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USC holds minority news program
USC" has created a 10-week summer workshop designed to
prepare minorities for newspaper journalism careers.
The application deadline is March I. The first session of the
Southeastern Minority Newspaper Workshop will be held lune 7 ?
Aug. 15 on the Columbia campus.
The workshop will emphasize writing and reporting, with additional
instruction in copy editing, layout and design. Participants
will produce several issues of a laboratory newspaper.
Foundation establishes scholarship
i ne /\oncy rounaauon or oreenwoou nas uonaica JMX),IHK) to
USC to establish a undergraduate students' scholarship fund.
"This is a tremendous boost to our scholarship program," said
President James Hoklerman.
The trustees of the Abncy Foundation want to provide assistance
to worthwhile students who have a financial need that may prevent
them from attending college, Holderinan said.
USC offers management workshops
A series of workshops arc currently being offered by USC's
Daniel Management Center.
"Customer Service" will be held Feb. 17; the fee is $175. A twoday
session, "Writing with Confidence" will be held Feb. 18-19;
the fee is $345. A three-day workshop called "Supervisory Skills
tor New Supervisors" will be held Feb. 24-26; the fee is $595.
Other workshops dealing with business skills arc scheduled
throughout the month of Feburary.
Seat belt bill Senate's priority
By The Associated Press Against Drunk Driving and other
The mandatory seat belt bill is traffic safety groups, including
one of the most important issues one that distributed to senators
the General Assembly will con- packets of fortune cookies with
sider this year, said Sen. John messages advocating passage of
Land, D-Clarcndon. the legislation.
"This is something we need to The proposed fine was $25 last
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bill's floor leader. "With a little this time in an effort to make the
nudge by law, it will have a bill more acceptable, Land said,
tremendous effect." "It's not a punitive measure,"
The legislation, which failed to he said, citing the possible dctergct
through the Senate last year, rent effect of a fine. "To have a
has the backing of Mothers law, you have to have a penalty."
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drunk drivii
By The Associated Press
A Senate-passed bill giving officers
the right to require
motorists to submit to a urine or
blood test in some cases is the
first step in strengthening the
stale's drunk-driving law, Sen.
Isadore Lourie, D-Columbia,
said.
"We arc one of only live states
which docs not have a body fluids
law, and we're one of the states
with among the highest number
of injuries and fatalities from
traffic accidents," Lourie said.
The bill is the first step in trying
to pass more meaningful
drunk-driving legislation, said
Lourie, the bill's floor leader.
Figures from the state Department
of Highways and Public
Transportation show 1,058 people
were killed and more than
Senate. Continued from pa;
said. He also said they may
rcallocatc funds lor the Golden
Spur.
But Beall said the money may
not have been needed because the
Non-Aleoholic Nightclub Committee,
which was commissioned
to investigate the options, recommended
that the University Bond
Reconstruction Committee pay
for the renovations.
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in South Carolina last
year. Department officials said
40 percent of the deaths were
alcohol-related.
The legislation, which now
goes to the House for consideration,
allows an officer to order a
blood or urine test when the
driver is incapable of a response
or aire ady has t a k e n a
Breathalyzer test.
If a motorist refuses to
undergo a blood or urine test, an
automatic 90 day suspension of
his license is mandated. A similar
provision already is in effect for
Hreathaly/er tests.
Anyone pleading quilty to a
first offense would automatically
lose his license for six months.
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Sharp said he thinks SG still
has an obligation to do
something about the Golden
Spur. According to a recent poli
taken by the senate, students feel
there is a need for renovating the
Golden Spur.
SG Treasurer Jim Sheridan
said Golden Spur renovations
could possibly be paid from next
year's university budget.
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