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use BRIEFS Two administrators get achievement awards Two USC administrators have been honored by the National Associ ation for Student Personnel Administrators. Hnnnio Driiitt vi^A HfAC 1 Hnnt frvr Pti of..<4/^nfn iwuiiid i iuuk, *iv-v pvjiuvm iui aiuucui Ulldlli anu ut-an ui siuutius received the Bob E. Leach Award for Outstanding Service to Students The award recognizes administrators who show a sincere concern for and commitment to, students and fostering student development. Patti Tomanio, assistant dean for student life, received the Willian Leftwich Award for Outstanding New Professional in NASPA Regior III, which includes the area from Virginia to Texas. Tomanio wa< selected on the basis of her contributions to NASPA and USC. Assistant dean in business to receive award William Kettinger, assistant dean for information and technology resources at USC's College of Business Administration, has been named 1990 Cause/Effect Contributor of the Year. Cause/Effect is the quarterly magazine of Cause, the association for the management of information technology in higher education. Kettinger was honored at a luncheon Thursday at the Cause National Conference in Miami Beach, Fla. Kettinger's award-winning article, "The Decentralization of Academic Computing: Defining Future Roles," examines the changing role of a central computing facility on campus. The article appeared in the fall 1990 issue of Cause/Effect. The award is sponsored by Systems and Computer Technology Corp., a Cause corporate member specializing in applications software and computing management services for higher education. Kettinger is responsible for managing the business college's James C. Self Computer Center, the Springs Business Library, the Center for Academic Computing, and the Sony Video and Graphics Laboratory. USC co-sponsoring "Tie One On" campaign The second annual "Let's Change the Meaning of Tie One On" campaign against drunk driving got under way Monday and will continue through the holiday season. v Sponsored by USC, Mothers Against Drunk Driving and the Governor's Office on Highway Safety, the campaign calls for drivers to tie a red ribbon to the left door handle, outside rear-view mirror or antenna of their cars in a wish for a less violent holiday season. Ribbons will be displayed and distributed by USC's Office of Alcohol and Drug Programs and campus organizations. USC faculty and staff received ribbons with their paychecks Friday. For more information, call the Office of Alcohol and Drug Programs at 777-6688. NAACP chapter wins awards at conference The USC chapter of the NAACP has won the College Chapter of the Year Award from the S.C. State Conference of Branches for the third consecutive year. Two USC students also have received awards from the state branch oi uie jNAAtr. Mepnen Benjamin, student government president, received the Modjeska Simpkins Civil Rights Award, and chapter president Troy Brockington received the 1990 NAACP College Student ol the Year Award. The NAACP chapter also has been recognized for its membership drive. The chapter won first place in Membership Laydown (242 new members in a 90-day period) and second place for Overall Membership (579 members). Nobody reads Gamecock ads! But you just did. Advertise in The Gamecock and get results! Call 777-4249 for details. i DON'T CHICKEN OUT. EXCUSES DON I SAVE IIVES. UIOOPIXXS STUDY SMARTER... I I Workshop Series Preparing A11?1jJIa For fRS^f Finals rnCC Trip: iKLL from Atlanta starting at Wed.. Dec.5 K^r *l\l RHU 202 Paris 530 2-4 p.m Berlin 550 rnrc Hongkong 849 FREE Tokyo 759 Memory improvement tips Taxes not1 incl^d^.R^nc^ons'*pply. to combat effects of fnrnottinn International Student & Teacher ft). Torgeuiriy eurail passes issued on the .. SPOT! 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I?IP rogram union dut Committee sents i/IUDA BREAK '91 h 8-15 $495 UDE& i . . n ?r . 4 . lation tor t nights, ties, Live rock bands, concerts and Dances... rrj: Due by Dec. 12 Thia program is paid for, by aUidcnt activitjca 1 n in 1981 as and chief ex- "" nkin received 8^ iney Sullivan d served for ember of the 'artnership A Man's Gotta Do hhhm What A Man's Gotta Do All young men have one responsibility in common. They have to register with Selective Service within 30 days of their 18th birthday. It's quick. It's easy. And it's the law. A public service message of this publication and Selective Service System For the cost of a first offense DUI you can get: bSOOO taxi rides from Five Points to campus J . -1?I istalled f/~\ ?n from ^ = ^ ; black will be The cost of a first offense Even if arrest and conviction for :dy?be driving under the influence of alcohol or other i /^? USE drugs is expensive, ^onions in sider the fine, towing, Cr\mes, increased auto insurance, ledical pies of participation in the Alcohol Safety Action Program, new license fees, court costs and attorney fees. ...And more if an accident or an injury is involved. Think taxi... Don't Drink & Drive! NG - /-V /% sic princi- 0/^ nee in the w 'A* - S Cl "T idence of tTJ ^including nent. "Tie one on" [ this holiday season... Tie a red ribbon on the left side of your car in a wish for a less violent holiday season. Ribbons will be distributed on campus. Office of Alcohol & Drug Programs Kappa Delta Sorority MADD Governor's Office of Highway Safety in pert ~ J* CCA