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Vlahoplus Continued from page 1A bringing a variety of journalistic experiences to his professorship in the journalism school. | A graduate of Washington University in St. Louis, 111., Vlahoplus worked as a reporter and editor for International News Service and t United Press International in j Chicago, Denver and Springfield. He s aUn served as administrative assis tant and press secretary to two II- j linois governors. s Calls to Vlahoplus' office were not returned by press time. USC spokeswoman Debra Allen said Vlahoplus had not released any statements concerning his resignation. Hisny LVl ^ffhTl - I l l / | I/")I fr~0-?r rm SLJDL rmmjmm NBSC/(^0^RS^EboOS WigM?<Twtei >a All S Ever / I 1 Open "I recently had times I was greete always beat any S couia nave... Tom Redwine, Gamt The Five Points Cafe, k easy walking distance fron purchased through the new ones as needed For or write Five Points Cafe. < . I Board selects r as Vlahoplus's By PATRICK JEAN News reporter Thomas Stcpp was unanimously elected Thursday by the USC Board of Trustees as its new secretary. Stepp, director of the new Roger Arts Center and former ad ministrator of South Carolina Educational Television, will replace Chris Vlahoplus, whose resignation as board secretary and executive vice president for administration goes into effect Oct. 1. Trustees chose Stepp from among 24 candidates. He was the only candidate nominated by the board's executive committee. Stepp will also serve as a special assistant to USC President James Holdcrman for community and cultural affairs. He will continue to oversee operations at the Koger center, the Carolina Coliseum and Instructional Services. Stcpp worked at S.C. ETV for more than 25 years, serving as executive assistant to the president and general manager from 1965 to 1973. 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Colum rhomas Stepp i successor senior vice president from 1982 to 1985. | In 1985, Stepp was named director of the Koger center and assistant vice president for administration. He will retain both of these joos in audition to oemg ooaro secretary. However, Stepp will not be taking over Vlahoplus' job of executive vice president for administration, and he does not expect to become as involved with university fund-raising as Vlahoplus did. I I will not undertake any responsibility for fund-raising," he said. As secretary of the Board of Trustees, Stepp will sign all USC contracts along with Holderman and arrange al! bord meetings. He'll also have direct oversight of the Office of Internal Audit and make quarterly reports to the board's executive committee. "I'd like to carry on most of what Chris Vlahoplus has done," j Stepp said. "We'll all miss him and the things that he's done enormously. He was a tremendous part of the university." ?I ETE BREAKFAST MENU Hi^l .L NIGHT LONG AND /lORNING (EXCEPT fl ] ) UNTIL 11:00 A.M. yereS^ (ING FOR tlSC STlffij^rfs E CHARGES! \ 't\ \ harges .J ; to campus ATMs'. F\i ring || J ipl W I ' yr jr ./ ses^MTST I thout Worry y ?| a, S.C. Midnight I" W7 the "Cafe" and both skfast at the cafe will rvices) experience one xhes Record A Tapes, is within in $20.00 increments and can ne at a time and will Lx> issued )eal tickets, call (803/ 252-71OO bta. S.C 2920b use get: By PAULA WOJTOWICZ m Heal editor er Prospective members of Alpha Chi Omega, USC's newest sorority, may u interview the sorority's national f; representatives Tuesday through o Thursday. li Dates have not been set, but Rhon- si da Dawson, the chapter's organizer, said the pledges will be initiated and s< their chapter installed by Alpha Chi S Omega's national officers. Until its L installation, the group will be known 1 as a colony. a The sorority's founders were music S students at DePaul University in the p 1880s, but the group is now a social organization and is no longer limited s to just music students. S Dawson, a journalism graduate y student, was an Alpha Chi Omega d [ ^\m ' W- J *AERO 1 Health Enhance Aerobics MWF 12:15 - 1 pm Gym 306 Heavy TTH12:15 - 1 pm I I Hands Gvm 306 CALL NOW! 777-52671BRINGS THI< ^ Wad. HE/ j Ladi< "fours. Most C Contest ? V Fri, Sat-$1.00 C $1.00 Bar Br* Hippy Hour - Mm. - Dwri. 4:)0-1(fc00 Fr? - Mm. - Fd. 4:50-8:00 | Propir Drift, 1.0. Ri^ttkid P^Officeof I Intramu: V | | Flag Football ; ] Men's and Women's league a\ TTriffioc! Hnon T?rir]a\r A IlJiltl IV/O X J. lVACAJf y 1 1 Entries Close: Monday, Play Begins: Sunday, Se W ? 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