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mcern when the roof work started, I was <
ilieved antibiotics, and there's no reason I shoe
ig their have been congested again, but I ma
the mistake of staying (at Laborde) 1
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then, Tve been this way," Stringfellc
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Honoring IT
teachers I
STAFF REPORTS iCr
University of South Carolina students ffijyf
are encouraged to submit nominations for
the faculty member who best exemplifies
excellence in undergraduate teaching.
Nominations for the Amoco Outstanding
Teaching Award should be in the form of a k - f \
letter describing-the nominees strengths as
a teacher. Letters should be mailed to Lori
Thombs, Chair, Amoco Teaching Award
Committee, Department of Statistics, no J'j
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later man iviarcn <3. ine awara carnes a
$2,500 prize for the selected award winner ?Iff f
The award, given since 1966, recognizes f s
excellence in teaching performance in
undergraduate programs and is the most
prestigious award given by the university.
The selection process represents a
collaborative balance between students,
faculty and administration. The importance
of student nominations, however, is the .J
most critical component in the process. B
President Palms will announce the winner
at the annual meeting of the entire university [B
faculty, and the recipient will be recognized
at the university's annual spring Awards _ _ _
t~\ SG TTG
Day ceremonies. Wednes
For additional information call Thombs
at 777-5163. Judical
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ice me more money, once again." room; if I movec
he To Stringfellow, moving to another to sign my guest
ier residence hall wasn't acceptable. old, and I don't i
They've given us the option of moving me, playing moi
ne to another dorm, which I think is still said,
an unfair. I don't think it's fair for us to Cooper said
ild have to move and pack up our things. I could have hj
de think there should have been more options differently,
or available, like stopping the whole project They could
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nto Laborde for the going to be harmful, th
I pay $1,370 for a private communicated with all
1 to Baker, I would have ahead of time that it wa
s in and out I'm 22 years given us the option of mc
leed anyone supervising they even started constru
n and dad," Stringfellow "They didn't communica
that the smell was goii
the housing department anything like that."
mdled the situation The Towers area offia
said they sent out inform
have been more specific odor in a flier called "Sn
they were doing. If they which was to be slippt
i they were doing was Laborde resident's door. S
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I Briefs
USC Strauss concert cancelled
The School of Music's faculty
1 concert featuring the works of Johann
and Richard Strauss, which was
scheduled for today, has been
cancelled. The concert has yet to be
rescheduled.
Philosophy Coiloquim today
The seminar entitled
"Pragmatism. Patriotism and the
3 American Search for Identity" will
begin at 4:00 p.m. today in Gambrell
Hall room 258. A reception will be
held at 3:30 p.m. in the Humanities
Office Building room 615.
Clarification
In Wednesday's issue of The
Gamecock, Jonathan Robinson, 18,
who was arrested Sunday, Feb. 25,
is not Jon M. Robinson, 20, the recent
SG presidental candidate.
Are you or your organization
doing anything to bring unity
to the campus? If so give us
ie Gamecock a call at 777-7726. We may
0 office profile you in an upcoming
1 Campus series on diversity.
1 I
ley could have who signed a petition to stop the asphalt
1 the residents roof work said they did not receive that
s harmful, and flier.
iving out before Mixon said planning is important,
ction, she said. ?j flon't think any of these things
te couldn't have been prevented with proper
lg o e a or pi^^g What I would like to see is
3 staff members housinS include, maybe, Health and
ation about the Safety pianning stages... to evaluate
lell the Roses," potential impact, particularly in any
id under each process that involves chemicals."
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