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Trade represents From Staff Reports The 10th anniversary celebration of USC Masters in International Business Studi ...:ii r u.. *i i ? o piugiam win icaiuic visus uy inc kj.o. u<? representative and the head of the delegatic of the Commission of European Cor munities tomorrow and Friday. Trade Representative William Brock w speak during a banquet at 7:30 p.m. tomo row at the Carolina Inn., and Sir Roy De man will speak at a luncheon at 1:15 p.r rriuay in me capstone campus Koom. "This confcrence will bring together k< executives in selected industries to share ide and strategies among themselves, MIE students, alumni and faculty," said co ference chairman Allen Dickerman. L/\I\Vli.l.^ n ^ ?IID3 piU^IcllII IS II1C 11 tion's largest international program. Ti two-to-three year curriculum includes an a celerated foreign language study, an ar studies program, international busine courses and a six-month overseas internshi About 450 graduates of the program a employed in 27 foreign countries. Progra faculty and personnel estimate that 80 to I percent of its graduates find jobs within s months after graduation. About 30 percent of graduates in the pr gram's 10 years work overseas. Allocations Continued fro "I think the Finance Committee has do job. They've gone further than any other I They took everyone's needs into mind," 1 Accordint to David Rouffy, SG stuc organization dissatisfied with the Senate' may appeal to the president of the Senati will then be allowed to speak on the Sena the appeal. The Senate then votes to decide if the a amendments to the organization's request "There is an appeal process. It might I but I feel it is adequate," Rouffy said, f News tip? Call 7 Contra To the winne Student Phc Overall Color W Mr. C other color wini Mari Piengdao Ch /^rr/a?"? // Xiln/^lr Gr ys v l.1 <211 uia^i\ ix cl other black & \a I Mr. ( Piengda St u/ %. c; See the top 15 f f Contest sponsored V\ X JL Made possible itive visits MIBS Areas of specialization available this yeai *s include export-import topics, international es oaiiKing, liucruauuuai uiiaucc, unci iiauuimi Je marketing and international personnel. >n n- TODAY'S ACTIVITIES will outline the global competitive positions of U.S. com ill panies in the textile, communications r- electronic, health care and pharmaceutical, n- banking, food processing and industria n. goods and equipment industries. A banquet will be held tonight to honoi ey the MIBS class of 1984 and to present award< as to outstanding students. JS Some of the 73 MIBS students who recent n- ly completed internships abroad will givt presentations on their experiences. At 5 p.m. today, members of the 198^ a- class and the 1985 class will square off in c he soccer match at the state fairgrounds. Han: ,c- Haerkens, an organizer of the match, saic ea the soccer game is a tradition of the day ol ss the annual MIBS banquet, and especially foi p. the program's many foreign students. re m FRIDAY'S ACTIVITIES include session: nc ? ?? i 1 RD LM1 pUlllILdl ailU ClUIIUIIlll piUUldlia IlllCIllct ix tional businesses face throughout the world Separate sessions will focus on Latir o- America, the Middle East, Europe and th< Far East. The GAMECOCK is the Btuden newspaper of the University of Soutl m page 1 I Carolina and is published three timei ?? a week on Mondays, Wednesdays anc r.:<<A..n ~ r~ti ? ,1 nn.:n< r lunyo uumii^ mc ima anu npiui) semesters and weekly on Wednesdavi no o.i nvironrHinQr*/ during both Bummer sessions, with thi ne ail cxiraoruinary exception of university holidays and ex finance committees. amination periods. . . . 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" ?>% A J % \o?SS? )/ >-r \ I / \ Qlf // / esser|t' >/ / / The 19* ] ?\ / by the / / focus on v / / health. N / / provide le / / designe /y sessions are / now i I nP April 3, Tuesc 10:00 a.m. tc Russell Hous< April 4, Wedr /(K JH Noon to 1:30 J TOWARDS H 3 p.m. to 4:30 TOWARDS H 14:45 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Russell'House, R< TOWARDS HEALTHIER BODIES 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. VARIETY NIGHT at the GOLDEN SPUF April 5, Thursday Noon - PREVIEW PICNIC - Russell House Noon to 1:30 p.m. BA, Room 451 TOWARDS HEALTHIER BUSINESS: CF 3 p.m. Russell House, Room 327A I TOWARDS CREATIVE STRESS MANA< 4 p.m. Russell House, Room 327A TOWARDS HEALTHIER THINKING 7:30 p.m. Gambrell Auditorium, Room 15 MAKING SENSE OF HUMOR: THE MA AND HEALTH featuring DR. JOEL GOC Dr. Goodman is Director of the Humor Pr New York. He has authored eight books quarterly magazine. Joel has been featured J and numerous radio programs, newspape | Health Week made possi MOW THAT DRIVING DRUNK lj MANY OF US DO IT ANYWAY. lj REASONS NOT TO, AND IF j TIME TO TIME, WE'D LIKE TO I: j rAY TUNED TO THIS SPACE, g i Division of | Student 1 < OPEN DOOR \ PRESENTS |M The freedom to laugh and ) experience joy, and the opport^Gyc / tunity to express oneself ? - /^O / thmunh work and cmativitv have long been unden. *ood as I y important and valued aspects of Researchers are now exploring these same areas in a new light, and } finding humor and creativity to also be al components of health and well being. 34 Health Enrichmnent Week sponsored Open Door Health Enrichment Program rarious aspects of humor, creativity, and ationally and locally known speakers will ctures, discussions, and demonstrations fd to inform, stimulate, and entertain. All free and open to the public. Make plans 0 attend any or all. Call 7-2782 for info. Jay > 3 p.m. HEALTH and FUN FAIR b Patio lesday 1 p.m. Russell House, Room 303 EALTHIER EATING D.m. Russell House. Room 303 EALTHIER SEXUALITY Dom 302 \ ! Patio NATIVE ENTERPRISE 3EMENT 3 co-sponsored with CPU Spring Bizarre GIC OF LAUGHTER FOR LEARNING 3DMAN oject at Sagamore Institute, Saratoga Springs, and is the Editor of LAUGHING MATTERS, a on national television, including P.M. Magazine, rs and magazines. ble by Student Activity Fees.