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the Russell House Patio. Darrell Jones, right, adds ham
burgers to the hot plate. Photos by Emily Peterson/The
Gamecock.
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The winners received a plaque grams for Internationals as Outstandsigned
by the general manager of the ing Department; junior Ashli Sanders
Buick Motor Division and USC Presi- ^ Outstanding Individual Volunteer;
dent John Palms and five shares of and patterson as Outstanding Resi*
General Motors Corp. Common dence Hall
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(Senior Jennifer Morrison won the M?hz *hi ^Pha **ognized*s
Rosemary Broadway Award, which is Outstanding Student Organization,
given to a full-time student who is ac- Alpha Delta Pi won for giving the
tively involved in community service. Largest Charitable Donation by a StuOther
winners include: English Pro- dent Organization.
REGISTRAR continued from page one '
higher education administration from records maintenance, class schedulOur
Lady of the Lake University in ing and voice interact registration.
Texas in 1971, and his doctorate in While at New Orleans. Strickland
higher education administration from helped create two summer college
Auburn in 1993. programs in Europe for gifted and talSmith
also is a 1977 graduate of the ented high school students, and deAir
Command and Staff College at veloped and implemented a scholarMaxwell
Air Force Base in Alabama. s^jp an(j recruiting strategy for Na"e
,"L 1 Captain m ?e ^ ^?rcc tional Merit/Achievement finalists that
from 1967-77, recemng the An-Force hed jn (hc univefsi enrollj 69
Commendation Medal and Merc Mcrit fmalists and l6 fi.
tonous Service medals, including one .. . , , .
with an Oak Leaf Cluster. ,nahsts wl|,e" pnevtorcsly none h0<
Strickland joined the University of en en ; '
New Orleans in 1977 as director of ad- _ P^or to New Orleans, Stripk
p missions and records and was named i*na servea as assistant registrar; at
registrar in 1981. He is responsible for Auburn University from 1973-77. He
coordinating development and im- earned his bachelor's in aviation manplementation
of the university's com- agement in 1971 and his master's in
puterized data base system for on-line business administration in 1974, both
admissions, transfer credit evaluation, from Auburn.
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