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Gamecock briefs
McKissick wins national merit award
McKissick Museum is the state's only museum to receive an
award of merit this year from the American Association for State
and Local History.
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"Carolina Folk: The Cradle of a Southern Tradition," which included
an exhibit, a publication and various programs detailing arts
and crafts.
The commendation is the third one McKissick has received from
the national organization in the past three years, and McKissick is
the only museum in the state to have done so, according to Director
George Terry.
Faculty members edit photo collection
Two USC faculty members have edited a collection of 186
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of middle class urban blacks in South Carolina in the 1920s and
1930s.
Thomas Johnson, assistant director of the South Caroliniana
Library, and Philip Dunn, associate art professor, compiled the
book, "A True Likeness: The Black South of Richard Samuel
Roberts, 1920-36."
In addition to photographs, it includes biographical, critical and
historical commentary about Roberts and his work.
Grant to be used for aiding ill infants
The National Center for Child Abuse has awarded a $330,000
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system linking parents of critically ill infants with support services
and resources.
The grant, which was awarded to the USC School of Medicine's
Center for Developmental Disabilities, will be used to expand the
center's referral system for chronically disabled children begun in
1984.
The system has been serving eight Southeastern states since
March and will add five more in November, said Dathey Mayfield,
project coordinator.
Student to participate in state pageant
A USC student will participate in the 1987 Miss South Carolina
USA Pageant, with the winner representing the state in the Miss
USA Pageant.
Angelia Turner, a beginning law school student, will be in the
pageant, to be Nov. 28-29 in Charleston. She is a resident of North
Augusta and the only USC student in the pageant this year.
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