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From Staff Reports
Student Activity fee allocations for the fall
semester and block seating for the Interfraternity
Council and the Fan-hellenic
v_ouncn arc on me agenda ior today's
meeting of the Student-Trustee Liaison Committee
of the USC board of trustees.
The meeting is set for 2 p.m. in room
107-C of the Osborne Administration
Building.
TWO CANDIDATES for a local
legislative seat will debate tomorrow in
Clariosophic Hall in Legare College.
Tim Dnnorr A . I J .-11 ,-1 ? ? - ~
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for District 72 seat in the S.C. House of
Representatives will take part in cooperation
with the USC Young Democrats and College
Republicans. The debate is open to the
public. For information, call 799-7524.
4'GOD IS dead," a notorious and controversial
remark by 19th century
philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, will be the
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subject of a literary forum sponsored by the
Athenian Literary and Debating Society
tonight at 8 p.m. in Russell House room 307.
The meeting is a revival of a 19th century
iii^iaiy cav:iwij>c wiicic a controversial exercise
is explored by both faculty and students
through a variety of literary and oratorical
means.
Included will be a reading, an oratory, a
reading of relevant poetry, reading of a letter
to some prominent person or historical
figure, a point-counterpoint debate and a
period for comments for the audience.
STUDENTS INTERESTED in a summer
study program in Tours, France, are invited
to attend a general information meeting
tomorrow at 2 p.m. in Gambrell room 003.
Participants will live six weeks in a dormitory
while taking French courses at
various levels, and mav earn six hours credit.
William Edminston of the Department of
Foreign Languages and Literatures organized
the program in 1981 and has accompanied
about 20 students to France each summer.
The program is open to anyone who has
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studied French and is not limited to USC
students.
APPLICATIONS ARE being accepted for
the spring legislative intern program sponsored
by the USC Bureau of Governmental
Research and Service.
The interns serve as research assistants
with the staff of the S.C. General Assembly,
and ususally work with Senate or House
committees, the lieutenant governor's office,
or Legislative Council.
The 20-hour-per-week internships run
from January to April, and include a
$400-per-month stipend. Interns enroll in a
public affairs internship course for three
hours credit.
Applications are in 406 Gambrell Hall.
Deadline is Nov. 1.
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available to young Air Force scientists
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Duke's visit is sponsored jointly by the Air
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Duke will show narrated footage of his
1972 moonwalk as lunar module pilot of
Apollo 16.
Duke was selected as an astronaut by the
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scientific expedition to inspect, survey and
sample materials and surface features in the
Descartes region of the rugged lunar
highlands.
ANITA FLOYD of Franklin, 111., and
Mary McGuire of Asheville, N.C., arc the
first two recipients of the $5,000 Rhude Patterson
Fellowships for Women at USC.
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