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Drop-in self-hypnosis session;
are scheduled from 2:30 p.m.-4 p.m
Wednesdays at the Counseling am
Human Development Center, locat
ed at 900 Assembly St. For more in
formation, contact Ruthann Fox
Hines at 777-5223
A Black Focus Group led by Mai
colm Anderson, M.S., will be hel<
Tuesday afternoons from 3-5 p.m ii
room 212 at the Counseling and Hu
man Development Center, locatec
at 900 Assembly St. For more in
formation, call 777-5223.
Tax help is available free of charge
From now until April Beta Alpha Ps
will help with taxes in the lobby o
the Russell House Tuesdays fron
12:30-2:30 p.m. and Fridays fron
11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
The Women Students' Associa
tion is meeting today at 6:00 p.m. ir
Russell House room 348. The guesi
speaker will be Rita Yarborough fron
USCPD.
Sundays
Ballroom Dance Club, 4 p.m.
5 p.m., Blatt P.E. Center Room 107
For more information, call Gabriel*
at 256-3140.
Worship service and dinner
5:30 p.m., PALM Center, 728 Pick
ens St.
Mondays
Sorority Council, 5 p.m., RE
Theater.
CPU Cultural Arts Committee,
7 p.m., CPU Conference Room
CPU Cinematic Arts Commit
tee, 7 p.m., RH 203.
CPU Publicity Committee. 7:3C
p.m., RH 201.
Tuesdays
Carolina for KIDS, 6 p.m., RH
302.
Dinner and program, 6 p.m.
Presbyterian Student Center, 170$
Greene St.
Carolina Cares, 7 pm., RH 204
Student Psychology Associa^
tion, 7 p.m., Barnwell Conference
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action group, 7:30 p.m., RH second
floor lobby. af
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1 Campus Rape Awareness, 7 st
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Bible Study, 7 p.m., Presby^
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College Republicans Meeting, nc
7:30 p.m., Gambrell room 151. For
more information, call Mike at 544- I'r
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p.m., RH 302.
"Heart to Heart," 7 p.m., Bap'
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lowship, 8 p.m.-9:30 p.m, RH 315.
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n from over 200 applicants.
Elizabeth Mead has been chosen to
epare the experiment for the launch
id will leave for Cape Canaveral Suniy
1 am excited to be going" Mead said,
'm going to be experiencing a lot of
ings most people don't get to do, like
eing the shuttle go up. Ill be instruental
in putting the cells in the flight
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ACULTY continued from page 1
avid Shrock, dean of the College of
usiness Administration. "For exame,
the cut could affect the work that
e are doing on state government and
:onomic development."
Lester Lefton, dean of the College
Humanities and Liberal Arts, said
le budget might affect the university's
mmitment of maintaining quality edition
for all its students.
There are mixed opinions about
hether the cut will cause some facul
members to leave the university.
"I think it definitely will," Welsh
lid. "Ifs difficult for faculty to under\xrV?\r
ViirrViav orlnnofmn lon't onn.
uiiu iij liigii^i ^uuvutiv/u ion l ou^
>rted."
"Unfortunately, the best and brightit
teachers are the ones most able to
ave to other schools," Lefton said "Over
ie past years, we've seen a number of
lr top teachers and researchers leave
ie university."
Davis said he didn't think the cut
ould cause faculty to leave, at least
>t in the first year.
"I hope it won't," Davis said. "But
n concerned about a salary compreson.
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so provided.
"This is a great opportunity to learn
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It also allows the chance for students
work with faculty who are interest.
in seeing them succeed and work one
i one with them," Gill said.
Eligible students must be rising juors
or seniors and permanent citizens
id legal residents of the United States.
1 applicants must have a cumulative
PA of at least 2.5 and be first- generion
college students with demonstrated
lancial need or a member of an unrepresented
group at their college.
For an application packet or more inrmation,
call the McNair Graduate
iholars Office at 777-5125.
^search Opportunities available
The South Carolina EPSCOR Unrgraduate
Program is sponsoring Unrgraduate
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but they are able to share their experience
with other students in the classroom,"
Piepmeier said. "I appreciate the
opportunity to be able to assist these excellent
students who have knowledge, wc
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it will," Shrock said. "If there's a re- Re
duction in salary, then it will cause some CI:
faculty to leave., but they won't leave CI
immediately if there's a reduction in fa- cai
cilities."
Turk said she is aware of the possi- im
bility that some faculty might leave. to
"I don't know of any of our faculty fre
members who are seriously considering
jobs elsewhere," Turk said, "But be
there's always a risk. I'm just keeping wi
my fingers crossed." an
Welsh said the students will also be pn
affected. sti
Uur tuition is ridiculously high, and
the students are getting ripped off as it tor
is," she said. "We're the only state [in be
the south] that hasn't had a decrease sei
in budget cuts." thi
Welsh also said both students and 35
faculty should work together to become
more political. bei
"We have to be more vocal," Welsh mc
said. "We need to do a better job at ed- for
ucating the people doing the decision- erc
making concerning budget cuts. So far, ho
they are taking the wrong approach." th<
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ECYCLING continued from page 1
er Thomas, USC recycling coordina*
USC. "They don't realize that when
ey throw a fall container into the recling
bii), the whole load must be |li
rown out due to contamination." ?|
If the contamination problem con- ;||
lues the entire styrofoam recycling |p
ogram will be terminated.
University Dining Services has mi
>rked with various campus groups to [\| (
plement recycling programs. ?
"We became aware of the ecology V\l
oblems and started working with the 77
>up SAGE on campus and... the USC _
scycling office has worked with us," q
landler said. "We meet regularly with ?
ins ana taiK aDout ainerent ways we |(j(
a be recycling." I?
Dining services is also working to I B<
plement a composting program and n
distribute Ecomugs to all incoming ||||i
ishmen next year. |?lf
Another USC Recycling program is |:j||
ing tested in Columbia Hall dealing $$!
th newspapers, paper and aluminum l|j|j
d is doing well, but Thomas said the
egram could use improvement on the
idents' side.
"Last semester we collected over 87
is of recyclable material. We should etycollecting
65 tons per month. This out 'i
nester is much improved though, in are 1
3 past month we have collected over ^at
tons alone," said Thomas. c'in?
The USC Recycling Program has |??k
en a full-time office for the past eight in&1
>nths. It was just a part-time program ?Ptlc
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uic past live jcai vv nil tiic euupition
of the students, Thomas said he Part
pes the improvements necessary in f
i program will help litter control and in ai
ycling at USC. to increase in the next c'm?
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Skeet Von Harten, chairman of a the 1
up lobbying to protect the Beaufort 1
rine Corps Air Station, said the group's theii
it estimate is that Beaufort won't be Depj
luded. Seer
Officials also believe Shaw Air Force relei
3e in Sumter is no longer endangered mus
:ause the Air Force is expected to fo- Clos
i on closing supply depots rather than and
titer bases. I
"The congressman feels the Beau- the 1
t Air Statia good position going into year
s round," said Craig Metz, chief of and
ff for U.S. Rep. Floyd Spence, R-S.C., "
lirman of the House Anned Services mea
mmittee. "He hasn't stated he has add ]
ise for concern about any of the South Fink
rolina bases." the i
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94, The University of South
arolina recovered and
cycled the following amounts
paper products:
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ewspaper 55,082
^hite Paper 18,020
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reen-bar Paper 29,210
ardboard 19,710
ooks 12,460
he University, by recycling ill
lis amount, saved 1,491 |
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ETHAN MYERSON / The Gamecock
vpars
We have created a disposable sociWe
throw everything away withi
second thought. College students
:he next generation. It is in college
we form our life habits. The recyl
program helps teach students to
at what they are actually throwaway
and decide if there are other
>ns for their trash. We need to leam
a part of the solution of waste not
of the problem," Thomas said,
"or more information on recycling
-eas around USC contact the Recyr
Offi at 777-8733
nay be safe
We're cautiously optimistic," said
me Mitchell, executive director of
Beaufort Military Enhancement
imittee. "What we are hearing is
tive. But every time someone tells
;hat, I ask them if they have seen
ist and they say no."
['he branches of the military sent
r closing proposals to the Defense
irtment earlier this month. Defense
etary William Periy is scheduled to
ase a nnai list next ween, i ne list
t be reviewed by the Defense Base
ure and Realignment Commission
approved by Congress,
i'our years ago, South Carolina lost
Myrtle Beach Air Force Base. Two
's ago, the Charleston Navy Base
Shipyard were on the list.
We are not out of the woods by any
ns. Officers on the joint staff could
Beaufort to the list," said 0 J. "Skip"
, a former Marine who has followed
ssue for the governor's office.
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