The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 30, 1990, Page 3, Image 3

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USC's first vi< captures stud< By KATHY HEBERGER Assistant to the Editors After President Bush utters his last word of wisdon to the graduates of 1990, the Alumni Association' Emily Stewart and the crew from Instructional Ser vices will edit the last portion of USC's first vide< yearbook. "We've been working fast and furiouslv on this al year. We've been having a blast with it. It's a fui look back. We've tried to capture the excitement an< personality of the year," Assistant Director of Alumn Relations Stewart sai^. The 30 minute video yearbooks will be available t( all students for $20 in the weeks shortly after gradua tion. Students can reserve a copy through the Alumn Association. Instructional Services, which is filming the videc along with the Alumni Association, has tried to cap ture as many students as possible in the video, Stewar said. "I think a lot of students are going to wonder, 'Hov did they get a picture of me?"' she said. Camara operator David Frey has filmed students glassblowing, doing aerobics, strolling Russell House Patio, riding the Shuttlecock and playing frisbee or The Horseshoe. He and Stewart also filmed personal Tirkpfs X IVlVv IkJ Continued from page 1 course we wouldn't stop, but the said between 1 folks involved in the security of tickets would be the president would," Pruitt said. Graduating se Meanwhile, 1,398 graduating se- option of signir niors out of 1,553 eligible seniors for the addition picked up an average of five tick- ets that become ets each last week at the ticket distibution stands in Russell House, "Interestingly Pruitt said. number of stude As of late Friday afternoon this point is l,lt 7,173 tickets to commencement day. "I really an had been given out. On Tuesday, dents would nc after the White House's advance their total alloca team examined the coliseum, Pruitt Pruitt did ex IDIPLOM FRAMEI FOR $45 You have invested a I earning the diploma, in a frame from PHC PHOENIX GRAPHIX INC. Columbia, S. is com] Is what w1 l| for I { laundry facilities 14. ~ r..n r. u p.- luii iurniLure { package for \ summer i swimming pool J sleeping & studyii i furnished & unfurni: |j NOW PRE-LEASING F II 30-60-90 Day Leat Ml ANEW 11 UNIVERS I OFFICE HOURS: I I M-F 9:30-5:30 2 211 MAIN ST. Ij 1 254 deo yearboo int life on h interviews with Student Government I phen Benjamin, shots of former S.G. Pre (i Louise Ramsdale's cali boxes, facts abo s work and the MIBS program as well as . ties. The video will also include Hug 3 Square and other current event clips b< WIS-TV broadcasts. 1 "It will have everything from football t ger Center events, and it will have a w j music in the background," Stewart saic i excited about this project. This video you can watch ten years from now and 3 value will increase with age," Stewart sai The Garnet and Black traditionally 1 i dents' means of looking back on their < and Stewart as well as Garnet and Bla ) zabeth Fox agree that the new vid< . shouldn't hurt Garnet and Black sales, t "It's a whole different ballgame. The semble the Garnet and Black in no w / said, equating the video to something } rent at Pic-a-Flick. ; "A yearbook is something you can i your coffee table or put on a bookshelf," i ding that the video will be nice to ha\ I replacement of the standard yearbook. 0,200 and 10,500 week about students distributed. extra graduation ticke miors also had the ing of commencem tg up for a lottery occurred in 1987, tl al graduation tick- USC allocated tickets, available. dian Bill Cosby addre: duating class. enough, the total nts in the lottery at Other people schei >4," Pruitt said Fri- pear at commencem< iticipated more stu- Lady Brabara Bush, c )t have picked up drew Lloyd Webber, tion of tickets." Hart and Disney CI press concern last Eisner. AS tJP ^ Offer Good * ^^Only With This f ^5<Coupon Until ot of time and money Display it handsomely )ENIX GRAPHIX. 1025 Assembly Street C. 29201 a E SEE p'vf r.n t fLJ T JLU V J V/ A YOU! ~^il>'" ig lofts ^ shed apts for Fall > crnifmpd 4 ~\tt\ n i t t ii i* OUittittiiA J-V1MJ VAJ^Lill ies for Summer! LEASE N ITY LIFE 7801 ' ^ Tuition Co, J llP "Right now there's not a \* lot of input from students, can't afford to drop the bal Resident Ste- education. We're going to lost jsident Marie- competitive edge with neighbt ut professors' states," he said, greek activi- Benjamin said Student Go\ 0, Tianinmen ment is organized and will be i arrowed from the State House grounds summer. games to Ko- "We're going to go check ide variety of legislators out and let them k 1. "I'm really how we feel about things," he : is something "It may include marching. It lancrh at Tt'c *- r *??e" " iiiLiuuc some iype or proi d. Whatever we do, we're goinj las been stu- try to convey the graveness of :ollege years, matter." ck editor Eli- On Thursday students fi ^o yearbook USC-Columbia, Coastal Carol USC-Beaufort and other st video will re- supported institutions, will mi 'ay," Stewart at the State House to lobby /ou'd go and funding for higher education. "We are going to be lobbj show off on Up at the State House, specific she said, ad/C, but not a mmm Executioi Saari organized the vigil at Governor's Mansion for Amne selling their International, which about 40 j :ts. The sell- pie attended including Woom lent tickets family members. IP laet limp J.UOI. 1.1111V when come- While he said he did have ssed the gra- most sympathy for Woomer's duled to ap- WE'D LIKE) TC mt are First CONTENT OF T omposer An- THE CON! actress Kitty iO Michael To learn more about the Consti Bicentennial of The U.S. Consti Joining Call or co Got a news l I/iwniiPMiik 1 all ipai " LOCATION: \ HHB Rooms 202,: m WHEN: Finals through Thur i\ 8PM-2AM it WHAT: QUIET \ STUDY SUPPl Machines t] i FREE coffee < Lri r f TRANSPORTS from the Ru \ SECURITY: Un SPONSORS: Unive University Housing University Bookstc I J Russell House Univ Student Governrr Athletic Departm University Law En1 Resident Student and Campus Campus Recreat "Aerobics Break May 3 9:00pm Ro I itinued from page 1 'hole the State Senate, because I You where the Appropriations B 1 on right now," S.G. Vice Pres > our Todd Weiss said, jring "What we plan to do this mer, is to continue calling 'ern- key people on issues like this jp at said, all "As student leaders, Stephei I, would love to see a cap pi our tuition as proposed by the Sp< now of the House (Bob) Sheheen said, there is a lot of problems may that," Weiss said, est. "in talking to some state : % to tors, they see some problen the where to limit the Board of ' tees, and how far can the Ge "om Assembly can go to limit lina, Board of Trustees," he said. ' ate- that debate is going to be brc z;rge up this week in the State Senal for Weiss said he is encourage the new Board of Trustees n dng bers. Donald Bailey of Mt. P ally ant, Mack Whittle of Green fl L* Continued from page 1 the hms and their families, Saari I stsy all the execution accomplished 5eo_ to have one more murder o< er's and cause one more famib suffer. Witnesses representing the up- dia at the execution said Don J vie- ers, the husband of the woi ) REMIND YOU THAT 1 HIS NEWSPAPER IS 3TITUTION OF THE UI THE CONSTITUTION The words we live by tution write: Constitution, Washington, E tution. BORED?! I a Sports Club may b me by Campus Recre ip? Call The Can TL ' ' Russell House Ballroo 203, TV Lounge Week, Tuesday, Mc sday, May 3, 1990 ' study space during JES: Free use of Ty and snacks JION: Departure ev ssell House to camp liversity Law Enforce irei+w ion y isn III ly (JOl V } Services ire /ersity Union lent ent Academic Office :orcement & Safety J Development Jj Services ion ^ yiay 1-2 8:00pm Room ; om 327 HMHWMHBHH IIBWII?liiWlWIWrilWllll'i W . :' ''*-. \ hat's and Arthur Bahnmullcr of Sum iir is were elected to the rx)ard for f ident first time April IS. "In the past, a lot of things a*' sum- fecting a lot of studeri s h;\c ^ verv done bv the Board <>'f Truer,*, he over the summer. Ani if the ne ones that were appointed by 'i land General Assembly are pro-sludcf it on and are for their welfare, ! hoi saker we don't see tuition nor, cs th . But are going to be si rocketeth with Weiss said. . Benjamin said he is also cob sena- cerned about how i ; k is in for only in-stale si: ; rrus_ decrease in funding from the Geoneral oral Assembly will affect <;k-oi the state students. 'And "USC needs out-of-state st t >ught dents for a variety o) e; :o: l< ? ? They bring diversity to the unive d ^ sity. And I'm wondcrip f the a j lem- on tuition will affect them drasi* leas- c-aHy- And I honestly th ik vilk ville Benjamin said. I wmmmmmmmmmMmmmmtmmmmmar ) feels Woomer was convictcc of inn : was ing, muttered as he watchcj ccur Woomer die, "That vv s .00 e ;sy 1 f to Woomer was granted a stay me- execution on June 15 1989, "1 Sell- hours before he was 00; : !1> m: nan posed to be executed. DHE UNCENSORE1 f" MADE POSSIBLE BY SITED STATES. ).C. 20599. 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