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WUSC co"u"""
USC students who sunbi
radiation emitting from the
USC Medical School's Radi
"There's probably more c
in the sun's ultraviolet rays I
keep the (Federal Commur
said.
Shoquisij
graduates who can and will 1
for them. He said he would
journalism graduates to wor
t he major media as well a:
small weeklies and dailies a<
the state. "We aren't goin
Blackouts
building turned back on."
The Russell House,
Horseshoe and other buil
around campus were turned
on at about 9 p.m. last Sati
after being without elect
about four hours.
The vhnrtpH-mif mhli*
sparked several mishaps ar
campus. The blackout tra
two students in the Russell F
elevator, caught many
Omega sorority members g<
rpaHv fr\r tlinir fnrmal ar?H m
the USC Physical Plant to
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ithe on the roof shouldn't worry about
tower, said Dan Zurosky, director of the
ation Safety Office.
langer of exposure to radiation from lying
han from the tower. We are just trying to
lications Commission) happy," Zurosky
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work forget those small media constii
like tuents at this collegc."
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> the Shoquist said he is looking forcross
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many distraught phone calls from
The students.
dings But Sheppard assured a
back blackout of the university's elecirday
trical system isn't a frequent
ricity event that students will have to
urcaa.
"We've had two blowouts this
also year. We've averaged two a year
ound ? they're not very often. We
ipped really don't expect to have any,
louse but we look for one or two a
year," he said.
Staff writer Paula
lused Wethington contributed to
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Capstone area manager Christim
Hall resident advisers to open and
was surprised someone wanted to
The roof is normally opened "oi
this it is normally locked," she sa
WUSC Program Director Jimn
puts the station on the air. "It cmi
picked up by the channels we are
believes that as an outsider he has
the rare opportunity of coming in
with a fresh perspective and
without any personal or political
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nee it gets nicer, but in weather like
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ly Higginbotham said the antenna
ts the broadcast signal so we can be
heard on."
demanding and fair," he said. "I
ran a newspaper that way. I just
wasn't willing to settle for second 1
best or mediocrity. I think we
shoud all be as good as we can
be."
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USC President James Holderman
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