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USC to celebra
in Russian cull
From staff reports
USC will celebrate its involvement
in Russian culture, business and scientific
research April 28 with a full
day of events, including a dinner featuring
the world-famous Russian poet
Yevgeny Yevtushenko.
"No university in the United States
has sponsored a broader range of research
projects in the former Soviet
Union than USC," said Mary Ellen
O'Leary, a senior instructor in mathematics
and president of the Thomas
Cooper Society, sponsor of the
events.
Yevtushenko will discuss cultural <
changes in Russia during a dinner
address at 7:30 p.m. in the Russell
House Ballroom. The Thomas Cooper
Society also will announce the es- 1
tablishment of a Russian Collection
in the Thomas Cooper Library during
the event. i
A 6 p.m. reception on the library's
mezzanine level will honor Siberian i
artist Irma Khudyakova, who is giv- i
ing USC 150 watercolors depicting
life in Siberia. The artist's son will be
present to make the donation. I
Other activities include a 3:30 p.m. ;
panel presentation by six USC faculty,
whose research and teaching re- i
late to Russia, in Gambrell auditori- '
um.
It will feature Professor James 1
Kuhlman, Russian track adviser of i
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"The afternoon panel is intendt
to demonstrate to the communi
how significant these programs a
and to celebrate the achievements
the scholars responsible for them
O'Leary said.
All events are open to the publi
Tickets to the dinner and rece
tion are 120 for society membe
and |25 for nonmembers.
Reservations must be made 1
\pril 18. Checks can be sent to tl
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Thursday April 7
Malicious injury to real propei
ty, 6th floor bathroom and hallway
Moore. Suspect was upset for som
unknown reason and proceeded t
t itiiiovc arm oreaK a mirror, ine su:
JV pect was referred to the RHD. Est
m . mated value: $20.
Larceny of a book bag, Bates Cafi
teria. Victim said unknown person(?
.removed his book bag from the inc
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r- floor McClintock. Victim said unknown
person(s) left an obscene message on
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session.
Autobreaking, petit larceny.
i- Pendleton Street Garage. While on pa;)
trol, complainant found the driver's
i- side window of the victim's vehicle
). broken out. The victim was notified by
the USCPD. After the chec' <ng the car,
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