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Groups recognized David Silver for ^ ?Pen seat in
. r ?, the College of Social Work. The
during nalltime senate also passed a finance bill
Three outstanding student concerning carry-over budgets
organizations were recognized for student organizations that
by the Homecoming had excess money from the past
Commission during halftime of year
Saturday's football game.
National recognition awards Environmental cleanup
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and Anita Gibson of CPU, this WCCk S OllC MlOt
which was recognized by the A One Shot volunteer opporAssociation
for Campus tunity is being co-sponsored by
Activities Educational tbe Office of Community
Foundation as the best colle- Service Programs and the
giate programming board in the Columbia Women's Shelter
nation for its significant from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Friday,
achievements and excellence in Participants will help out with
the planning and presentation of an environmental cleanup as
programs. well as learn about important
The Community Service domestic issues that affect
Award was presented to Kate women in our society.
Adams and Kathryn Stull of One Shot programs are
Alpha Delta Pi sorority. designed to expose different
The Spirit of Carolina Award people to the world of volun
was presented to Maribeth teering. Anyone can participate
Brune and Kelly Stuck of jn a One Shot program, so sign
Mortar Board Honor Society. up }f you're interested.
This award honors the best Transportation and snacks
organization for outstanding w||| fog provided. Buses will
achievements in all areas. leave at 12:45 pm. from the
CpnatP rnnflrmc front of Ae Russe11 House- For
senate coniirms more informationt call the
social work seat Office of Community Service
The SGA senate confirmed Programs at 777-8402.
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looking for a parking place and you see one ride to students on ca
available, then you know something's wrong," destinations from 8 p.
he said. "You can compare personal safety to through Thursday,
defensive driving. Ask yourself all the time, ~ The USC Police De
'What would I do if..?"' using Police Explorer
Grayson said students should always avoid when Explorers are a\
dangerous situations and not rely on physical student can expect to
defenses. minutes for a ride.
"Noise devices and mace just give a false "We take care of a
sense of security," he said. "No one needs them people on a regular nig
if you're smart." night," said Grayson, w
Grayson encouraged graduate students to ter to wait for a ride tl
become familiar with the escort services provid- robbed or attacked,
ed by Alpha Phi Omega and USC Law Grayson told the i
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USC luminary James Dickey autographs his new book, 'To ^
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\ The service provides a aware of call box locations on campus.
mpus going to campus "Call boxes don't reduce response time ? we ^
m. to midnight Sunday already respond within a few minutes ? but
they do reduce call time, which can save some- T(
partment runs a service 3
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mailable. Grayson said a Grayson did not mention that Scott Segui,
wait 10 minutes to 15 who was shot in the chest, and fellow student pQ
David Harwell walked more than a block to a
nywhere from 30 to 40 p3y ph0ne when a call box was close by.
;ht to 50 to 60 on a busy ^cQtt ^cu^ed ^ iegai recourses for stu- sei
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run the risk of being dems who are attacked by other students.
However, it is not known if Segui and
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graduate students to be Harwell's attackers were students.
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ting diversity on college Rawls is interested in the next
ses," Gandy said. "A lot of project the NAACP has planned,
oups attending didn't have "There are having a retreat on
ms like S.E.E.D. (Students crime and violence among youth in
wering and Educating for Atlanta ? she said.
ity) or Diversity Week. Officers attending the Greenville
Rawls a pharmacy senior convention included regional direc_
"neceC?onr hernCe ^ " * <?< Charles Whi,e and National
e of the topics was political Yo^th Director Michael Nelson.
tness," she said. "We tried to oiuucuu* unuwitu ? v/UV
what political correctness more about the campus NAACP^]
id how far it could go before should look for information at the
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