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Lt. Col. Joh R. Lockard gives out awards to (JSC Army ROTC members during an awards ceremony
Thursday.
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is printed, in part, on recycled paper, g/ ry
Do your part and take your paper to the near- ?
est recycling drop-off location. USC's ^T?' v .js. f
point is the white dumpster on Sumter Street iX A AlL
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Campus v<
Washam wins individi
Moore named outstam
From Staff Reports
Several people from USC were re
this month for their excellence in serv
Community Service Reception:
Joni Washam, Outstanding Individi
hours. She is a volunteer for Palmetto
port Services Inc., where she is a tea
buddy program.
Habitat for Humanity at USC, Stud
that logs the most service hours foi
group is involved in providing housing
restoration to families in need.
Medical Student Association, Outs
Organization ? Projects. This grou]
blood and cholesterol screenings, /
programs, tutoring efforts and works i
Free Medical Clinic.
Moore Residence Hall, Outstanding
of the Year. This hall registered the n
jects with the office for their work
Children's Home, Habitat for Hun
American Red Cross.
Bowling Club at USC, Student O
Foundation
morning there is a great need for a
foundation because of research
practices," Warren said.
Trustee Mark Buyck said members
of a foundation should be
more representative of the state
and nation.
"I think the foundation should .
have more geographic representatives.
Currently, the foundation is i
representative of Columbia. It i
would be far more beneficial to go
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9.I'm going out
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10.Asthma runs in
my family.
11.1 forgot to eat
this morning.
12. I'm allergic to
flowering
magnolia.
For the cost of a
first offense DUI
you can get:
5000 taxi rides
from Five Points to campus
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The cost of a first offense
arrpsf-anH rnnvirtirm fnr
driving under the influence
of alcohol or other
drugs is expensive. Consider
the fine, towing,
increased auto insurance,
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.
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t t raises th(
ial award, This g
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tion of tt
projects \
tcognized earlier have deve
ice at this year's sible to tl
Adopt a I
ial Volunteer ? Ray Di
AIDS Life Sup- vice. He
m leader for the university
vice orgai
ent Organization Campu
the year. This Bangston
I renovation and her work
encouragi
Handing Student Cobbs wa
p has perfomed literacy in
^IDS education year in ac
in the Columbia ing Progrc
Carolin;
Residence Hall crjiniyin a
lost service pro- Week anc
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nanity and the also recog
standing 1
rganization that cated men
I Continued from page 1
to a wider spectrum," Buyck
Buyck proposed the foun
board have nine to 15 met
The board would consist of
to six members appointed t
Board of Trustees; three to s
pointed by the president of
one appointed by the Alumi
sociation board; one appoint
the Board of Visitors; an<
trustee.
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s recognized
j largest donation for a community cause,
jp raised $8,274 in a tournament for the
Cancer Society.
pa Phi, Outstanding Greek Letter Organizale
Year. This organization has had ongoing
vith Camp Burnt Gin in Sumter where they
doped a nature trail that is completely accesle
disabled. They have also worked with the
tighway Program and SC-ETV.
ivis, Outstanding Faculty/Staff Effort in Serhas
developed a volunteer program in the
's Career Center and is active in other serlizations.
s Coalition for Literacy recognized Beth
as an outstanding member of the group for
with Story Time. The program focuses on
ng children to read at an early age. Sarah
s also honored for her outstanding service in
logging the highest numher of hours for tho
lull tutoring in Richland One's Adult Readims.
a Cares recognized Delta Delta Delta for orthe
most projects during Carolina Cares
1 the Student Alumni Association for the
aritable donation for the week. The group
;nized Stephanie Myrick-Pendarvis for outeadership
and Devin Beaver as most dedilber.
said. an ex-officio non-voting member
dation of the board. The chief financial
nbers. officer should be another one,
three too," Buyck said.
>y the Warren said the day's comments
ix ap- need to be examined.
USC; "I don't even know if we have
li As- all the answers, given our fine reed
by searching items," Warren said.
1 one "However, from now on, we do
have to be good custodians for
ve as money put in our hands."
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