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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
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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.
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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
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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.
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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. ,
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The series will be repeated every four weeks
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