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Gamecock briefs Group considered Holderman for office USC President James Holderman was considered for the presidency of the National Association of Chain Drug Stores, according to an articlc in Saturday's The State. Holderman told the newspaper he wasn't interested in the job and said his name was given to the association by someone else. Philanthropic group donates $7,776 Carolina Cares, a USC philanthropic organization, recently donated $7,766 from its annual fundraiser to local charities. Sistercare, a shelter for battered women and their children, received $800 on March 18 from Carolina Cares. Harvest Hope, a local food bank, and the Salvation Army received $6,966 worth of canned goods, toys and clothing. Also, Lutheran United Methodist Center received $50 for winning a Christmas ornament contest sponsored by Carolina Cares. Fifteen organizations participated in fund raising efforts during the week. Job relations group gives scholarship Carol Grissom, a master of personnel and employee relations, recently received a scholarship from the South Carolina chapter of the American Society for Personnel Administrators. The scholarship was presented on the basis of ASPA membership, grade point ratio, essays and recommendations. Nqvv nroconfc carvilOA r?iirnr/1 nm j a. }J> vkjvmio l\.V UTT ?I U USC's Naval ROTC recently gave its community service award to Ted Owens. Owens is chairman of the Columbia Council for the Navy League of the United States. He was also a member of the Richland Memorial Hospital Cancer Advisory Board. 2305 Devine St. Tanning Sessions M 799 5941 (1/3 off To Reg. Student Clients) Available | WitOTiiiiM J INTRODUCTORY OFFER | INTRODUCTORY OFFER"^" INTRODUCTORY OFFER J WOMENS CUT & STYLE I MENS CUT & STYLE | CUSTOM PERMS ! s 50% OFF I 50% OFF ! 50% OFF reg $17 50 I r?g $14 00 | rig 130 ?7S NOW $875 S NOW $700 ! NOW M5 *3750 S fi B | T?m? 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