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man spoke Monday to the Rotary math and then d
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upgrade the education of teachers being gr
teachers in South Carolina. Holderman sai
Pharmacy college
From Staff Reports
An 18-year-old freshman in the College of Ph
Saturday of a stroke in Richland Memorial Hosi
Services were held yesterday for Constance Pri
umbia at Gill Creek Baptist Church. She was bu
cent Hill Memorial Gardens. She was born in Sp
She was an honor student at Keenan High Sch
listed in the 1983 edition of "Who's Who Amoi
High School Students."
Primus served as her junior class president, w
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James Holderman said he are go
o improve public education viding
a Rotary Club luncheon science
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rt and endorse the current state,
public education. made I
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ti, Holderman said. The university pro4,000
jobs, the students, faculty and
on the Columbia campus pay 51U.7
n in state and local taxes, ana $40
n in research grants was brought in by
riversity, he said.
ed yesterday
in and Miss Junior and was homecom- !
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jutante, a member of Avant-Garde, a |
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lal Association of University Women. ;
>arents, Marcellous and Josie Primus;
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