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Bush s By The Associated Press President Bush invited congressional leaders to discuss the situation in Iraq after deciding to send a battery of Patriot missiles to Kuwait and a third aircraft carrier to the Middle East. Bush stood by his get-tough policy with Saddam Hussein on Monday despite the compromise agreement Sunday which permits U.N. inspectors to search for weapons-related materials at the Agriculture Ministry in Baghdad. The agreement ended another contentious standoff with Saddam, whom the administration claims has been guilty of numerous violations of U.N. Security Council resolutions quite apart from the one which calls for the elimination of weapons of mass destruction. Campaigning in Michigan on Monday, Bush laid down a challenge homoph< Continued from Page 1 A. t-* i r r liven openiy gay proiessors lace harassment. English professor Amitai AviRam said he has been called "flamer" and "faggot" by students passing by in cars, and once had a course evaluation returned to him on which a student referred to him as a "damn queer " Avi-Ram said he has modified his poetry class to make relating to his students easier by treating homo-erotic themes with caution. Clemson University has the same battle on their campus. This past year, the student senate approved the establishment of the Lambda Society, Clemson's version of USC's Bisexual, Gay and Lesbian Student Association; however, the approval did not come $50 MINIMI DONA1 Your plasma is needet recently have had ani infections!!! 1) Mononucleosis 2) Strep Throat 3) Chickenpox or Shing 4) Measles 5) Mumps 6) Chlymidia or Herpes (must be free of oth< Minimum $20 donation for male rn ^ | Serologii ^ ^ Suite Serologicals f7i\v IS | MOE LI WAREHOUSE + -SAL UPTOWN WAREHOUSE Oh OVER 15,000 ITEMS! 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A Pentagon Iraq, ?nnl'p?man Armv I f Col Terence R Meehaii, said the operation, dubbed Text "Eager Mace 92-93," was the third men in a series of annual maneuvers had involving the two countries. plyir Bush tried to gain political gy ji advantage from his handling of the in A Iraqi situation by suggesting he T1 alone had what it took to "stand up cabl< to the Baghdad bully." nine But with the elections less than of Ir 100 days away, there was no sign and Democrats were willing to pursue a coul less-aggressive policy toward uran Saddam than Bush. Bi Rep. Lee Hamilton, D-Ind., a adm senior member of the House a $1 obia ^ Frorr A] easy. Death threats and intirivida- free tion were used on many senators, who wanted to remain anonymous, to vote against establishing the p. organization. conv "I got a call one day saying that a ^ if I approved it, I would be put on anj" a blacklist and my future would be hous ruined. A fellow senator told me that his life was threatened," a sen., mem ator said. said A change in attitude will not c come easily. Change in the South takes a long and uphill battle. reaS( And as Miller points out, with jot ( the right attitude and enough spine, it's not so bad openly confronting iaa the norms. Even in the South. Miller said, "What's the worse they could do, beat me up? Well, I actually they did. Twice." UM EACH I H riON K i if you have or I of the following les K HM ;r STD's) s with blood types A or B :als, Inc., 2739 Laurel St. H| C, Columbia, SC 29204 HI SVYS I Saturday *-y UK |H August V SIDEWALK ? E" J JLY - 1109 LADY ST. J| 3ES START AT 51001 if) ;essories - BEACH WEAR Jii 1/^ Price! 5 JCH MORE! M"r STIC REDUCTIONS, E FINAL SATURDAY 8:30-7 >y tough ign Affairs Committee, said Iraq through a president should be much Ohio which ht ;her in enforcing economic linked to Baghc tions against Iraq. trialization elToi iVe could, for example, just Democratic f traffic going in and out of Bill Clinton g " Hamilton said. supportive of E UAnri; T> rir\n7alA7 T^_ ClOClinCf Trflfl V'l'. X 1U1II J i-* . VJVlIXiUIVXj, JLZ Upuinuv - - ?VJ, is, on Monday produced docu- Clinton's runn ts showing the administration Gore, said Bus! violated its own advice on sup- war enabled S lg Iraq with sensitive technolo- date his power.' jst before Iraq invaded Kuwait Asked if CI ugust 1990. maintaining pr te State Department, in secret was helpful, is dated Feb. 12, 1990, asked spokeswoman 1 industrialized allies to be wary don't think any aqi attempts to acquire carbon Clinton on fore glass fiber technology that he has no abilit d be used in its missile and whatsoever." ium enrichment programs. The Pen tag ut only four months later, the Monday night inistration approved the sale of Patriot missiles 5 million glass fiber plant to in Kuwait as a loving off cai i Staff Reports wa i off-campus apartment may seem like a toc living Utopia to many students, but that first Co tment also can bring big, but avoidable aches, according to USC experts. hel nding an apartment which is both cheap and of enient is often the first hurdle students face, y?' !C housing expert said. Roommate problems up landlords add to the list of headaches, other hoi ing officials said. sh( ) avoid a tension-filled and drawn-out apartt search, don't start out expecting too much, be Rosemary Broadway, coordinator of USC's M; :ampus student services. lea ~ 1 ?- nln^ i s Knowing wnai you warn, <uiu msu wiuu a enable and likely to occur in Columbia. A av< Df students want something that's within sit K EACKFACKEK I quality gear o : Great Outdoor Connection [^ |for( 40 Harden St. 799-7571 ; 10:00-6:30, Sat. 10:00-5:00 I? Husj front company in renewed 1 id been previously Defend lad's military indus- condition rts. the aircra irociHonfiol nnminpp vx/QC hac WOlUVlillUl Iiv/Uiiiivv " WL? HUJ ;enerally has been Mediterrj lush's recent stance additiona but on Sunday, U.S. resol ing mate, Sen. A1 The Pi h's actions after the deploy me addam "to consoli- undertak The batu inton's support for maintena essure on Saddam units, tota Bush campaign The si rorie Clarke said, "I Patriot, a thing will help Bill was a "p :ign policy, because Along w y and no experience upgraded missile w on announcement The an said a battery of before I was being deployed national i deterrent to possible options i npus can Iking distance to campus and i. You're not likely to get that c< lumbia," she said. The off-campus student servict p narrow the search to the best quality, price and location whic u, Broadway said. To make thir an appointment with the offi using counseling before starting j advised. And, she said, don't assume goo good roommates. Richland C igistrate Walter Jones said room tding cause of suits brought by si Broadwav said roommate contr oid a lot of household argument* >ilities by spelling out duties in Rll ^-"V* It's quicker than you think! Af them to cash and make rr SELLYO We buy all books 601 Mair a ?ein p lostilities by Iraq. 2 officials speaking on the of anonymity also said ft carrier John F. Kennedy tily dispatched to the mean on Monday as an 1 signal to the Iraqis of Ive. sntagon said the Patriot A n t K/i it or* Qnnrlav anH \i/oc Hii: lit lA/^Uil U UilUUJ UIJU UU.J K. en at Kuwait's request, iry was accompanied by M nee and communications S iling about 120 people, tatement noted that the veteran of the Gulf War, urely defensive" weapon, ith eight launchers, 64 i versions of the Patriot ent to Kuwait. inouncement came shortly an Bush met with his top m< security advisers on future no n the gulf. Although no ac bring h< that's cheap, contracts are a 3mbination in Jones said a w in helping him is office can his courtroom. ; combination Can't imagi :h is right for roommate? Br igs easier, set taken by surpri ice for some the electricity 1 your search, pay it. "On-campu$ d friends will aspect to it. A bounty Chief don't always mates are the should" before tudents. Leases can I acts can help like maintenan > over respon- security dep' advance. The Broadway said Mil I HI ISM AND NU ft' I # W~ter you've finished your textk lore books available for oth< URBOi > with current markei 1 Street 803 256-6666 lolicy ~????r "? 1 j-&% Hush nouncement was made after the feting, officials insist there was 1 prospect of imminent military tion. iadaches vailable in student services, and ritten contract would be valuable decide roommate-related cases in ne having a problem with your oadway said many students are se by roommates who collect for bill, for example, and then never > living really has no financial md, unfortunately, most students discuss money as well as they sharing an apartment, she said. )e loaded with potential problems ce fees which ensure part of your osit will never be refunded, mmsm' IT 1^ I jooks, convert ;r students. >KS I i i