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Jgfcdk* J ~ Li? WmgT* ' pH^ 4 JBQ V.JM ->. Jfl [BP|r \ ^g|H ^ % ijfc ' j 4vl I i' ji ^ " jK i 9 ^ ^55 Customized Valerie Gray, sophomore psychok major, decorate cups they purchased ^rnnna Ctroot in fmnt ftf QllCCOtl Hftl VJJI CUI IV? WllCCl III II VI il WI iwuwvn ivw Image Continued from ] The USC Alumni Association's membership has not decreased sig- m nificantly either, admissions em- "s ployee Dot Gaddis said. "Every now and then we get a fal note saying, 'I will not support the Jol university until things have changed,' but membership is defi- ve nitely up," Gaddis added. tui Attack Continued from ness program in a couple of years, wo Before the accident, Warner antici- are pated receiving his bachelor's de- > gree from USC at the end of this Thi semester. we Looking back at the attack, he Wj says he wished USC would have qu< not concentrated its security efforts 1 at a Barry Manilow concert being the held at Carolina Coliseum the for same evening. not "I really wish they (USC Police) for MHTT 11 rjiiTan STUDY IN E Applications are still being acc< exchange programs to the Univer The programs are open to underc study. Participants pay normal U fees. FOR MORE INFORMA1 Dr. Bruce Marshal Government and Interr Gambrell Hall, F David Ross T International Program James F. Byrnes Internatior Congratulations 1)E: for Placii 1st Greek Week 1 1st Overall Greel 2nd Greek Game 3rd Greek Week 1st place overall and winning Pes I WESTSIDE WOMI OB/GYN CERHFIEI 'Abortior about th up-to-da K "Free pre; r- 'Ultra sou Complcl t pressure 'Culture transmit % m BIRTH CON Birth control services plu $40 student rate Call 798-9299 or toll fre 2301 F Bush River Road - Ac I fW lipp '}. )gy major, and Merchelle Murp I at the Carolina Program Union ise. page 1 She also said talk about Holderin's indictment "is hurting . . . we've got to talk about ilding." Ultimately, the responsibility Is in the lap of USC President hn Palms, Pritchard said. "Being the president of the Unirsity of South Carolina is unforlately not an academic position," i page 1 uld have had more units in the a," he said. Assistant Solictor Farrell said ursday none of the defendants re made to pay restitution to irner for his injuries and subse>nt surgery. Warner's mother said Thursday family's insurance has paid the medical bills, and they do plan on suing the defendants restitution. W. NGLAND epted for the 1991/92 sities of Hull and Kent, jraduates in all fields of SC tuition and housing HON CONTACT II 777-6883 national Studies loom 324 7-7461 is for Students lal Center, Suite 100 1 LTA ZliTA ig Basketball k Week Spirt s Volleyball Greek Week irl Court DZ-000 iN'S SERVICE I 5 PHYSICIAN i & Counseling Services - Ask e new, more comfortable, te method gnancy testing md e physical - lab tests, blood : check & pap smear 6 treatment of sexually ted diseases TROL s one pack of pills (Reg. $75) e 1-800-922-3730 ross from Outlet Point It I I I 1 c L S | B I v F< w w \* P' R Henee Meyer/The Gamecock ^ ps hy, sophomore criminal justice tv 's Spring Carnival Thursday on q er qi 6i he said. . . You're a pressure point oetween tne university anu the public-at-large, and frankly if Palms can't make it I don't know who can." v<; gl Palms was aware of the impor- W: tance of fund raising when he took nc the job of president, said Buyck, S( who was chairman of the Presiden- re ~? b< 8i ht w Because of a communications ci backlog problem in 1989 after ui Hurricane Hugo, the emergency b< call box Warner ran toward was not working and had not been lc since its installation earlier that th semester. m i reel renevea. i m reany giaa ra this court system works and that o the assistant solictor has such a n good team on his side," Warner said. P ii WUSC-FM : 'i i i i7i r i1 r r r r r r r r r r r r r --r r. r r r r- e_c. c.x-c?T- x...r ..c_r-r-_c. c_c. r r r r r r r_jt_2_rr r r r r r r r - r r r <- r DtJI-IFTOUTI rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr r -r r r- r. JLJZ-fiJrue r r,. r r~ r . r- r. c--r-r r -c r n r r r r r r r r r r rrrnrrrrrrrrrrr / / 3 X? A If you've missed > With the new imp waiting just sixty-secc you can buy! Which means Fin mind at ease faster B< laboratory testing, ev And it's easy to use, a If you have any qi Why wait? Data on file. FIRST RESPONSE and the Human VIan stab Columbia Police arr ollowing violent ar[ y CHAD BRAY !aff Writer An argument between two staff i eteran's Administration Medical Scl jrry Road took a violent turn this pa: Bruce Lee Milliner, 21, of 4100 as arrested Friday on charges of as: ith intent to kill after a stabbinj foody M. Pryor, 17, of 7500 Sunvie\ Police say Milliner and Pryor ha roblems. On Friday, their misunder ryor's stabbing. jroals Continued fron irtments will serve as liaisons be/een Student Government and reek and minority organizations. Goals include evaluating nergency access to the fraternity ladrangle and making recommenitions, and coordinating a CulRecycling < ? xsity to reconsider the use of the ossy cover. Some students anted to know why USC students ?d a glossy cover for the Master ;hedule. Bob Askins, director of gistration, had the answer. Askins said the schedule was ^coming so large ? 160, ell-inch pages ? other options id to be pursued. "We reached a point where it as getting so large, we had diffillty finding a printer in the Colmbia area who would trim this X)k," he said. He said the university had to ok at other options to reduce the lickness of the publication. It cost ore to change the format to the rger pages now being used, so to ffset the extra cost, they started inning the advertisements. Atkins said the schedule is tinted by The State. 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Pryc id had previous pi*3* f?r treati standings led to Milliner w< tion Center ai i page 1 tural Day Fair where minorities ( campus can show parts of the heritage. "We intend to work with the e ecutive branch as closely as v can," Vice President Shine Brooi said. "But also have our ov goals." itinued from page 1 making it more feasible for t university. "Inside the schedule, the nev print portion of paper stock th used contains recycled paper. V are currently looking at a no coated stock to be used in the 1 ture," he said. Atkins also said his offi< gathered up all the left-over spri master schedules and had them i _i J i f J* _ i cycieu inciuaing me glossy covei Another fourth-grader said, guess they did it to make the scf dule look nice, it's too bad ti schedule is thought of more th the environment is." One of the fourth graders sa when he is a student at USC, 1 would make the university gi1 him paper bags instead of plasl bags at the bookstore. "These students are Gamecoi fans. But before being Carolii fans, they are Earth fans," said tl class' teacher, Kappy Cannon. -rrrrrrr'rrrrlr-T cr r r r i r r r- p -c~r~ r F- <-- r>-r- f c -r- r- r &ONIYLOSEY rrrrrrrrrrrrvrrrrrr r?r r r-~r r r- r-r r^-p r r r f--r-r-r-r?i r7r,j-,rrrrr--rrr r r, r r r r jte' m nicy fl day fl its L> ist. And, now, you only have t< / Test, you can find out if you'i : method F|D< ps put your g icurate in =-=-"= id period. ' 367-6022 H"*1' -V( nothing e! , SCIENCES. INC.. a subsidiary of Carter-Wallact led school prised," Pryor said. "I didn't know he 3f person who would do that." that around 4:45 p.m., Pryor and Milirking in an office in Building 1 of the School. They became involved in an ar?ryor was stabbed in the right side of his le ear. when he felt the blood on his neck he 1 and ran for help. ;et some help," Pryor said, ran down the hallway and entered the ith its door open, where he asked for as>r was taken to Richland Memorial Hosnent and released. is transported to Richland County Detenld is being held on $10,000 surety bond. Memorial I to be held :c for student ^ From Staff Reports /n " Memorial services for Tyler Wayne Thomas, who died Tues day, will be held at 8 p.m. Sunday at Rutledge Chapel on The Horseshoe. USC students and faculty are invited to attend. The 18-year-old mechanical llc engineering freshman lived on the sixth floor of the predominantly freshman Moore residence ev ye Surviving are his parents, Elin_ zabeth Desso Wilson and Carl u. W. Thomas; sisters, Kathryn Capell and Cheryl Ann Funder :e berk; and a brother, Travis Lee Jjg Thomas. -e. Funeral services were held at 5 p.m. Thursday in Salem United Methodist Church. ie_ Friends and family who are he having trouble dealing with his an death should contact one of the many counseling services available on campus, including the id mental health clinic in the Thomhe son Student Health Center, ve 777-6815. ic ; noamn Jfr-OMrlW -rrrrrrr r r?r r.r r.r.r r .r r r c._r r--f?*-r--r f* r-f-r-f r?f?fr r r n~r. r rr-rrrrrrrrrrrrrr / ^ r\ v*nit r>no mini 1+^ u wait UI \\^ II III lULt. -e pregnant after ST PONSE. >u know, Ise matters. Inc. ? 1991 Hygeia Sciences, Inc