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Harvard scho From Staff Reports U.S.-Russian relations and the Korean airliner incident will be discussed by a Harvard Russian scholar at noon tomorrow at the USC Law Center. Philip Clendenning, a fellow of Harvard's Russian Research Center and co-author of a 1981 novel about 18th century Russian culture, diplomacy and economics, will present "U.S.-U.S.S.R. Relations Today." The speech, to be given in room 239 of the I PpntM i? tnnnsnrpH hv fhp I ISP Int#?r national Law Society. HAROLD O'FLAHERTY, special assisI I? \/r P I s~\\ m?t t T t D ! ^ ^ wuit i 1 ^ ~ THEY ^ ^ US IN \ WOW, THATS T i.^OOD STUFF I HOPE NOBODY SriELLS IT ^ ^ YEAH MAf S ^5 I "L |,? If MON-Sl EoKj! fri j ji Reservatic ji January - j ji For RHU1 1 ^ J iclllU iUCCI Traditional Activities Carolina Program Un Licensed Student Organizations . . . All Others || See Dot Kaymonc I Russell House betv mr iu uisuuss tant to the U.S. surgeon general, will visit USC today to observe the operation of a model information system for the handicapped. The South Carolina Handicapped Services Information System is a free computerized information and referral system funded by the Developmental Disabilities Council of South Carolina and administered by USC University Affiliated Facilities. UAF director Richard Ferrante said the service, probably unique in the United States, provides quick information by phone on services available to handicapped persons throughout the state. O'Flaherty, special assistant on disabilities to the surgeon general, was appointed ex~ I " v *LL HEAR THE HALL FOR fK G ^ DELIVEf ^DtcC ^ fS THAT o.?r^PASS \ /^q_ of IT? v IT xrM STILL v OVER HUNGRY.' heke ^ ^YEAH UR 7AM-9PM H 7AM-6PM B 9AM-5PM CLOSED 111 11 1 m Dates for \u?ust 1984 ji \J Ballroom ji :in& Rooms October 3-5 J lion October 6-7 October 10-12 i ^ r* uctODer 1 in Room 205A of the /een 8:30-12 and 1-4. rtrfVWVVVWWWVWWWWVWVVWWV^ U.S.-Soviet i news briefs ccutivc director of the Federal Interagency Committee for the International Year of Disabled Persons by President Jimmy Carter in 1981, and reappointed by President Ronald Reagan in 1980. SIMON BELASCO, a USC professor of French linguistics, has received a Fulbright award in linguistics research. Beginning next semester, Belasco will work in Southern France on a trilingual dictionary of French, English and Occitan, a French uL CALL. I P1774 Ig Z.ZA INN ri"d a? MCK ^ SATISFIES z MUNCHI \?8 5-POINT 707 SALU 1 1 765-10 QMfIT PrP^ I* Review materials based on re< Practice tests in class Home study materials October 8 & 9 9 a.m. USC Campus $95 Offered through the USC Continuing Education Di Call 777-2589 For Infor I- - - wmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm?mammm?amB?mmm?mmmmmmmmm?mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm mm ?@?ra I -f J f= .^-7'''^'^IvSs.) i '.- ". '! * ?g| i 68111 i | ; j ! :: ^-^;;'^^"jl.".^"v "-ji"'. ft m BBHBHB ' V"''' ' ~ \ ;Jy-l:. '. > . j | Free cookie w/purc ! 1 of any large drink. ; V L MM Hi ** IMi elations dialect. He is one of only 40 linguists to receive such an award this year, and one of about 2,000 Americans being sent abroad for the academic year under the Fulbright exchange program. Bclasco has been at USC since 1979. He has studied in Italy, France, England and Switzerland, and his specialty area is in transformational generative grammar, Oc? 1 i!^j i! cuan cuaiecioiogy anu appncu iingui?iic?. 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