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SOPHOMORES: Males Time Slot; Mm S 8 a.m 9 9 a.m 10 10 a.i 11 11 a.r 12 Noon THURSDAY, MARCH SOPHOMORES: Females Time Slot: Actui 13 8 a.m 14 9 a.m 15 10a.r 16 12:30 17 1:301 18 2:30] 19 3:30] FRIDAY, MARCH 22 SUMMER SCHOOL SIGN-UP:, Credit Hours: Actu: 90+ 9 a.m 70-89 10a.i ?UM 11 a.r 30-49 1:00] 1-29 2:00] OPEN 3:00] "An Evening of Etudes" tonigh at 7:30 p.m. in the Recital Hall Phi Alpha Delta, meeting tonigh at 7 p.m. in EH room 322 VITA, Volunteer Income Ta: Assistance, 11-1 p.m. today, RH in front of the information desk Wednesdays PALM Campus Ministry, dinne and program, 5:30 p.m., 728 Pickeiu St. Student Nationa Pharmaceutical Association, firs and third Wednesdays of each month 5:30 pjm, Coker Life Sciences Building ASSIGNED TIMI TUESDAY, MARCH 1 SENIORS: Males and Females Time Slot: Actus 1 8 a.m 2 9 a.m 3 10a.E JUNIORS: Males and Females Time Slot; Act in 4 12:30 5 1:301 6 2:301 7 l-'Wi hL^i HEP MANJU SHROFF The Gamecock e ana tne uiownsn, takes a oreak gazine and talks with bystander Bin 1 lounge. Call Sonia at 544-0899 for more information. Young Democrats, 7 p.m., RH 315 Student Government Senate, 5 p.m., RH Theater Women Students' Association, 6 p.m., RH 203 Carolina Productions Marketing 1 Commission, 6 p.m.,-RH 201 Carolina Productions Special Programs Commission, 6:30 p.m., RH203 t Carolina Productions Black Cultural Commission, 7:00 p.m., RH 348 t College Republicans, 7:30 p.m., Gamhrell 250. Call 343-7194 for more information, t The Bisexual, Gay and Lesbian Association, 8 p.m., BA 436 Fellowship of Christian Athletes, q.ic ?ri u.?u p.m., itiiiiauio unuc viuu iuvui Scholarship Donors Lounge r Thursdays 3 Habitat for Humanity, 5:30 p.m., RH 205 1 Intervarsity Christian t Fellowship, 7:30-9 p.m., RH 322/326 i, Baptist Student Union, Heart I to Heart, 7 p.m., BSU Center TiT^wjr I ? L^I L< B SLOTS Hjl 'I Time: . to 9 a.m. . to 10 a.m. q. to 11 a.m. ' Time: p.m. to 1:30 p.m. BMH ).m. to 2:30 p.m. MNlBil ).m. to 3:30 p.m. ).m. to 4:30 p.m. H 20 BnM il Time: BJbJhU . to 9 a.m. BUnjagJ . to 10 a.m. n. to 11 a.m. ri tn Nnnn to 1p.m. iLDm*: q . __ South To* . to y a.m. tniAam Sims . to 10 a.m. n. to 11 a.m. Horseshof i p.m. to 1:30 p.m. Ih^Bryde , ~ Thomwel! 3.m. to 2:30 p.m. _ , .. , ~ Columbia xm. to 3:30 p.m. WooAx)w. xm. to 4:30 p.m. _ Capstone Preston 1 (Ml Students NadaApts ?' Time: ^??st l to 10 a.m ,. *Ratesfor 11. to 11a.m. yet been ft n. to noon a.m. to 2:00 p.m. >?? p.m. to 3:00 p.m. p.m. to 4:00 p.m. PROFESSOR continued from page 1 challenging, yet invigorating year would definite perse be putting it mildly," said Robinson, "No matt artistic director and founder of the cared about i Donizetti Opera Theater of South and musicia Carolina. "I grew to love Dr. Phillips as very fortunati a friend, musician and professor. He was with him. He one of a kind." don't find rm Robinson said Phillips was a professor Phillips w of the "old school," meaning he took a Music Teac] CRIME continued from page 1 from a picture frame in his room lying in the trash can a large stain, believed to be urine on his bed. Witnesses s thpv saw fhp snsnprt in thp rnnm hut. HiH nnt spp hpr Ha anything. Victim later stated he saw the suspect wa around with an injured hand. Estimated loss: $10. Thursday, Feb. 29 Larceny of wheels, S-8 Lot. Victim reported unki persons removed two wheels and a set of factory rims her Nissan 240SX. Estimated loss: $300. Larceny of money, Thornwell. Victim reported unto persons removed $100 in cash from her purse in her se< room. Malicious injury to personal property, S-18 Lot. V reported unknown persons scratched the driver's-side of her vehicle. Estimated damage: $100 Grand Larceny of a motor vehicle, attempted g larceny of a motor vehicle, possession of tools of a crimi SURVEY continued from page 1 received a No. 3 ranking. Communici Tor more than 15 years, USCs school program ran psychology program consistently ranked ranked 13th in the top 10 in academic journals," said on the opinit Lester Lelton, dean ot the College or directors aroi Liberal Arts, which houses the psychology colleges and p department The credit for the program's in several ca success goes to the outstanding faculty "Fm just d in the psychology department. In school in these rani psychology, our students come from all Turk, dean ol across the United States, but many of and Mass C< them choose to stay in South Carolina, to have this < That speaks highly of USC and of our fine work of < state." students." The College of Journalism and Mass Accordir M W A jgm Got 3 i .. mall us. \ . IH Ul A wei$ hH progrj BQDBDOH oghi self-pi emph; behav PkHHSIH chang M you ...AND spo Hea iHfr RATES PER SEMESTER* V er1 $890 $1,012 ^ Apts.2 $1,418 $806 m $1,418 II Hall $992 m $1,418 m $992 ^ $1,012/51,210 m $995/1,295 $1,062 tApts. $1,098 A 1996-97 have not uablished & roval for assignment or more required inal interest in his students. Columbia Chapter of the Music Educatx er what, I always knew he National Conference. He was a memt my well-being as a student of the board of the International Pia in," Robinson said. "I was Teachers Foundation and a fellow of t j to have known and worked Danforth Foundation of St. Louis, IV i will be missed because you Robinson said, "Anybody who ir my like him today." him or knew him will never forget hi as president of the Columbia We all feel the loss. He was well-love hers Association and the , and Lot. Reporting officer observed a white Oldsmobile occupii itated by 3 black males enter the S-6 lot from the east entrance. T mage vehicle cruised each lane of the lot before stopping at lane Iking Suspect No. 1 stayed at the wheel of his vehicle while suspet No. 2 and No. 3 exited the vehicle and tested doors on t\ vehicles before gaining access to the second vehicle. Th victim's vehicle was then started by the two suspects. At th point, an officer entered the lot with his blue lights on. T1 lown suspects in the victim's car drove over the concrete medi; from and exited the lot. A chase ensued, ending when the suspet flio /tai* wilno ntirnir 4-V*n cinnnn r\v\ vx aoiitu biic vcu i#w sj iiiiivo awaj cuiu iicu viic ovciic uii iuv Suspect No. 1 was stopped and arrested. lown rured Wednesday, Feb. 28 Indecent exposure, trespassing after notice, Rutledge Chap ictim A USC student called USCPD and complained that the suspe door Larry D. Benjamin, 37, of Columbia, was masturbating the incident location. Several other students substantiate the report. Subject was stopped and arrested for indece rand exposure. A check revealed the subject had been warm 5, S-6 previously to stay off USC property for six months. ations' public relations rankings are based on each program ked 12th, and advertising academic excellence and strength . The rankings are based faculty and research. )ns of deans and program "The University of South Carolii md the nation who ranked is extremely proud of th ttugrams in their disciplines accomplishments of our school psycholq tegories. and journalism programs," Palms sai lelighted that we're included "These rankings show that thes dngs," said Judy VanSlyke programs and others at USC are settii f the College of Journalism the standard in their fields." immunications. "It's nice Greiner said, "It just shows that external validation for the addition to MIBS, there are other fir )ur journalism faculty and rate academic units here. We alreac knew that. Now the country knows il itn & wellness rrograms. / / /-oxto iur mure 11m Jo YOU i 30CKs he halls-f 1> ! 4 lg to the magazine, the news tip? m 777-7726. V' If; | '/{ '< " " % ' y *. s * * , & ' I > V % " , f * A > y '.!% .. * ' "*v " ^ ' X ' . . . V.Y.Y.-.-.V.'.-.-iYm-.'.. V .yi..V.y.Y.Y....yVriy.Y.Y.V.-.Y .Y....Y.Y.Y . .. ..........V... ;ht management ?/y am for students. WV EN UP! is an 8-week, > iced program which asizes the nutritional, f ioral and fitness rv// I es necessary to help KEEP IT OFF! nsored by the Thomson Student Health Center and ii ... ~ ?? ? mm?mm n^/o ? S s Briefs rer no Southern Studies he lecture to be held today fn "Creativity. Gender, and the let Fiction of Katherine Anne Porter" m. will be presented by Professor id.' Christine Hait of Columbia College Department of English. The lecture will be held today at 3:30 p.m. in Gambrell Hall room 151. The lecture is part of observance of Woman's id History Month, he 7. Campus Judicial Board is accepting applications v0 The USC Campus Judicial Board as is now accepting applications for the 1996-97 school year. The board participates is Student Discipline 111 hearings and has many educational ^ roles on campus. Students may pick up an application in Student Government, Student Discipline and the Russell House information desk. Applications are due to SG by March 15. Applicants can sign up for an interview at this time. Call 777-4333 ; for more information, at 0<J Women's film series continues Monday The Women's History Month Rim Series entitled 'The World ofWorking Women" will have its second installment March 18 at 7 p.m. in ? the Columbia College Leadership 1 s Center, of 1996-97 Leadership Council ia applications available e The Office of Leadership Training ^ Programs has made available the 1996-97 Leadership Council application. The applications are due ^ by March 22 at noon in Russell House room 115. m f Fundraiser tickets on sale ly .? Dinner with Austin Peck of the soap opera Days of Our Lives will be held on Saturday, March 23 at 5:00 p.m. The dinner will take place at KCMC Health Resource Center. The cost is $50 a person. Also on March 23, Peck will perform a scene at Fhelpe Auditorium at 7:30 p.m. with the winner of an audition. Reserved seating costs $25 and general admission is $15. All proceeds benefit SC Cares for Children and Sistercare of Kershaw County projects of Aimee Galloway, Miss Greater Camdem 1996. rm MUI I I IUIIVI I k/UUI\ Ul IV4 III ie Student Government >ffice. :all 777-8188 for more lformation. ^plications are due in the " Building March 22. implemented by Open Door jrmation. he National Residence lall Honorary (NRHH) is >oking for resident tudents who excel in cholarship, leadership, nd service. pplications available in le T Building, at the ifnrmatinn Hock anrl in