Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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2 Entries for Datebook may be submitted to The Gamecock in the third floor of the Russell House. There is a box in the newsroom designated for datebook entries. The Student Nurses Association will hold its monthly meeting on Monday, Nov. 27 at 1:15 p.m. in the College of Nursing Building, room 125. Sundays PALM Campus Ministry, Worship and Dinner, 5:30 p.m., 728 Pickens St. Student Government Executive Cabinet, 6 p.m., Witten Room t? $ Sorority Christian Fellowship, 7:30-9 p.m., H W*B basement of South Tower. For more information, |||ll1[ call 779-7173. Ballroom Dance Club, 4-5 p.m., Blatt PE Centerl07 p';||||pl| Carolina Productions Concerts Commission, DATEE 7:30 p.m., RH 201 Model United Nations Club, 8:30 p.m., Kh 302 Sorority Council, 5 p.m., RH Theater Fraternity Council, 4:30 p.m. Carolina Productions Performing Arts Commission, 6:30 p.m.,RH 201 Carolina Productions Special Programs Commission, 7 p.m., RH 348 Tuesdays Newman Club, 7 p.m., St. Thomas More Center GREENBACKS continued from page 1 School of Economics in London, England. Aaron Williamon, a senior psychology and music major was also awarded a scholarship. While abroad, Williamon plans to conduct research and take several courses in cognitive psychology. Williamon is especially interested in studying the psychology of music. In addition, Michael Santarlas, a senior marine science major received a scholarship. Santarlas plans to study geographical information systems and their application to marine ecology and coral reef management. He will conduct his studies at the University of Queensland in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. The fifth USC student awarded the scholarship is junior Elena Ellison. She is a media arts major. Ellison will study film at the University of Wacked in Hamilton, New Zealand. Before being awarded these district Rotary scholarships, each of the recipients had to complete an application and go EVACUATION continued from page 1 Anderson, the compressor on the cooling the room containing s unit broke causing the room to warm an odor. This was mi' up. Because of this, an experiment in gas leak due to these GIVE American Red Cross GAMECOCI Sports Calendar This Week in Gamecock A"n Men's Bnsketba FRIDAY, NOVHIBER M ON DAY^ NOVEMB E F vs South CtrrolfnoStote at' For Ticket Information Call 777-42 For More Details Contact: USC Sports Informal ""jjjlTESM INSTITUTO TECNOLOGICO Y DE ESTUDIOS SUPERIORE momcrrey Eugenia Carta Soda ItfUMMU^^jAUuUlKlllJffiJIIll^ Guaymtu Chihuahua a.Mm Visiting Professor Full Tim Tampico Laguna Ph D degree in one of the . Master or PI Saiiiiio following areas: one of the folk ucauca ^ Business Administration * Intematior Hidalgo irapuato International Business * Business fi unn Marketing, Finance Marketing Quertiaro * Economy Son has Pouat Toiuca . Candidates must come in Available for CddcMtnco his/her sabbatical year Fluent in Sp: ciuapas (ideally) injanuary 1996 or Centralde Veracruz August I996 Estado de Mtaco Morelos To Apply: Applicants who wish to be considered send rcsum Cd. Obregdr vr transcript and diploma be!ore December 7,1995 to: Guadalajara Lie. Claudia Ferrer Maiaiidn Phones in Mexico: (528) 358-9600 / 358-4141 Fax: (528) 328-4199 Smaioa E.mail: cferrer@qm.mty.itcsm.mx Sonera Norte The Gamecock Clj Hillel, 7:30 p.m., RH 315. For more information, call ^ 0 544-0607 SAGE (Students Allied for a Greener Earth), 7-8 was p.m., RH 302 Hian Association of African American Students, 6 p.m. halli P.E.E.R.S. meeting, every other week, RH 315 wh? Carolina Productions Ideas and Issues Commissions, ^an 7:30 p.m., Witten Room jjjfQ Carolina Productions Cinematic Arts Commission, 7 p.m., RH 201 RHA Senate, 7 p.m., RH 322 _ 600 =r?] Wednesday# ^ rmm PALM Caucus Ministry, dinner and program, 5:30 p.m., 728 Pickens St. loss Warn Student National Pharmaceutical !Rm| Association, first and third Wednesdays of each Lar month, 5:30 p.m., Coker Life Sciences Building jjaj jr-jgS lounge. Call Sonia at 544-0899 for more ^ HMl information. ani pUUK ' Young Democrats, 7 p.m., RH 315 Student Government Senate, 5 pan., RH Theater Women Students' Association, 6 p.m., RH 203 jja.1 Carolina Productions Marketing Committee, 6 p.m., RH 9m "VA # t JLTU1J Carolina Productions Black Cultural Commission, 7 p.m., RH 348 Lm, College Republicans, 7:30 p.m., Gambrell 250. Call us< 343-7194 for more information. unj The Bisexual, Gay and Lesbian Association, 8 p.m., Business Administration 401 ?on the the; the vict through a practice interview. During the interview applicants Lar had to describe what events shaped their lives. Each of the ^id USC students receiving the scholarship received additional renl assistance through the Office of Fellowships and Summer 002 Programs. Dig Bridgeman said the Office of Fellowships and Summer ^ Programs was a big help during the application process. Working with the Fellowships Office, Bridgeman was able ^he to undergo a practice interview. yel] Students who are interested in applying for the Rotary nea International Scholarships should attend an information tnn session at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 6 in the Gressette Room. Wh Representatives from local Rotary clubs will be at the meeting pla< to assist students with the application. For more information, offii contact the Office of Fellowships and Summer Programs at aPI 777-0958. tow FA Au nilfur began to emit natural gas, so that if it does leak it can r "~ staken for a natural be detected by smell, ilfur that is put into : THE GIFT OF LIFt, I GIVE BLOOD I is IIw E E K -ILETICS /l itball /' 4 & 25 r~ t. USC) 27 ? W11 24 (0 ? 27 7.30 | I # tion 777-6204 istema ITESM N0, nO, She (Udll't \ SDE MONTERREY , , p , mm into the pot for the g Warn and books galore. Ai e Professor Each week, we'll be h D degrees in Ul'StOre SigO I :>wing areas: ial Business administration Tho In I January 1996 g nu inish 1400 Gre< Tuesday, November 21,1995 tIME continued from page 1 fficer confirmed that there were gas Pendleton Garage. Victii s present Columbia Fire Department unknown persons had notified, and the reporting officer driveFs-side window ver overed two patches of carpet in the entered the vehicle, i room that had been saturated with removing about $1^ it appeared to be gasoline. That equipment, lage to the carpet is estimated at 000. Investigation into the incident Grand larceny of a motor inues. Street Garage. Victim unknown persons ha< icious injury to personal property, secured Chevy Tahoe fie: Bull St. Victim reported that Estimated Loss: $36,85< nown persons had damaged the left t bumper of their vehicle. Estimated Malicious injury to per : $150. S-2 Lot. Victim reported persons had keyed the d ceny of a microwave oven, Preston quarter panel. Estima 1. Victim reported that unknown /w>c romnuw! a mirrnwnvp nvpn frnm AutnBrfiakinfT / larcenv of uisecured common area. Estimated Street Garage. Victim : $150. unknown persons had vehicle's driver-side ?ny of a microwave oven, USC Band subsequently removing a i 1. Victim reported that unknown CDs. Estimated loss: $? ions removed several items of clothing 1 the premises. Estimated loss: $163. Larceny of a microwavi Hall. Victim reported ceny of textbooks / partial recovery, persons removed a micrc I! Law Center. Victim reported that the common area betwe mown persons removed several Estimated loss: $130. books from an unsecured location, le of the books were later located at Thursday, No. 16 South Carolina Bookstore, where Trespassing after notice y had been sold. The total value of Center. Subject was i stolen books was $232, of which the employee to be roamin im recovered $110. suspicious manner. Si interview check reveal ceny of a wallet, College of Nursing, had been warned not t im reported that unknown persons before. Subject was tab loved her wallet from the unsecured ition. Estimated loss: $126. Assault and battery, Tf girlfriend of a resident orderly conduct / resisting arrest, the resident there with laussure. Responding to a fight in Subject attacked this fen gress, the arresting officer observed and had to be restrainec subject in the stairwell of the building, until police arrived. CI ling obscenities at occupants of a pressed, irby apartment, and wearing only lsers. Subject was visibly intoxicated. Autobreaking / larcem en made aware that he was being Lot. Victim reported xd under arrest, the subject fled the persons entered his se< ?rs on-scene. When the subject was using a clothes hanga irehended, he became combative door. A radio was remc ard the arresting officers. loss: $140. lay, Nov. 17 Financial transaction ca tobreaking / larceny of a stereo, House Wachovia ATM 1 <&, Studei @ The University OF N 0 V E i n r] tl U II I LI ntier iwanda 01 Junior tin the $1,000 grand prize. At least xand prize drawing on December 8 id so could you, if you sign up now giving away a prize package to a lu< i i C ip. You could be a big winner, too.; Ifs R0 uired S (No purpose necessar Employees of Student Media and University Bookstore are not eleg one entry per student. All contestants must be enrolled in classes 1996 at USC- Columbia. Weekly prizes will be drawn on Frida\ announced in Monday's paper. The final day to enter is Dec. 8. Ti will be verified for elegibility and notified shortly after. me St. Columbia, SC 29208-00112 ii reported that reported that he had left his bank card pried open the in the machine accidentally after finishing it and then had a transaction. The card was then subsequently apparently used by an unauthorized 175 of stereo person to withdraw $100. A concerned citizen returned the discarded card to the victim. Wachovia is investigating vehicle, Blossom incident, reported that 1 removed his Wednesday, Nov. 15 m the premises. Larceny textbook / recovery, Douglas. Victim reported that unknown persons . removed a textbook from the unsecured location. Textbook was then located at ^ j 0Wn the University Bookstore, where it had nver s-side rear , ,, J ted loss: $400. been sold" a shirt, Blossom Larceny bookbag. University Bookstore, reported that Victim reported that unknown persons broken out the removed their bookbag from the entrance vent window, to the store. Estimated loss: $229. shirt and several 10. Tuesday, Nov. 14 Autobreaking / larceny of money, a oven, Preston Pendleton Garage. Victim reported that that unknown unknown persons had broken in the iwave oven from passenger-side window of the vehicle en three rooms, and stolen the change that was in the ashtrav. The change amounted to $2. Autobreaking / larceny of a CD player, Public Health Henderson Garage. Victim reported that eported by an unknown persons entered his secured g the halls in a vehicle by unknown means and removed ibsequent field a qd player. Estimated loss: $400. ed that subject 0 trespass once Autobreaking / larceny of a stereo, en into custody. Henderson Garage. Victim reported that unknown persons entered his secured le Roost. An ex- by unknown means and removed arrive to n the stereo. Estimated loss: $110. another female. IbvthTr^dent Autobreaking/larceny of CDs/malicious 1 Dy HI" iCfllucIll . i i *T j were not injury to personal property, Henderson Garage. Victim reported that unknown persons removed several CDs from the / of a radio, S-8 unsecured vehicle. A rear brake light that unknown hud also been damaged. Estimated loss: aired vehicle by r to unlock the >ved. Estimated Autobreaking / larceny of a radio, Pendleton Garage. Victim reported that unknown persons entered the secured rd fraud, Russell vehicle by unknown means and removed Vlachine. Victim the radio. Estimated Loss: $250. nt Media i of South Carolina M B E R 17 ie 10 J-k3 iver not yet. She's now entered where she could win $1,000 at the University Bookstore. iky individual who visits our >o get smart. Sign up. icholarship is and fie winner ? Phone: 777-4160