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MIBS Continued from page 1 America and placed them in five different of fices in five different companies," he said. New MIBS students are enrolled in USC's summer school sessions I and II for foreign language studies, a program .specially designed by the foreign language department and the MIBS program, Daniel said. "Xhp f"lQCPC mppt five -:~L* ...wt >|TV uajra a v>v.CI>k, Cl^Ill hours a day, in an intensive language studies program. However, if a student is already proficient in a foreign language, he can take an exemption exam," he said. IN THE fall semester of their first year, MIBS students take BADM 701 ? Manager of International Enterprise. This course is "a 12-credit course composed of 10 different courses varying in length. One course may last tnree weeks, while others last longer," Daniel said. Segments of BADM 701 include, among other courses, financial accounting, macroeconomics and microeconomics and international trade policy, Daniel said. Students continue their foreign language study during the fall semester in regular classes three days a week. In the spring semester, students continue fall semester courses on a higher level, Daniel said. Second-year graduate students begin the program's area studies segment with "a sixcredit course jointly taught by the Government and International Studies department and Geography department," Daniel said. The curriculum consists of "speciallydesigned courses about the region of the world where the student is going," Folks said. STUDENTS IN the German and French Game News write 5:30 p.m. tod Russell IVI o 1 II I ivevv vy11itJi o, welc ' ^ ||| See your Jostens' representative and details of Jostens' Creative DATE: 10/25 & 10/26 TIMK: 9:00-5:00 Jostens' college rin&s offei ? tracks study the politics and geography of Europe. The Spanish and Portuguese tracks study Latin-America, and foreign students v specialize in American area studies Folks said. During July and August of their second year, students travel overseas for intensive foreign language study in their chosen location. Students also take courses in culture and business. "They visit companies to study the operations of their facilities," Daniel said. On Sept. 1, students begin their internship in the foreign country. Faculty members in charge of certain tracks aid in arranging these internships. "They set up internships based on a student's language experience and their experience in certain areas of specialization," Daniel said. Students in the Portuguese track complete their internship in Brazil. The French track sends students to Belgium, France and Luxembourg. The program also offers a German track with an internship in West Germany, a Japanese track with an internship in Japan, an Arabic track with an internship in Egypt, and a Spanish track with an internship in Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Venezuela, Folks said. STUDENTS RETURN to USC March 1 to take two six-credit business courses. The number of specialization areas available varies each year, Daniel said. The areas of specialization offered this year are export-import topics, international banking, international finance, international marketing and international personnel. scock irs' meeting lay, room 321 I House I photographers :ome. HB HP^)i? r m >a\M| .. i for a complete selection of rings Financing Plans. t'lvXCiv ^usse^ House red daily at your bookstore '"'SKr"'' |mo.^c?XI| /wPA i 1 1 GRADUATE ' m/\ HHk IV WMiU. AND DIAMONDS! With a Diamond College Ring from ArtCarved. ^ j ^1L r PT? p1 Your ArtCarved Representative v jw is here now. With the beautifully affordable Designer Diamond Collection. An ArtCarved exclusive Exquisitely crafted designs, all set with genuine diamonds, in 10K or 14K aold Or. choose thp plpn^nt di^mnnH-Quhctiti.to Cubic Zirconia. Let your ArtCarved Representative show you this beautiful class ring collection today Gold and diamonds its the only way to go' 7iRT(71RVED SAVE $25 ON ALL 14KT GOLD RINGS ALL SILADIUM CLASS RINGS $94.95 TUES., OCT. 25 9:00 am- University z\ WED., OCT. 26 5:00 pm Bookstore ; DAII TIMI f'I Ac:f X>5\v ()i or ! Mi'iim'i'i: '.V i .i> .) V' >.t A. N' >0 m k I > !'.? * ' < 'is I1K1 , t ' i.|v < <! W t LCO MET ? - OPEN^SUNDAYS p^3jj^fJnr nncc I VILLAGE SQUARE CENTER, LEXINGTON, S.C. I }'] SUMTER ST., ACROSS FROM USC HORSESHOE ? L 1 1 Ri Ti ITL!^ C|0L|A I *1 lllj