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SateWitesadv ^^HE^^^R|BF^9|DB^ 'ra| Shuttle diplomacy Capt. John Young addresses Phi Beta Kappa ce Campus religi By Laura Dannhardt A campus religious organization created to "encourage ecumenical fellowship and serve as a unified voice" representing all USC religious groups, is now in early developmental stages and anticipates moving into full noor in *V?o 1 Ofi/1 Foil cpmacfpr tViA PAiin^il 5vai in mv i yu-* iuu ovuivoivi , iu% vv/uiivii chairman said. USC's Interfaith Council is made of student representatives and an appointed adviser from the USC Council of Chaplains. Presently the council has four definite members: the Presbyterian Student Center; the Episcopal, Lutheran, Methodist Center; the Baptist Student Union and the Thomas 602 Bush River Rd. 798-2290 Woodhill Mall RAY L 774-?175 | Th e ( Hard work and ded reward that is achieved on the end of an educational 1 rewards. At Hertz, hard wor #1. Hertz knows what it t< ^? 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John Young, whose recoi elude the first manned space mis Lab I mission this past Decemb 1; Young was guest speaker at th ?eta Kappa National Honor So Young said communications (fljiy ^ United States, and 300 commi j necessary by the end of this cer &SL, Experiments with the direct space will revolutionize the lean of medicines in space will revo Mm, Already the earth observati - |Vk space shuttles are doing in spac take 36 years to do by land an< ?|!|m||L;?v The new space shuttle techno tity and quality of our nation's ^^.;{ The National Aeronautics ? plans 12 space flights in 1985 a iPIPRSl?iWipr'J Young, whose numerous ac three NASA Distinguished Ser >t?to by Drt* Pearwn Congressional Space Medal of that the United States can make remony. your minds and new and bettei nno nmiino f n uuo yiuupo IU More Catholic Church, Chairman Melissa Bowen said. Other religious organizations have expressed interest, said Bowen, who expects more representatives to participate on the council in the fall. PEG TAYLOR, the Presbyterian interim director, has been appointed adviser of the Interfaith Council for the fall. "We grew out of the Harvest Hope Drive," Bowen said. The food drive was a canned goods collection sponsored by a team of different religious groups for the Harvest . Hope Food Bank in Columbia. f 1 5.00. off any p escriptiOR ? Nonprescnp SaNQLASSES with this ad BAN - CHRREM - PU id with other promotional otters s frame & lenses ]lass of '84 is A nruu BJarhv TT 1UI MMM*M lication brings many rewards in life. Gn ly after years of striving to be #1. Grac fulfillment and the beginning of a lifetirr k and dedication has brought us the re1 ukes to be #1, so to show our apprecia weekend rate for you and your family c (Other rates available.) p THURSDAY-MONDAY with UNL I V \SJ I I IW I I Downtown Tw< 39." npr Hriv.' si Hertz c? ' Fnr F1 varvnn p JL KJJL JL.J& V/A J VfJL IV ications ] Green; after i lically different on earth , a veteran astronaut said By Ann Farmer Students wh< ; payloads planned for the Greenstreet's an lunications satellites^ said damaged the rii| rd six flights into space in- jhe blaze, v ?sion in 1965 and the Space reported by a ci ,er> a.m., said Barn e Alpha Chapter of the Phi iciety induction banquet. "The fire sta is a major problem in the spread to the a mipatinnc coIaIIWac \&si11 Kp thifi. m Anrtpr<inr UIlVUllV/llO OHIVIUIVO TV AAA l/V ww, ltury. cause. broadcast satellite now in ling process and the testing No trash wa lutionize health care in the started, Anders Damage estir - - - - - r/>Kn/4ii1a/4 #/\ /^1i ion satellites launched by aw.wuu.vu :e in 18 days what it would exchange betw i air, he said. Rivers Scarbon logy will "add to the quan- The develop* defense system," he said. South Carolina and Space Administration develop the lot nd 17 in 1986, he said. . j The Srarhnri :nievemeni awaras inciuae vice medals, and the 1981 months. Honor, told the inductees "We're closi progress, "if you do it with John Scarboro ideas." Greenstreet's regularly featui irm Interfaith The drive was successful because it gave the various church leaders an opportunity to interact, Bowen said. The leaders were supportive of the council because the food drive illustrated that students, otherwise not involved in the religious activities on campus, had a chance to participate in a fellowship activity, she said. The council hopes to sponsor service projects, such as the drive, and encourage cam pus handicap accessiDinty. also, tne council plans to hold social gatherings to promote fellowship amongst the various religious groups, Bowen said. 2750 Lai ft 799-2 . mmmmmmmammmrnm tion HE5EEV IYBOY VISKDNCEN1 ?jpoooooofl aduation is a I I juation marks I ! I le of success and I ! 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The club was part of a tax-free een local developers and owners John and ough. srs, Roy Powell, Craig Stoneburner and the Federal Savings and Loan Association, plan to into a residential and commercial area. oughs will not reopen the club for its last two i ed. There's no way it's going to get fixed," ugh said. j >, which opened in 1976 as the Coal Company, red live rock and jazz groups. Council "THERE WAS an attempt (to organize an interfaith council) this past year that never got off the ground," said Bowen, who has alreariv set the first fall semester meetine for ?... * * "* " o Aug. 28, and the first Interfaith Council activity, an ice cream social, for Sept. 7. The council also hopes to participate in Carolina Preview week to introduce students to the various religious organizations on campus. The council will serve as a medium for churches to reach the students not involved in church-related activities, Bowen said. 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