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Criminal
By NORA DOYLE
Assistant News Editor
/? Starting tonight, the C
/ tice Association will pr
.dents escort service Frids
day from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m
? "There are a lot of pr<
v parking, especially on the
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saiu ocoii rnu, president
'aation. "We want people
, Jwe can take them safely 1
.''dorms."
An escort van will be
>. take home students wh<
- vehicles at the Coliseum
, The service, which is 01
sqtv campus, is designed
..ment Alpha Phi Omega st
,,.nity, which escorts studt
: through Thursday.
Prill said another reasor
' service is to help the USC
v "Some of the CJA stuck
<he police station, so we
the problem of escortin
> the time of the officerj
"Since Friday and Satur
two busiest nights of th
hope this will alleviate sc
College (
> ,By College Press Servic
BEVERLY, Mass. ? Wh<
* Lightizer wakes up in h
College dorm, she has an
. dressed, have breakfast s
little TV before heading u{
. route, she uses her tim
" 'dozes, thumb in mouth.
" all, only 1.
The daughter of 18-ye<
.rBrown, Samantha is one
dren whose moms are em
( new Single Parent Prog
-' Four-year private college.
The nine mothers anc
r-dren live in an older res
" that has been set aside spx
-\them. Moms and the 1
rooms, bathrooms and a
though many of them als
r school cafeteria, where hig
conveniently lined again:
T? I: A II .
EUUlCUll pruviucs <111 I
tional student would expe
care at the child-care cei
campus and housing for I
fcr and child. The total cosi
gram, which started in Se
about $18,500 a year for p
with mothers receiving fi
If I
I justice offers wee!
or Pit. | || ||;. |T|p |?gj
nly available
1 to supple:rvice
frater;nts
Sunday problems." J
About 30 members of CJA are par1
for the CJA ticipating in the service. They must go e
:PD. through driver's license checks and e
:nts work at training sessions before starting work, f
're aware of The USC Division of Law Enforceg
taking up ment and Safety provided CJA with a v
he said, van and two radios for communica- s
day are the tion between the van and the CJA of- tl
e week, we fice in Currell College. The office was
ime of their provided by the College of Criminal r
offers housing for
? from a number of different sources, f
:n Samantha To the student moms, the program 2
er Endicott means different things, but mostly it f
hour to get means peace of mind. Housing is the
ind watch a biggest single expense of a single par- 2
) the hill. En ent, and many of the mothers who are 1
e well: She enrolled in the program say the fam- c
She is, after ity dormitory has given them a chance s
to follow their dreams while provid- s
ir-old Shelli ing for their m
:ofiochu. families. "It's nice to be w
"oiledin the For Laura
;ram at the Cunningham, a 3TC in tllC SaiTli
I their chit- SeTwS Y?uVe had a tot
idence hall ?n Bullock Hall always Someone
scifically for with Jessica, her
rids share 2-year-old
kitchen, al- daughter, the Laura
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yj vat at tuv k*-" cjiuiu
[h chairs are been a real
st one wall, boon to her.
hat a tradi- "I don't have
:ct, plus day a car," she said, "and I don't like to t\
iter on the cook."
both moth- She studies for a chemistry exam in C
t of the pro- ber sunny room while her daughter t<
ptember, is sleeps in the next room.
articipants, "Tbe most difficult thing is the com- g
nancial aid munity living. Most of us have come b
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JLVV AVIV^V upt
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iociation Escort Service will Ini
providing transportation for Hinci
dents on campus from 8 non
n. to 2 a.m. Friday and Fren
urday. APO escorts students bee,
nday through Thursday.
lows
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tired
dent
ustice. somt
Criminal Justice Dean Danny Bak- ^
:r said the efforts of these students man
nhance safety on campus. He's con- tema
ident the group will be successful. ^
"I don't know where the university ^
/ould be without the leadership of its ,
hirlpntc " Ko col/4 "\Yr\ ?
luuviiu. iiv oaiu. n l u^utiiu Ull .
hem." conl
The CJA escort service can be
eached at 777-0543.
single mothers,
rom our own apartments. The initial cause h
idjustment was hard, to go from a "My <
ive-room apartment to two rooms, ney sau
"But it's nice to be with people who the old
ire in the same boat. When you've middle
lad a tough day, there's always some- doesn'
>ne to talk to, people who under- doesn't
tand, who are going through the Tall ^
ame thing." older tl
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ith people who women who ten hel
vim- l*ve *n babies,
e boat. When lock have "Ma)
Igh day, there's problems Tiemey
^ M that typical used to
! tO talk tO." college stu- mitoryl
dents don't admit I
think about, can't le
Cunningham Cunningham bies. Jei
)tt College student said it's diffi- things g
cult studying Jessie
and sharing tions m
space with a semeste
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lunningham said. "I usually start af- "I'm
;r she's asleep, around 9 p.m." gram,"?
Patti Tierney, 34, is the oldest sin- out of a
le mother. The program has been a this is g
ig adjustment, one that continues to ty here.
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iree USC students are compet- DACOR selects ei
or an international studies fel- a ? one
hip, which awards a stipend of DeLancey,
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rh vnnirtr Natalie MrTrea have Such a pres
Hind said. "I'm exc
1 nominated to receive the didate from usc ?
erine and S. Pinkney Tuck Fel- ?j>m very very ha
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his is a fellowship granted by re- he interviewed
foreign service officers to stu- shiP)" McCrea said,
s entering grad school to study "it's a great hone
ithing relevant to international have the opportun
ics," said Mark DeLancey, chair- uSC students to D
of USC's Government and In- said.
itional Studies department. DeLancey said th
ie fellowship is being offered fleets positively on tl
jgh the Diplomatic and Con- on the students.
Officers, Retired (DACOR) Ba- "The fellowship is
House Foundation. Funding the University of Sou
:s from money donated by DA- a recognition of the
s members. that we've nominal
C was one of a select group of said.
children Cancer i
From staff reports
ier difficulty. Dr. Bruce Dunlaj
daughter Jennifer is 11, Tier- searche(. a usc rec{
d. "She's the oldest child. I in nof>s 1994 -Excelle
eSt adult. She S caught in the Awnrenecc Annrrl " r?i
:: no kids her own age. She hi hcst honors for SCj
t know where to fit in. She Dun, dircctoro
know who to follow. at the Center for CaI
nd poised, Jen acts and looks and Research and a a
" A^h-grader at Bev- ^ ted the a?
inscoe Middle School, she of- j^da in Gov Car
ps the mothers supervise the 0fgce
, ? ,, A member of the S.C
'be! to? s?,n f wfs' American Cancer So<
said but I definitely can t get directors for 18 yearn,
shannga bathroom and dor- pearcd before more tl
living. Then she said, But including civic organu
have it easier. Most mothers ou, the state to dis<
ave their rooms and their ba- md ntioI
a solder, I can step out when ed Irequendy in the n
jet noisy here. pertise on cancer-rela
:a Benson, 21, a communica- ^?Dr Dunl has w,
ajor, is taking she courses this Qn Cancer.related res
:r so she has to study when- md aUo has ,,
r 4-year-old daughter Leanne in the development o
child-care center. Cancer Treatment and
ready happy with this pro- President John Palms
ihe said. Any woman coming m a testament to,
bad relauonship would thmk that he also fmds tim
reat. They ve got great secun- and raise public aware
cer-related issues. I'm <
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or GINT fellowship
: picked for the The interview process was differfellowship.
ent for each of the nominees,
ight schools each "It was a very scrutinous inter wship
for each view," Moore said. "They wanted to
said. "This is the judge the merit and vision of each
ive selected USC, Qf the candidates "
ten years ago." "Because I'm a French major they
ixcited and hon- asked me a lot about my foreign
ec* travel and language experience," Mclor
to be select- ?rea saj<j
tigious award, "The interview went really well,"
1 to be a can- Hind M -We basically talked about
, , . my study and experience in Japan."
Ppy. ,mR One of the three students from
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for this fellow- "SC LW,U 1x1 sclected to receive a fel"
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ACOR " Moore confidence in my fellow USC students,
Natalie and Stacey," Moore
e fellowship re- sa^
le university and "This is a real honor for the Government
and International Studies
a recognition of department for the college and the
ith Carolina, and university to be selected for the sec:
three students ond time," said Lester Lefton, inted,"
DeLancey coming dean of the College of Humanities
and Social Sciences.
esearcher wins award
A researcher who has authored
p, a cancer re- more than 150 articles, books and
iived the gover- chapters, Dunlap has received nunce
in Science merous honors, including R&D magtie
of the state's azine's Top 100 Innovations in Sciientists.
ence and Technology Award, which
f basic research be shared with USC professor Jerry
icer Treatment Odom in 1993.
incer volunteer, The award recognized a patented
rard and I l.uuo process mat ine ream developed witn
toll Campbell's Louis Silks III of Los Alamos National
Laboratory for detecting molecular
I. division of the impurities that can cause side effects
:iety's board of 1? drugs. The process can improve the
Dunlap has ap- "stereochemical" purity of many drugs
tan 200 groups, and reduce side effects in medicaations
through- tions, including many common pre:uss
cancer re- scriptions and over-the-counter remei.
He also is cit- dies.
ledia for his ex- Dunlap is the Dr. Fred Weissman
ted issues. Palmetto Professor of Chemical Ecolsrked
tirelessly ?gy at USC, an adjunct professor in
earch for many the School of Medicine's pediatrics
ayed a key role department and past director of the
f the Center for School of Medicine Children's Cancer
Research," USC Research Laboratory,
said. A graduate of Beloit College who
lis commitment earned his doctorate from Indiana
te to volunteer University, Dunlap came to USC from
ness about can- the Scripps Clinic and Research Foundelighted
to see dation in California, where he was a
jmber honored National Institutes of Health postdoctoral
fellow.
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