The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, September 02, 1987, Page 2, Image 2

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Newsmakers Church distributes 55,000 pope tickets People who wrote by May 20 for tickets for Pope John Paul IPs Sept. 11 prayer service at Williams-Brice Stadium probably will get into the service, the coordinator of the pope's visit to Columbia said. The Rev. Monsignor Thomas Duffy said he only has enough of the free tickets left to accomodate people who wrote Catholic Church officials in Charleston by May 20. Duffy said the diocese already has distributed 55,000 tickets ? 20,000 divided equally among the four Catholic dioceses in Georgia and North Carolina, and 35,000 tickets to people who wrote to the Diocese of Charleston by April 30. Rossi fund distributes scholarships Nursing students, Lynne Goodman, Tammy Lipscomb and Mary Steadman were chosen to receive the Bobbi Rossi Memorial Scholarship Fund. These students were chosen because of their excellent academic record and active community involvement. The scholarship will cover full tuition for the fall semester. The fund was established by Ray and Ann Marie Rossi, family and friends after the tragic death of Bobbi Rossi in September 1984. Student gets Fulbright-Hays grant Kenneth Menkhaus, a doctoral candidate at USC, recently received a Fulbright-Hays grant to do research in Italy and Somalia. Menkhaus, an international studies student, began research in Italy in August where he will study archival documents from the Italian colonial administration. In November he will go to the Mogadishu, Somalia to interview residents of the Juba Valley. rBfiCK TO SCHOOL SPECIfi FOR ONLY S200 YOU tfflOLU M BIA ! K5 I. I UUIO V * Exercise IlTHLETIC * Personali C ZWT ForMe lj LUB And Pc * Saunas 4502 FOREST DR. I OPEN 7 DAYS fi WEEK | ! CALL BRYANT WALTON j j AT 787-4950 FOR I MORE INFORMATION PAPAL VISIT STUDENT ID All students who will enter the Horseshoe for th September 11, will be required to have a Papal Visi new white USC I.D. Card. The Horseshoe visit will be open only to USC studer I Only those members of the Carolina family who he Validation Sticker on their I.D. cardswill be allowed ^ ~ . ...... Iio nave your student l.D. card validated with present your new white USC l.D. cards will be allov | TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 I 8:30 AAA-5:00 PM Russell House 2n< | Business Adminis | 6:00 PM-8:00 PM Russell House 2n< 11 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 i 8:30 AM-5:00 PM Russell House 2n | Business Adminis | 6:00 PM-8:00 PM Russell House 2n I jl On Friday, September 11, all students, faculty, a I] validated I.D. card to enter the Horseshoe near AA< jj of the Horseshoe). The Horseshoe will open at api 'l will close at 3:00 PM prior to the Pope's arriv ;i scheduled to arrive on the Horseshoe at about 5.0G Ifj it you do nor nave a new l.u. card (white carc magnetic strip on back), you must go to the Colise ! card made. Student I.D. cards will be made at the jj through Thursday, September 4. Pope. Continued from pag fairs, said the gathering of the leaders will be "an unprecendcnted meeting, bringing together the nation's religious leaders and the pope in a spirit of ecumenism." Among some of the leaders who will attend the audience and discus sion wnn ine pope are: /\rcnoisnop lakovos, primate of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of North and South America; the presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church; the bishop Sy Continued from page 1 1981, when not much information j was available," Sy said. "I think it is 1 unforgivable if anyone dies from ; AIDS from 1987 and onward, ] oecause wc Know so mucn aoouf it. ] Sy, who was born in Manila, ( Philippines, has a bachelor's from the University of the Philippines College of Arts and Science and Stadium Rogers, a criminal justice sophomore. Rogers, who does not sit in the upper deck, said if she did, she would encourage students not to sway. But although the swaying has been 1 determined safe, some students don't 1L FOR ALL (ISC S CfIN HAVE UNUt all/Handball (5 Courts) * Whirlpools Classes (42 per week) * Suntanning Bi Classes * Indoor Versat zed Exercise Programs * Lounge Area n & Women using Dynacam * Free Child Ca laris Equipment & * Open 7 Days * Swimming Po< * Fitness Testif BRING THIS 0D II YOUR FPFF won f p w+wmmi mw vr VALIDATION te Papal Visit on Friday, t Validation Sticker on the its, faculty, and staff. jve the special Papal Visit on the Horseshoe. the Papal Visit Sticker j ved on the Horseshoe. 5?SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS| d floor Lobby { trotion Building Lobby J d floor Lobby j d floor Lobby j tration Building Lobby 1 d floor Lobby '? _L_J nd staff will present their t cKissick Museum (east end proximately 11:30 AAA and t al. Pope John Paul II is i paa. ;; I with new bar code and j: sum to have your new I.D. i Coliseum registration site e 1 of the Lutheran Church in America; the general secretary of the National Council of Churches in the United States and the general secretary of the American Baptist Churches in the unnea Mates. Also expected to attend are Kceler and the Bishop of Charleston Ernest Unterkoefler, whose diocese is the host for the pope's South Carolina visit. The significance of their trip to graduated from the University of the Philippines College of Medicine. He also has a masters degree from the Harvard University School of Public Health with a concentration in tropi:al public health. In 1984, he received his doctor's in public health from the Johns HopkJ from page 1 want to take the chance of losing the upper deck student seats. "If it is a matter of staying up there, then I say don't sway it," said Brian Gaufe, a biology freshman. "Otherwise, I don't see a problem." 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