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College I Sale of body part: University of Pennsylvania Martin Spector from its stal workers in a investigation into body parts from the mcdical si The lab workers reportedly st each and arms for $65 to Sp resold to research laboratories Painting hangs im University of Minnesota ? O'Keefe's 1928 oil painting *'< years instead of horizontally, a; director Lyndel King said. King said she discovered th research for an essay on the m "What the heck." she said. Students paid to i Emory University ? About 1 University's offer of $1,000 to i the dorms for a rccord freshnia perclassmen want to take the ol Moon. New law may ban University of Kentucky ? I prised to find a new law ba tailgating parties will be illegal Legislator Walter Blevins, w goes to tailgate parties himse amendment to the statute. Republicans prote: University of New Mexico ? Republican leaders called "vi liberal element of the dcmocrai Officials have included sever lecturers in the course. Protestor sentenci Dartmouth University ? Lc student Rajiv Menon to a week disrupting Dartmouth's June school's investment policies in Depression * most usual activities, fluctuatio in appetite or weight, sleepin disorders, fatigue, reduced abilit to concentrate, and feelings o worthlessness. When the evaluation is com plete, Garrison said, there shoul be answers to what causes adole; Gene Wednei P~Oi Ha. \ /y ^o\ I / ' 9 ?W Nft40M??|0 Art reproductions gallery posters, r wildlife prints, m Frszetta. music in street images, Elic era, scenic post< and MUCH, MUC SIM? __ SIntM 5 under investigation - The Mcdical Center dropped Dr. T and suspended two laboratory the sale of human heads and other :hool. lid they sold cadaver heads for $150 ector. Supposedly, the parts were around the country. i.. m. firujjeny Tor ju years The campus museum hung Georgia Oriental Poppies" vertically for 30 > it was meant to be viewed, museum c error in mid-August while doing useum's pcrmanant collection. "It looks terrific either way." move off-campus 2 uppcrclassmcn have taken Emory iiove off campus and make room in n class of 1,250. Now too many upffcr, according to housing chicf Joe I tailgating parties Jniversity officials say they're surnning public drinking may mean this fall. 'ho sponsored the law and says he If, now promises to introduce an u ?( I lucid I UUUI 5>tJ A "labor and politics" course that rtually a training ground for the tic party" has been "redesigned." al anti-union and Republican guest 3d to week in jail >cal judge John Boswell sentenced in jail and a $250 fine for his part in : commencement to protest the South Africa. Compiled from College Press Service itinuad from page 1. n ccnt depression and how often ii g occurs. y Garrison was awarded the f grant after she submitted a pro posal to the institute. Profcssoi i- Barbara Geller, a psychiatrist in d USC's School of Medicine, will i- assist her in the study. iral Gamecock j ;day 5 p.m. Roo > I b H o ?t LLJau JO - 5 [[ c^iou?E fin* gallery / , dance, sports, rock and movie stills, lai lostalgic posters, Van Gogh, photogri ovies. Plcaaso, Asian art, animal poi tages, floral grahlcs, science fiction, R? it Pnrlur RntimonH ari rimrrs mrl nnnu ?rg, Chagall, astronomy, Oall, humo H MORE SHOW AND SAL onio\ A <Vi Aua (lomrrii MMMmanMMmRnaKMMaaMaHwnMnManMt Letter norfant b1 Tina Ferro, a froihmar Delta Zeta pledge, examine! vjggti items with the Greek letter* of her sorority in the Cam ?T pus Traditions store in fftjte*; Csrolina Mall. The itors ii IflRvj the latest one to open in tha IHft&s mall and features items for I I u Police blott clears Baker The fire alarm at Baker dormitory was activated Wednesday night because of smoke coming from the cast side of the building, policc reports said. Baker's resident hall director reported the smoke to the University Police Department and was instructed to pull the fire alarm to clear the building, reports said. When USC police arrived on the scene they found several boxes against a steam vent, causing the smoke. According to policc reports, the boxes were left by construction workers. Reports indicated a room in Sims dormitory was left unlocked Wednesday between 2:30 p.m. and 10:40 p.m. When the oc? ?? 1 i v.upaii(s ui ilie luuin i ciui lieu, they discovered someone had r taken an unknown amount of money from the room. F>olice reports also said the i USC flag in front of President I James Holderman's house on The Horseshoe was stolen Saturstaff meetings t m 321A Russel A p n t ./ t LO ?/.?Clcw !Z7tm.? CU?T I it ^LL<?d! / <?r \}%CWIE4. / V POSTERS and under jostmrg - most undtr $20 ler images. M.C. Eschar, iphy, Rockwall, Monet, itara. Harvay Edwards, imbrandt, modern & abeau. Renoir, travel post?r. cars f ilttt H?/ . en Fire alarm r dormitory day, again. The flag also was stolen near the end of last semester. The battery in a university van was stolen over the weekend after being parked in the Russell House lot for three days. A telephone was taken from the lobby on the third floor of the Business Administration building. I Several cars were broken into and items stolen. I A micro, .ve oven was reported missing from Davis Col- ^ lege, and an automobile on campus burned for unknown reasons, reports said. Williams-Briee Stadium saw even more action at the football game Saturday. There were several incidents r?f HicnrH^rlv conduct, a simple assault, and a violation of a liquor law, policc reports said. Fred Steppe compiled this information from police reports. 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