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Leaders mourn attack UJ BISHO, South Africa ? An emotional Nelson Mandela laid ^ei wreaths Tuesday in a field in a a^ri black homeland where troops killed t0 v at least 24 ANC marchers, striking ?' :i a damaging blow to efforts to 10 ^ negotiate an end to apartheid. ^ ^ Anglican Archbishop Desmond Tutu and other church leaders went .. . .< *-t- , . timt to tne site in tne casieei nomeianu ,w"v earlier in the day, kneeling between U.N police armored vehicles to offer saic prayers for the dead and wounded rene from Monday's shooting. Angry r ^ blacks scuffled with police in ^hu Johannesburg and Cape Town. Port Flanked by South African police caP! and supporters, Mandela walked ^ers about 20 yards into Ciskei to place ^ several wreaths. s^or Man with animal liver dies Ac PITTSBURGH ? The baboon h liver of a man who lived for 71 anir days after the world's First animal- state to-human liver transplant showed shot no sign of failure, doctors said pige Tuesday. T "In this case, the liver went whc through the whole process func- Pem tioning instead of being ruined as rupt was the case before," said Dr. scuf Thomas Starzl, chief of the ers Pittsburgh Medical Center's day Transplantation Institute. "1 "This one emerged at the other end mad of the tunnel in very good condition." said The 35-year-old man, who was of i not identified at his request, died Col< Sunday as doctors tried to wean aftei him from a respirator. in 1 Theodore supports suits Wc COLUMBIA ? Lt. Gov. Nick Theodore and 48 lawmakers came SDa out in support today of legal action opei challenging the state Budget and freq Control Board's recent cuts in the sche state budget. F; Theodore and the lawmakers mon filed a friend-of-the-court brief that if a backs lawsuits filed by the state atin< Hospital Association and the South M Carolina Education Association. June The state Supreme Court is old scheduled to hear arguments in the was lawsuits on Wednesday. won 122023320311 ? Gamecock Haller as ; Student *?? Body W Jm . Treasurer ^ in Friday's Ddn F edition. W. Eric Dell is E Student Government's trea- lc surer. K The Gamecock regrets the u error. | }r Welcome Si to Washington Street United Sunday Services: S Downtown- Corner of V Bull, a ten minute walk sMiTs 1 v CPU h; .. / , Give us * \\ll^Fy,eve 'X ^"w, - i > /-- ,V"- 1/ i--, fine arts, lectui p more! Com U so call th \ andfpi N. cancels relief flights SARAJEVO, Bosnia-zegovina ? U.N. officials lptly canceled two relief flights arajevo Tuesday, dashing hopes i quick resumption of an airlift le war-battered capital. l senior U.N. peacekeeper in tjevo had expressed hope that [its could resume for the first : in five days, although other . officials in Zagreb, Croatia, 1 they knew of no plans to :w the operation, he airlift was suspended rsday after an Italian transer was downed approaching the tal, killing all four crew memarajevo was reported running t of just about everything. tivists try to free birds 1EGINS, Pa. ? More than 100 nal-rights activists bolted past i police and in front of loaded guns to free birds at an annual on shootout. he protesters were among 1,300 ) converged on this eastern nsylvania town of 900 to disthe Labor Day shoot. Several fles broke out as shoot supportans activists spent much of the shouting at one another. It was a success and we really e it difficult" for the shooters Steve Hindi of Piano, 111., one the opponents of the Fred jman Memorial Shoot, named r a local marksman and begun 934. man faces brothel count SPARTANBURG ? A rtanburg woman accused of ating a house of prostitution uented by police officers is duled to go on trial Tuesday, aye Black faces a maximum six ths in prison and a $1,000 fine anvicted of the charge of operl a brothel, officials said. is. DiacK was cnargea arter a : incident in which a 51-yearSpartanburg man died while he performing a sex act on a tan for $60. [call if you need us... | or your safety 23 mergency call boxes are >cated along paths identied In the USC Lightways lap which is available om Student Government. :udents a /f^.4.1-./~>i i ivieiiLuuibL ^nurcn >am and 11am Vashington and from campus. Lngs to Think About. er 35 million people h poverty. The majorit) dren. 1 My \i ^ ? i // is as a Hotline for yc a call and get the facts? ;nts- concehs, comedian :: i: ; ' \ : if " JL...: | \ ........ V X j// :J \i Vi V res, e^cyrsioris and muc 'eniedt fof you 24 hours ie Hotline at 7-7C] I s n at a; smile oil your lips!/1 A-, A .j1'*/' Faculty S By MELISSA TENNEN Assistant News Editor The Columbia faculty senate vot< Wednesday to allow the university' campuses to move toward indep desired, according to Peter Beck' Senate Chair. The move was prompted by US< jonn renins as a resun 01 an unrav system and Coastal's desire for indi Becker said. In this way, the Senate hopes t( "system more meaningful in a sense and international stature, and the cur is not satisfactory," according to i Advisory Committee's report. This means the Spartanburg and Brown ta By ROCHELLE KILLINGBECK Staff Writer "Carpe diem" (sieze the day for tomorrow) is Stephen Brown's philosophy on life. The journalism sophomore said he tries to live everyday like it is his last because one person can make a difference in peoples lives. "The organizations I participate in mean a lot to me because I've made great friends, and we share a common concern about our future," Brown said. Brown is a member of Amnesty International, Carolina Program Union, the Homecoming Commission, Student Government, Bill Clinton for President Campaign and also serves as the Student Director for the Honor's College. "We get a lot of knowledge from classes, but there's no knowledge like 2^3 ^^23 I| Xm7 cpi ' rm '209, c SIMP paid for, h n the United States live j are women and * a 'lPs >u ! on * >,% // f "*** : is, movies, 4 x-. h, much ^ a day lenate giv puses must decide v faculty has not decid :d this past prefer to remain und s four-year continuing their own endence if The Coastal camp er, Faculty plan to leave the systt "They cannot conti C President It has to be one or the eling to die "USC is an institutic :pendence," much yet to do, and a i do it-.if we plan wisely 3 make the Should the campus of national tern, a facilitating ct Tent system will be set up to ai the Faculty Becker said, would computer systems Aiken cam- Columbia campus. kes adva w Stej: extracurricular knowledge," he said. Brown wants to be aware o what's going on around him. "Stephen is hardly ever homi because he is so involved,' Brown's roomate Brad Holt said. "I jokingly call myself his alte ego because he's really involve< and full of energy, and I'm reall; laid back," Holt said. Brown said sometimes Holt ha to tell him to slow down. "He's great to live with though he cheers you up when you're feel ing down," Holt added. That jovial attitude is considere< vBTrnffJ ufMpii J Wants You! :orget open house tonight nm in the Russell House I >m. Refreshments will be , so be there! information stop by Russell House >r call 777-7130. This program is n part, by student activity fees. YOU CAN HELP CHARTA COURSE FOR CAROLINA'S FUTURE \ \ST -_i? s?<i?r?i y/^y jTyPjlmettoE^^I -'.'^V** / ^ssdi js ' ' m BE A ~~ LEADERSHIP ^ MENJ^^ \ A ^ ^ J&" \ \ i y-rc I ^vHemtngw; es OK for /hich way to go. Aiken's These c ed, but Spartanburg would USC, acci ler the USC system while sory chair programs, Becker said. The car >us has already said they if they wi an. an intergr; nue to do their own thing. The ca : other," Becker said. curricului >n with much to be proud of, Becker sa eal prospect of being able to If they and welf'sPalms said. - comply w es decide to leave the sys- Becker, immittee in the next year Palms d the process. One task, policies, < be a reallignment of the versity, he which all feed into the Palms i t _ rv .rune aiier ntage of e iHen Urozvn to be an asset by many students f who work in various organizations with Brown, e , "Stephen and I are in CPU and the Homecoming Commission together," Senior broadcasting r major Shannon Mewborn said, i "Stephen has a great willingness y and desire to participate. When I ask him to help with something, he s just asks what, when, where and u nro * i A 1 i i now. mai kiiiu 01 volunteer is naru i, to find," she said. Although Brown always tries to help when he is needed, he admiti ted that time management is one jAi ifjm HH< m ,/ te tiKt ^ HE'S CHmiEDT ^ EM^TITTn 1 ?Sl)UWlw?, I We'll Clean Oi H or Slacks FF 0 (Plain Only, No Silks, Velvets q nours /:duam 8:00am - 2:0 425 Assembl What is a Leadership M A Leadership Mentor is a friend for first year students participati Program. By giving first-hand a< t ? uppuiiuiuues ai v^aiuima, i^cauc a vital link in the development o How do I become a Leac Leadership Mentors will be chi short interview process. Interviews are by appointment, and ending September 18, HeL Leadership Mentors must have activities on campus and comp All Leadership Mentors must h , grade point average The deadline for application i i Application Form | Name: | Local Address: I Phone: Year: Please remember to sign up for an interview time West Wing, Russell Hou.se. You will be contacted \ breakup ampuses would not be competive with arding to Marcia Welsh, faculty advinpuses must be willing to compromise sh to stay within the system. "It's not ated system now," said Welsh, mpuses are working with their own ns and are branches in name only, id. stay, the campuses are expected to ith what Columbia dictates, continued said this must include governance, ind procedures which define the uni: said. nitially proposed the measure this past a year-long assessment of the situation. very day thing he's working on."I try to take a lilltel time out for myself. When I'm really stressed, I go to the movies," said the 19-year-old who aspires to be a movie producer. "I love cinematography," Brown said. He described himself as an eccentric collector of movie posters, a huge video tape collection and broadway music. He knows that most college students are not eccentric collectors, but he prides himself on being an individual. "He*is definitely his own person," sophomore Nicole Ferrari said. "He likes people, but he doesn't let people control him. I respect that." I try to be my own person, but in doing so I don't exclude people. I like being around people and if I can help make someone's day a littte brighter, it's worth it." w Who else he pants off of? ? jMadison /xjt'ramn/^) TTTTTTmmMHH Welcome Back :leanzrs Gamecocks! j| ie Pair of Pants M > T7T7 ..... 0 LUiJLj (witn coupon) h s, etc.) One Coupon Per Visit tp] 6:30pm Mon. -Fri W 0pm Saturday rj y St. 799-2030 nnCTiVrTTniHHHHHH tj l|d yi'W 'entor? and an important resource ng in the Emerging Leader ivice on leadership rship Mentors become fUSC's future leaders. lership Mentor? asen by an application and beginning September 14 d in the Leadership Lab. participated in leaderhship leted at least 60 credit hours. ~ ^ r _ i--.. 1-^' ? uvc a a.d or oener cumuiuuve is September 11. 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