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THIS NEWComputer jt leading research and trainin department chairman Wiilai RSRI was awarded more and the geologydepartment in giants in 1983-84. dif 'er d!^Mo^ idm^ to master it." | - >-*? || "BOV J?X VIDEO TAP! H ^ Dooi K5 THE ORIGINS :Kuff Dailv V?fc 2nd Floor ^Koftwart% installation and Th? William Ksroes saidis st n I1111lIllM; and r Resources Institute is a arc tl geological studies around the and s te Sui ^i^t^oi^h wit^ P^JC h lie s^id, seismic testing sends Stude vote, |g|i<5Jc- to. the - t hey a ^ccssed ^aiKl^ tniiyzrt bv "h?J n vdua! researchers and students ^ afl.sendt^m \ KJ life ^ "jV* * " By Jei takes USC one of the nation's ? ?n> m?l08y To than $2 million m contracts, ea' receive more t^an mi on ^ rhe ability to analyze masses of m prm-idfuSC have experience needed this y .. ->' * ~ y- .>>.t. 11j < VL BOUND" B B/VISUAL ARTS present F nesbury Special I nAHMCODI IDV IO DAOI/ \L. uuuiNLooun i 10 on\ji\ 10 AM - 4 PM Russell House Lobby mmm udent legisiatur eg Clark and Sonia Perrine e South Carolina State Student yea slature at USC represents spri nts' views of state and national 1 last /e represent student opinions," are Tony Snell, who was recently Leg d SCSSL governor for a second stu< "Most of the involved students from the student governments, sub pendent organizations and cal science majors, but it is open iryone." ""]*j e organization began in 1955 and ictured the same way as the state 3 Y lational legislatures. The officers jp le governor, lieutenant governor peaker of the house. ejects concerning students are >sed and made into bills, which resented to a committee to deterwhether they have potential to issu< the er that, bills go to the SCSSL clau nt Senate for discussion and a drin then to the House after which aire; re signed or vetoed by the gover- raisi igned bills are lobbied for during char xt session of the state's General mali i b 1 y. Snel ampers bra\ nnifer Wooten iy would a Carolina student stand in line f hours and sleep on cold, damp concrete? get a ticket for the Nov. 24 Carolina-Clei , of course. re than 1,700 students participated in the C out at the Carolina Coliseum, which be] after USC's victory over Florida State, an loming when the last of the 1,700 tickets w? )ST CAMPKRS, many of whom wore blac one thing in common: they were excited icocks, and wanted one more chance to see ear. his is my fifth year here and I've been wai VISUAL ARTS Aq)quu\JC? r O \ r\ A/t\ ~i 1 / CULTURt J STARTS T< / 10 AM / Onrl CI/n/nk J ?-11U I IL>UI GREAT SE GEARE uttons for Sale 3UT SOME IN ' alway ^SsTcvumimS) mem be Join NOW to work with next se programs. Meetings: Mondays PM RHUU If306. APPLICATIONS FOR C.S. SEC NOW AVAILABLE IN CPU C e to fight drink The organization meets twice a r, once in the fall and again in the ng," Snell said. he sessions, held at the Statehouse, pi four days. The bills that are signed presented before the state I ;islature as the representation of m ient views on various issues. jj We are confronted with diverse M jects," Snell said. Some of the 1 he organization meets twice ear, once in the fall and again the spring." ? Tony Snell SCSSL governor es to be discussed in the spring are adoption of the "grandfather se," which would keep higher king ages from affecting those ev< ady legally drinking, opposition of to ng the drinking age to 21, and a sti ge of second degree murder for the Sti cious death of an unborn child, ed 1 said. in /e rain, win _ have a good seaso or more than marketing/management r beat Clemson, and I wan nson football Monique Morales, a ju Clemson; it is 'the' game lemson ticket we were winning or losin gan Saturday The crowd braved win d ended Sun- the chance to see the stat is distributed. Death Valley stadium. k, seeemed to WARM SLEEPING t about the 9-0 Trivial Pursuit were essei the team play students. Sleep, however, did no iting for us to presents m Q?JW <-AcQ<zT IDAY ? lasts all v - 6 PM Every Day Russell House Lol ELECTION AT PRI D FOR STUDENTS in the Program YOUR LIFE CONTEMPORAR A RECAR w les new CONU rs ? Saturday mester's 10 AM - 6 > at 7:00 00 Students / Buy, Sell, and Trad RETARY comics, )pp|Q? In association wiU )LINA SI^RQGRAfc/ ing age rise Tony Snell SCSSL governor Although SCSSL is open to *ryone, not everyone joins. In order represent student views, "we need ident involvement," Snell said. idents of any major can get involv, and applications will be available January. H rhillc i CI f U I I n," said Greg Heffron, a najor. "We finally have a chance to t to see it." nior marketing major said, "This is . 1 would have camped out whether g-" ter temperatures, wind and rain for e s Diggcsi rivals ciasn in uiemson's >ags, pillows, pizzas and the game itial survivial tools for many of the t seem to be a top priority for most. 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