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Management Center
to hold open house
USC's Daniel Management
Center, the professional development
arm of the College of
the Business Administration,
will hold an open house
Tuesday for human resource
professionals.
The free event will be from
10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and include
presentations from center
instructors, concurrent sessions
on timely topics and informa
tion on the center's development
seminars, customized
courses and special programs.
Lunch and parking will be
provided.
Conference features
sports business
With the spotlight on the
growing economic importance
of sports internationally, the
Fourth Annual International
Conference on Sports Business
will be held Wednesday through
Friday in Paris.
USC professor Guy Lewis,
chairman of USC's sports
administration denartment. is
one of the organizers of this
year's conference.
"It should come as no surprise
that sports marketing is the
hottest and fastest growing field
in the area of sport business in
this country and, increasingly,
' abroad," Lewis said.
"Sports Business in the New
European Marketplace" is the i
focus of the conference, an
event founded and managed by
USC's department of sports
administration. This year's conference
is organized and presented
by the University of
Paris Dauphine under the direction
of professor Alain Michel,!
director of the Economie et
Gestion du Sport, University of
Paris Dauphine.
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MIAMI ? A high-profile
University of Miami professor
from the Graduate School of
International Studies was fired for
sexual harassment and other
charges in September following an
investigation that began in 1992.
Professor Jiri Valenta was terminated
by a unanimous vote of
the executive committeee of the
UM Board of Trustees after professor
Vandulka Kubalkova filed a
formal complaint against Valenta
for sexual harassment, abuse of
power and financial improprieties.
The charges were substantiated
through the testimonies of 53 witnesses
over a 15-day period that
generated more than 3,500 pages
of transcript. The case received
widespread media attention, as
Valenta had appeared on Miami
television stations as an expert on
the former Soviet Union.
"The issue was not the quality
of Dr. Valenta's scholarship," UM
President Edward Foote said. "He
is a well-respected scholar. That is
given. The issue was his conduct
at the University of Miami, found
in considerable detail by the hearing
committee."
Charges surrounding Valenta's
dismissal include physically touching
seven women, including grabbing
their breasts and buttocks,
inviting women to bear his children
and threatening retaliation
when his advances were rebuffed.
Other charges include misusing
portions of a $35,000 Cuban
American National Foundation
grant earmarked for the GSIS and
misdirecting GSIS funds into his
personal account.
Kubalkova said the university
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ensure that in the future such
episodes don't occur.
"I am relieved, but sad for all
concerned," Kubalkova said. "It is
essential that the university review
its procedures so that complaints
of harassment and abuse of power
are dealt with in a timely fashion."
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The State Fair opened its gates Friday, offering South
Carolinians food, games, rides and exhibits for the next week.
George Martin, above, tempts passers-by to toss a Softball into
a basket and win a prize. B.J. McDowell, left, and Chris Lous
take a break from walking and grab a snack at the many food
vendors scattered throughout the fair. Photos by Lan Tran.
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