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Features 4 THE GAMECOCK Monday, February 1, 1988 v Wm ^ /jflSr m WB JIM* } 1| : By 1 I|Hv JH - H^BH^m i ^^ HBKnHH^I^^n^nin i ^^^ P3BHmHHBK1; V^^ Ht^B - - ' ' ' - \ j8j| ; 11. . m > M lift !( j I little sax \ l.arrj Hanson, a saxophone player on tour ?ith Alabama, | in Carolina Coliseum. The eountr> group performed Kridi ( 11111 in It i ?? i.iv vi'krt i\I ifv liiw/ I v tinir Works of Atlanta a on display at McKk ! Ik- paintings of Sidney Guberman, an abstract artist fro featured m a special display at McKissick Museum through N (iiibeiman. wl.o was a visiting professor in the USC dep; began a career 111 architecture after he graduated from Princett New leise\. Hut lie soon gave that up to become a painter. I he laige paintings Ciuberman does are known for their s flair and bold shapes. The McKissick exhibit features about tings, main ot which are being exhibited for the first time. (.Mihcrman's latest work. VkkisMck Museum, located on the eastern end ot' The Hoi from a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through F riday, 10 a.m. to 5 and I to 5 p.m. Sunday. I or more information, call the musei \\ WINNERS. \ \ mra two regular1 rr ! of* 12" cheese i i gn I HI pizzas just i i I lUrtJIlJ $8.88 I I L (Tax not included) I I Just call and order your favorite? Ju TWO regular cheese pizzas 12 J Each oxtra topping just $1 28 | I $1 for both pizzas I I R 1 Good thru 2/29/88 1 1 i i i Ono coupon per order Of | Not valid with any other offer | | N( I _J L Limited delivery area Our Program By IK\1 A K. KATC III OKI) Staff writer Physically disabled students are admit I USC under the same standards as other sti But once they get here, two programs offer assistance to them: Disabled Student Servic Gambrell Hall and the Intermediate Care I program in NVoodrow residence hall. Disabled Student Services About 150 of USC's students each semes disabled, said Disabled Student Services D Pom Ward. But that figure represents or number of students who actually d themselves as being disabled, he said. I)SS operates on an individual case manaj system with all information kept con fie Ward said. "We do not do things for the make them aware of the services availa them." The goal of the office. Ward said, is to j services that assist disabled students, but ' separate them from the rest of the USC con ty. "Any disabled student should be able anywhere on campus and receive the same s as any other student, he said. Ward said his office is a resource, but nt quirement, for the disabled. DSS is success Athenia By JIMMY K. JACOBS JR. Staff writer >\/ S 1 hf (<11 t . . .. I . l or the past live years, LJSC has had a place where students may talk and exchange ideas on just about any strikes a nolo ^ evening in t|r. A|hcnian |.itorary and Debating Society, celebrating its fifth anniversary this month, is a group uhnsf mpmhrrs havr mnilc :i no in I nf f~f~ J ? ? f~ making their voiccs heard. The socic- pri / L *<3 L ty tackles some of today's most con- sio # troversial subjects, said Moderator eve Qi J If Merkeley (irier, a journalism junior. spe L /V I tie society likes to debate subjects I that are not only controversial, but the m Atlanta, are also of interest to the student com- stu larch 13. niunity, she said. "We really like law irtmcnt of art, controversy." Sta m I imersity in In 19K3, the only campus debate jec group was the Clariosophic I iterary car trong dramatic Society, the oldest literary society in 30 acrylic pain- the United States. Two student 1 They represent members, Jack Hamilton 111 and for Tom Ny/io had differences with the the seslioe, is open t laru-soplis anil toundeu the Aihc- nvi p.in. Saturday nian Society. lea 1111 ai 777-"*25 1. The group's primary f unction is to ev; HT ntAI ni w*wmnm \ Right now, Porninc ,1 \ is dealing you big I 1 Just give us a I 1 nnilRI F r,IIARAMTPF I ( ^ , ? r -% #- m 9 v 8 fc... 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The Intermediate Care Facility program at Woodrow provides severely disabled students with 24-hour nursing care, medical services, academic assistance, housing, meals and linen services. ter are "The Woodrow Intermediate Care Facility was ircctor established to provide severely disabled young peody the pie who had great minds the opportunity to pursue isclose a college education," Ward said. To gain admission to ICF, an individual must be jement a South Carolina resident, meet USC admission Icntial, standards and be recognized by the U.S. Departr? W?? ........ r 1 ti c- : ?? , in. " v- mint vm iictiiui ituu i 1 vi 111 ?i 11 .id VIU'> <?"> i| u?i ill v 111^. bio to for i)r receiving Medicaid. Although all disabled individuals can apply, those in the state's nursing >rovide homes arc given primary consideration. do not Ilight students live in Woodrow's ICF unit each lmuni- academic year. Wayne Hornsby, a four-year resito go dent, is a psychology senior. ervices "if something is not being done, it's because it's not being requested," he said. m ?t ic- nornsoy saiu uss once provided transportation ful, he for him to get to an internship off campus. The ofns agree to >vidc a forum for the free expres- Many people have the n of ideas. During weekly debates, opinions concerning subj ryone attending gets a chance to ling their lives. The Atlu ak and express their opinions. vide an environment for reedom of expression seems to be learn about important sn alluring quality that attracts receive a chance to argue dents, said the society's master-at- nions, he said. . psychology graduate student "This is exactly wl nley Davis. Athenians choose sub- students," Davis said, ts that a wide variety of students them a chance to learn, a ) relate to, he said. them a chance to argue fo believe in." )avis said the biggest advantage drier said the group h students joining the society is her not only to polish I y become more open and objec- speaking skills, but has als i' to other ideas. Also, students more confidence in expi rn to he more attentive and better opinions. iluate arguments, he said. The soeiet\ does not 11 |3rri ^'c Di772l? j ^5 I IfcfcCI / '""< //"" ' <'? 'irl " hn/li i/mil ill/ iIi sii/iii r ;? i > 1 ?^ "II lh>' ri ifiiln r /inn iliirn SaVinCIS. Ai.ii.mI I1 Zf Ml, i mils it i/i/ lii rl i) f.ln iniir mil'/ .</ ? tui.K :,n I | ^ I I V V"" /*'?7o7 fx'riti iffut 8 if*tfij. nut't fill nl' rn r* hi t nt'm r /\ t I In l*t fi*n n?t r\' "\\V (l"ll I | Tin wf jni.u .inli shii/nmj ?V ^t ifi in if nut I . i r\r\ I'xiibl. I?;,r, ss ?l?ihll>f h I Within 30 ',,.1, Murrh 00 OFF! And 2305 DE^ your pizza, baMMMa 3ur money! r^ri'i ?'anos livers i \jhq m $2:001 ;CHILI flEO | * OUR REGULAR <e> III IS I MADE ALL BEE ? SECRET RECIPf !' h /f order your favorite ^ A / / / more item pizza / \ / / / ;2.00 OFF! I / V / BEST HOT /, V7 ?9/88 I 0 DOGS THE / / | ? WORLD HAS per order 1 # EVER KNOWN *<-' \ any other offer I \ t'iKV , # W , Pnr COUPON EXPIRE I ? < A ed students fice also transports students to and from a variety 4^ ^ of extracurricular activities, tic said. Business sophomore Hob Brown said he and other 1CF residents are assisted with daily chores inner Muuenis uikc ior grameu, such as receiving mail. "Since a lot of classes deal with writing, DSS has been very helpful in providing people to write," he said. Students and community residents serve as study aides for ICf residents, but more arc needed, Hornsby said. "We need more. We are in desperate need of hands that can move." Lenny Blue, a Columbia wheelchair repairman. said he has scon many IC"I- residents and oilier disabled students benefit from USC's programs. "Even if one person benefits, (he program is a success. USC should pat itself on the back," Blue said. < Still more to be done Although the KT facility and DSS programs have been successful, there are more obstacles for disabled students at USC that have to be overcome. Blue said the university failed to adequately clear sidewalks after an ice storm hit this past month. Ramps were cleared for people who could walk, while patches of ice and sand prevented the disabled from going anywhere, he said. disagree volve debate; members or guests may simply listen or may even give readings, she said. "You definitely become more intelligent by attending our meetings." i Although Davis said Athenians provide a controlled forum for expression of ideas, debates can often give rise to heated arguments. One debate during the society s business nights and meeting "lasted five hours, and peoects affec- pie just got fed up and left." mians pro- The society also provides literary people to exercises. Meetings start with literary ibjects and readings. Also, papers are submitted ' their opi- to the society's bi-annual publication, The Carolina Undergraduate uit draws Review, a collection of scholarly "We give papers by students. nd we give Anyone can fit in with the Ather what they nians because the society is a diverse group of people, Davis said. "In the as allowed past, we have been labeled as 'stucklier public- ups' and 'nerds.' This is very iO given her untrue." ressing her The society meets at 7:30 p.m. every Wednesday evening in Russell always in- House Room 303. mmmwMmm, mi ip x5 rLTST-WEEK?I ! student f\ ! tanning special f| j S30-1 Month Limited . ' *%}* } ! S90-6 Months i;j J__ _ _SJ_99J_Yeiir !l iflNE "STT" 799-59411 super . xoupon CHEESE OOGS w SIZE (AN OVERSIZE 1/8 LB. 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