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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,
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The scholarship is awarded in memory of
Lee Connor Williams, a retired Columbia
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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
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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.
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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
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achievements and service during a joint
ROTC awards ceremony.
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the ROTC units for their support of the programs
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Physics and Astronomy; Peter Becker,
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College of Engineering.
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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.
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to Bill Brisendine. The Compass and Chart
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and the Navy League Sword was given to
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