The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, September 18, 1992, Page 3, Image 3

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Warlord takes troops Somalia ? A spokesman for Somalia's main warlord said Thursday he does not object to the United States deploying 2,400 Marines to provide support for U.N. troops being dispatched to guard food for starving Somalis. The Marine amphibious group is expected to arrive within a few days on four warships that will sit in the Indian Ocean off Somalia's coast. The Marines will support U.S. airlift operations of U.N. troops to Mogadishu. The 500 U.N. troops, 60 of whom arrived earlier this week, are to protect humanitarian aid shipments and workers in this devastated capital. The United States is transporting them from Pakistan. Sarajevo shelled SARAJEVO, BosniaHerzegovina ? The capital reeled under renewed bombardment Thursday, and the Bosnian gov ernment rejected Serb proposals to stop fighting and divide the wartorn republic. Howitzers, mortars and multiPalms suppo By J.T. WAGENHEIM News Editor USC President John Palms said 1 supports student government's oppos content of the cor publication Gamecock Fever. "I take the student's side on this material in the publication is offensi student groups and organizations," Pt "I think it is wonderful the admini student leaders are coming togethei this publication," Student Body Vic We're not we're t Sm v Get your sor 1 j The Fnre V to th j wil The Coliseum Box Office is open h Bur andanee is a singe of words I is sura to OH Center. I BUDDY 'sr* that took songwriti me moral six singe was cree valid anc transforr moti vatic Th< its quirky the socia of everyr manicure tragedy, these "si As; tells the: the Skid pursuit o! he name street bri singing a of hilario All Perform an pie-rocket launchers pounded western suburbs of the besieged Bosnian city at dawn after a night of intense attacks from Serb positions in the north and northwest, government defense officials said. They reported one dead and 28 wounded overnight. Heavy mortal" fire could later be heard in the morning from government forces' downtown positions. The renewed fighting came just hours after the parliament of the self-proclaimed Bosnian Serb republic drafted a bargaining position for peace with Bosnia's beleaguered government. Tensions high in city FORT DEPOSIT, Ala. ? A measure of calm has returned to this city after the slaying of a black election worker and a suspicious fire at the home of the white mayor. But black and white ministers wonder how long the peace will hold. "I think it's a balloon about to pop," said the Rev. Howard Jones, a black preacher who helped form a group of black and white ministprc tr\ trv tn poco ror>iol tpncir\n? in t-V'lO VV/ w J IV/ VUOV X UV1UI lVIia*W*?u *?? this community 30 miles southwest of Montgomery. Like other small towns in the Deep South, Fort Deposit has ?rts boycott c Kelli Lister said. "We have to trust I hursday he dents," Palms said, .ition to the Gamecock Fever is itroversial USC football game recently announced a I issue. The do business through ve to many uuvcuuiiciu ricMuciu ilms said. "We have contact stration and through Gamecock I to oppose would not allow them e President dent government if the good because he oldest iMTIflli PMB1 SfflW) ffi is an (SGGsiiHU i or daughter a Season Membership Cultural Arts Series: ^\U\7e With Culture itt 75 students to purchase a season r e Alive with Culture series for only 1 receive a Fr??. zippered 6-pack ci Tickets are going fast. Don't Delay, call the Coliseum Box Office Today! thrmioh Frirlav Q:00 am to 6:00 DI J O" J rSIMP CAROLINA PROGRAM UNION Cultural *Arts Committee presents \ll\7e With Cultu VINX October 4,1992 sting with three lifetimes worth of travels, turmoil, and e irthy lyrical style all his own, VINX is a rare new breed ?r, percussionist, arranger, and producer who uses and music to express thoughts and feelings to his auc > bring out emotions you never knew you had. THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY November 10,1992 BOYI Buddy Holly's back and he's raising the root Direct from Broadway comes the Tony-nominated I HOLLY STORY, the joyous new musical which c it fueiea noiiy s meieonc riso 10 siaruom unw ine irag his life and robbed the world of one of its best 3TS. HARLEM SPIRITUAL ENSEMBLI February 17,1993 . a moving, reverent presentation... with excellent Die performance," says The Youngstown Vindicator. rs and two instrumentalists, the HARLEM SPIRrTUA ited in order to keep alive the American Negro Spir I important art form and an integral part of America nation of biblical stories into song is sure to provide ac >nal evening. STEEL MAGNOLIAS March 23,1993 ?successful off-Broadway play that was made into i , lovable southern ladies to the Koger Center. In CI J center of the town seems to be at Truvy's beau ty pa day folk getting their hair cut, shampooed, and styli i thrown in on the side, is suffused with humor a This funny, touching comedy reveals the strength a eel magnolias." LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS April 5,1993 arecipientoftheBestMusicalAward, LITTLE SHOPC story of Seymour Krelboin, a befuddled boy botanist Row Flower Shop with the blonde, scatterbrained f the elusive Audrey, Seymour has an ally, a mysterio s, lovingly, Audrey II. From the first doo-wop of a trio ( ats to the plaintive dreams of Seymour and Audrey, ind dancing antics of Audrey II, this show promises to us humor and musical magic. ices are at the Koger Center for the Arts a For more information call CPU at 111-1 This scries is paid for, in part, with student activities <*^H racial divisions deep and rigid, with Although 70 percent of the 1,500 whai residents are black, the mayor and and i most of the City Council are M white. Few whites attend the pub- beca lie schools. a Ca ing, Death rate falls m _ modi ITASCA, 111. ? 1 he rate of ^ accidental deaths in 1991 was the lowest in 67 years, with road acci- slate dents still by far the leading cause of such fatalities, the National T1 Safety Council said Thursday. Advi ncitir The council credited the decline state to greater safety awareness, tech- Care nological advances, improved traffic law enforcement and the ecoInomic downturn, which resulted in Jjfffi fewer drivers during high-risk Ih| The organization, based in this Chicago suburb, estimated 88,000 people died accidentally last year .Se in the United States. The toll was the lowest since 1924, when T1 85,600 accidental deaths were mou recorded, it said. the Engi __ 'V we v Listfc k A iii^? versi com: for SC economist retires Lisu T1 COLUMBIA ? South recc Carolina's chief economist, Barbara inert Feinn, is retiring after 20 years safei >f 'Gamecock F said. the judgement of the stu- Meanwhile, ( Shealy said he distributed to tailgaters at campus Thursd: s. Student government and test their re< boycott of advertisers who Shealy said the publication, Student picture may be Tom Young said. except one SG/ ed those who advertise to publish the ] r> 1 . _ I .1 ,| ...? Knirl *evtr anu iuiu iiiciu wc saw. to advertise through stu- "I don't thiid sy continued to do so," he sents the studen The Game -H>. * ? I'*' to the 1992-93 , , j| \yj yx M ^ nembership JJf ^ $2a0? f I x>ler! ^ ?s ys ys ys ys ys n, and Saturday, 10:00 am to 2:00 pm. Xs ys ys ys ys ys ys :x tre p* y> ys ichievements, ^ ofartisL VINX >> diverse forms & liences. VINX Y. >> ys y> yS yf at the Roger y BUDDY: THE elebrates the Y. ic plane crash Y loved singer/ _ '? E ^ t soloists... a y Comprised of y L ENSEMBLE Y itual as both a Y n history. The Y :aptivatingand Y y. y Yi i movie brings Y linquapin, LA, Y rlor. This story Y 3d, with a little Y id tinged with Y: nd humanity of Y: )F HORRORS 'Y , who works in Y Audrey. In his Y us plant which Y. >f harmonizing Y. capped by the Y. bean evening Y: nd begin at 7:30 pm. Y '130. t fee*. Y J) i l the state board that predicts | t South Carolina's economy " income will be. s. Feinn, 67, is retiring Nov. 1 B use her husband, a professor at lifomia university, also is retir- a she said. P [s. Feinn developed a new r( ci lor picuicuug suae icvciiucj> jji uses historic economic data other information to predict the S( 's financial future. q le state Board of Economic isors uses the model along with )nal forecasts to predict the 's income on which the South ;s< >lina budset is based r< I L nate to buy callbox & ie Student Senate voted unani- h sly to install a new callbox to entrance of Swearingen v meering building. p ^s soon as we get the money, tl vill do it," Vice President Kelly C :r said. C new callbox will cost the uniity $2,000, but a senate safety a mittee thought it was necessary ti the students, according to ii ;r. tl le resolution states the senate n >gnizes the student body's eased concern about campus s ty. v tl i 9 P T T /"V -C* CVCI jcimecock Fever publisher Rod sent a photographer to the USC ay to take pictures of students tction to his newspaper, all students were informed the : used for the publication. All i representative said it was okay photo in the newspaper, Shealy : that student government reprel body in this issue," he said. 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Ua/xmioa t h a *r r\ 1 r\ rtit im\jyy uctdust iuiu alms a year ago they would ask le legislature to sever ties between loastal Carolina College and the lolumbia campus. But civic leaders in Spartanburg nd Aiken have opposed breaking es with Columbia. Those officials isist the USC system works and tie relationship benefits all comlunities where campuses exist. Palms has repeatedly said profesors at Spartanburg and Aiken /ould rather have independence tian give up autonomy in academic lolicymaking. n faculty ?breakup 'Financially, the state of South Carolina needs us to stay together. They don't support higher education as it is now. It would be even more cosily it we were inaependent." Elizabeth S. Bell USC-Aiken professor "What we're saying is, 'You can have academic autonomy and be part of system,"' Sandra Hochel, a speech communications professor at Aiken since 1974, said. Elizabeth S. Bell, an English professor at Aiken for 14 years, said the system should remain intact. "Financially, the state of South Carolina needs us to stay together," she said. "They don't support higher education as it is now. It would be even more costly if we were independent." Bell said she's been particularly troubled by Palms' statements that he's consulted with professors at campuses in Aiken and Spartanburg. "I'm a little skeptical of what he has in mind," Bell said. "I haven't found anyone he's talked to on this campus." Palms said Tuesday he would be visiting Aiken in the next several weeks to talk with professors as a group. k needs Help! ho have completed ho have ample ice to edit copy for !ontact 777-3914. Jest good. t Special 1 0 with student ID 1 &S </s Feature 1 </s <7s >hts i . *N uteris. *N ?r ~ ^ <7s </s &s i/s n* ^ W . <C/N C*i $N <7s <7s &s nage | iuctivity L:X: fun & fitness 1 :ig champion | )ic stars... 1 Sn </S ODAY (co-ed) 1 r Rd. 1 ODAY (Ladies only) H Trenholm Plaza) ODAY (Ladies only) | t Rd. (Widewater Sq.) 798-8783 $ $$