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Student Activ
By Staff Reports
About 60 organizations are expected to
have disnlavs at the Student Activities Fair
on the Russell House patio tomorrow from
11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The fair is held each semester and "gives
all organizations on campus a chance to
show the university what they're all about
and to recruit new members," Steve Nelson
of the Student Activities office said.
Some organizations are presenting slide
shows besides distributing information at
booths. Nelson said the organizations arc
free to set up any type of display they want,
and one group is giving a karate
demonstration.
In case of rain, the fair will be held in the
Russell House Ballroom.
use PRESIDENT J ames Holderman will
be the keynote speaker at the annual meeting
of the University Women's Club of USC at
10 a.m. Thursday in the Scholarship Lounge
of Williams-Brice Stadium.
Membership comprises women faculty and
administrators, and wives of faculty and admistrators.
The meeting is open to all eligible
women, both non-members and members.
For more information call Robin Hollor~
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A COMPREHENSIVE range of programs
is available this fall at USC's Psychological
Service Center.
Adults, couples or families can arrange to
receive psychotherapy or behavior therapy.
The cost of the services are based on a sliding
fee and range from $1 to $20 depending on
client income. Students receive services free
of charge.
Sessions can be arranged during day or
evening hours. For information or an appointment,
call 777-4864 between 9 a.m. and
9 p.m. Monday through Thursday or between
9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Friday.
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ANITA FLOYD and Mary McGuire are
the first recipients of the Rhude Patterson
Graduate Fellowships.
Floyd of Franklin, 111., is working on her
doctorate in international studies, specializing
in Soviet foreign policy.
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dissertation on black ownership of lane
Beaufort County.
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fellowships of $5,000 for a year of gradi
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Graduate Council.
USC'S ARMY ROTC detachment
conduct rappelling training 3 to 5 r
Thursday at the Columbia Fire Departn
training tower at the corner of Senate
Park streets. The public is invited to obs
this training exercise in which about
cadets will participate.
For information, call 777-6542.
USC HAS received grants of $15,000 <
from the Frances Ley Springs Foundatio
Lancaster and the Southern Educatioi
Atlanta to support development of an
structional television course, "The Amer
South Comes of Age."
The course will consist of 14 half-1
television units supplemented by and
tergrated with a 14 chapter book of sele
readings. The course will focus on
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A symposium honoring Francis Lieber,
one of the nation's most prominent intellecach
tuals, will be held Sept. 21 in Gambrell Hall
i of Auditorium at USC.
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can January, but had to be postponed because of
inclement weather.
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sul general of West Germany, Mark Neely
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the Wayne, Ind., and several USC faculty
ma- memoers.
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