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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. Mungo Teaching Awards Cynthia Colbert
Robert Coleman
Georgia Cowart
Helen Doerpinghaus
t Sandra Frick-Helms
, Outstanding Freshman Advocate Award Julye Johns
Outstanding Freshman Advocate Award Finalists James Byrd
Eddie Daniels, Jr.
Russell Research Award for Humanities and Carol Myers-Scotten
Social Sciences
Russell Research Award for Science, Mathematics Jerome Odom
and Engineering
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University of South Carolina Oustanding Seniors Kirk Randazzo
Marlon Doles
Dolly Justice
Rebecca Starr
Maribeth Brune
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Kristina Jones
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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
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: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.
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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."
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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
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te viero said.
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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
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lie written off pound seizure so far.
to awful it's still going on here."
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re. there is no benefit. It's just a mai
on of having to reduce the numbei
r a stray animals."
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lot raise the public's awareness of anii
ive research.
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ar- were seven fraternities on a waiti
lte list to get a space on campus. Sig
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creating a space at the same tim<
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It's "We just want people to know
what's going on," she said. "We want
ng. people to know, to drag it out into
lid. the light and have discussions about
bat it. We are focusing on the most biased
tant abuses we can find."
i be Beattie said animal research is neceal
essary to teach medical students
cit- about the workings of a living organism.
J at "We teach people and prepare peolet
pie so they can go into the hospital or
s at clinical setting and work with pa>ra
tienLs." Beattie said. "We're interest
len- ed in saving lives. Medical students
;re, need to know what they're doing,
tter "We all want to have confidence in
r of medical professionals. If I took my
grandson into the emergency room,
I to I want to have the confidence that I'm
ual getting the best possible care. That's
what we're all looking for."
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