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ill??? I ki r H I klH Pi 11 I BBBBB Students simulate ... world hunger In an attempt to inc understanding and awaren ' world hunger, students p pated Wednesday in a h banquet sponsored by Ca A..f V_/Al(tlil. The students were distri ; between three income gi representing countries froi United States to Banglades Those 15 percent in the income group, which repr< ed the United States and Western industrial nation at a table and ate a full-c chicken dinner with tea. The 25 percent in the n income group, which reprt ed those less-well off cou such as Brazil and Iran, s rhairc Hut ujith nn tiKlo on U uui tt iui IIV/ U4U1V CU.J beans and rice off card! plates. The remaining 60 per representing the Third W sat on the floor and ate ric . of a paper bag. "I walked away from it t ing we don't need to ei much as we do," said m science senior Krista Nic who ate the chicken dii "My awareness has defin been changed." Advertising junior Cc Dozier, who ate just rice, "It was an excellent hanc experience. We do realizt have a choice, and most pc don't have that." Oxfam, which stands Oxford Family, will hold a Wednesday as part of the annual Fast For a W Harvest campaign. The fast will end with an interf hunger awareness service p.m. in the PALM chapel at Pickens St. s.s.$ * doll/ Frank' Harden & Gre $ Corn Dogs Fries $ Cheese Sticks . Nachos ^ Miller (16 oz.) Millfr l itf m p r Miller Genuine i $ Miller.Genuine i Tax Requii $ OUTDOOR BAh Thursday, Friday / All ABC Regulations enforced, If you are i $ $ $ $ $ $? ppillgl 1 I I! M FROM I $15 or $12 a Sunday Nov. 14 at / Tickets on sale NOW at Car and all Capital Tickets < ATTENTION STUDEN the Koger lobby, take advai "rush" for tickets can really seating for just $5 per tickel Cash only. One ticket per I seats remain available. Gooc OVRALj continued from was unlikely for OB/GYNs to be is i ignorant of the drug. i "If they don't know about it, is i they haven't been reading the for damned literature," Boggs said. rap rease But whether they know about it tra< ess of or not, many doctors are somewhat cei artici- reluctant to prescribe the drug for atx unger fear that jt might lead women to is : rolina use it as a regular contraceptive in atx place of traditional methods. she ibuted "Thg way jt's looked at jn the ene oups, medical community is this is what cot m tKp you do if things have fouled up," * Boggs said. "Nobody in the field Cei condones its use as a standard con- Ov *sent"other traceptive technique. mo sat "If every girl on campus who ! was sexually active used condoms no ourse and the birth control pill as well, the liddle we wouldn t need the morning;sent ^ PiU " lar ntries eclua^ stress is put on contra- er c at on ception at Planned Parenthood. I id ate "Our emphasis is much more on bre; >oard contraception that is well thought lim il 1- " T? _ J T% . t * ? ' unuugn, nmerson saw. dui snouia : cent, a woman who knows about the pre] orld, drug and falls within the parame- Ii e out ters under which it is dispensed, mei Emerson said the morning-after pill Ovi hinkarine HEALTH, continued fror hols, iner. They know overalls, but they don't know ,itely know there is a risk of getting STDs, bi comprehend the high level of risk. They >rbie not happen to them." said, The health center offers brochures a Is-on about female health concerns, as well as ? we Health and Wellness Program, located in I :ople of the health center. The Sexuality Educ ment of Open Door presents more than 1 for on campus about human sexuality and s< fast These outreach programs include informa 20th tionshins and decision makino orld But USC's Women Students Associati day said information in brochures often doe aith women because it is not provocative enou at 7 score the importance of reproductive healtf 728 And the statistics back them up. Only o patients will actually read a brochure, acce American Medical Association national z Boggs said the reading rate at Thomson \r Days At * s hot Dogs IENE STS. IN 5 POINTS $1.00 $ 1.00 1.00 $ 2.00 . 1 .00 C; >z.) 1.00 # Draft (12 oz.) 1.00 Draft Light (12oz.) i.oo $ red ID Required * JD SATURDAY NIGHT $ , Saturday 9:00pm - 6:00am inder the age of 21 it is against the law to purchase alcohol * $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ URECT |i BROADWAY! |J r e ;;I W$' -: ' / ' ' Iwr. |||| Jjlfl n ^ilhiS ill | I j tdults; $10 students j 7:30 p.m. Koger Center olina Coliseum Box Office (M-F, 9-5) outlets. Call 777-7228 to charge. TS: .One hour before show time in itage of Koger Rush. This last minute pay off! You get next best available t, regardless of the original price. JSC student ID. Offer good while / for "Koger Presents" events only. I page 1 not withheld. She noted the morning-after pi not a dangerous product reserve the most extreme cases, lik e, but is a safe emergency cor ceptive. She also said that, cor rning the lack of knowledg )ut the drug's existence, nobod actively withholding informatioi )ut the drug. It is not advertisec i said, so women will not b rouraged to relax their norma ltraceptive precautions. At Thomson Student Healtl titer, before a woman is givei ral or any other variant of thi rning-after pill, she must: lave had unprotected intercours* more than 72-hours previous t( appointment; Show no history of cardiovascu disease, blood clots, chronic liv lisease or hypertension; fave blood pressure, pelvic ant ast exam results within norma its; Show a negative result on ? gnancy test. f a woman meets these requireits, the doctor may prescribe ral, Ovcon or LoOvral as ar ri ~1 page i details. They better than the 1 it they don't What is bein< think it will USC campus, ti contraceptives, i ind booklets Boggs and Lind Open Door health center, h the basement rooms an(j discu ation depart- Lockwood sa 00 programs on ho, ;xual health. lans t a tion on rela- K, , whole communil on members "Women can as not reach need- Lockwoo gh to under- Mary Nei 1 issues. Center, said, "W ne out of 10 reproductive eye >rding to the pregnant or whei iverage. But She also said is probably mation is actuall; %i ' u?. 1 | | I 2 Piece Square Deal <<oo Plus Tax 2 Pieces of Chicken 1 Buttermilk Biscuit Oiler good tor OrignalReape or Extra Tasty Crapy" Chicken. Oder good at partopaUng KFC restaurants. Not good with any other special oiler. I I M ESsr IllliSm December 15,1993 ] emergency contraceptive. Also, 11 Phenergan may be prescribed to d counteract the nausea which usual- ^ m e ly accompanies use of the morningi after pill. rc Before the pills are dispensed, e the woman must sign an informed ^ y consent form after her treatment n has been explained to her. She st l' must then return after two weeks sa e and have a follow-up pregnancy b( 1 test. Planned Parenthood follows a fl; similar protocol. b( Both Boggs and the ASKUS cc (USC's telephone information service) recording concerning the morning-after pill said a woman " should be prepared for the possibility of surgical abortion before she administers the drug, because there is a slight risk of birth defects to an embryo that implants despite the ] drug's effects. But Boggs said the 1 likelihood of the drug not working < is very small, between .6 percent ? i and l.o percent; and should a woman become pregnant, the likelihood of the morning-after pill __ ?cr A. * . i i* * ? - auecung uie ieius is less man i ^ i percent. ^ J C 0 percent national statistic. j ? done to combat the problem? On the ^ le University 101 course teaches about STDs and issues concerning sexuality. ^ la Morphis, a nurse practitioner at the ^ ave visited residence halls and class- ? ssed relevant topics. id curricula are developed by health v to communicate. Planned Parenthood j larger education program toward the ^ y. get the knowledge and comfort they 1 d said. / iffer, an OB/GYN at Baptist Medical omen in general are not aware of their I les. They have.no idea on how to get J_ 1 they are most fertile." . women do not know how much infor- . y available. : o rn.nr. Buttermilk J St Biscuits I Leg ! $099 ! Plus Tax Oder good lor Ongnal Reaps' or Extra Tasty | Crisp/" Chicken. Otter good at participating I Ottergn KFC restaurants. Not good m KFC re wtih any other special otter j ? ? m mmmmmm I wtihany r! rar*- ////IE?! ?? December 15,1993 I 0*oaml 0KFC1993 IP H CKFC19C I . ... Vx mam W&F v ,1 n vi ^ 1825 Rosewooi I 15 Pieces IR of Chicken I u ? ir /" r>n 17 r> I f r * a ) * IV T VlliUVl X X77J POWER, continued from page 1 tan. Fortsh said she had an opportuBut not everyone was at the nity to meet neighbors she had not 10vies- J , previously known. Donna Fortsh said she and her ??r t . . . tommates threw a party on their . We worked without any rest or ilcony at Elliott on the Horseshoe dinner or anything, Sheppard said. ter the power went out. He said he had to call in about "Everybody was getting ready to eight people from home. The crew udy, but the lights went out," she worked from 8 p m Friday t0 lid. "So we went to the store and c . ... .. . , . _. ,11:45 a.m. Saturday pulling old )ught batteries for the radio and ashlights and invited our neigh- cable lay'nS the new cable to j )rs over for a nartv on the hal- restore Dower to the hnildinoc my." affected. NEWS: 777-7726 ADVERTISING: 777-4249 x"(5aifftock Student Media Russell House-USC Columbia, SC 29208 J.T. WAGENHEIM, Editor in Chief ' Office Hours Monday, Wednesday 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. :ARSON HENDERSON SHAYLA STUTTS lopy Desk Chief Viewpoints Editor AY KING GORDON MANTLER Aty Editor University Editor pr ri amtt onn datmici/v JL/L/ V^IjV/1 1 X Zi 11 ^ *-* "V7 U U OIX X Carolina! 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