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News brief
Lecture Thursdey on
Cherleston's queke
Kenneth Peters of USC's
College of Applied Profes
sional Sciences is scheduled to
lecturc on "Reflections on the
Charleston Earthquake: A
Centennial View" at 3:30 p.m.
Thursday in Gambrell Hall,
Room 151.
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Nursing professor
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USC nursing professor
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grant worth $107,384 to identify
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Williams believes her
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USC's failure to mail registration
appointment cards to the
College of Nursing has caused
complaints from some nursing
students.
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human error rather than computer
error, said Maxey Taylor,
manager of the Student Information
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"We had a mix-up on our site
designations for our
undergraduate nursing students.
The university has nine campuses
and there was a fault in our code
set in the actual assignments of
those students," Taylor said.
She said the mistake has been
corrected and a new mechanism
will enable the computer center to
cross-check those site
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Students who did not receive
appointment caras were reierrea
to the appointment station at
registration in the Coliseum.
They were assigned a new appointment
time according to their
social security number.
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he didn't think the mistake was a
problem they couldn't correct.
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