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Where: Gamecock Invitational Swim Meet
501 Blatt PE Center, Wheat Street
How: A Drawing for 2 tickets each night during the meet.
When: Fri. 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Sat. 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Cost: Admission Free
Who: Nationally ranked Auburn, North Carolina,
f Southern Illinois, West Virginia and #16 USC Men and
ft 15 USC Women.
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The superpowers need to reach an agreement
to limit the threats of instability
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trajectory launch systems.
HE SAID the superpowers have a responsibility
to see that the chance of nuclear war
is not taken. They must "recognize the
responsibility history has given them to insure
the future."
"I'd like to think the only rational course
will become the inevitable course," he said.
The conference continues today at 2:30
p.m. in the Gambrell Auditorium with a
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Prevention of Nuclear War."
Those participating include William
Baugh, from the University of Oregon,
Catherine Kelleher, from the University of
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Service.
In fact, the Selective Service has prosecuted
only 17 of the estimated 500.000
nonregistrants, Lamb said.
Both Lamb and the Education Department
say they're impressed with * the number of
students who have complied with the
registration law and the Solomon
Amendment.
EDWARD ELMENDORF, assistant
secretary of eduction, said he was so impressed
with students' "honesty" that he was
relieving colleges of the chore of proving
students were telling the truth when they
signed their compliance statements.
Still, registration opponents say they expcct
more states to try to link college to the
ATTBHVTAH.
DECEMBER
and
TRANSFER
If you have received a NATIOI
NURSING or HEALTH PROFES
I while enrolled at USC you mu:
to set up the repayment sched
your diploma or a transcript.
For your convenience GROUP
conducted in GAMBRELL HALI
MONDAY, December 3
Times: 3:00 pm, 4:00 prr
TUESDAY, December 4,
limes: 2:50 pm, 3:30 pir
THURSDAY, December
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Maryland and Donald Snow from the
University of Alabama.
AT 8 P.M. tonight in Gambrell
Auditorium, George Woodwell from the
Marine Biological Laboratory, in Wood
Hole, Mass., will discuss the "Ecological
Consequences of Nuclear War."
On Saturday at 9:30 a.m. in the
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auuuurium, a iour-memoer panel win address
what happens "Beyond Deterrence in
the Prevention of Nuclear War.
The panel members include Richard
Barnet, the Institute of Policy Studies;
Richard Falk, Princeton University; Adm.
Noel Gaylor, USN-Ret,; and Martin Hillenbrand
from the University of Georgia.
At 1 p.m. in the Carolina Room of the
Capstone House, the Most Rev. L. T. Matthiesen,
Bishop of Amarillo will discuss
"The Ethical Challenge of Nuclear War
Prevention."
THE "POLITICS of Nuclear War Prevention"
will be discussed at 2:30 p.m. in Gambrell
Auditorium. Robert Kennedy, U.S. Army
War College, and Robert Johansen from
the World Policy Institute will be the
panelists.
All symposium events are free and open to
the public.
military in other ways.
A number of states ? Massachusetts,
Maine, Pennsylvania, California and West
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unsuccessfully with laws to keep
nonregistrants from getting state aid, said
Nora Leyland, a spokeswoman with the
Committee Against Registration for the
Draft (CARD).
"I foresee more states enacting Soloinonlike
bills tying all kinds of aid and access to
draft registration," she says. "It's not going
to automatically happen in every state
because the political horizons are so different,
but I think some states will definitely
try."
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STUDENTS j
NAL DIRECT (NDSL),
SION STUDENT LOAN
st have an EXIT INTERVIEW
ule before you can receive
EXIT INTERVIEWS will be
L, Room I 53 as follows:
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, 1984
i and 4:30 pm
6, 1984
n and 4:30 pm
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GROUP EXIT INTERVIEWS
I your DIPLOMA or a copy
HOLD will be placed on
plans have changed and
iversity you must notify the
\CCOUNTING, Room
8140, to avoid delay in i
sk for Mrs. Summers.