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WOMAN continued from page 1 the importance of recognizing women on campus. 'Its important to recognize all people," said Patti Tomanio, assistant director of student life. "We have a launch of fantastic women faculty, and we've heard wonderful stuff about them. (The Outstanding Woman at USC Celebration) let them know how much they are appreciated, and it thanks them for their support." Tomanio said programs at USC like the Women's Mentoring Program encourage female students. The program makes the large institution seem smaller for students, she said. ) ' , m/my ms m \ I So, c % *1 * > JENNIFER WU Oh sureit loc erf to a no-nami overchargi ' v 4 ' [esse Jackson or ' X HE ASSOCIATED PRESS an .OS ANGELES - The Rev. Jesse fackson led chanting, placard-carrying ^ lemanstratars outside the ABC-TV affiliate Monday night to protest the Academy ^ Wards' lack of minority nominees. "It's good that we have raised the su :onsciousness of Hollywood," Jackson ^ old reporters as about 75 people marched 31 n a circle outside KABC-TV. ? "We're going to form a rainbow , ovenant and take it to the studio heads 1 md to the stars. There's a lack of creativity ^ . T; 'VMHaH PPP?$ > * ,,. !& IMI " ' " *3Hms ? y k?2?!? I m S^Hl 19K11^ BM:M yaiWIM '|i B ^bbmmI ^ m/ m m/ k m/ v^- w m v e company that ti ng broke collej ind, you dial X S ilf some muchs 1 800 CALL ATT. That's ] akt Your True Choice ailing card in tiz and save yours* Know the Code. * otests lack of m d opportunity, leaving stories untold," Cos id Jackson, who heads the civil rights nat Dup Rainbow Coalition. facl Across the country, about 30 people Aw cketed in front of ABC's studios in ashington, D.C., chanting: "Two, four, didi i, eight, Hollywood must integrate!" d "Hollywood, be fair; Hollywood, be Hoi r!" actii In Chicago, about 200 marched in Rid nt of ABC-owned WLS-TV just before s Oscars broadcast. rib Lawrence Landry, chairman of the par ashington Metropolitan Rainbow she t. But it could b< las no qualms students. KH) CALL i mYlCCdcd cash. Y y i \a i 1/ Ji Your True Choice ! I inorities in Acadt Jition, said the demonstration in the telecas ion's capital was held to protest the Hoe t that only one of the 166 Academy ribbonli ard nominees was black. she ma "Last year, there were two and we "Je! it want it to go to zero," Landry said, ribbor The lone black nominee, Dianne someth iston, was nominated in the best live here, bi m short cafcegray for Tuesday Morning Hie e," but she didn't win. eviden In Los Angeles, Jackson said rainbow Pavilic bons were given to celebrities held. B ticipating in Monday night's Oscar Hollywi "?? wwrr\tmr\ aAAVi Anwlir in fko AQTl'f >vy, jet icw vvcic occu cauj xu xvauv said J want I drunk Ja pre-Os inPeo] hiring It( persoi Opra celebi ceren: were i Goldb Rnw also d "W Ameri them1 is the recogi CTI H w 11 volui simp orgai L orgai aren expe< that 1 todei D encoi Intol the v comn i ' m neng other that' peop] I :? > about VTT I I ^ I I A fin ? 1996 AT&T I ' t imy Awards t. t Whoopi Goldberg took the stage 3ss and drew loud applause when de a joke about them, sse Jackson asked me to wear a i ? I got it," she said. "I had ing I wanted to say to Jesse right tt he's not watching so why bother." tp were no Rainhow demonstrators t outside the Dorothy Chandler >n, where the ceremonies were ut two men held placard decrying Dod's treatment of Hispanic actors, get a job because of my skin color" ack Nava, 58. "And if I can, they jo portray me as a gang member, ard and wife beater." ckson's protest grew into a noisy car controversy following an article pie magarinp critical of Hollywood's practices. irew the ire of many show business Tx* - -1 1* A-11 1 1 L laiiues, including lam-siiuw iiusa h Winfrey, who interviewed -ities as they entered the Oscar tony. She said Jackson's efforts 11-timed with the involvement of erg and producer Quincy Jones. Davis, academy executive director, efended the industry. re have not only nominated Africanican performers but also awarded Oscars," he said. "When the work re, we have shown an ability to lize and reward it." IEETS continued from page 1 iteers. At other sites, there were ily less volunteers than the tization originally expected, ehner said it disappoints lizations when they're told they 't getting the volunteers they :ted. She said this problem is one Vio ramlina mmmnnih; will VinvA al with. espite the large problems intered, those involved thought he Streets reflected positively on niversity and the importance of lunity service. nto the Streets represents USC as a good school that's willing to help people," Jerome said. It also shows 'students are willing to help other e, even if it takes a whole day and rd work." i- iiB >om JJ|ff PJPWIM p fWfj ifWffM m mmIfeH 3-A Call 1-800 GIVE LIFE. Please brinfrsome form of I.D.