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By MELISSA TENNEN
Staff Writer
A research program studyin
the effects of groundwater polli
tion will begin next fall, makir
USC one of six universitie
funded by the U.S. Departmei
of Energy.
"It's exciting for our researcl
ers to be involved with other r<
searchers around the country <
we seek solutions to some c
society's greatest problems," sai
Paul Huray, USC vice provo:
for research.
For the next five years, US"
will receive up to $1.75 millio
for research and equipmen
$130,000 by the end of this fiscj
year, Huray said.
"This is a real asset for us t
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From Staff Reports
Parking hassles for events at th
Carolina Coliseum might decreas
with the creation of another re
served parking section.
Ninety reserve spaces have bee
made available in the parking lc
adjacent to Greene Street. Tickel
i\ji ivdwvv/ apavt/a ai^ aim ta
be purchased when tickets for a
event are ordered.
The reserve parking ticket ca
only be used on the night of th
event for which it was purchased.
But the cost for parking in th
two large university lots on Par
Street behind the Coliseum has in
creased from $2 to $3.
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and other schools in
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more immediate access to information
rather than having to
wait."
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is to a national supercomputer re)f
search system at Oak Ridge Nad
tional Laboratories in Tennessee.
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background and an expertise in
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lems of Savannah River Plant
t, were recent and located so near,"
il Huray said. "That is why USC
was chosen in this consortium."
o USC's primary task is to deveDaces
in reserve
_ There are about 1,000 spaces in
e the lots, which are bordered by
;e Blossom, Park, Greene and Lincoin
steets.
Parking is free at the Koger
n Center.
)l Free parking permits valid for
^ an entire semester are available to
n students and faculty who need to
n use the Coliseum lots while attending
evening classes, said Bill
Baker, director of Parking and
e Vehicle Registration.
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five years. Huray said the computer
will provide threedimensional
models of underground
water conditions, including
the process of contamination.
"We will be able to mathematically
conceptualize the processes
that influence groundwater," he
said.
"This will give us a chance to
get our ideas together with other
schools," Reeves said.
Other schools in the consortium
are Rice University, State
University of New York at Stony
Brook, Texas A&M University,
University of Tennessee and
Vanderbilt University.
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campus and establish a protocol
for rape victims at the health
center.
Student Treasurer Brian Black
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things: managing the Student Government
budget, representing the
students in the Senate Finance
Committee and monitoring studeht
organization budgets to ensure
codes are not broken.
"Educating the students to how
the financial process works is very
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By RUSSELL ENSLEY
Staff Writer
Amidst drugs, alcohol abu:
and other problems college
there is one that is not al
violence.
Dr. Dianne Follingstad of
partment has extensively resea
In her studies she has found
percent of college students a
been involved in dating violer
or the perpetrator.
The majority of the violenc
ing, slapping or throwing thinj
is brutal.
Previous studies have four
campus with about 10,000 stu<
may be at risk of expierencing
at the hands of a dating partnei
A study Follingstad condu
that between 20 to 25 nercer
viewed have been victims of d
ure excludes females who wei
violence, which, contrary to j
cur, Follingstad said.
She said causes of the viole
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important," he said. "I'll be ac
sible to all students."
"I think the student body i
surer should be there for stu
organizations so they can get fi
ing as quickly and easily as p<
ble," said Sen. Eric Dell, the c
candidate for treasurer.
Dell wants to create a video
treasurer's workshop for stud
and inform students and stui
organizations about the fund
allocation process.
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students grapple with, type of '
ways noticed: dating jection,
about se)
USC's psychology de- Some
rched the topic. violence
that between 20 and 30 strong d<
cross the country have treme jej
ice, either as the victim as hitting
Foiling
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*s. But a large part of it through
she said.
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id that on any college relations!
tents, 100 to 400 a year for .Men
life-threatning violence for batte
number i
cted at USC indicated "The i
it of the females inter- counselir
ating violence. That fig- stay," sai
e perpetrators of dating "As a rrn
general belief, does oc- batterer."
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nee have been traced to to take a
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'actors. One is a history of family violence,
nmunication skills, low self-esteem and inacontrol
anger are also related, she added. This
violence is also associated with jealousy, redomination,
alcohol use, and disagreements
t.
signs of people who might be prone to dating
are if they are potentially abusive, have a
ssire to control the other person, exhibit exalousy,
possessiveness and violent acts, such
; walls.
*stad stresses that these signs in no way mean
rson is or will be abusive. "A person may go
life hitting walls, but never touch a person,"
lyone who might be involved in an abusive
lip, help is available at the Resource Center
in Columbia. The center offers counseling
ring men and couples. The center's phone
s 256-0468.
individuals who come and take part in the
lg program usually turn out successful if they
d Judv Weesner. a resource center emnlnvee
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itter of fact, one of our counselors is a former
jstad said the key to avoid dating violence is
ire of a problem before it develops.
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Fall and Summer 1991.
Prefer advertising/Public
Relations majors, but will
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with sales and/or
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