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liir^SC^RllFa^M Glenn Jones to speak on 'distance education' The Second Annual Address of the John J. Duffy Distance Education Lecture Series will be presented by Glenn R. Jones at 4:00 p.m. on October 24,1990, in Amoco Hall, Swearingen Engineering Center. Glenn Jones is Chairman and CEO of Jones Intercable, Inc., parent company of The Education Network, launched in 1987 as a 24-hour cable service dedicated to using cable television to take education to those prevented by time and distance from physically attending traditional college campuses. Mr. Jones is author of the Jones Dictionary of CATV Terminology and Make All America A School. Jones Intercable, Inc., is a partner with the USC College of Library and Information Science in the national Library and Information Science Distance Education Consortium (LISDEC). The John J. Duffy Distance Education Lecture Series is an annual event sponsored by the College of Library and Informational Science land Distance Education to encourage research in the area of distance education and to reinforce the mission of the University of South Carolina System to overcome barriers of time and place in making higher education accessible to learners worldwide. Scholarship honors retired chief of police Friends and former colleagues of retired Columbia Chief of Police R.A. Wilbur have established a University of South Carolina scholarchin in hie hnnnr The Robert A. Wilbur Police Scholarship honors Wilbur's 34 years of service in law enforcement by giving annual scholarships to selected three-year veterans of the Columbia Police Department. Recipients must have been admitted to USC's College of Criminal Justice to complete a bachelor's degree or undertake a master's degree and plan to continue with careers in police service. The $500 scholarships will be given out annually beginning in the fall of 1991, with the number of scholarships increasing as the endowment grows, said Dr. James Fraser, an associate professor in USC's College of Criminal Justice who assisted in establishing the scholarship. Wilbur, who joined the Columbia Police Department in 1956, was named chief of police in 1982. He has been active in many Columbia civic and service organizatons and has received many commenations, including the Order of the Palmetto, the highest award a South Carolinan can received from the state. Contributions or pledges to the scholarship fund can be sent to the R. A. Wilbur Police Scholarship, University of South Carolina Educai Tier* i L* C n OHOAO I umiai ruuiiuaumi, ujl, ^uiuinuia, o. v-., ty&jo. i PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness 1990; and WHEREAS, for the sixth year, National Collegiate Alcohol sponsored by the Inter-Association Task Force on Alcob Abuse Issues, which represents student affairs professionals WHEREAS, the University of South Carolina has designate Alcohol Awareness Week. NOW THEREFORE, I, Stephen Benjamin, President of the the University of South Carolina, do hereby proclaim Satui Friday, October 26,1990 as ALCOHOL AWARENESS W on the University of South Carolina campus in Columt encourage student participation in this project, thus ma week a campus-wide Issue. Stephen Benjamin President Student Government Students Helping kfejw, is Learning you are helping hemophil- ^ iacs as well as other pa- |? I tients to enjoy a healthy SnHP^R productive life. Now, more ** I than ever, we need your w At Cutter Biological we are committed to improving the quality of life world-wide. Through education and service YOU can help make the difference. We value your time and effort and we'll help by compensating you. You can even study while you donate! CALL TODAY i (803) 254-6683 COLUMBIA PLASMA CENTER Cutter A 1916 Taylor Street mms Columbia, SC 29201 'Pcopfc 'Xctping Tcopfc' TEST TAKING WORKSHOP FREE Wed. Oct. 24 FREE Russell House Room 202 FREE 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. FREE Learn how to cure test anxiety and boost scores through advance preparation and improved test taking strategies. Call 777-6573 or stop by 1625 College St. to register sponsored by Academic Skills Program Salary Continued from page 1 would conduct annual reviews of "The problem w the salary supplements and make plements is the mor recommendations on who deserves used to attract the si them. said. "Instead, it ha< Mnst who rftrp.ivp. 511nnlp.fnf.nts Ip.ss araHpmirallv n are not administrators, but profes- pie" at USC when sors. The university's top research- man was president, ers and instructors get extra pay Holderman recei ranging from $5,000 to $30,000. perhaps the best-k W. H. Kanes, director of the ment in the state. Earth Sciences & Resources Insti- In addition to his tute, earned $30,000 to top his government salary, state salary of $69,332. rent-free housing an Soviets Continued from page 1 and reconstruct past climates in or- will involve drill der to determine what may happen beaches down to i next," said Professor Lev Zuners- thousand meters," h hain of the Instituite of Oceanon- The scientists str< graphy in Moscow. tional importance ol "The next stage of the project "Baikal holds twi Palestine Continued from page 1 student Issam Mustafa said. "They ture of the Oct. 8 i were just using this as a ploy to agreeing with Must destroy the mosque." had actually happen "I doubt that tha He said the Palestinians were happened," she sail 1__ a _ J r ? .i ? ? . J j J _ J oniy trying 10 aeiena ineir noiy story, ana aaaea m place, which Jews had literally ably only rumors, been attempting to undermine. She said she th Nasser demonstrated the extent had indiscriminate of the confusion about the true na- on the Palestinians GIVE BLOOD, PLEASE ^1 Red Croat Trusti distinguish it as a university with sej from USC. Smith said the g should "satisfy tl Week is October 14-20, Their needs are be; optimum way." Smith's announce A , . the heels of a req Awareness Week is being presidential search tol and Other Substance across the country; and . ?d October 20-26, 1990 as ; Student Government at day, October 20, through EEK iia, South Carolina, and ^ iking alcohol awareness I Got a n FAMILY NIGHT MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNES 5-11pm VM* lllTALIAI^^ RESTAURANT LCISQQI | $6.5C Spaghc 11| I w/M?atl -?^ $5.95 " C^THfifci - (complete dinr Infill I Sadie Tronco Founder 1213 Blanding St. Happy Birthday Epsilon Chi r&\ ^h/*n#Ar r\4 ^ VI IW|L/f wl VI ?)e//o Gam 5 years of dedicatic and excellen ith salary sup- Holderman received a combined to ley is not being $75,000 from the Carolina Re- tr tars," Benjamin search and Development and the w i been going to USC Educational foundations. nc tcceptable peo- The other major foundation is James Holder- the USC Business Partnership Foundation. G ved what was Clemson president Max Lennon, re mown supple- who was paid $111,241 in his state ac salary last year, reported $51,667 ar $117,900 state in supplemental pay from the sli an automobile, Clemson University Foundation. o\ d maid service, He deferred part of the supplement he ?n /V tk a fk A ?v lAfl 4 'fi ffAnk mA #Aa> n a r*/\f tv* iug aiuug uic ui^ wuiiu a nwn waici, au 11 a nui 111 i depth of one just a Soviet lake but a world th e said. lake," Dobretsov said. ar ess the interna- Lake Baikal is located in eastern se : the project. Siberia and is the world's deepest th enty percent of continous body of water with a m ncident by dis- and bottle throwing was only selfafa about what defense. of ed. th t is the way it "In my own experience, the Isd of Mustafa's raelis have been known to shoot th at it was prob- without the people first throwing M stones," said Naser, who has lived sa ought the ISF in occupied territories for many dr ly opened fire years. "Is throwing stones a reason G; , and the rock for a massacre?" en ees Continued from page 1 n independent roll back its deadline, which will ni Darate funding extend Smith's term. 01 In the committee's second report [rowing region to the board of trustees, Presiden- v> tiemselves .... tial Search Committee Chairman cl ing met in the Mark Buyck Jr. asked for "a er month-to-six weeks" extension for >ment came on its selection. M [uest from the Buyck said the original date, y( committee to Nov. 1, is unrealistic, "given the _ se IkklLVi iews tip? Call The Gamecocl i I I FREE DRI DAY 5 POI It's probably the best kept secret in Columbia. Even those of you who frequent the I probably donl know about it. It's true though. All bars in 5-Points provide free soft drinks to their patrons every night of the we You and your friends can enjoy an evening full laughter and good times without spending a cer The only thing missing will be alcohol. You migl ia I find you don't m ss it at all. ) MONDAY: "Help Get This Man Plastered," mocktails House Patio (Rain location: 2nd floor lobby) pm. Co-sponsors: GASO and GAMMA. >trj * "Has it Happened to Your Friend?-. DUII The Golden Sour. 7:00 Dm - 8:00 pm. Co-s >n 11? NSSLHA and GAMMA. TUESDAY: I * Learn more about alcohol, drugs, and oth ier) tio Extravaganza" Russell House Patio (rail 10:00 am - 2:00 pm. Sponsor: GAMMA. "Alcohol & Women" Speaker: Ms. Leslie D Lexington/Richland Alcohol & Drug Abuse O 4:00 pm. Co-sponsors: Alpha Kappa Alpha S Women Student Services. g O ALCOHOL AW/ 256-7677 WEEK "a good time to learn the pi V: m t in, service ^ 1L ce. y) Your blood saved Thank you forgiving. / help lead a fund-raising initiate that began in 1988. Lennon ill get at minimum of $155,000 >xt year in supplements. Medical University of South arolina president James Edwards, ceived $60,573 in supplements in ldition to his $112,397 state saly during 1989-90, state records iow. Edwards, who lives in his vn home, gets an annual $15,000 )using allowance. * aximun depth of 5314 feet and e world's largest lake with an ea of 12,200 square miles. The dimentary layers at the bottom of e lake are approximately 2.5 iles thick. She claimed that the repression the Palestinian people continued roughout that week. "On Friday after the massacre, e Israelies tried to prevent the uslims from worshipping," she id. "If the Israelis would withaw from the West Bank and aza strip the problem would be ided." imbers involved and the scope of ir search." Candidates are now being interewed and the committee is lecking their background referices, Buyck said. The board re-elected Chairman tichael Mungo for a second twojar term, with all members pre ;nt voting for the incumbent. , ' > c at 777-7726 NKS IN NTS. served Russell iiniVawlr^rff/ 12 Noon-1:00 'anel Discussion" ponsors: er health related resources: Pai location Russell House Ballroom) urant, Director of Treatment auncil. Russell House Room 202, >orority, Kappa Delta Sorority, and c IRENESS. ice of friendship" mebpy'sbaby. ^gain and again.