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Club prt - interest i By KRIS TAYLOR Staff writer I By establishing a unique campus i organization, a USC civil engineering junior has fulfilled the first step i of a life-long desire. 1 Kerry Pate, organizer and stu aent aaviser or btuaents ror tne tx- ! ploration and Development of Space, has been interested in space i since childhood. 1 "I've always been interested in space exploration," Pate said. 1 "Starting this organization is kind i of like fulfilling a dream of mine." ^ ?< t ' 1 I 5 '* t 5 5 I r s e ^pj L t ?=====^===^^nl SchembechleTneedrtJuMB ofblood,hmngl^'W? ureery And if ? weren^ ??* M?S?litoJ?^?l!S hloosl through Red Cross. he mighl no* be here loday Make sure enough blood *i? be ihereif^V | hsvedo^or^r^" ^ j community ever need* ^ Call today for a blood | donor ippointrrvcnl And I hnng a mend Thanks KSU-ic- b~~r I RadCroaa Donate Blood. + J -o? WlHcfcWnbf | Babies Don't Thrive in Smoke-filled Wombs When You're Pregnant# Don't Smokel I ON 7Op I j LONDON INTERNSHIPS ' DESIGNED BY American Association of Overseas Studies SUMMER INTERNSHIPS IN LONDON, EUROPE & ISRAEL FILM - LAW BUSINESS - ARTS COMMUNICATIONS - GOV'T Fall & Spring Semesters Also Available GRE. GMAT, LSAT, MCAT Tutoring Janet Kollek, J. D. Director AAOS 158 W. 81 - NYC 10024 ? 212*724*0804 or 800* EDU* BRIT (outside NY) >motes n space Pate said he created and maintains SEDS to share and spread his interest among USC students. "We're going to promote in terest and educate the students at USC," Pate said. "I want to provide a forum for discussion about space and its development." The group had an organizational meeting Nov. 30, and Pate said interest levels are high. "We had about 25 people show up for the meeting," he said, "and six people called me and said they were interested but just couldn't make the meeting. That's over 30 people, and I expect interest to in:rease next semester." Although the organization is still n the planning stages, Pate has iefinite ideas about its goals. "We're trying to get involved in ind educated about the internaional space program," Pate said. 'Maybe we can find out what is gong on in the Soviet space urogram." The organization is also looking nto touring some aeronautical facilities and going to see a space shuttle launch, he said. The group's next meeting will be i few weeks after the beginning of he spring semester, he said. "I want to give interested students time to establish their schedules so we can set a regular meeting time," he said. It's important for students to ealize that SEDS is not just for .ucnee majors, ne saiu. "This organization is for :verybody, regardless of their maor," he said. IWUSC-l Attention Soul w IrvflH SEND POST CARD TO RE PLACED ON OUR MAILING LIST FOR ALL FUTURE SIMROD CREATION PRODUCTS. ^ Heard ! }-y " Tl He I ' And Wh; Monday. Room 3 f \ : \2k Af Lht Jr Presenter: x''* ' "" "Heard It Through The ( sponsorcdby the USC Office Pi Kapp; For further information, please c: Department ofStuden AIDS Continued j in employment, insurance, housing and access to educational facilities, he said. World AIDS Day was sponsored by the World Health Organization's Global Program on AIDS, said Donna Richter, assistant dean of the School of Public Health. "World AIDS day focuses attention on the worldwide effort against AIDS by encouraging governments and communities, groups and individuals to talk about AIDS," Richter said. "The goals of the day were to tell everyone we can stop the spread of the AIDS virus, that responsible Picasso Contini In bringing the 'exhibit, the museum was trying to accomplish two goals, Myers said. "The first was an exhibit on Picasso since he is one of the most influential artists who has ever lived, particularly one of the most influential artists of the 20th century," she said. Picasso was responsible more than any other artist for changing the way people look at art, DeGroft said. "In his famous experimentations with Cubism, Picasso flattened out the picture plane, radically altering Pets Continued from screened by a member of the Animal Protection League, Suggs said. "The first thing we do when screening a student is to make sure they don't live on campus," Tucker ^mm mm TJyJ AL ESRN at^E^' " ^ thjC^rolina Fans: Get Your "Carolina Concours with Rene" 1989 Calendar, Today! | This calendar features an 8"x 10" color photo ! enlargement of super model Rene' Rawls photographed with a Chevrolet CORVETTE. She is wearing her USC colors (on her bikini). The corvette is bright red. All calendars similar to illustration. Get Yours Today for Only $11.00 and that includes postage! Send certified check, cash, or money order to: SIMROD CREATIONS Post Office Box 11041 Winston-Salem, NC 27116-1041 Go Gamecocks! It Through le Grapevine..." tliday Blues: at To Do About Them , December 5, 1988 5:30 PM 05, Russell House : Dr. Frank Quinn, ter Rivers Hospital grapevine" is an educational scries of Alcohol & Drug Programs and the a Alpha Fraternity all the Office of Alcohol and Drug Programs, t Life, Division of Student Affairs 777-6688 rrom page 1 K^ViQ\/ir\r r?an inHiviHnalc from AIDS, that we should have compassion and understanding for people with AIDS or those who are affected with the virus," she said. Bridgers was selected to speak at USC because of his background in promoting legislation and policies regarding AIDS, she said. Richter said she was encouraged by the attendance at the presentation. She said members of area health agencies and organizations and USC faculty and staff participated in World AIDS Day. The observance continued Thursday evening when a small crowd t led from page 1 the definition of painting for all painters that followed," DeGroft said. As an artist, Picasso explored almost every medium of art. He painted, sculpted, worked with ceramics and made prints. Linoleumcut prints is the subject of the McKissick exhibition, DeGroft said. Myers said another reason the museum was interested in Picasso's linoleum exhibition is that USC is doing a number of art presentations page 1 said. "Then we find out if they have fenced-in yards and if the home they provide for the animal is good. Also, if the adoption doesn't work out, they can return the pet." , I WUSI ^ SPECL GRAND I n THE SR GREAT THE GR 20 YEA What a ] RTTQ Q T KJ KJ U JL power butte] years wildll hockn maste: painti: museu JUST A _ 1 i , ' gathered at the Horseshoe to i remember South Carolina's AIDS , victims. The group walked about two ; blocks with lighted candles to Trinity i Cathedral. 1 he ceremony, held at Trinity, was the final event of the day. 1 A larger crowd assembled for the : interfaith service, which almost filled the middle aisle seats in the church. 1 Richter gave introductory comments and other community leaders added their own thoughts on the im- j portance of motivation for coopera- i tion among different groups in help- i that focus on the Hispaniccontribu- < tion to the arts. 1 "A great deal of Picasso's work is 1 influenced by his growing up in Spain," Myers said. "Particularly in the exhibit that will be at McKissick, there are several Spanish theme? such as his reoccuring bull fight motifs." In addition to the exhibition, there will be a number of films and children's workshops, she said. t Pablo Picasso: The Legacy of a 1 Genius, which DeGroft said is a sen- ' sitively executed film that gives an Students who adopt a pet also must sign an agreement to have their j pets spayed or neutered when they < turn six months old if they were not ; sierinzea oy me league, i ucKer saiu. j CP M AW! -pn v\Vv(t^ S M Bool nA Christi iL BOOKS FOR GIFTING! I0USES OF THE SOUTH f. > 22 full-color photographs of f 3TERS BATTLES OF THE CIVIL V EAT INTERNATIONAL COOKI RS OF ROLLING STONE, long, Strange Trip It's Been 'O PARADISE , AND PRINCIPLE RFLIES OF THE WORLD OF UPHEAVAL EE IN AMERICA EY POSTERS' RPIECES OF AMERICAN NG IN THE METROPOLITA: M OF ART SAMPLE COME SEE TH use UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE ng the families and victims of AIDS. \lso emphasized was education about contracting AIDS, exchanging deas and sharing resources. Opinions were mixed following the service. One woman, who did not want to be identified, said she thought the service was hypocritical. But Caitlin Carrol, a senior and English major, said the service was "eye-opening and inspiring." Representatives from different faiths emphasized that AIDS is not isolated to any religion or nation ? it is a worldwide problem. overview of Picasso's career and development into one of the premier ceative forces of the century, will be shown Dec. 11 at 3 p.m. Picasso: The Formative Years will be shown Jan. 15 at 3 p.m. In the film, Picasso says, "My work is my diary. For those who know how to read, I have painted my biography." Picasso, a film biography which akes the viewer from the artist's early life to his death, will be highlighted with an interview and will be shown Ian-. 22 at 3 p.m. The best way to prevent cruelty to inimals is to have your pet sterilized, ihe said. Spaying and castrating idult dogs and cats will help solve the oroblem of unwanted animals. 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