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Commencer bachev," Palmer added. "It's a re- sea ally big deal." $1( Rumors are flying that Gorba- I chev will speak at Brown Univer- file sity's commencement May 28. FSl While NSB's Palmer confirmed thii the date, Brown officials refused to the verify that Gorbachev would at- spe tend. The Associated Press re- the ported April 6 that the Soviet will guc go to Brown. sea President Bush will sneak at graduation ceremonies at the uni- lea] versities of South Carolina and ere Texas at Austin, as well as at ticl Texas A&M University in me Kingsville. pur Last year's graduation at Boston ate: University, which featured Bush Wa: and French President Francois Mit- Coi terrand, had more of the atmosphere that surrounds the Super sai Bowl rather than an academic ticl event Because of the huge crowd thei expected ? about 30,000 attended ting ? each senior was alloted four hav tickets. Some enterprising students cas< Exam Schedule for Thomas Cooper Library sity thai May 1 7:30 a.m. to 1 a.m. May 2 7:30 a.m. to 1 a.m. ^ May 3 7:30 a.m. to 1 a.m. wo May 4 7:30 a.m. to 1 a.m. nar May 5 10 a.m. to 12 a.m. j May 6 noon to 1 a.m. May 7 7:30 a.m. to 1 a.m. ?"] May 8 7:30 a.m. to 1 a.m. J May 9 .7:30 a.m. to midnight De May 10 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. con May 11 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. May 12 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. wei May 13 closed ses M L SO I THERE BECOMING sen as a Coi syst care not on the right means yo earning a BSN, write: Clifton, NJ 07015. ARMY NURSE t o t WHA1 \ F t laundry facil \ full furniture 4package for 4 summer 4 swimming pc 4 olooTVinrr Rrr c?4 j iVOW PRE-LEASl j 30-60-901 OFFICE HOURS: ~| M-F 9:30-5:30 ? 211 MAIN ST. a nent Continued froir lped their tickets for as much as )0. ^orida State University students id a class-action suit against U April 2 to prevent the same ig from happening there. Even >ugh there is no big-name aker signed for the ceremony, 3,500 seniors will receive four ist tickets each, and some are lping their free tickets for $60. 'A public institution of higher rning should not be allowed to ate a black market for resale of cets for admission to a public eting held ostensibly for the pose of honoring its new gradus," according to the suit, which s filed in Leon County Circuit Lirt by seven students. 'It's for safety purposes only," H Quean QhpnnorH r\f PQTT'c U WUkJlA** uiiv^/puiu VSJL X VJ V-/ iJ Icet committee. "Last spring re was about 4,000 people sit5 in the aisles, and there would e been no way to get out in s of an emergency." "lemson tl ' Police has is an incident card t states the time and name of responding officers. Uso allegedly stolen were two oden signs containing office nes hung outside the payroll I benefits office and the parking ice. oy Smith, director of Student velopment, said she made a tiplaint that she thought there e some students drunk in clasafter the party. I didn't do a breathalizer test, I don't know if they were nk," she said. although the party was not held campus, it ended up being a yersity issue because the people ) were complaining were em Mwi irwYvyti * ARE TWO SI ANURSEIN And they're both rep ted by the insignia you w< member of the Army Ni ps. The caduceus on the ms you're part of a health < em in which educational; ;er advancement are the r the exception. The gold u command respect as an : Army Nurse Opportun CORPS. BEAU OME SEE L YVIL V cj ' OR YOU! ities ;udying lofts NG FOR SUMME Day Leases for Su A NEW LEASE ON JNIVERSITY LIFE 254-7801 i page 1 Wesleyan University, on the other hand, holds its ceremonies on a big grassy field, and anybody who wants to attend may. This year, Archbishop Desmund Tutu will be the featured speaker. While getting a speaker has become a big business ? costing anywhere from $2,000 to $20,000 depending on the popularity of the speaker ? tew administrators readily admit they want to attract > attention to their schools. "I don't get a sense that it is a competition," said William Holder, who was part of the committee to bring Tutu to Wesleyan. "Each university wants to get somebody who can make the event memorable and meaningful." A&M, however, isn't bashful about trying to draw attention to the university. "We certainly hope this will attract potential students," Sherwood said. heft Continued from page 1 ployees complaining about their office functions being interrupted, Smith said. Employees reported that students came into the payroll office and were abusive to them. She then turned the reports over to David Winn, director of Student Flpvplnnmpnt nrr\CTr??mc frvr Hicpir?_ linary action. Winn turned the situation over to the Panhellenic Council and the Intrafratemity Council for disciplinary action. Mandy Hays, president of the council, said the information concerning the incident is confidential, but there is going to be a hearing, and during that hearing the necessary action will be taken. DESTO I THE ARMY. )re- V*1! ear arse I left I :are and ule, I bar HH Army officer. If you re ities, P.O. Box 7713, .TUUUU1DL GOT || J ;? AND FALL!! winter! I I 0 '' ^ Batter up Accounting junior Scott Roberts hits one for greeks in a Delta Tau Delta-sponsored softball ( Clemson, but the (JSC women won their game. Parking Continued from page 1 situation all year long, he said, and Becker said n one of his findings is that USC is for parking is a the only state-supported school in faculty has alway the Southeast where the faculty is is no need to ch not charged a parking fee. He pointed out The University of Georgia, for have to pay if the example, charges its faculty from reserve parking g; $72 to $120 per year to park, USC students ] while student fees are $15, with no to park in the re* charge for commuting students, but have the optic The Univeristy of North Carolina for reserved sp* has faculty fees of $36, or $270 areas of campus for a guarded lot. UNC student garages. fees range from $36 to $180, while Also at the it Clemson University charges both more than 600 pa its faculty and students a fee of secured for com $12. who compete wit rsn WE'D LIKE TO REMIND YOI CONTENT OF THIS NEWSPA THE CONSTITUTION Ol THE CONS The words To learn more about the Constitution write: Constitution Bicentennial of The U.S. Constitution. FITNESS is FREE in the Gi Come Workout with US!! 77 i! 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The men lost both games against ot having to pay dents for parking spaces, fringe benefit the "This is something Marie-Louise s enjoyed. "There (former S.G. President Rainsdale) ange it," he said, started fighting for and something that faculty does we really needed. You can't go arty want to park in arages. oun(* having only S-stickers for all pay $20 per year students when you have commut;ular student lots, inS students making up around 70 >n of paying more percent of the student body," ices in different Weiss said, such as parking Of the spaces secured for comleeting Tuesday, muting students, 115 will come rking spaces were from the Gibbes property and the muting students, rest will come from existing stuh on-campus stu- dents lots, Weiss said. J THAT THE UNCENSORED PER IS MADE POSSIBLE BY T THE UNITED STATES. TITUTION we live by , Washington, D.C. 20599. 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