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University pri From Staff Reports Two administrators in the Division of Business and Finance have been promoted, U3C President James Holderman has announced. Richard Wertz, former associate senior vice president for business and finance, has been named vice president for business affairs, while Howard Rhodes has been appointed assistant vice nrpsidont for hnsinfss sinrl finanrp Rhodes, formerly USC treasurer, will implement financial policies and procedures, and Wertz will oversee a variety of business operations, including Residential Life Services. Both positions are effective immediately. USC'S ORGANIZATION for Mature Students will sponsor a reception for new students age 25 Vtort Sarins Celebrate p feiMiiiiiP Ml I mm 11 i-nm ==~ll ! Send this coupon with your name, J Requests must be postmarked by 2/ expires March 30,1984. Void where | in U.S.A. Make checks payable to: I NAME ADDRESS I CITY STATE J (Size) SM {J MEDD LG - 4 A omotes 2 busin and older at 7 p.m. Jan. 19 in the Adult Learning Center, 1728 College St. Students wil! have an opportunity to become Qpnnainiorl luith ntlmr niomKori: nf tho r^rnrani7H tion and can obtain information on programs of interest to adult students at USC. For more information, call 777-2260. nnn THE POSSIBLE dangers of genetic engineering will be argued when the Athenian Literary and Debating Society meets at 8 p.m. Jan. 18 in room 305 of the Russell House. The debate, open to the public, is on "Pro or con: resolved, all scientific altering and engineering of human genes or DNA chains should be prohibited by law." After initial speeches, the he Wilde I Break! with Tropical 1 1 1 . 1 1 MI 9HH LM address, zip code and check or money order for $5.50 to: Plough, In P.O. Box 3 ^10/84 for shirt delivery by 3/15/84. Offer Dept. TBI : prohibited, uxed or restricted, (jood only nempm>, Plough, Inc. Please do not send cash. Please personalize with the followmj Ft. Lauderdale G Dayton Ft Walton Beach1 Padre l? Unless a specific location is designate y.p ~"~~ be printed with only the Tropical 6l? (The Tropical Blend Tee-shirt is a b T1 X-LG polyester and cotton blend The des - - -> - I J t v< ' / ess, finance a ?? news oners floor will be open for comments from the audience. A DEBATE on Gov. Dick Riley's education and tax plan and the Republican Caucus's alternative plan will be held at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 17 in Legare College's Clariosophic Hall. The Clariosophic Literary Society is sponsoring the debate, which will feature governor's assistant Bill Prince speaking for the governor's plan, and Sen. Glenn McConnell, R-Charleston, presenSt Sver t RlAnd * ( I I t j' choo .;| that v ? wonc ;; o, t . ? i r The N gram ca to you. 1 e n A A IU11 unu nWl cept roc |B^nH|BW Medical HS1 1gg burse yc and sup] rVt ^ 1 for eqUj ctBHHH are nece And the eacn m PWHwiiiBi school. . mMM After HK9 ward to Navy M BliiiiiySflBB? Can y 922-213 ?AFi-K?4 V AV W J* I c so i . nav TN 38151 * ?, Spring Break location: a Beach CD | lane) [~1 I d above, the tee-shirt will I ?nd/Spnng Break '84 logo Rp Pa Itit K. HI UbtlC ICC 51 n i i ??? ?? ^ m jK. igr> is multi-colored ) | ( v.. dministrators ting the alternative plan. For more information, call 777-4325 or 772-7729. ; CAREER PLANNING workshops for IISC alumni will be offered starting Jan. 24. The four-part seminar series is sponsored by USC's Alumni Career Planning Office. Each seminar will be conducted from noon to 2 p.m. , Tuesdays in room 601-B of the Close Building. The series will be repeated every four weeks throughout the spring semester. The total fee for the series is $15, and participants may enroll at any point in the series, completing missed seminars at a later time. For more information, call 777-7280. | I 1 < k A # r\l I /VT I/"* NUW rILUI lb WO POINTS UP ON THE COMPETITION. 1 THAT 2 My) K-\POj^T/_ . , ' (TX'PA : 'Ni! 1 i > J' IA ' ^ V'\J[ ') | I I 'ou love fine writing, now you can *i se between two Precise Rolling Ball pens * write so fine yet flow so smoothly you'll Jer how we mode it possible. ily The Precise allows you to write beau/ in either fine point or extra fine point. te price? It's even finer. Only $1.19 each. T PRECISE ROLLING BALL PENS. 2 OF THE FINER THINGS IN LIFE. ' [pilot] precise * I Rolling Ball x v Scholarships %/ M. Medical Students avy's Medical Scholarship pron be worth thousands of dollars [f you qualify the Navy will pay on, all fees and all expenses (ex>m and board) you encounter in School. The program will reim)u for the cost of required books plies, and will provide rental fees on/>U no ivki/>vAonAn^c pillClll OUV/ii Cto llllVyl uowpvo, UiAU-l; ssary to continue your education. ! program pays you almost $600 onth while you are attending you graduate you can look foryour career as an officer in the [edical Corps. ou qualify? Find out. Call 1-8005 in South Carolina, or 1-8000 in Georgia. Or write to: OMMANDI^ OFFICER Y RECRUItldNG DISTRICT r\ nr7i 1 r.VA <6/11 COLUMBIA, S.C. 29202 ATTN: LEADS rt of the Navy Adventure ?X