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Gamecock briefs Humanities names new assistant dean Ferdinand Hilcnski was appointed assistant dean for grants and development in the College of Humanites and Social Sciences at use. Hilenski was flirrrtor nf fhr? AraHcinir llcvplnninpnt Offirp at th#? University of Arkansas. He earned his bachelor's degree from Pfeiffcr College and his master's and Ph.D. degrees in English literature from the University of Tennessee. At Tennessee, he helped obtain a $1 million challenge grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities, the largest such grant ever awarded to a public university. He also established a University Studies Program for freshmen, sophomores and faculty and founded the James R. Stokely Institute for Liberal Arts Education, an enrichment program for gifted high school students and teachers. In 1983, he was named a Mina Shaughncssy Scholar for his innovations in higher education. The award supported him for a year of study and writing at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, where he was also a consultant to the College Board. Blatt Chair established at law school The Solomon Blatt Chair Professorship, funded by the Fred Collins Foundation, has been established at USC's law school. PnlliflC of ^nartnnhnrn ic nr/?ciHont r\f Pnlline \/f 11 c\r> Pn UJc foundation also funded the John William Thurmond Chair at the law school. USC President James Holderman, expressing the university's gratitude for this latest gift from the Collins Foundation, also paid tribute to Solomon Blatt and his influence on the state. Charles Randall, law school dean, described Collins as a man who "is a generous, sharing person. He gives back what providence has provided." The Blatt chair will provide a salary supplement to a distinguished member of the law school faculty. A committee will name the Solomon Blatt professor of law later this year. Artist gives watercolor to Rossi fund Columbia artist Hal Moore has donated a watercolor print to IIQP'c r\-J M. : v r:. r>?uu: r? : c ~ 1? 1 1-:_ o UI liuiamg IU UCIICIIl IIIC DUUUI IVUSSl OCIIUUUMUp Fund. The 10x15-inch print of USC's Caroliniana Library, is $30 and can be obtained from Jean Holler at USC's College of Nursing. The Bobbi Rossi Memorial Fund supports four nursing students with full scholarships, which arc based on need, ability and involvement. Rossi was a USC nursing student at the time of her death in 1984. Her parents established the fund in her honor. from Bausch & Lomb $20 OFF \ ANY PAIR OF RAYBAN GLASSES WITH i TRADE IN OF ANY TYPE OF GLASSES REGARDLESS OF MAKE, QUALITY, OR CONDITION Free RayBans lor Mist Unusual Trade In MOE LEVYS^ Uptown on Assembly 7 Oaks Shopping Ctr.-lrmo 7256 Parklane Rd. Near Columbia Mall 2S222S522EE22S25525EESSHE5555H 1 IMfiGO Forrrjrly Theatre Mask Tuesday, March J, 1987 WT & PM Carolina CollsQum ! 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