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Two foreign groi From Staff Reports Two groups of foreign officials visited USC this weekend. Four education officials from Burma were at USC inspecting the international studies program, said Gordon Smith, international studies proiessor wno escorted trie group around campus. The officials from the University of Rangoon and the University of Mandalay were interested in establishing graduate and undergraduate programs in international studies, bmith said. "They had heard about our program through some former graduates of our programs," he said, though none of our graduates have been from Burma. "And then the institute of International Education in Washington recommended that they come here." The group has already visited Georgetown University, John Hopkins University and II?:.c :?1, niu^iitau uinvciaiiy, oiiiiui saiu. Some of the other schools they will visit include Cornell University, University of Southern California and the University of Hawaii, Smith said. The second group was composed of four high-ranking Egyptian Army officers who visited the university Saturday. Brig. Gens. Hamed el-Kholey and Nabil Meghallwey and Cols. Ahmed el-Gamel and iviun^au ^auiau ait un ail tAiviiutu tuui ui the United States visiting major construction equipment manufacturers, including Champion Road Machinery International Corp. "A MC 'THE! Tom Wolfe screen in epi? \ ^ ^ A ROBERT CHARTOFF-IRWIN V CHARLES FRANK SCOTT Gl.t f a a rurnADn rnrrv uiAnr> i/IK/ J ^/AlVi jncrnnu rucL./ vrvnvi Music by BILL CONTI Director c Produced by IRWIN WINKLER and f PG PARENTAL GUIOANCE SUGGESTED '<?& ' SO** MA T( RlAA MA* HOT |* SlMAAlf FOR CMHOWN ] <s> OPENS AT A SI I.Kl ips visit campus mm yip" \ KF \ ?3 USC'? Gordon Smith """ *K,,i" Escorted Burmese delegation 0C68H on During the Egyptians' visit to USC, they toured the Earth Sciences and Resources In stitute and Computer Services Division. 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