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March m;
Wednesday* March 2
"The Impact of Politics on
12:30 p.m., RH 327
Speaker: Elizabeth Patters
Congresswoman who rep
Congressional District
"The F-Word: Feminism fo
3:30 p.m., RH 303
Moderator: Marcia Synott,
Panelists: Jane Emmerson
Planned Parenthood of Ct
Laveta Small, psychologisi
Ashlie Bagwell, president
Association
Robert Schwartz, assistant
Educational Leadership ar
Wednesday, March 16
"Backlash Bake Sale"
11 a.m. - 2 p.m., RH Patio
Cost of baked goods will 1
differences between men
Tbesday, March 22
"Tuesday Night Live with L
7:30 p.m., Golden Spur
Wednesday, March 23
"Women in Our Legal Systi
3:30 p.m., RH 301
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Tonight, 6:30 pm
Pus "Fellowship and What It Mean
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Masses Sun. 1 lam, 6pm, 9:30 pm
dial Mon.-Thurs. 12:15 pm. Sat. 8am
,,, Newman Club Meetings
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Bible Study
Thurs., 7:00 pm
Confession 2-3pm on Sat.
or by appointment
SaT Rev Michael F. McCafferty
1Vaaoa^Mwa* Chaplain
1610 Greene St. 799-5870
(across from the School of Nursing)
History Monti
urse: Re-calling the Elemental Powers
elk Auditorium
Mary Daly, professor of theology at Be
y, March 24
1th AIDS: A Woman's Perspective"
RH Theater
ten who are HIV-positive will speak.
March 29
ding Women at USC Celebration"
. - 6 p.m., Capstone Campus Room
Pat Reuss, senior policy analyst and
)f the National Organization for Wome
fense and Education Fund
and Empowerment: Global Perspective
! p.m., Capstone Conference Center L<
anal Coffee House panel discussion
Night Live Out Loud Literary Reading"
, Golden Spur
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30 p.m., RH 202
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From staff reports
It's late on a Friday night. You
f and your friends are leaving a Five
Points bar. You know you have had
too much to drink and should not
)Ston drive, but a couple of your friends
seem fine.
Although they have been drinking,
you trust they are capable of
driving. Getting home and climbing
into bed is all that's on your mind.
Sound familiar?
It might. In a recent USC Office
of Alcohol and Drug Programs student
opinion survey, 42 percent of
the students surveyed reported they
are willing to ride with a driver
who has been drinking. Of those
,n<s surveyed, 23 percent also reported
they had driven motor vehicles after L
drinking alcoholic beverages. What
;s" do these statistics mean?
abby In 1992, there were 972 people
in the 18- to 21-year-old age bracket
involved in alcohol and other drug- 1
impaired accidents in South a
Carolina. These accidents resulted '
in 458 injuries and 19 fatalities. If e
you drive with someone who is s
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ink one of those statistics.
What about those who admitted 11
to driving while under the influ- a
ence? I
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tion could cost you. The average s
cost of a first-time DUI conviction Y
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in mc Maic ui auuin Carolina is *
??? 513,500, a combination of attorEneys'
fees, court fines and a three- t(
year increase in insurance premi- "
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Driver's license reinstatement $30
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han eight semesters of tuition, p
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idering a DUI can be avoided alto;ether.
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Get a cab or call a friend,
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vening and avoid this problem
[together.
I Provide alternatives to drinking.
you're giving a party, offer nonIcoholic
beverages and food. Don't
;t anyone drive who has been
rinking.
Remember it is your choice. You
in drink and drive and cause an
:cident. You can drink and drive
id pay $13,500. You can ride with
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