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LAW SCHOOL continued from page 1 achievements," said Virginia Smith a former student of Webster. "He would not accept less than th best student could achieve," she saic The money Webster left will b kept in a bank trust in Concorc N.C., and will collect interest for th use of the law school as long as it e? ists, said John Montgomery, activ dean of the law school. Money is received quarterly by th JOBS conitinued from page 1 find work related to their area c study," Scrivener said. She suggesi that students should go to the dii ferent departments in search of wor if they want to get practical jo experience. Many students do obtain jobs wit the university on their own in th way, and are able to gain experienc in their field of study through the jobs. Various offices and professoi on campus need help and advertis positions in the buildings where the offices are located. Some studen have found this an excellent way t find summer and part-time fall an B SC's LARGEST R, w IN THE Annii.cit 9 f ?V^ ^ Vf W W fas August 2 August 2 August 2 August 2 lT S Parking Registra All persons h metered areas, a of Parking and V mm ni/c ctiirlot vv?f/ tyyuu 14 w i Handicapp < pro prate medic a the Student Hea chas Should you ho fice is location on the corner of Pei in the Coliseum ii'nn i, USC Board of Trustees, which delegates how it is to be spent. The te first payment was made in February 1. 1987 and so far has accumulated to >e $103,000. None of the money has 1, been spent yet. ie The faculty would like an endowed c- chair to honor a professor, along re with full scholarship funds, to memorialize Webster, Montgomery ie said. >f spring term jobs, ts Randy Gerber, marine science f- senior, has been working as a lab k assistant at the Baruch Institute for b more than two years. He heard about the job by talking to the department h head, who informed him about the is job opening. He also learned about a ;e summer job he had last year with the ir S.C. Wildlife and Marine Resources rs Department through the professor. ;e Gerber said he didn't think he'd ir use any of these particular skills later ts in his career, but the experience and o knowledge he has gained have been id worthwhile. You won't find better prices or a larger selection than at: SUNGLASSES & THINGS, INC. 609 Harden St. Outlet Pointe Mall k Next to Groucho's Next to Rack Room f 256-3507 731-9434 Sunglasses ?S Things guarantees the lowest price in town. We will refund the difference within 30 days with proof of purchase. f\ r* I SUNGLASSES by BAUSCH & COMB a \/ n ? ii niOTnmi imn UY-BAIM uioiniouiun elcome B from 1 ? Reggae F 2 ? Love Tra< 3 ? Rodney C 4 ? Terrance ! The Malic 5 ? Tave Fak Panth + Welcome -1 G Vehicle tion >ho use University parking nust register their vehicles ehicle Registration. Regulc it decals can be purchased ed parking decals must be I documentation, by the a Ith Center. After obtainin, es may be made from the we any questionsy please c the ground level of Pendli idleton and Pickens streeh the week of registration, INSTRUCTOR conitinued from page 1 safari jacket and favorite hunting cap perched up on his head, Lumpkin stood across Charleston Harbor and told how the British took that city. He traveled all over South Carolina to tape at King's Mountain, Blackstock and Cowpens, not to mention all the tiny farms and forests along the way. In another series of lectures, Lumpkin disproved an ancient theory about the evolution of stirrups and weapons in battle. It turns out that as a young boy growing up in the Lowcountry, the curious Lumpkin tested theories he doubted. The lover of nature and historical landmarks was laid to rest in a country cemetery behind St. John's Episcopal Church in the Civil War town of Congaree. The man who had a command of his material, unquesAmerican Red Cross We'll Help. Will You? A Public service ol This Newspaper 1 The Advertising Council I GOT M We urgently need peopl to aid in medical researc had mono within the pa qualify for $100 per we< time. Call 254-6537. s~y~\ Seroloi I ydgw I 2719 Middle *1 vSE* t* Columb Serologicals 2 ? lack 5SINTS 779-8252 lojo Nay a tor rowall Simian and it Playboys :o and igi pum We ID r facilities, other than with the Department ir commuters and on for $20.00 per year. authorized, with appending physician or g authorization, purParking and Vehicle Registration Office. all 777-5160. The of?ton Street Garage at >. But will be located A * t m t n 4 1 -4 Li -tl* t t Li nugiaoi i^iri iriruugri the 24th. t tionable authority and a great burden for peace, was buried amongst old soldiers and blooming Crepe Myrtles. In the shade of a giant oak, a Scottish Highlander played a sad "Amazing Grace" on his bagpipes. As the last note faded into the air, L two F-16 fighter jets from nearby Mclntire Air Force Base flew low overheard. Before the huge crowd paying respect left the graveside, one of Lumpkins' relatives placed his favorite hunting cap on top of the flowers and flags that draped his coffin and said, "You did real good." Lumpkin left his legacy with his students. Those fortunate enough to have known him will truly miss him and his great love for life. But his lessons will continue. And he will not be forgotten. "The United Way works 365 days a year, not just the day they take up the m?ney"' ^The United Way Is l|$) The Way Of Love. 0N0? I e with Mononucleosis :h. 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