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POUAGX1 IggiTSglfl im^= issssal ?--rsss FREE MOVIE F Wednesday, Dec. 6th 9:00 PM Russell House Theater KNOW THE CODE' SED D BQQ I C"R"" !?-"T^i*?<**}*&:"- Always costs less The Gamecock ? 400 continued from page 1 "I'm glad I won it with this gr "This is a solid group that plays wi is season continues, this team will con l, really good things are going to hap With 12 years at Carolina unde: is one of the veteran USC coache i, department. In that time, she has! in Gamecock athletics, and she s !2 department is heading in a new dire y, MOESER continued from pac )Q ?are likely to see less exciting innovati< will be able to advance without the "It was a great occasion to be a much in such a short period of time ? The university is expected to sti year. Before the application process ^ A chairperson for the committee ali ^ process begins. The university is jus committee. Moeser is expected to assume di e' Feb. 1 at an annual salary of $158,1 "I'm not only an organist, but ^ university is not unlike running a <: is H :k Schroeder vis 10 4 promises to 5s Associated Press CHARLESTON - US. Rep. Pat Sdin the longest-serving woman in the E of Representatives, vowed Monday to 0 speaking out on family and women's i after leaving Congress next year, n "They're not going to silence me. I 5 they're not going to silence you," sh< rt about 100 people attending a confei on the role of women in higher educ t, at the College of Charleston. 5 The Colorado Democrat annou last week she will leave the seat she won 23 years ago. "From the day I got there (Washinj ; I was always at war with the forces . ; had stayed too long," she said. "My bi C* fear was Don't let me stay too long. ^ She said she hasn't decided wh 11 do yet, but indicated it could be woi for a foundation, in higher educati perhaps in journalism. "Ill be around in my emeritus si doing whatever is helpful," she sa . nope wnatever l do will be sometni . | keep working on policies having to do families." Schroeder told the conference Ame SCREENIN KATE HUGH WINSLET GRANT ses. ^1 R^^TY L y * M. JL J XX X Oil If '"Hill "JEXSEKS" rn~-r PICTUMSOG 3OSTERS Pick Up Free Passes At Russell House Info Center After 8:30 AM Day of Show f p r ? d w r I . n n BQDD ! than 1-800-COLLECT* *?Tnj.c IkuyjKI Tuesday, December 5,1995 oup," Wilson said, director Dr. Mike McGee. ell together. As the "Carolina is in a great situation le around and some athletics department is providing | pen." and each sport is moved to excel, r her belt, Wilson is "It's great from a coaching stanc sin fVip ntVilpfins rnnr*Vi fppls lilrp frhnvVp Viar-lrpri (Ku seen many changes Wilson's efforts have not gom aid she thinks the national scene; the Lady Gamecoc Hon under athletics the Northern Lights Invitational Dec. !^J "C, jns. He is not sure, though, how quickly innovations 1 V aid of Moeser. ible to work with a leader who accomplished so D, s," Greiner said. -D < art looking for a new provost after the first of the can start, a search committee must be identified. AfHM so must be selected before the official application t starting the informal process of finding a search jyjQn( ities as Chancellor at the University of Nebraska 000 a choir director," Moeser, 56, said. "Running a ^ 10,000-voice choir." j The Associated Press contributed to this report. j guilt ban! its Charleston, ques > r V. ;eep speaking out cons] theb Deder, universities have done a good job of opening ?kco: louse up opportunities and fighting discrimination trial keep against women students. sen^ ssues The problem is those successes aren't ^ as far-reaching on the outside and that hope can mean problems for women graduates the F 3 told later, she said. rence Because many women don't see the nust ation problems from university environments, emh; they may not be as interested in getting t^ans need into public life, Schroeder said. seve ? first "We need to tell them why the public P31^' arena is important to them and their lives," I feel gton), she said. "This stuff (equal opportunities) i who just didn't happen because people woke ggest up one day and said it would be fair." But Schroeder said getting involved tat to must also be made interesting and fun. :king She recalled how once she helped form on or a group called "The Ladies vs. Women Society." Members would show up at Wm tatus speeches by conservative lawmakers id. "I wearing white gloves and wearing lapel ng to buttons reading "I'd Rather Be Ironing." with "We've got to talk about what fun it is when you win and do with things with rica's grace and humor," she said. ^ AT&T i-1 SWEE r To The Big Ga College Fc 20 FIRST PRIZI ?P 100SECC 2501 MAIL Abbreviated Rules No Purchase Necessary Prizes: (4) Grand Prizes: Trip for two t Approximate Retail Value (ARV) = $3500 ea. Prizes: Compact Disc (ARV=$12). (250) Third the trip on designated travel dates, he or she will to full official rules which may be obtained by s AT&T Big Game Sweepstakes Rules, P.O. Bo> or older. Void in Florida and where prohibited. Two Ways To Enter: Complete the official enti screenings of Sense and Sensibility. 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