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From Staff Reports
A reception honoring history majors and
students involved in the Warwick Exchange
program will be held in Gambrell 428 at 4
p.m. tomorrow. The Department of History
is host of the reception and invites all history
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THE REHABILITATION Counseling
Program began accepting referrals to its
counseling clinic this week.
The clinic provides free services in personal
adjustment counseling, vocational
career counseling and interpersonal skills
training. Priority will be given to disabled
and disadvantaged individuals.
For referral and information, call
777-3859.
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A FREK slide show of nature photographs
taken by South Carolinian Peter Cram will
be presented at 8 p.m. tomorrow at
MeKissick Museums.
The show will include scenes from Cram's
summer trip to the Bahamas.
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The geology museum will be open from 7
to 10 p.m. to give the slide show audience
time to view Cram's other works that are on
display until Sept. 12.
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A FREE debate on what sexual relations
should be allowed between consenting adults
will be sponsored by the Athenian Literary
and Debating Society at 8 p.m. tonight in
Russell House room 304.
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USCS STUDENT Alumni Association
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45 other members to promote the university
to students, alumni and the Carolina
community.
Members of SAA participate as official
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tivc freshmen, sponsoring campus activities
and representing USC at meetings and social
events are among the duties of SAA
members.
The new members are Bonnie Bernardin,
Beth Chandler, Neil McLean and Lori Miles
of Columbia; James Welch of Hopkins,
Susan Husvar and Sarah Shields of Clover;
Megan Armstrong and Jim Karegeannes of
Spartanburg; Gwen Young of Duncan; Alan
Dean and Stephen Denemark of Sumter; and
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Mary Jane Childress of Laurens; Roy
Brown of Charleston; Quinn Rasberry and
Nick Smith of Charlotte; and Amy Dates of
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Chris DeCaron of Mooresville, N.C.;
John Donelson of Dunwoody, Ga.; Julie
Jameson of Southington, Conn.; Jim
Jamison of Asheboro, N.C.; Kelly Mcl all of
Williamsburg, Va.; Greg Wokom of Middletown,
N.J.; Lllen McCarthy of Potomac,
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INFORMATION ON cultural events,
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registration and student government is
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FOR THK third time in five years, USC's
chapter of Chi Psi fraternity was awarded the
Thayer Trophy at (heir 142nd annual convention
held at the Plaza Hotel in New York
this nast month.
The Thayer award is given yearly to the
best overall chapter in the country.
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