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Journalism student wins scholarship
Advertising/public relations senior James Gibson has won a
st-hnhirshin to attend the Direct Marketing Colleeiate Institute.
The program, which will be held Feb. 22-27 in Washington,
D.C., is an introduction to direct marketing career opportunities. It
was founded by the Direct Marketing Educational Foundation.
Gibson will be one of 20 students who have won a scholarship to
the program.
Minority engineering students honored
Four USC students have been awarded fellowships in
engineering.
Senior Edith Brown, senior Michael Jackson, senior Wynona
Jacobs and junior Donald Miles each won an award from the National
Consortium for Graduate Decrees for Minorities in
Engineering, Inc.
They will receive a paid summer internship, tuition and fees at a
member university and $5,000 per academic year.
Seniors invited to apply for awards
The Honors and Awards Commission is seeking applicants for
two honors to be presented at the University Awards Day
Ceremony April 16.
The Outstanding Senior award is given to members of the
graduating class who have made contributions to USC.
The Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award is given to the most
outstanding male and female members of the senior class.
Applications must be submitted by March 6 to Russell House
Room 109, West Wing. They are available in Room 109, the Student
Government office or the Russell House information desk.
Journalism college to hold workshop
USC will sponsor a 10-week summer workshop to prepare
minorities for careers in newspaper journalism.
The Southeastern Minority Newspaper Workshop will emphasize
reporting, copyediting, layout and design. Participants will receive
tuition, room and board and a stipend.
For information, contact Pat McNcely at 777-5166.
Four spots open in exchange program
Applications arc being accepted for the Warwick Exchange Program
in England.
Four USC students will be selected to attend the University of
Warwick in Coventry, England, for the 1987-88 academic year.
Those with a history major, minor or cognate are eligible to apply.
Applications arc available from the history department in Gambrell
Hall and should be returned by March 6 to E.H. Beardslcy.
For information, call 777-5195.
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were transported to USC for the
university's Caribbean Conference
in that same month,
costing USC about $42,486.
Other trips include Paris and
Mexico City.
The vouchers disclosed Thursday
showed which travel and
food expenses were charged to
the discretionary account and
which were taken from state
appropriated funds.
According to USC's policies
and procedures manual, state
employees can be reimbursed for
university business travel and
meals from state-appropriated
funds. The meal allowance is up
to $18 a day for in-state meals
and $30 a day for out-of-state
meals in areas with a population
of more than 250,000.
Lodging costs will be reimbursed
if the trip is more than 50 miles
from USC, the policy states.
Mike Genau, executive assistant
to the president, said
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Thursday's full disclosure of
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more than $300,000 to teach a
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The eases USC handles are
those in which USC is the victim.
"Any crime made against a student
and his property we investigate
as fully as possible,"
v.ajuick saiu. hc saia mat includes
actions against the property
of USC.
Couick said even though police
officials may agree to PTI, the
university can still decide on their
own measures to punish the student
depending on the severity of
the crime. "We may have them
on PTI to protect their record,
but technically, they could be
thrown off the university or
dismissed or suspended," hc
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