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Aerobics certificai
USC is offering a 12-week a
ning Jan. 22 for exercise enthus
ics classes at gyms and fitness c
Classes will meet 6:30-8:30
Center.
The registration of $195 per
"Professional's Guide to Aerol
resuscitation training from the
is available for groups of two oi
business.
The comprehensive program
loss and diet principles, basic a
jury prevention and screening a
ing aerobics routines and up-U
techniques.
Participants will leam how U
emergency action principles.
They will complete a writte
and will receive the USC Aerot
For information, call USC's
education at 777-6255.
Mungo establishe
Michael Mungo, chairman o
$90,000 to establish the Michac
This is the third scholarship
previously endowed scholarshi
nistration and the Carolina Sch<
The permanently endowed fi
need and merit to undergrade
seminary study prgrams.
"Mr. Mungo's gift is a signi
students and demonstrates his c
meaningful ways possible," Re
Hal French said. "We are gr
support."
Mungo said he would like tt
make future contributions to I
their footsteps will also benefit
Association gives
The USC School of Law 1
State Fair Association to esta
G. G. Dowling of Beaufort
The fund will provide schola
becoming lawyers.
Dowling, who graduated fr
long-time member of the board
A senior partner in the Do1
has served as a representative
gislature, and as chairman of tl
S.C. Probation, Pardon and Pai
Dowling served as an enlist
during World War II, and fror
gate to the Geneva Convention
He has been president and
Chamber of Commerce ar
Association.
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indication of his regard for our
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Spring reg
By KRIS TAYLOR
Staff Writer
Registering students are not facing
semester's class cancellations, univer
cials said.
Registrar T. L. Gunter said everytl
running according to routine this seme
no complaints had been registered wil
fice as of Thursday afternoon.
"No significant numbers of canc
have been reported to me," Gunter
there were any major problems, I wc
heard about them by now."
Concerns over class cancellations h
since the cutting of nearly 35 cla
semester. Many students could not ge
quired classes due to a lack of fun
quaimca racuuy.
Lucy Lawhead, schedule coordinau
university, said there had been no ca
Future Continued fr
through when knowledge is absorbed.
A link has been found between
the information in the RNA
molecules and the memory of the
individual.
By further studying this information,
Stephens said, knowledge
could one day be packaged into a
small pill. Thus, he reasoned, students
could end up "popping"
MATH 101, as well as other
courses.
He added, however, that these
knowledge pills would not eliminate
the need for schools.
"If we could package knowledge
and put it into people, then schools
could focus on what I feel they
should be doing now ? and that is
showing people how to use the
knowledge they have," Stephens
said. "And with the increasing
amounts of knowledge, the packaging
systems could prove
invaluable."
He said the RNA transfers are
already being tested, using laboratnrv
rats
One rat is taught to run a maze,
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problems this semester.
All sections of English
this past Thursday and no more s
sity offi- fered, Lawhead said.
"Everything is going \
ling was classes are concerned," sh
ister, and Provost Arthur Smith ;
h his of- registration between this
to do with timing.
ellations
said. "If "A lot of things changi
>uld have tween when we make th<
when students are actu
them," Smith said,
ave risen "When we are planning
sses last we arc making assumptio
t into re- number of sections, et
ding and ahead," he said.
The excessive number
)r for the past semester came due t
ncellation cut of $1.8 million followi
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and then RNA information from
that rat is put into a second, untrained
rat. The second rat is then
put into the same maze, and, in
many cases, is able to run the
maze correctly the first time.
Another possibility is the creation
of biological computer chips ]
that could be planted in the brain <
and allow people to expand their
knowledge indefinitely.
But instant knowledge is not the
only thing that could affect lifestyles
in the 1990s.
'There is going to be a definite
worker shortage in the next few
years; and with more people working,
people are going to have less
and less time to do everyday
things like cooking," Stephens
said.
He said grocery stores will increasingly
turn into fast-food
stores where people can pick up
prepackaged meals on their way
home from work.
"Hopefully, concerns about diet
and nutrition will continue into the
'90s, and these prepackaged meals
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Any student or registered studen
: attend a Campus Alcohol Policy
shop last semester or those org;
| Policy Workshop if they are plan
wine will be served. An executive
attend this session. V\
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Monday, February 5,
Tuesday, March 20, '
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"We were
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ections would be of- ing classes v
This sem<
jretty good so far as aware of its
e said. they were pr
said the difference in But regis
semester and last had Lawhcad sai
"Every sc
which drive;
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? class schedules and Registrati
ally signing up for had to deal i
up to fifteen
; for the fall semester, 'This is c;
ns on our budget, our thing down,'
c. We are planning Lawhead
there was n<
or cancellations inis layca respoi
;o a surprising budget taking place
ing early registration. phone rcgist
will reflect that," Stephens said.
"They could be nutritious and
healthy, and people would not
have to worry about what they
were eating or fuss with counting
calories and fat content."
Another invention that could
promote the health and well-being
of people in coming years is a
sober-up pill. The pill would instantly
absorb alcohol in a person's
system, and thus eliminate (or at
least lessen) drunk driving.
Stephens said the only problem
with the pill might be people who
would get into accidents while
drunk and then pop a sober-up pill
before the police arrive.
He also said society's views on
crime and punishment could
undergo a vast change.
"Several national health organizations
are now mapping the brain,
finding out which chemicals the
brain releases to influence particular
behaviors," he said.
"If they can isolate the chemicals
that cause criminal behavior,
we may be able to change a mur
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Workshop. Those individuals and organiz
mizations who have elected new officers
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Workshops will be held on the following
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n't expecting it," Smith said. "The
id to absorb those cuts, and cancell/as
one way of doing that"
jster, however, the university was
budget and other such factors when
cparing the spring roster, he said,
tration did have other problems,
d.
mester, there has to be something
> me up the wall," she said. 'This
problem is with the computers."
on workers at the coliseum have
vith delays in computer response of
to twenty minutes,
ausing a backup and slowing every'
she said.
said Computer Services told her
3thing they could do about the dense
time because registration was
i at all the system campuses, and
ration was also going on.
dcrer's behavior with a chemical
injection," he added.
One new technique that Stephens
predicts will be widely used
in the future is already on display
at Disney World's Epcot Center.
Air-growing food may soon
bring relief to areas where the soil
is inadequate to grow food. Using
the air-growing method, plants get
the nutrients they need right out of
the air, and no soil is necessary.
This technique could also help
the earth retain its nutrients, and
thus benefit the earth itself.
"A lot of people think the '90s
will bring an environmental revolution,"
Stephens said.
"Some things are already being
done to support that; and that is
good because, if we don't start doing
something, there won't be an
environment for very long," he
said. "Maybe, if we can stop destroying
the environment, ways
can be found to repair what damage
has been done ... but it has to
be soon."
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