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Carolina For KIDS, RH 303, 6 p.
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Campus Rape Awareness, RH 332
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Phi Alpha Delta pre-law fraternity,
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Meaty Fried Rice
Ingredients:
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By LUPE EYDE
Staff Writer
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1 green onion, thinly sliced
1 cup cold cooked rice
handful any leftover meat, chopped
small
1 tablespoon soy sauce
Directions:
In skillet, on medium heat, melt margarine
and lightly scramble. Remove egg
from skillet and set on plate for later.
In the same skillet, heat oil on high heat
until very hot. Add green onions, and stir
one minute. Lower hear to medium. Add
rice and meat. Stir and fry till meat and
rice are hot (about two minutes).
Add soy sauce and scrambled eggs. Stir
and fry one more minute.
Chicken Gizzards in Gravy
Ingredients:
1 package uncooked chicken gizzards
2 cups water
1/2 onion, chopped
1/2 teaspoon instant chicken bouillon
salt, pepper to taste
1/3 cup flour
1/4 cup water
Directions:
Wash chicken, and place in saucepan
Add two cups water, onions, bouillon,
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Varney and Associate Dean Tom Davis,
both of whom are in applied professional
sciences.
"The program was designed to lead students
to a B.A. in interdisciplinary studies,"
said Tom Davis, academic adviser to
the Ecuadorean students. He described
the students in the program as "highly
motivated ana excellent amoassaaors tor
their country."
In 1990, Churchill Curtis was one of the
first professors to travel to Ecuador, and
he has since returned three times.
"It is very rewarding to teach Ecuadorean
students," Curtis said "Unlike modern
students, they really thirst for knowledge.
"We have a strong feeling that our relationship
with Ecuador is subtly shaping
what is a Third World country. One of the
things that is happening with this project
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high heat.
Reduce heat to very low. Cover and
cook slowly one hour.
In separate cup, stir flour into water until
smooth. Slowly pour into chicken and
broth, stirring constandy. Turn heat up to
medium. Cook and stir two minutes.
berve over hot rice or noodles.
Hamburger Hash
Ingredients:
1 tablespoon vegetable oil
1/2 pound ground beef
1 cup cooked noodles
1/2 onion, thinly sliced
1 10-ounce can beef gravy
couple pinches parsley
pinch of thyme (optional)
salt, pepper to taste
Directions:
In skillet, on medium heat, heat oil until
hot. Add ground beef. Stir and cook un- I
til brown and crumbly. (Drain off excess
fat into an old can.)
Add remaining ingredients, stir to mix
Cover and cook on lowest heat for 10
minutes, stirring
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is the development of social consciousness."
Junior Carmen Zamora shares Curtis'
sentiments.
"It's a new and interesting experience," ]
she said. "It's certainly going to change
me. I'll return more independent ancf
with an open-minded point of view, which
not only helps you in your life but also in
your career." \
Most of the students have travelled to
the United States before, but few have
studied here. Last semester, a group of
Ecuadoreans founded the Ecuadorean
Student Association, a coed fraternity created
to help students from Ecuador adapt
to life at USC. The group meets twice a semester
and has parties to help ease the
transition. Non-Ecuadorean students are
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