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1994 USC Awards Day Steven N. Swanger Leadership Award Maribeth Brune Algernon Sullivan Alumnus Award Margaret Richardson Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award (Female) Sherry Lamb Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award (Male) David Haller Ada B. Thomas Oustanding Faculty Adviser Awards Walter Hanclosky Robert Rood Amoco Outstanding Teaching Award Marilyn Nelson Michael J. 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U Ul\y> American I C^-> . i ^ fare and cb i iJ&A $4 | %,?* ?6 AmericanAiriines f / American^k^ / For reservations or instructions, call your Tn Ready for a little off-campus activity? Just preser we fly in the 48 contiguous states. Use it for a ro; is good for travel between April 18,1994, and O fares. It doesn't take an accounting major to ap the airline that's willing to give you one. Ame your Travel Agent or American at 1-800-237-" Terms and Conditions: All travel must be completed by midr Redemption is limited to one certificate per passenger per tick paid at the time the ticket is purchased. A round-trip ticket pui cancellation penalty will apply. No travel will be permitted on if you pay a $25 service charge and meet the restrictions appl fare offer, "K" fares, discount certificate, coupon, Senior Citia counterfeited, obtained or used improperly, or where prohibit will be by the most direct American Airlines or American Eagle circuitous routing, connecting points, and/or segments are pr< 48 states. American Eagle and AAdvantage are registered trade to change the AAdvantage program at any time without notic 1-800-237-7981, and refer the representative to STAR File N* -| DOG LAB continued fi same situation here, only they repla< these dogs with other animals. "Animals are still essential to tl teaching process. You can't go to clinic and know how to treat a hea problem if you don't know how tl heart works. In the life sciences, yc have to have the fundamentals, lil biochemistry, physiology and anat my. It's a foundation you have I build on." At the School of Medicine, .5 pe cent of animals used are dogs, and percent are cats. Almost 97 percent the animals used for research are r dents. The experiments on cats by Profe sor Matthew Wolf is another proje SETA opposes. Wolf is studying the < fects of hypothermia and blood mov ment from the vessels to tissue. "He does not experiment on livii MARRIOTT continued from page 1 SG Chief of Staff Brad Holt said f isn't really satisfied with the food Ma riott delivers. "It seems like everything you'> paid for is unreasonable," Holt sai< "You end up spending $800, and yc A U f??A If A uuu i imvt tiiuu^ii IUUU. 11 juu %j have something nice, you end u spending $1,200." Holt said the SG Finance Comm tee sees many budget requests wil large food expenses because of th Marriott prices. "I guess the reason people use it because it's easy," Holt said. "If pe< pie had a choice, I think they'd lil the competition." :OCk -[ere netl ni .1 des }Tos75 OnAme :ertificate is valid for one of the discounts shown b purcnase your ucKei anu travel on aiiichuui auuiii !agle in the 48 contiguous states, and when the folic iss requirement is met: 3 OFF any individual student or adult roui excursion fare from $250 to $349. 0OFF any individual student or adult roui excursion fare from $350 to $449. 'C OFF any individual student or adult roui 1 excursion fare of $450 or more. ivel Agent or American Airlines at 1-800-23" it the above certificate along with yoi id trip. Take a summer vacation. Or if ctober 15,1994. Even better, these di{ predate a deal like this. So if you nee rican Airlines. For reservations and i r981 and refer to STAR File N*/COI light October 15,1994. This certificate and a vali :et. Airport passenger facilities fees of up to $12 a rchased with this certificate will have an advance the following inclusive blackout dates: May 26, ! icable to the new fare. A ticket issued against th :en discount or A'Advantage? award. This certific ;ed by law. An open ticket may not be issued and: routing between the origin and destination, and ohibited. Travel is valid as referenced on this certi marks of American Airlines, Inc. American Eagle i e. NOTE: for additional information about the n 7COLLEGE2. rom page 1 :e cats," Beattie said. "The cats cor from the pound and are released le us when they are scheduled to a killed. He anesthetizes them and 1 rt es a general anesthetic, pentobarbit te to put their whole body to sleep. >u "When they are totally anesthetize ce Dr. Wolf performs surgery on the c o- and removes one hind leg. He th to drains the blood from the cats and < tnanizes tne cat. All experiments a :r- on the isolated hind leg." .8 The medical school purchases of animals from the Columbia Anin o- Shelter or from federally licens vendors. Von Karowsky said SETA < :s- jects to the practice of pound seizu ct "Pound seizure is a local issue," v rf- Karowsky said. "Pets are held fo e- few days. If you're out of state, on your pet has been sold, there's n lg much you can do. Eleven states ha FRATERNITIES ? ternity, then do it to all of them," S te viero said. ir- Hokanson said she was particul; ly concerned about PIKA being la because the sign-up was in the fi d. ternity's lounge. >u "That just showed us they werei 'o interested," Hokanson said. 'P ZBT member and RA Mark Matl said he thinks late contracts is not t 't_ reason the fraternity is being evictc to "People are greasing the wheels i ie stairs," Mathis said. "If your fratern icrt't moUnn mnfiAv tbpn lrnnVo 1 IJIi I iilOJVliig mv/livj, UlV.il J WU IV I 1S good. But fraternities aren't a bu ness." ce Sigma Nu will take ZBT's hall nc year. Soviero cited Sigma Nu's po erful alumni and money as the reas< v | ;S liinj Ill Ck< rican Airlines TL< ^1^ TICKET DESIGNATOR FSERIAL t> es/ B45 SI iwing TICKET DESIGNATOR STAR FIL B60 N*/( Kj-trip TICKET DESIGNATOR FOCUS B75 F*TK1 Passenger Signature/School ld-trip | FOR OFFICE USE ONLY Ticket Number Date Of Ticket Issuance AA Agent Die/Location id-tri p Travel Agency Name/IATA# Travel Agency Location EXPIRATION DATE: '-7981. AIR TRAVEL MUST BE COMPLETED BY O ir valid student I.D., and save big 01 you want to, visit your parents. Eitb >counts apply to round-trip excursii da break, fly A .rln ri details, call AlT16riC3l 1EGE2. Something spe d student I.D. must be presented when a rou nd fuel surcharges, if applicable, are not incluc purchase requirement. Saturday night stay rec 29, July 2-5,1994. Prior to departure, changes is certificate may not be combined with any o ate is void if sold for cash or other considerat stopovers are not permitted. Travel on a ticket must be on a routing where American maintai ificate to American Airlines/American Eagle de: is American's regional airline associate. Americ jles and restrictions of your excursion ticket, lie written off pound seizure so far. to awful it's still going on here." be Beattie said the term is misleadi js- "We can't seize anything," he s; al, "It's very regulated. They tell us w animals we can have. The dogs u: id, were animals specifically slated to ats killed. We don't purchase from a d en er or accept animals from private iu- izens. ire "The same drug is used here an* the pound, an overdose of anestl its ics. The experience for the animal tal the pound is the same at the labc ed tory. Here, though, there is some b >b- efit before the animal is killed. Th? re. there is no benefit. It's just a mai on of having to reduce the numbei r a stray animals." ice Van Karowsky said SETA is trying lot raise the public's awareness of anii ive research. continued from page 1 k> for this. However, Hokanson said th< ar- were seven fraternities on a waiti lte list to get a space on campus. Sig ra* Nu and Phi Delta Theta were the < ly two that accepted the offer to co n 1 on campus at this time. Hardy said PIKA is one of t lis largest fraternities on campus a nc ^ might be the largest by the end of i ' ' semester. Ip^ "It's like killing two birds with c no stone," Hardy said. "They're getti Si. rid of one of the top competitors a creating a space at the same tim< :xt think Greek Life is being pressured w- the administration to create spaces an the quad." 9 y ft ckets. | JUMBER fUDENT I E I f>TI Fr,F? I 1 I r/COLLEGEB I I I I 1 I CTOBER15,1994. n air fare to anywhere er way, your certificate on fares and student nAirlines Kkdintheair. nd-trip ticket is purchased. 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