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7 a.m. ; ttegfatfation for 5k race
8 a.m. 5k race begins
8:30 a.m. ^leadership Conference -Alumni Club lea
iiiwifc&bps and planning activities.
College of Pharmacy welcome reception
Continuing education registration and oj
9 a.m. Centurions Breakfast - Sponsored by USC
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advisement, registration and other topics
10 a.m. jOpen houses split-:
Of Admissions -Guided tours of
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II College pf Social \R>rk - Coffee receptii
lliiouth Carolina Honors College - Open
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laboratories untfl noon
|| Continuing Education - Information ab
^programs, registration for Summer at Cai
Food booths open until 3:30 p.m.
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College of Criminal justice display - Meet
Charles Austin until noon, souvenirs for <
; McKisskk Museum exhibits -jubilation!
Southeast,* "America's Living Folk Traditk
Classification," 1994 Master of Fine Arts e
McKissick Museum - Bead creations for k
McKissick Museum - Family Celebration 1
Army ROTC - Rope bridge, M16 weaponc
| Art department display - Papermaking foi
11 a.m. .USC Dance Company
||Say Cheese' - Pictures with Cocky until r
11:30 a.m. Meet former Carolina football players Bn
until 12:30 p.m.
I College of Criminal Justice display - McG
11:45 a.m. ^ Carolina Alive ... .. ..
12 noon g&auncn or sjcy sculpture
Ice. dream party with Cocky until 1.2:30 p
12:30 p.m. | left Bank Jazz Band
1:30 p.m. Storytelling for children
1:45 p.m. lUi^crsity Band
2 p.m. Visitor center grand opening and dedicat
3 p.m. flay - USC students present three short c
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7 p.m. USC spring football game
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By NORA DOYLE
Assistant News Editor
The USC Visitor Center will be dedicated
Saturday as a part of USC
Showcase '94.
The center will act as a welcoming
front door to USC for students,
tourists and alumni. It will also work
to advance understanding of services
available to students, said Denise
Wellman, director of the center.
The opening ceremony will include
speeches from USC President John
Palms and Charles Gibbes, chairman
of the Class of 1941, which provided
the principle funding for the center.
The opening also will feature drawings
for prizes, including a Gamecock
football autographed by Brad Scott's
coaching staff, books from USC Press
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classroom.
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groups bridging half a century for
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She said the center also will be
great place for parents to go for Pa
ents Weekend to find out more aboi
the campus, its faculty and student
The center is filled with display
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