The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, January 20, 1984, Page 6, Image 6
Officials close
By Amy Bedenbaugh
Damage to two intramural field
caused by "students and unauthorize<
groups" has resulted in their closine
an official said.
Intramural field F will be shut dowi
until March 15. The field was damage<
Tuesday night by a group identified a
the Old Gray Rugby Union, said Kath
Bunn, assistant coordinator fo
Intramural-Recreational Sports.
"They (the Old Gray Rugby Union
were out there playing in the rail
about 8 p.m. They claimed that the
had only been playing a few minute
before the USC police came and tol<
Organization:
to establish
By Gary Moss
It's called the International M
the help of the International Cour
and the Office of International Ser
on immigration law changes, but
newspaper he edits at USC is not i
tional students.
"We need to form a unified USC c
into foreigners and Americans. I war
ims aoout, i\.on says.
The paper is designed to be an exj
ternational Newsletter it replaced, j
official news arm of the two
organizations.
THE CENTERPIECE of the first
ten by a Malaysian student, which
have successfully joined themselves
munity. The essay won first prize in
Scholarship Competition.
In the future, Koh hopes to includ*
foreign newspapers to help build an
ing world perspectives on the news.
A regular feature of the Interna,
I nn " in whirh international*; write :
? wO? *
when visiting their country.
Koh said he is looking for more "i
paper's news and feature stories ab<
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athletic fields b
them to get off. They also claime
s a women's soccer team was on th<
i prior to them causing all the dai
, The police never saw the women'
cer team," she said.
1 Bunn said the damage to Field
J estimated at $600. The field has
s reseeded twice since December.
y
r "The first time, Field F had
reseeded after a car or motorcycli
) around down there and messed it
n was reseeded again after anoth<
y drove on the field," Bunn said,
s Intramural field A will also b<
d ed until March 1.
I
> TO pUDIISn St
united interna
irror , it's published with ; "WE Wj
icil for Student Activities how, if at a
vices, and features stories Koh said.
Shaun Koh says the new Koh wan
ntended only for interna- the various
think and
ommunity, not separated differences,
it this paper to help bring The repo
story, Koh
)anded version ot the In- I he editc
ind part will be a semi- editors and
international students' opinion an<
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edition is an essay, writ- Along with
tells how internationals feature on 1
with the American com- Wok-er."
the International Student A calend
"Diary," it
: syndicated articles from
understanding of differ- lnternatii
will be mail
tional Mirror is "Travel general stui
about what to see ana ao House.
The first
n-depth reporting" in the copies will
)ut USC. An offic<
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So if todays pri
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Offer good at McDonald J
ecause of dam
d that "Damage was done to 1
: field fall by students jumping t
m^ge. play soccer in the rain. As
s soc- had * eseed the field
.er. We have had to ci
F was
; been programs because of poor
tions caused by stuc
unauthorized groups," she
to be Bunn said students shoul
e rode everyone off intramural fi
up. It high rain periods.
er car "If groups are c^ugh
fields, they will be bill
j clos- maintenance department !
and will be required to pay
udent newsDc
B_ _
itional commu
\NT to scratch beneath the surface a
11, a particular piece of news will effec
ts to stimulate "cross-cultural exchanj
international groups at USC to show
feel and broaden awareness of simi
rter's country will be included in the
said.
rial paRe, "Voice," will reflect the opi
writers, not those of the university, a
i comment are welcome.
S WILL be published in the "Foo
selected recipes, the first edition wi
low Chineses woks are hand mand titl<
ar of events will appear in each edii
will highlight important happenings <
onal Mirror will come out twice a se
ed to all international students at USC
dent distribution will be available at
edition will be between 8 and 11 page
be printed.
; is planned at the Byrnes Internation;
for "Sound Off."
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