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Delisa Hughes and Marian Doles, both broadcasting freshmen, prepare to tape a show for
Gamecock-TV, a new broadcast station which began earlier this semester.
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Memorial service to be at Rutledg
A memorial service for Dan Pawlak, the USC s
dent who died in a fall Saturday from a nearby C(
dominium high-rise, will be held at 3 p.m. today
Rutledge Chapel on The Horseshoe. Students, facu
and staff are invited. Pawlak was a junior from Ro<
ville, Md., majoring in hotel, restaurant and touri
administration. His funeral will be at 1 p.m. today
St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Norbeck, Md. 3
family requests donations be made to the Dan Paw
Memorial Fund in care of USC's Developm<
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Employees honored for service
Richard Mims, associate dean of the College
Applied Professional Sciences, and Margi Freela
administrative assistant in the Office of the Regist
received Employee of the Year awards from the U
Administrative Employees Club. Mims joined U
nearly 30 years ago and Freeland has worked
USC for 27 years.
Expert gives talk on aids for de*
Kathleen Vergara, educational director of the T
tual Speech Project at the University of Miami, v
present a workshop on tactile aids for the deaf
2:30 p.m. Monday in room 202 of Russell Hou
The workshop is sponsored by the Northlake Serto
Club and the department of speech/language path
ogy and audiology of USC's School of Pub
Health.
Tactile aids are devices worn on the chest to hel
deaf person respond to sound, including warni
sounds. Some deaf people use tactile aids to as;
them in lip reading. Teachers also use tactile aids
language and speech development.
Alumni sponsors USC license plat
A USC license plate is available through the S,
Department of Highways and Transportation and t
Greater USC Alumni Association. The plate co
$48, which includes a $12 tag renewal fee, $1 I
postage handling, and $20 of the fee will go to si
port academic scholarships at USC. The garnet a
white plate features black letters and the Gameco
logo.
Plates can be bought at the highway department
Park Street in Columbia or through the mail by wi
ing The S.C. Department of Highways and Pub
Transportation, Division of Motor Vehicles, Perse
alized License Plate Unit, P.O. Box 1498, Columb
S.C., 29216-0008. For information, 777-4111.
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e Alumni invited to Palms reception
tu- USC alumni and guests are invited to a reception
>n- April 23 honoring USC President John Palms and his
in wife, Norma. Sponsored by the Carolina Club of
lty Charleston County, the reception will be from 5:30 to
:k- 7:30 p.m. in Blacklock House at 18 Bull St on the
sm College of Charleston campus. For information,
in 1-800-476-8752.
iak Professor to discuss book on Japan
*nt Robert Angel, a USC assistant professor of government
and international studies, will discuss his recent
book, "Explaining Economic Policy Failure: Jaf
pan in the 1969-71 Internatinal Monetary Crisis," ab?
out Japan's response to world crises at 3:30 p.m.
n ' today in room 429, Gambrell Hall,
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sc Alumni Services to hold seminars
for The Alumni Career Services Center is offering
"Lunch and Learn" seminars for USC alumni from
jf noon to 2 p.m. each Tuesday at the Alumni House,
1731 College St.
ac" Designed to heln individuals evaluate, redirect and
rill develop the insights and skills to conduct a strategic
at job search, the seminars focus on a different topic
ise- each week and are repeated the following month. A
ma $15 registration fee covers all sessions. Topics in?1
elude "Adults in Career Transition," "Resume WritHe
ing," "Job Search" and "Interviewing." For information,
777-7280.
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gist.
"Models of the Mind," a USC summer program
for gifted high school students, is accepting applications
through May 1. The residential program, which
6 will run July 7-20, is open to rising 10th- and 11thq
graders who have been designated junior scholars by
he their schools. The program, which is sponsored by
sts the South Carolina College, will examine how the
for mind works.
,p_ Participants will hear USC faculty from biology,
n(j computer science, engineering and the humanities
discuss theories about the nature and workings of the
mind. They also will have an opportunity to work
on with computers. Cultural and recreational activities
-it_ will be scheduled for evenings and weekends. The
lic cost is $725, which includes tuition, housing in the
)n_ university residence hall, meals and extracurricular
ia activities. Scholarship money up to $500 is available.
For information, 777-8102.
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