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use Briefs
Philosophy department to sponsor lecture
USC's philosophy department will sponsor a lecture on "Demonstr;
tive Modes of Presentation and the Problem of Cognitive Significancf
at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 31 in room 151 of Gambrell Hall. Fo
lowing the lecture there will be a reception in the philosophy readir
room in the Humanities Office Building.
The lecture will be given by Anne Bezuidenhout who was formerly
Junior Lecturer in philosophy at the University of Cape Town, Sou
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International colloquium to discuss Germany
The Institute of International Studies will sponsor a lecture on "T1
German Question: Implications for NATO and the European Commui
ity" with Sir Oliver Wright, former British ambassador to the U.S.,
3:30 p.m. Wednesday in room 429 of Gambrell Hall.
Organizations to have Red Cross blood drives
The following USC organizations will sponsor Red Cross bloc
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Administration Building from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Tau Beta Pi in roo
1A 10 of the Swearingen Building from 12 to 3 p.m.; and Delta Zeta
the Golden Spur-Russell House from 12 to 4 p.m.
Anyone between the ages of 17 and 75 meeting all health requir
ments may be eligible to donate. A person can donate every eig
weeks.
Annual AIDS conference set for February
"AIDS is Not a Laughing Matter" is the title for the Third Annii
Conference for Students on AIDS and Other STD's, sponsored by t
Open Door Health and Wellness Programs and the Golden Key N
tional Honor Society. The conference will begin in the Russell Hou
Theater Feb. 9 and registration will begin at 8:30 a.m. in the lobb
Registration forms should be in by Jan. 31.
The keynote performance will be "Hot, Safer & Sexy", which w
deal with sexual issues in the '90s. For more information, contact Li
Zucker at 777-7618.
Glenn appointed chief executive assistant
USC President James Holderman appointed Lyles Glenn as his ch
executive assistant. Glenn began work Jan. 18 and will oversee t
daily operations of the president's office and will work with the univ<
sity's Washington, D.C. office with USC legislative liaisons Rich Wa
and John Gregory.
Because he is filling an existing position that has had its responsibi
ties expanded, the S.C. Division of Human Resource Management v,
be reviewing the changes prior to establishing a new salary range, i
cording to the University Relations office.
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cause the Sports Club Council froze the ext$T$rid$^because t
Budgeting Committee violated a did not see enough student part
finance code by purchasing a com- pation on the Sports Club Coui
puter without the Finance Commit- Budgeting Committee, Finai
tee's approval earlier that fall. Committee member Beth Bigj
"We weren't paying attention to staff said,
the rules when we did that. We got "At that time it did not app
permission from up above to buy that many students were partici]
the computer, which we needed in ing in the budget process, decid
the P. E. center for our 17 Jubs' where their money went, and
budgeting and fliers," Sports Club felt that more students needed
Council President Ted Hardwicke be involved in the process,"
said. "It didn't come to mind that said.
it was a problem. The Finance Four executives of the Spc
Committee did see it as a Club Council and their adviser
problem." ' locate money to the 17 clubs,
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By KRIS TAYLOR
Staff Writer
After a trial period this past semester,
mas Cooper Library has decided to contini
extended hours, a library official said.
^ C. J. Cambre, assistant dean of operai
said the extended hours were successful
a~ past semester, and the library will con
se them.
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ncil "You can say that only four ex- deni
nee ecutive officers sit down and de- sent
jer- cide where all the money goes, but Sen;
there's much more to it. We don't mor
>ear do it from scratch. It's a long pro- mitl
pat- cess of reviewing budgets each Clu
iing club submits to us," Hardwicke and
we said. mei
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age of 25 students attend the it's
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ings did not bring in many people, but the Saturday
night hours were very successful,
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!, the greater their chance of 1990s we must learn to u
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lion dinner, I am more than came to USC I had been
ing to create a chance for us to the army, and it turned o
together and have a good two Spring Festivals
ling," he said. could not go home. I m
mosphere a lot."
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ing Festival I'm away from ing away from home mi?
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ardwicke said he feels that stu- Another reason the !
ts are very adequately repre- nance Committee wante<
ed in the budget process, but tional students on the bi
ator Rajan Shah's idea to put mittee was because son
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b Council acted on Shah's idea from former years or hac
now has four non-executive over old figures,
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I think it's a lot better this way. the Finance Committee
definitely a good change. It sure students have inpi
igs everything down to our their money, and when
;1, and it seems to cut down on unclear budgets, it took
3t of red tape," Lacrosse Club that this input might n
sident and new budget commit- pening, Finance Comm
member Matt Saylor said. bers said.
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tended hours
very beneficial," Cambre said.
The cost of extending the hours is not a con:ern,
Cambre said.
"We have shifted around the staff members
to cover the extra hours," Cambre said. "The
only cost we incur is the lighting."
Cambre said the cost for lighting the library
was around $125 per hour.
Extending the hours only becomes costly during
exam week when the library stays open until
2 a.m., Cambre said.
se our re- ronment. Janiskee sees one weapon
;ute man- against the economic effects of
overpopulation as a change in the
)bal scale way more affluent countries, such
i growing as the United States, choose to
the envi- spend their resources.
serving in States for one-and-a-half years, I
ut that for simply could not wait to have
on end I some Chinese food," advertising
iss the at- graduate student Vicky Tseng said.
"By Chinese food I don't mean
person be- Chinese food served in Chinese re;ht
miss is staurants here, which is so Americ^nizeU
Uttat.it loses the Chinese
e United flavor outright^" Tseng said.
Senate Fi- *It was our initial mistake to
1 the addi- send in the rag-tag budgets, and
idget com- we sent up typed ones immediately
le budgets after they requested them," Hardjmitted
for wicke said,
nds were "There's been a lot of tension
I white-out between the Finance Committee
and the Sports Club Council
oncerns of Budgeting Committee. Everything
is making was happening very fast. It's comit
in using plicated when you've got 17 clubs
it saw the to get budgets from and new club
it as a sign officers to explain the budget proot
be hap- cess to so that they can work with
ittee mem- t^ie^r c^u^s>" Director of Fitness
and Health and Sports Club Coun
cil adviser Allyson Jones said.
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