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Staff writer Ofc Tell-us is a new opinion poll a O formed this semester to find out V USC student's opinions with questionnaires conducted over the telephone, according to Tellus member Deborah Poff. For their first survey, Tell-us polled students about Acquired immune Deficiency Syndrome Special Student SCAND On Schedul The inexpensive way t and other destinatio Africa and the Spring/Summer fta New York to Copenhac from $305 one wai New York t from $335 one wa< Chicago to C from $305 one way r*i.t ^ ^" v,intago 10 wsio, 5>t from $345 one waj And Tours Designed ( SOVIET you nd For Informa WHOLE won 17 E. 45th St., Neu (212) 98( sion of Student )f South Carolina ivan Award :h anding Alumna C. Dennis MENT RECIPIENT iguages fi Literatures Brian Mook Harold Jetteries Jacqueline Perkins James Cooper Jennifer Perry I Rebecca Smith I Kathleen iJoveras ! 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Robin Nelson Catherine Fleming q Bambi Sumpter Renaye Sims Maree Williamson Kathryn Newman 5 David Sdar Douglas Alllngion 1 I Nursing gets P USC's college of nursing has received a $670,000 grant that will enable the start of The three-year grant received Friday comes from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Division of The doctorate program, one of 37 in the country, will heighten the stature of the school and the university, said Connie Baker, dean of the college of nursing. Baker said the new program will help increase the quality of nursing care in the state because the nurses will be better The added research will be what helps nursing care in the state the most, said Maxine Loomis, nursing professor and Sgw director of the new program. "There are a lot of health problems in the state, and a lot of them can be solved with good nursing care. Before you can have that, however, you have to have the research to VBERGfTtM Ganwcock back it up." t the Stats House The grant starts June 1, but actual classes won't begin until fall 1987. The _ first class is expected to have about six 'Tell-us' opinion poll survey students on AIDS epidemii I A T nc\ o K- - ? ... - - - - - yrmsjf. ivcsuus snowea wnne 85 Although most students percent of the students surveyed they were concerned abou were concerned about AIDS, 62 AIDS epidemic, less than 41 percent wouldn't attend a lecture cent agreed that students si about preventing the disease. be required to be tested fc AIDS virus before being a ted to USC. /Youth Fares to The survey found eight o INAVIA ed Airlines! ? ^ o get to Scandinavia ?9 1^11*1 % ns in Europe, Asia, LaQ 1 11 fL&J Middle East. tea to Scandinavia jen, Oslo, Stockholm oSrOIOCjiCSlS, IDC. SHSnkiundtrip ^you c>ua'^y f?r j. $600 roundtHn nrn ilH d? 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It takes students a total of nine years to get their doctorate degree: four years for the bachelor's, two years for the master's and three years for the doctorate. Students who reccive a doctorate degree usually teach or do research. Loomis said w The new program will provide for 10 new professors, Baker said. The college is looking for nurses with doctorates who are funded researchers and developers of nursing theory. The program has been a goal of the university since before Baker became dean in 1981. According to Loomis, the college has wanted the program because "there is only a certain caliber of university that can support a program, and this university is one that can." Carol Williams, a nursing professor, said the she was very excited about having A the program here. "We worked hard for ^ it, and we're really pleased to have it. It chances the nmomm anH tho? ~ w_, , 0. M... MUM illUi UW5III) IU move us into a new group. It will certainly make the college more attractive to students." #q ten students didn't know the ' w university had an AIDS advisory committee, and didn't know C information is available through the Open Door Health Enrichment program or at the Thomson said Student Health Center. P it the ) per- One third of the students said tiould they change dorms if it was >r the rumored that a person with AIDS dmit- lived there. Only a fourth of the students said it would af fect their ut of attendance at USC. <tra Money . f is in need of Type B blood, our plasma program, you H60 per month. For further roloeicals. Inc. Middleburg Dr. Suite 105 Columbia. 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