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Portfolio story wins Hearst award
A cover story for Portfolio magazine recently won two awards.
Advertising and public relations major Meg Clark won a fifth
will!am R:?r?rlr?lnh Hrarst Award and nlaced first in the Mark
of Excellence monthly writing competition.
The Hearst Award is presented nationally by the Hearst Foundation
to encourage excellence in journalism education at colleges and
universities.
Mark of Excellence is a monthly contest sponsored regionally by
the Society of Professional Journalists, Sigma Delta Chi. Clark
won the February competition's personality/profile category
Four students to be off-campus RAs
Four students have been selected to be Columbia Area Resident
Assistants for next school year.
The CARA program, which has off-campus students serving
duties such as advising, administration and programming, is
similar to the resident hal! adviser program on campus.
Management and finance sophomore Lisa Boardman, criminal
justice freshman Andy Floyd, management science freshman Helen
I Fowke and English sophomore Beth Futrell will be CARAs in the
Columbia, Cayce and Irmo areas.
Cadet buys rank of colonel for day
An Air Force cadet paid $100 to be a colonel for a day, when
ranks were auctioned off on behalf of USC's Arnold Air Society.
Cadet airman Vernon Newman bought the rank of Cadet Colonel,
the highest rank attainable in the program, by saving money
from his job as a bank teller.
But Newman said the day was worth it. "Even the guys in the Ar*
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Honor society donates to children's fund
Gamma Beta Phi Honor Society last week presented the Irish
Children's Fund with a $600,000 donation.
The money, raised by donations and fund-raisers, will be used to
bring one child to the United States from Belfast for this summer.
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feeling of the day," said USC Latin studies
senior Brian Mendelsohn.
"We were there to have a good time, but we
also there to voice our hatred for the contra
terrorism and disgusting situation in South
Africa. Dancing in the mud was a symbol to
the country and the world of the coming
together and the unity of protest," he said.
Other groups joined the parade as the
march progressed, including a group of
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Koreans protesting U.S. troops in Korea, the
National Organization for Women and the
American Federation of Labor.
On Pennsylvania Avenue, the USC marchers
chanted, "No more contra aid. No
more aDartheid." and carried a sign with a
message representing the Free South Africa
Alliance's determination to end apartheid.
"We each represented hundreds at home,"
Mendelsohn said. "And having hundreds of
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pie, areas around Five Points were made accessible,"
she said.
"Generally, I've been pretty pleased about
the level of accessibility around campus,"
said Neil Leslie, an English graduate and a
disabled student. "It would be a big help if
more buildings had electric doors, especially
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murderous policy in Central America and
South Africa.
"Hopefully, we will influence legislators to
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