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Apple, bookstore sign computer agreement USC, Apple computer and Follett, owner of the University Bookstore, have signed a final agreeement making the bookstore an authorized Apple reseller. ProH Woetrvn on Annlo chi x/iau it voivu, cut / vppiv/ otu~ dent representative at USC, said Macintosh computers are now being shipped to the bookstore to fill the orders of about 75 students and professors who ordered them. The store will eventually build up an inventory of popular Macintosh models to sell onsite. Rural health center dedicated in Fairfield State and community officials joined health care leaders Thursday for the dedication of the John A Martin Primarv Health Care Center, which is adjacent to Fairfield Memorial Hospital in Winnsboro. Doctors, residents and USC students were present to discuss the center and how Fairfield County is tackling the problem of rural health care delivery for its citizens. The center, named after Fairfield County's retired state senator, will be the location for USC's Rural Primary Health Care Education Project. The project is a joint venture of the S.C. Area Health Education Consortium, the Community Health Foundation of Fairfield County, Fairfield Memorial Hospital and USC's health colleges, the School of Medicine, College of Nursing, College of Pharmacy, School or riiDiic lieaiui ana college of Social Work. t ? j Smoke I ~~^ Bake their owi Preslice their 1 Give you a "re Make their ow We Are A 620 Harden Next CO CA] T?T>TT 1' 1\1L The Homi 3 PM Starting C Pep Rally at (Sponsor "The Featuring Beat the Clo (Co-sponsored by SATUF TIie Biq G 1 PM Williams BIEHL, continued from page 1 Since then, colleagues, frien and family have been trying make some sense of her death, early September, her parents, Pe and Linda Biehl of Newpc Beach, Calif., established a fund Stanford University to honor thi daughter's efforts to help brii greater equality to South Africa. The fund will have a twofo purpose: to provide fellowships Africa for Stanford students learn about southern Africa ai South Africa in particular; and provide scholarship assistance Stanford for students from tl University of the Western Cap where Biehl was based as Fulbright scholar. The fund will give as many five Stanford students summer ft lowships to work on education; social or cultural projects in Sou Africa this academic year. Also, a memorial service w scheduled for Thursday Stanford, where Biehl served captain of the women's divii team She orarlnatprt in 1QRQ with bachelor's degree in internation relations. Friends remembered her ; someone who tackled a proje with commitment and energy. "Amy, in the way she was ai what she did, was totally engaged said McFaul, a research associa at the Center for Internation; Security and Arms Control ; Stanford. "She went into a lot i things with self-confidence ar commitment." McFaul helped supervise Biehl senior thesis, and they later becan friends when she worked for tl National Democratic Institute fi international Affairs in Washigto D.C., which monitors elections ar promotes democracy. McFai worked as a consultant to the ND1 "When I feel ill about it is whe 1 think that the only reason she wi killed was that she was white McFaul said. j, Die. It oes Your D n subrolls fresh dai neats and cheeses? al" bag of chips wi n salads or buy the .Just Asking PWL mmm Boar's Head Brand Program D< Coming Soon Late, Late Hours Street door to the Cycle Center in Five F m LORS< ROLIIS rODAY! >AY, OCTOBER f [COMING I I at Park/Gervais Through C OCKFEST Williams-Brice Stadium 7:3 ed by Pi Kappa Phi Fraternit iecomin$ ck 9:30 PM-1 AM Russell Office of Alcohol and Drug DAY, OCTOBER AIV1E: Gamecocks vs. East i-Brice Featuring Halftime / Rolling Stone ^. Ij^i Id in to id to at le ^HT Hfc^fl ^K B * ""% ^H .:?ssk.. I 1(j Eric Glenn/The Gamecock Comedienne Pam Stone was featured Tuesday night at the , Koger Center. She appears on ABC's 'Coach/ le ~ 'r CORRECTION n' The Gamecock inadvertantly listed the 1(1 enrollment of the College of Humanities and^^^H Jl Social Sciences under the heading of Applied [. Professional Science (AD) in the M V ;n Homecoming insert. Humanities and Social * <1 LS Sciences has an enrollment of 5,103, making it the largest school in the University. The Gamecock regrets the error. # 's That Simple. th our sandwich? m premade? Of use || Seeking elicatessen F*0 254-DELI oints bMDE logf louse tsanroom W41^ Programs) " , ? UNIVERSITY * Carolina BOOKSTORE $20 HINIHUr \wards "I OxF'Cjr, continued from page 1 through Thursdays and until 8 p.m. Communications. Fridays. Listed below are descrip- "Carolina Sports" ? A 30tions for most of the shows WCFG minute report of highlights and broadcasts: scores from USC team sports and "And Why Not" ? An hour- studio interviews of the coaches long, Christian music video show and players. hosted by student Video Jockeys "Cross Examination" ? A 30and featuring today's popular minute talk show featuring local artists. newsmakers and the discussion of "Bodyfit" ? An hour-long aero- contemporary issues. bics show featuring 50 minutes of "Final Say" ? A half-hour mod-; exercise and hosted by a profes- ern-time dating game that has the* sional instructor and two guest par- women taking the men out on the ticipants. town. The show is taped from a "Carolina News" ? A live, daily local nightclub. newscast featuring 30 minutes of "Open Season" ? A comedy international, national, local and series featuring a troupe of aspjrcampus news. "Carolina News" is ing, young comedians who take ?n the broadcast practicum of the irreverent look at the world and the College of Journalism and Mass people in it. 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