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President Clin ASSOCIATED PRESS OSLO. Norway (AP) ? President Clinton ai emissary for Bosnia, Richard Holbrooke, are amoi and organizations so far nominated for this year's Prize. Imprisoned Chinese dissident and human r Wei Jingsheng received multiple nominations. In keeping with the prize committee's traditi the non-voting secretary, Geir Lundestad, refii! Monday on the names of candidates. He would say only that 82 individuals and 21 I ^ J Hill * '1 JF Hp i' ^fli I ~^ehI The And ^ Touched 1 tf * Hot interstate calls. i'n (motions excluded. 'fa 1-HOO-OOUJCT is a registered trademark of MCI ton named a had been nominated as of I l i.1. - T 01 : ij uy me iian. 01 uuwu union tid his peace jn Oslo and still could be ii ng 103 people The Oslo-based Norwegi i Nobel Peace1 the names of candidates, against oppressive regime ights activist However, names of som because those making the on of secrecy, This year, known candidat 3ed comment a U.S. assistant secretary peace to Bosnia. Former I organizations been nominated several yea % J|r ; ?( A :y shelled it < Coug trked it over f( Yet they still \ by their undying ] You dial X i jEiWIKil Know the Code. 1 800 Yc % The Gamecock Tuesday, Febi s Nobel Peace non Monday, but proposals postmarked efforts, was nominated agai deadline were continuing to arrive The 1995 Peace Prize wi] ncluded. Rotblat. suggested Mordec an Nobel Committee never discloses technician imprisoned since partly to protect those struggling the country's atomic weapo 9. Other known nominees for tl s candidates become public, usually rights activist Sergei Koval nominations announce them. Soldiers' Mothers; Kurdish I es include Clinton and Holbrooke, is jailed in Turkey; East Tim of state, for their efforts to bring Ximenes Belo; and Bishop S 'resident Jimmy Carter, who has Others include Ibrahim ] rs running for his worldwide peace Kosovo region of Serbia; Her >ut for your orthodontist 1 ;hed it up for your car ir ar that fish tClflk accid< ITlSlSt you call COllCCt* love, you spare them furth iOO CALL ATT. \ CALL ATT. That's Your True Choia AT&T >ur True Choice ? * vary 13,1996 tinee for his effori n this year. nominated for his life oner, anti-nuclear activist Joseph "Solidarity; and Maha ( hai Vanunu, an Israeli nuclear efforts to bring peace t 11986 for revealing secrets about The five-member c< as. . Feb. 28 to begin the pra le 1996 prize are: Russian human in mid-October, yov; the Russian anti-war group Lundestad said this j 'arliamentarian Leyla Zana, who million. * or's Catholic Bishop Carlos Filipe The prize is alwaj lomnol PIIIT MaviAA nnnnrAMiAMr nf JAAU L Jills. isurance. *nt. er expense. i "A <* H FOU1UC1 JAUiA U1 IVICAIIU.Olllll VC19CUJT UI LliC UWU lugova, president of the troubled dynamite and endows mod Lannu, a 100-year-old Dane I 8 P t< II s p > Bpa ii ti c F o' H 0. 1 ol t( EC _ c T m s< r~ vja irv |i|i T ss. 3 t in Bosnia long efforts to promote international Jhosananda, a Bhuddist monk, for his o Cambodia. jmmittee will have its first meeting on sss of picking a winner, to be announced 'ear's cash award would be about $1 (s presented in Oslo on Dec. 10, the 1 of Alfred Nobel, a Swede who invented d the prize in his 1895 will. appreciating lew music TAFF REPORT Music lovers can enjoy four days of erformances by some of the Southeast's )p student musicians during USC's 9th annual Band Clinic and Conductor's ymposium Feb. 15-18. The symposium will include free tiblic concerts and a series of clinics for md students from eieht Southern states. More than 500 students will have le opportunity to learn from some of le nation's top conductors: Col. William lark, retired director of the U.S. Army ield Band; Richard Bergman, director fbands at Herndon High School in [erndon, Va.; Andrew Crew, director fbands at Lincoln High School in allahassee, Fla.; and Pat Rooney, director "bands at James Madison University. "The high school students selected ) play represent some of the finest lusical talent in the country," said Jim openhaver, USC's director of bands. The clinic's highlight, will be a concert 12 p.m. Feb. 18 at the Koger Center, he concert will feature the best student lusicians from the 140 attending high :hool bands. ~ \ /\ -y^\ f a?i Mental illness has warning signs, too. For a free booklet about mental illness, call : l-800-969:NMHA. Learn to see the warning signs. National Mental Health Association GET DRESSED BEFORE YOU HIT THE ROAD. / V \ CM L-J Gloves help your grip. Leathers help prevent hypothermia. And all gear protects against flying objects. Which is vital if you ever \ o ) become the flying object. \ir/ MOTORCYCLE SAFETY FOUNDATION^ k H BM