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1 Career F
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By BUDDY MOORE
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About 70 representatives f
organizations will be in the 1
Ballroom on Wednesday froi
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I portunities and qualifications
The Carolina Career Fair,
the University Career Center j
of Minority Student Affaii
students, from those undecid<
to those about to enter the jo
is just one of the Career Cent
to help students make career
"Students will have the c
ask what employers are look
will be no interviews ? just t\
information," said Larry Ss
of the Career Center's ca
division.
Information about j(
quirements, salary, personal
P ennance success ana projecu
career fields will be availab
courses and campus activi
come in handy when looking
The Career Fair is one v,
Center assists students in ma
major and occupational d
Salters.
"We assist students
themselves for employers,"
, Speaker
attack i
By ASSOCIATED PRESS
FLORENCE ? A propos
obscene material was attacks
Saturday afternoon anti-cer
The speakers urged City <
comes up for final approva
Dale Chatham of the Cit
agrees with Citizens Agains
forced to confront somethii
"But when someone says
of Florence, that is differen
rally.
"We and several attorne;
the ordinance. It addresses {
orado law that took that
courts. They said the mater
general public."
According to the propo*
identical copies of a work oi
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choices. the next step, Salters sait
ipportunity to Designed to help stu
ing for. There related work experience I
le gathering of the program offers part
titers, director jobs off-campus and ke<
reer planning openings and internship
Columbia area.
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qualities that companies participate
jd demand for Education, of which th
tie, as well as parallel and alternating,
ties that may Parallel cooperative
\ for a job. part-time work, along v
'ay the Career Alternating cooperative
iking informed of semesters of paid fu
lecisions, said nating with full-time on
Alumni Career Plai
in marketing workshops in resume wr
he said. and interviewing.
s at rally
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ed city ordinance that would ban allegedl)
td by three speakers at a sparsely attendee
isorship rally in McLeod Park.
Council to vote down the measure when r
1 1 p.m. Monday.
tizens Against Censorship said his groui
t Pornography that people should not b<
ng they find objectionable.
to take the material entirely out of the cit;
it," he told about 20 people attending th<
ys feel there are some real problems witl
xenography as harmful to minors. A Col
position was recently overturned in th
ial could be kept from minors, but not th
sd ordinance, anyone having two or mor
r 10 or more copies of similar works woul
Chatham said. Thi
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Counselors help
icir interests, goals
ining their career I '' --Zf-=
of computerized
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idents get career- V
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:ps a listing of job ~
is available in the H ^ _
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Cooperative
ere are two types:
education is paid I llplSllplP ft
vith campus study. I education
consists HHHHHIIBVSn
ill-time work alter- .
-campus study. A green thumb
nning offers skill USC maintenance man John
iting, job searching Horseshoe during last week's
Chatham charged that several recent efforts hi
suade or force area stores to limit their reading
He said the nation of Denmark dismantled
laws in the 1960s, and the number of sex crim<
proportion to the removal of these laws.
Kathy O'Brien of the Citizens Against Cens<
posed law an attack on the First Amendment rig
of the worst things about the ordinance is that it
of ideas, and some works of art could be bann
r "It's sad that we still have to fight for our
I "This isn't just happening in Florence but in otl
well."
t She displayed a book entitled Books on Trial t
Catcher in the Rye that groups have tried to bai
> magazines such as Ms. and Redbook that h
c obscenity.
"Today through Monday, we have a chance
i people to contact City Council members and tell
e she said.
Organizations such as the American Civil Lit
ti tional Coalition Against Censorship and the
supporting her group, she said.
e John Harlce, secretary of the state Libertari
e dinance itself is an obscene publication because i
He said the people actively advocating the m<
e solicitor to put them in jail for promoting pori
d He cited the American Heritage Dictionary i
it that has come under attack because it explains
some consider obscene.
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of free speech. One
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freedoms," she said.
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contains obscenities. P
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Workshop for
f alcoholics |
DIARY JO MILLER jects,
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Adult children of alcoholics, Woiti
ten the forgotten victims of the Alcol
notionally debilitating disease, probli
ill be offered information and "A
mnseling opportunities at a alcoh
C. Family Service Center for a
rorkshop on Thursday. perso
The one-day seminar, led by work
inei woiuiz, win neip proies- Mace
Dnals and lay people examine enricl
id deal with the consequences Cent<
F growing up in an alcoholic semir
imily.
The seminar will be 9 a.m.-4:30 An
m. at Seawell's Restaurant at shoul
le State Fairgrounds. Cent
In her research, Woititz found Th
lat some of these consequences Mao
re inability to imagine a normal stud<
ome life, inability to finish pro- ' only
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and a lack of trust in in
relationships with others.
tz's book Adult Children of
xolics focused on
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dults who grew up in an
olic family are at a high risk
Icoholism. It affects their
nal life, performance at
and school," said Becky
, coordinator of family life
timent at the Family Service
:r at 1800 Main St., the
lar's sponsor.
ty interested USC students
Id contact the Family Service
er at 733-5450.
le seminar's cost is $50, but
e said any interested USC
ent who calls this week will
be tfltfged $30.
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