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Governor scraps condom rap song
SPRINGFIELD, III. ? Gov. James Thompson has squelched a
song called the "Condom Rag" that was to have been part of a
state-sponsored campaign to combat the spread of AIDS.
The jingle, describing condoms and their proper use in rap-music
style, was performed Monday under the auspices of the Illinois
Public Health Department and was to have been performed again
Wednesday in Chicago.
After telling listeners "one size fits all," and condoms conic in
various colors and textures, the song goes on to say:
"And remember boys, don't be no dunce
"Only use that condom once.
"See, it's easy and fun and it ain't a drag
"Groovin' and doin' the condom rag."
State health officials had conceded the song might oft end some
people, out said it was just a part 01 a new
awareness campaign.
Clemson reveals president's salary
CLEMSON ? Clemson University President Max Lennon is
paid $88,917 a year and the salaries of the school's six vice
presidents start at $71,6(X), according to figures released in
response to a Freedom of Information Act request by The State.
Clemson officials provided the salaries, even though they said
the nonular definition of "department head" mav he the nerson in
charge of a state agency.
South Carolina's FOIA provides for the disclosuie of salaries
paid to public officials who serve as department heads, but does
not define that position.
USC provided only the salary of President James Holderman
when asked to supply the names and pay of its department heads.
USC has said Holderman, paid $92,428 a year, is the university's
department head.
Holderman's nublic salarv is sunolemented from other sources.
but USC did not volunteer that information.
License penalty may be more severe
The penalties for driving with a suspended license will increase
under a bill passed April 15 by members of the state House of
Representatives.
Rep. David Wilkins, R-Cireenville, chairman of the Judiciary
Committee, said the bill passed changes the penalty for the first of
tense trom J1UU or 30 days in jail to 3>200 or 30 days in jail.
The bill, already passed by the Senate, still must be approved a
third time.
Activist says D.C. rally will be huge
CHARLESTON ? Activist Abbie Hoffman predicts as many as
200,000 people may take to the streets of Washington this weekend
to protest U.S. policy in Central America and South Africa.
If that happens, the demonstration could be the largest protest
against U.S. foreign policy since Vietnam, he told students at the
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he is concerned with the availabil
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students doing research.
"There should be special
graduate student lounges in the
iibrary," Niggcll saiu, adding
that computer terminals in the
library would be helpful.
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percent have picked up football
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the Thomson Student Health
Center ? all of which arc
benefits to paying the activity fee.
However, graduate students
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purchase a yearbook
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graduate students said they favor
all advanced degree candidates to
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commencement.
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graduate students could serve in
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the time to get involved.
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