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From Staff Reports
USC and several community organiz
observe World AIDS Day on Dec. 1
World AIDS Day is an annual obser
Organization to call international attent
syndrome and the problems associate
theme for this year's observance is "A <
USC will be the host of three activiti
AIDS/HIV information booths will I
front of the Russell House. A video pr<
and USC School of Public Health facu
tions and hand out brochures.
A panel discussion, "Community F
from 2 to 3:30 p.m. in the Russell Hoi
Clemson disi
By The Associated Press
Clemson University has distrib- (
uted about 30,000 more free con- :
doms than usual since the school '
health center began allowing students
to get them anonymously.
Previously, students had to fill
out forms and face a desk clerk at
the Redfern Health Center before
they could get the condoms.
Redfern has given away 40,000
condoms this school year, compared
to 10,000 in 1991. i
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ed with the deadly disease. The Other commu
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es as part of the observance. *he America:
>e open from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in unlil n?on at its
esentation on AIDS will be shown movie "Comm
lty and students will answer ques- Rockefella's in
beginning at 11
Response to AIDS," will be held For m?re infc
ise theater. Panelists will include a Sy with USC's t
tributes 30,000 m
The health center began giving means they are
3ut condoms in an effort to help Since Augu
students protect themselves against been able to 1
\IDS and sexually transmitted dis- vending machir
iases. of campus dorrr
Students can get condoms from Students say
)ins in the health clinic's tion of condoi
estrooms, clinic director Dr. made all the dif
Robert Burley said. . "I think peoj
Students are taking condoms by to get condom;
he satchel-full, he said. sex is such a tc
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ine numoers are ever-increas- more loin ricj
ng," he said. "I just hope that you can get th
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The Final Week for
Sarnet & Black Yearbook
liftings begins November 30!
[ouse between 9am and 7pm Monday throug]
rures are quiets absoCuteCyfree,
and op en to att students!
Graduates and Seniors:
>r an appointment in front of the Grand Mar
photographer is also scheduled from 6p
Tues., Dec. 1 - Horseshoe Area Lou
Wed., Dec. 2 - Columbia Hall Classr<
Thurs., Dec. 3 - Bates House Classro
Fri., Dec. 4 - Towers Area Social Ro<
From 10am to 7pm:
Sat., Dec. 5 - Patterson Hall West Lo
Questions? Call Student Media at 777
Fire destroys
rare collection
WINDSOR, England ? Queer
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ing ruins at Windsor Castle
Saturday, and the governmen
pledged to restore her home to it:
original splendor, but some law
makers said the nation had more
Friday's fire, which took more
than nine hours to contain, severely
damaged several historic rooms ii
an area 330 yards by 55 yards ii
the northwest corner of the castle
which was founded in the lltl
century.
Hopes began to rise that the los:
of the treasures from one of the
world's richest art collection:
might not be too expensive.
Much was removed from the
I castle by a human chain of staff
soldiers and Prince Andrew, the
queen's second son, who was a
the castle when the fire broke ou
before noon Friday.
Dickie Arbiter, the spokesmai
for Buckingham Palace, tol<
reporters four or six pictures wer<
thought to be damaged, "but it i
far too early to say which painting
and to give a definite number."
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Jinst ciemson. Internal probe finds
e Tigers, 24-13. serious nuclear faults
WASHINGTON ? An intent
probe of worker safety and healt
iblic Health
AIDS Day
)S, a teenager who lost her mother to AIDS and a voiun
>S, the Palmetto AIDS Life Support Services jof Sout
service will be held from 4 to 5 p.m. in Rutledge Chape
e.
nity activites are also planned in conjuction with USC'
forld AIDS Day.
1 Red Cross is planning a teleconference from 10:30 a.n
Bull Street location. The Nickeldeon theater will play th
on Threads: Stories from the Quilt," at 7 p.m. an
hive Joints will noia a "kock Against aiij;> runu-raise
p.m.
>rmation about World AIDS Day activities, call Francisc
School of Public Health at 777-5032.
lore free condoms
using them." totally private, why not?"
st, they also have Before the policy change, He
3uy condoms from said he often served as a suppli
les in the restrooms for friends who were too shy to g
litories. the condoms themselves,
making the distribu- Derrick Ho, a Clemson junic
ns less public has said many of his friends we
ference. embarrassed to approach the cler]
3le are embarrassed at the clinic because many of the
> in public because were women.
>uchy issue," sopho- "I think (the change) is a pret
b said. "But when good idea because a lot of guys a
em totally free and too shy," he said.
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at the Hanford nuclear weapons Labc
facility in Washington state has longsta
found serious faults, including Food 1
workers exposed to noxious gas, unions
underreporting of occupational (Colur
injuries and carelessness near Sunday
potentially explosive waste tanks. In 1(
Despite the public outcry'since unioni
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weapons facilities, the new report Havi
? makes clear that the agency's most organi2
t contaminated site still does not nized
5 have enough staff to ensure worker Family
. safety adequately during the moni- Witt
> toring and cleanup of dozens of market
tanks containing radioactive and
; chemical wastes. J|Sj
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! vapors, is a concern that needs CU 1
prompt attention from manage- ,
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viewed by the study team said they Clei
had little knowledge about specific annual
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COLUMBIA ? A food workers' u
union may be behind the allega- r|va* ^
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non-unionized Food Lion in an not ^el
effort to try to impede, the chain's "I J
phenomenal growth, some experts for the
said. LaCos
Food Lion says the Food and are the
Commercial Workers union is try- Befc
ing to make trouble for the compa- ccrem<
q ny for its own interests, but the the wi
h union denies it. sented
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nding battle the union and
Jon is indicative of how
are changing tactics, The
nbia) State reported for
\s editions.
588, the union lost a bid to
ze employees st Family
a Kalamazoo, Mich.-based
arket chain.
ing failed at its traditional
:ing tactic, the union orga
a consumer boycott of
Foods, The State reported,
tin three years, the superchain
closed.
wins blood drive
pjtrlv 100 ninfc
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mson University won the
Carolina/Clemson Blood
by about 100 pints, Sorority
1 President Lauren LaCoste
said officials from the
;an Red Cross reported near>00
pints were donated
n-the two schools. Clemson
ited they collected about
while USC came up short
ound 1,200 pints,
leeend of the blood drive
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le winner will also win the
x)tball game. This is the first
n eight years the myth has
Id truth.
st want to thank everyone
ir support and for donating,"
te said. "The real winners
ones who gave the blood."
me the game, the traditional
my of presenting the cup to
nner occurred and was preto
Clemson leaders.
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