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Volunteer fair to inform students, staff members A Volunteer Fair will be held at USC from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. weunesoay on ine tsussen House patio. The event offers USC students and staff members a chance to learn about the volunteer opportunities offered by a wide range of community service groups in the Columbia area. The event, which will be held in the Golden Spur in the event of rain, is sponsored by the USC Office of Community Service Programs. The office encourages the members of the USC community to become involved in service activities. For more information or to register a community group for the event, call Pam Busbee or Rachelle Lehner at 777-5780. Counseling clinic accepting clients The USC Rehabilitation Counseling Clinic is accepting, free of charge, adult clients from the Midlands area in need of personal, vocational and career counseling. The services are a part of a training program that provides students with experience in their field of study. For more information, call 777-8131 or stop by the department of Educational Psychology in Wardlaw College, near the corner of Sumter and Greene streets. PORTF Wants voi Ore Wednesdc Rus All: DOM'T -mB . .V; &? iHjmSA&JiM i Black fac to discuss By ROCHELLE KILLINGBECK C Senior Writer USC ? Oneal Smalls' voice bel- f lowed through the Russell House e Ballroom Friday afternoon as he c addressed members of the USC Black Faculty and Professional c Staff. r c 11? ?e f OUiailS, piCMUClll U1 U1C UiycUllzation, told members it was important for them to aid in structuring % the future of African-Americans at s USC. c "What our people need is what we do best: education," he said. a Smalls said it was important for s the organization to work toward integrating African-American histo- c ry, culture and contributions into c the dominant structure of USC. s He acknowledged some improve- ? ments had been made, but the orga- ) nization needed to help make more improvements at USC. > One project the group is focusing 2 AIKEN, continued fron Journalism senior Lisa McCall sai( because Aiken's title brings attentic shows that people can have both brains Aiken was shown walking on campi Thomas Cooper Library and sitting in sign during a 30-second home vid shown during the contest. Brent Blanton, a music education went to Columbia High School with A "We were both in the marching bani captain," he said. Blanton said he didn't watch the pa? was at the same Saturday nishL but f ? ' V w ' happy for her. "It's kind of cool knowing Miss An [Sir olio Ma< u... yes, you... on janizational Meel ay, September 2? isell House Rm.: students welcom This means you\ DRINKS ulty, staff > roles at I >n is making civil rights leader Dr. Mel dartin Luther King Jr.'s birthday officei lace Relations Day through for tv :ncouraging understanding between meetir lifferent races at USC. tion's Smalls said the group is con- "Th :erned about race relations because and Pi to other issue has been so divisive she sa or so long. "I s He said the group will also study Luthei vhat can be done to get more I am i enior level minority administration day, t >n campus. the ui After Smalls' speech, the group last ye icknowledged 11 new faculty and La1 itaff members and socialized. Equal Shirley Geiger, who teaches the c rourses on public policy and intro- focuse luction to political science, said admin he has been a member of the like bi ?roup since she came here three ue to < rears ago as a visiting professor. "It "This group can serve as a real black roice for African-American faculty place ind staff," she said. tions,' 1 page 1 1 she is excited adding that she was alwa )n to USC and "She is also very talen > and beauty. the mallets and sings ver is in front of the Aiken sang "Summer front of a USC Bess" during the tale eo, which was During the pageant, j . . ., . homelessness. junior, sai e ^ Miss South Caroli iken. j j t Homeless Education an u, aim i was ner Columbia. ;eant because he The program is desig he said he was hope for long-term soli goods and clothes, she s nerica," he said, one of five finalists. loke, Die. GAZIINE I i our staff! H ting I I, 5:30 pm H 317 R e... 1 DRjVE Tickets: S5.00 General Public S2.00 with USC Student ID Tickets may be purchased at the Coliseum Box Office or by calling 777-7228. 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