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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.
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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
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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
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killed was that she was white
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