony. Three faculty members were honored bv the ROTC units for their support of the programs and service to the university. They tm m wu tn ?? r#FT?RB?t MYRTLE BEACH iAi/ihi^ r/M '\jrvirwus ru COMING IN M> CE" -OUR TOPS" MUmHBHBSnMWMB 3OOR SOULS" J Uh UZ" E NITE SPECIALS EVE LADIES NIGHT .... THE *10,000?? LADIES SHOR JUNE 1, 1983 ? AUGUST 1( k/IE GET YOl wfftt It-KUt. =k^*=^=MVRTLE BEACH = 1= GOOD FOR $2.00 OFF AT Tt = ANY NITE IN MAY EXCEPT START LOOKING! l\A/v 17 m nu rue mTCD/*rtACTi WW I c | | II, UI1 I I 1 Mam Il? I bilWV/MO | ? iakatUSC were Frank Avignone, Department of Physics and Astronomy; Peter Becker, Department of History; and Ted Simpson, College of Engineering. The Department of the Army Superior Cadet awards went to William Waldrop, Eric i/??u?:? t ^? 1 * - ? juuusuit, JTVrtiutl llic i^CltCMCI ?IIU JUISU Taylor. The Midshipman of the Year award was presented to Scott Metzler and the Distinguished Naval Graduate Award went to Patrick Hyland. The U.S. Marine Corps Association Award was given to Herman Clardy and the Lt. Steven N. Swanger Aerospace Leadership Award was given to William Waldrop. The Association of the Army Award was given to Edward McHale. The Naval Institute awards were given to Francis Lane, Kenneth Auten and Verena Hart. The Air Force ROTC Flight Trophy went to Bill Brisendine. The Compass and Chart Society Award was given to Steven Borden and the Navy League Sword was given to Patrick Hyland. m R FUN? ! \\y. I AT . j. j MAY 5,6,7 I MAY 13 I .MAY 19, 20, 21 I . MAY 26, 27, 28 ? RY MON.&TUES. I . . WED. I r SHORTS CONTEST I ). 1983 ;; J SOME! I iw?4?wwiiiiiii i in m it i 111 n1 11 ? Bffi!luJM.ire.!MJil > H I * tUnirnwiiL mniin iu?^i5ggggSSg53^g| m ~ i IE DOOR ~ I MAY 13. I I XL WATERWAY. I