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2 i f M Civil engineering graduate student David Leo test of a popsicle bridge. The College of Engi Engineering sp( By NORA DOYLE sign; Assistant News Editor Br The College of Engineering host- high ed its third-annual High School Days traP( to raise awareness of job opportu- Gree nities among high school students, the fc About 20 students built miniature, Th self-propelled cars of mouse trap reer 1 parts for a long distance. The stu- firms dents also made miniature bridges dent; from popsicle sticks for a test of de- Ele I ? a X ? 1 a P 5 6 I & 5 CO to ? 1 s 8. c 0k \ ^ ^ \ I Please send .J? % 1 ^ -S^SMHp IjF ^1#B^ ^J David Mandrell/The Game inard motions Thursday to high school students to hush during a sti neering is sponsoring programs to attract students to engineering. )nsors High School Day and strength. Schwalbe said the day was a posil ookland Cayce and McDuffie opportunity for high school s schools each won the mouse- dents. :ompetition, and Berkeley and "I don't see how they could p n Sea Floyd high schools won sibly resist coming to USC after >ridge-building competition, day," he said, e students participated in a ca- During the events, USC engine fair, where recruiters from top ing students displayed a race car, i spoke to them and USC stu- ja buggy, solar-powered boat a >. other vehicles they built for inter-* :ctric engineering senior Drew legiate competition this spring. YOU mo -, qp \ jr. -" i . % ^ % \ fcht 6am crock =1 Senate defeats line-i By KEITH BOUDREAUX Science and Assistant News Editor who proposed The student senate failed Wednes- amend day to pass a line-item veto amend- students, ment in its final meeting of the 1993- 1 m iust 94 session. dents didn't h After little debate, the senate voted give their inpu 14-11 against the amendment. ing issue," he s If passed, the amendment would way to impro\ have been sent to SG President Carl is to involve st Solomon and USC President John In other bus Palms tn hp sionpH hpfnrp stnHpnts immislv nassp could have voted on it in a referen- bill to revise fi dum. inal bill had sp UT continued from page 1 Construction on the garage will begin after negotiations for the architecture and engineering contract for the Department of Justice building next to BA have been completed, Jeffcoat said. The National Advocacy Center for the De partment of Justice, also a part of the bicentencock nial plan, is a federally funded project that will ess feature a 260,000-square foot building. "It will provide hotel rooms, auditoriums, dining and mock courtrooms for the Justice DerC partment," Jeffcoat said. "Negotiations are still ^ going on as to how active the university will be in the building." tive tu" os- HihilMllllH.liilillHllilliHiHSiBH toba 2 ?MM BBBB Efi Gou> Phot j?Ui --djgtfc '' <r v ^ ^>V ^;\ ' \?" .#> oimsEHsassaiNs SMffitH Peopue YMI CM UPto4ks% USE IT EVERY TIME YOU MAKE A LONfi DISTANCE COllECT CAll Friday, February 25, 1994 item veto amendment * math Sen. Ben Martin, to amendment debate, the amendment, want- In this session, the senate passed ment to be decided by 32 pieces of legislation, most notably bills allowing limited greek funding, appointed that the stu- requiring a senate constituency report ave an opportunity to program, endorsing RHA's lenient visit on such a wide-rang- itation policy and encouraging the feeaid. "I feel that the best ulty senate to approve the addition of e student government sexual orientation to USC's anti-disudents more." crimination policy, iness, the senate unan- Important bills that didn't pass the d a new version of the senate were ones that would have re- ^ nance codes. The orig- duced SG executive officers' salaries larked the line-item ve- and redefined "minority." these He's not a lifeguardhe's a teacher. But to the kids he's reached, he's a hero. BE A TEACHER. BE A HERO. Call 1-800-45-TEACH. . <1 a PubNc s#rv*c of Resch for the Power Mj Thr? PuOUcotton m^l mij o. Rubin Sachs [ With This Coupon... I MVili I izmy i Men's Ladies' i i $289S i' I Expires 3-1-94 I iHBgMlj where nails are works of artj EXPERT NAIL TECHNICIANS Introductory Special Offer for USC Students: | * $28.00 for a full set of nails *$3.00 off a manicure *$8.00 off a pedicure expires 3-15-94 Monday-Saturday i0:00am-7:00pm Walk-ins or appointments welcome. 617 Harden St. 5 Pts. 779-6318 V \ ?* for&zccx \ iBBSfflStBMEEEl llMCl^i I fwjUy^ i \ .* > thii progrun paidfcr, in pvt. by rtudent activity feet. * Pteople needing ipcci*l ui^uncc for diMbdities. pie** * contact the Carolina Progrun Union at 777-7130 ?1 lent 48 houn before the thow m Mlfe il mamam k^Bi ' I'll IN !^Kt ; HHfl||:{