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Amnesty says rape I common weapon s GENEVA ? Serb forces in Bosnia have regularly used rape n and harassment as part of their s campaign to force Muslims and r Croats to flee their homes, a Amnesty International said Thursday. Thp human riohK organization said that, in some cases, the viola- a lions were carried out "in an organized or systematic way, with the a deliberate detention of women for 2 the purpose of rape and sexual abuse." f Amnesty International said all 1 warring factions were guilty of r human rights abuses, but that \ Serbs carried by far the most blame. Amnesty's legal officer, Nick r Howen, said it was impossible to , estimate the true number of rape j victims. He said there was no evi- ? dence to back up the figure of 20,000 cited by the European * Community. * Smoke, C THE ^ LOOB 50?/o off sterling silver j ewelry 75% off other assorted jewelr> Silk Jackets $14. Belts 1/2 Price YEAR END CLEARANCE! 602 Bush River Rd 10 Min. from ca Just down from Dutch Square Mall Just b LrO SPECIAL SKI PROG] FO use STUDENTS We are pleased to announce the a Program which is being made availab USC Students and Faculty wishing to program must present their USC ident tickets, renting ski equipment, or rentii SPECIAL PRICES ARE; Weekdays (Monday throug Lift' 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. $1 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. $1 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. $1 Saturday. Sunday. Holiday Lift 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. $2 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. $3 5 n.m. to 10 p.m. $1 USC Special Ski Lessons 90 minute group lesson by W School for only $6.95 per per Winterplace Condominiu 2 Bedrooms - Parlor, 2 Baths available Sunday night throuj per night. Winterplace Ski Resort is under ne improved its snowmaking capability, i new lifts (now 4 chair lifts + 2 surface service. Winterplace Ski Resort is located 1 Virginia, 1V2 miles from the Ghent ex: If you need additional info, or nee call 304/ 787-3221. For latest snow o 258-3127. Anticipated conditions for week endir open with all chairlifts operating. * -r^ 1 i democrat says isairct t ;hould withdraw c WASHINGTON ? A promiient Democrat says Zoe Baird C hould request withdrawal of her b lomination as attorney general, v nd letters to Senate offices over- s fhelmingly oppose the nominee. v Baird, a corporate lawyer, c dmitted she and her husband vioated the law by hiring an illegal ^ Jien couple to care for their son md drive for the family. In an interview Wednesday, ^ ormer Rep. Barbara Jordan, D- ^ Texas, said, "Zoe Baird should tot be the attorney general of die Jnited States of America. t( "The ethical high-ground for j, foe Baird is to request that her ( lame be withdrawn," said Jordan, i professor at the LBJ School of e ^ublic Affairs at the University of Texas and a keynote speaker at f ast year's Democratic National f Convention. r v II# T-1 ne. it s i na HferXv" \ 15* 'V SALE mpus |M 1AM ANNOUNCED R & FACULTY I stablishment of a special USC Ski j tie by the Winterplace Ski Resort, take advantage of this special ski ification card when purchasing lift ig a condo. :h Friday) rickets Rental Equipment (skis, boots, and poles) 4.95 $7.95 7.95 $7.95 2.95 $5.95 s Tickets Rental Equipment (skis, boots, and poles) 7.95 $12.95 4.95 $12.95 8.95 $ 7.95 interplace Professional Ski son - regularly $12.00! ms , Kitchen - sleeps 6 >h Thursday night - only $125.00 w ownership and has vastly idded new trails (now 24 trails) lifts) and a new dining and food 6 miles South of Beckley, West it on Interstate 77. d to confirm lodging reservations, onditions, call snow phone 1-800ig January 23rd are -17 trails atheist challenges constitution's clause 1 CHARLESTON ? The state | Constitution's clause requiring , elief in "the Supreme Being" /as attacked Thursday in a law- < uit by atheist Herb Silverman I /ho was denied a notary public < ommission. j The American Civil Liberties j Jnion assisted the College of Charleston mathematics professor i filing the lawsuit at the state I lupreme Court. It is the second ime in three years that Silverman ias challenged the provision. i The state Constitution says, I No person who denies the exis- < ence of the Supreme Being shall 1 told any office under this ^Constitution" Silverman crossed out the refer:nce to God on his application. The U.S. Constitution says peo>le cannot be barred from holding >ublic office on the basis of their eligious beliefs, he said. t Sirrmlp Plf I w I I I I |v v I > IF YOU WANT T< IN THE REAL SPEND A SEMEST] Walt Disney World Co. representatives will information session for Undergraduate Stuc World SUMMER/FALL '93 College Program WHEN: Thursday, Jan 7s00pm WHERE: Belk Auditorii tAUendat Summer, Business, Leisure Si For mor Phone: ? Hie Walt Disney Co. Aj This month dive into the best-ta: meat, cheese, or a combo. Or,enjoy the Entrees include soup or salad, freshly-b sourdough bread and total sati: ' 0RI6IMI REClPi " \ ^ ^ ^Meat' C'ieeSe ?r ( ' Man does not live by r MVIOU FEU9T PI Spaghetti We 1310 Gadsden Street he following incidents were rported to I Friday, Jan. 15 I Illegal use of a telephone, L Capstone. Victim reported she Patte las been receiving annoying stole )hone calls. The person calling secu las been hanging up and calling stole tiro f JdCN 1 CJJCcllCUiy? 111^ c Malicious injury to personal ue ol property, Swearingen. Unknown persons broke into the Coke and mack machines at above loca- Gi ion. The estimated value of Buil lamage is $500 to the Coke from machine and $500 to the snack cont machine. I.D. valu< Sunday, Jan. 17 l Larceny of a license tag, Coo] Blossom Street Garage. A tag stolt was stolen off a parked car at the table above location. card: Hazardous material spill, estii Sloan parking lot. Fuel was dis- $35. covered on the ground by a passerby and reported. The fuel V was cleaned up immediately. I Assault and battery, between Bak< Baker and LaBorde dormitories, call A young man was struck by lang unknown persons. Con incD Q+nn Qrr \j I Vf-* I I 1 SPW J MAKE IT Sp WORLD, ?I (|j ER IN OURS. ? World Co. ?j I be on campus to present an /\l ients on the Walt Disney .28 mi tee at tbis presentation is I to interview for tbe /Fall '93 College Program. s will be held on Friday, Jan. Dllowing majors are ed to attend: SUMMER? ^ Communication, Recreation/ tudies, Hospitality/Restaurant id Theatre/Drama. FALL?All Kj elcome. VV e information Rj Cooperative Education MM 777-2124 ti Equal Opportunity Employer Hmm| sting ravioli around hearty Ravioli Feast Platter, aked loaves of San Francisco sfaction guaranteed. F Ml/IOLI :ombo) avioli alone. a., f irehouse ?mm 256-5252 y con JSC police through Jan. 20. "I Monday, Jan. 18 p"ac't arceny of bicycle parts, pruj, rson. Parts of a bicycle were not :n while the bicycle' was writi red to a rack. The items dent n consisted of a rim and a A issembly. The estimated val- ( ?'L f damage is $130. ullu Offii Ttiesday, Jan. 19 ^ rand larceny of clothes, B.A. stU(J ding. A jacket was stolen i a study table. The jacket ansv ained owner's wallet, $25, had, cards and credit cards. The resit i of damage is $635. with arceny of a wallet, Thomas don per Library. A wallet was hav m out of bag on a study sho^ :. The wallet contained I.D. m s, credit cards and $25. The wdp nated value of damage is slutj aboi thy /ednesday, Jan. 20 theii llegal use of telephone, vers ir. Victim received a phone s001 in which caller used profane uage and hung up. g ipiled by Alissa Easton help T wit I cha . US( loking. ? nite ?mjjAtenci ^ (JSC, Sumrr Cuernavaca, I July 9 - August All students interested in particip, Abroad Program in Mexico are en informational Me January 28,1993 4:00pm Hurr wz* Open doortc future aUMB Fulfill your dreams with an MBA from Ut five programs such as our one-year MI graduate business degree and our tw students without a business degree. Be the opportunity to pursue two complem Finance and International Busines Marketing and Computer Informa Health Administration and Humar Marketing and Strategic Manager Accounting and Computer Inform With our dual degree Masters in Inte will earn an MBA and a Master of Sci< with a guaranteed internship in the coi specialty. As you approach graduation and cor ment office is solely dedicated to findinc our graduate business students. If you are intrigued by these challengi call us at 1 -800-531 -7137, and we will i the rest of your life. "m J*UNIVER Mai GRADUATE BUSINESS PROGRAMS, P.O. BOX 24 ICTIMS tinued trom page 1 apologize for not realizing what mportance some people had ;d on hearing from Dr. Palms," tt said. "Dr. Palms and I have had the time to sit down and s letters or make calls to stus." - - i : i a meeting weuuesuay evening, imbia Hall residents asked USC :ials questions about the fire, cials said the cause of the fire is town. Palms attended part of the ting, but he did not address the ents. fhe university was not able to yer some very valid questions we " Julie brazier, a Columbia Hall lent, said. "Dr. Palms left early out speaking to us as a group. I 't think he and the university e handled this the way they lid have, and I think most people Columbia Hall feel the same alms said he understands that ents have unanswered questions jt the fire. He said he has empafor the students and understands r frustration. He hopes the uni- | iity can answer their questions l. tudent affairs has relocated all of women whose rooms were damd to other locations of their ice. Pruitt said the university has e everything within its power to > victims of the fire, hreatt said she is tired of dealing i the fire situation, and it has nged the way she feels about I am physically, mentally and | ttionally at the end of my rope," said. "My school spirit has deftly been tarnished." 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