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USC's State Fai From Staff Reports Technology and its role at USC is featured Li in the university's exhibit at the 1983 State R< Fair, which opened Friday. ot The multisection exhibit is designed to sei show how USC uses technology to expand the learning process of students and to serve ^ South Carolinians through faculty research. Visitors to the university's balcony booth ^ in the Cantey Building will see lasers in wj operations, hear a machine that reads books, see their EKG recorded and have com - puter-generated maps answer statistical he questions about crime rates, taxes and til even the number of single men and women w< over 18 living in various parts of South Carolina. g Also on exhibit will be a 3-D demonstration using an invention of three USC pro- ? fessors that does not require viewers to wear red and blue glasses. USC's College of Engineering provided a g' laser demonstration that shows how holography works and is used by industry. 1 This Week at The Ool Wednesday The Video Tap presei The National Lc Thi<; nnimip rnmpHv fpatnrim featured on The Golden Spur' SHOWTIMES: 2:00, ? MTV Shov Thursday I m Hannv Hour E r jr j 4:00 Wednesday, Thursda> ? Friday ROCK If 11 | OfIGH THURSDAY SPECIA Admission only $ IX in. 11 n m Cnnrs 5i I Saturday THE AGENT coming next week . . . CHILLY WILLK THE VECTOR! e j r exhibit to s Staff members from Thomas Cooper brary will demonstrate the Kurzweil jading Machine that reads aloud books and her printed materials to those who cannot e. USC's School of Medicine has developed a isplay showing how doctors use chnological advances that allow them to agnose and provide treatment, often ithout the necessity of surgery. People will be able to hear the sounds of a :art pumping and blood flowing and see ar'icial valves that are used to keep a heart orking properly. The South Carolina Information Display ^stem, which generates color-coded maps to ovide governmental agencies, business and dustry with vital information, also is part f the exhibit . A sampling of the information is been made available by USC's Social and ehavioral Sciences Labratory. The fair will close Sunday. den Spur: | r\ _. _ i i n R wciuuer 17 e Committee its impoon Show or C!hpvv will hp s very own wide screen. 4:00, 7:00 & 10:00 vn Daily ? k, Friday ntertainment 7 on / . W ? | ^]\EXPI f I L )0 HELP PIZ: LOS? km TO ENTER: Sei t I RULES: r 1. Include name 2. If two similar > DEADLINE: ! To be eligible, t j WATCH THE i how technolog i i news oriels THE CHARACTER of American higher education will be discussed tonight at 8 p.m. in room 345 of the USC Law Center by the Athenian Literary and Debate Society. The title of the discussion is "Resolved, our colleges and universities should be made more selective in their admissions policies and the federal government should financially support all higher education." n m r~i I J1 II I MILTON KIMPSON, Executive Assistant to the Governor for Health, Education and Human Services will speak at the Russell ' House Ballroom tonight at 7 p.m. The event is free and open to the public. The Association of Afro-American Students is sponsoring the talk. NATIONAL SCIENCE Foundation fiaiifbow's Open 12-2 am "*?? ^ import $ 1 .00 PER B( Join us tonight and tom< I Remember ... EVERY FRIDAY IS LADIES NIGHT FREE DRAFT FOR ALL LADIES FROM 9:30 to I 1:00 p.m. 1ESS YOl mnA mfin frnm Pi WW A 000 auu wwmam vww Ik EXPRESS FIND h \ YOU HAY WIS A CJ id your idea to: PIZSA EXPRESS 1907 BLOSSOM ST. COLA., S.C. 2?m or Give to any Pizza Express delivc (no entries over the phone pie , logo, date, your full mailing address entries (ideas) are received and one wins mtries must be received by Oct. 31, 1 QAMECOCK FOR THE ANNOUN IMMHHHMMHHnHHBMRIIHHMHBn Ut IUUCI I J, KJKJsJt uumui/uun y on campus Graduate Fellowships and Minority Graduate Fellowship applications are available to graduate students. All interested students should see Shahrough Akhavi for application forms. There are a series of deadlines, first of which is Nov. 23. To qualify, students must be U.S. citizens. The American Political Science Associa tion has announced the opening of competition for 1984-85 Graduate Fellowships for Black Students and Graduate Fellowships for Chicano and Latino Students. Interested students must send away for application forms by writing APSA, 1527 New Hampshire Ave. N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036. THE CONSULTING Engineers of South Carolina is offering a $600 scholarship to a full-time iunior or senior enoineerinc student. The scholarship is for the 1984 spring semester. * Featuring * Pool Tables Top Video Games Big Screen featuring Gtf in Sfereol As Always No Cover! SPECIAL 3TTLE SI .00 jrrow from 8 to 10 pm. I \ STATE CAPITAL PENDLETON 1 \ ^ !li 1 | COLLEGE ST. | g 1 JnOELr: i Express. I if , NEW NAME AND tSH PRIZE OF $50! ;ry person [t ase!) I onrl nhnno nnmhor M QIIU [iliuiib iiiiiiiuui we will award the first one received. 983 [CEMENT OF THE WINNER.