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North Carolina couple donates $20,000 Peter and Mary Milliones of Matthews, N.C. donated $20,000 to the College of Pharmacy. The donation will create an endowment to provide scholarships for pharmacy students. A1952 pharmacy graduate, Peter Milliones owned and operated the Medical Pharmacy on King Drive in Charlotte unti his retirement. In addition to financial contributions the couple donated pharmaceutical supplies to help open the Pharmacy Museum. College of Nursing names associate dean for research Dr. Carolyn Murdaugh, a nationally knowr nursing educator and researcher, has been namec associate dean for research at the College of Nursing Murdaugh, who will join USC's faculty Aug. 1, is professor of nursing and director of clinical researcl at the University of Arizona's College of Nursing She also is director of clinical research services al University Medical Center in Tucson, Ariz. The College of Nursing is extremely pleased tc have Dr. Murdaugh join us. We look forward to hei leadership advancing our research effort," said Dr Mary Ann Parsons, dean of the College of Nursing USC's University Associates names officer! i Ellen T. Hayden, the South Carolina Chambei of Commerce's vice president for education, has beer elected president of USCs University Associates for 1996-97. University Associates is an organization o Midlands area business, community and professiona leaders who are committed to supporting and promoting use. Other new officers are president-elect Robert L Sumwalt Jr., president of Sumwalt Constructior Co.; vice president Will B. Spence, president anc CEO of Wachovia Bank of South Carolina; anc secretary-treasurer J. Cantey Heath Jr., director o: Advancement Administration at USC. TORCH RELAY continued from page 1 distance. Soon the two runners were this would face to face and exchanged quick smiles Festivil while trading off of the flame that has park after I been crossing the country since April Mayor Boh 27. Coble ? With a auick turn. Bell was running Columbia, to Finlay Park and Corbitt's job was children." iver. "I feel so honored," said the Meals Cece von K on Wheels volunteer. "I didn't know contributei ] H iL I St. Thomas J | Mass Sunday 11am; k 1610 Greene Street Rev. Michael Q?5ooh5 ~ <HTii5if ~ 3m ; tTraftfl^istrni ^ ^ booh5torr iMtlj A J? Itrmo inojrtrttcb ^ & 1 bjj rnrti), iwinb, wllir & flrr, luatrr anb ^ - spirit. ^?>01) ? Call about iuorhol)0|)5. \ 2101 -35> jRoonooob ?r > MI (f mietnlc ~ ^ H?f IV44 4*/< ?JWhy pay DEPARTMEN H STORE prices? i Why pay MAIL ORDEF CATALOGUE prices? We always have great ! buys on the same stuff 4 | EXAMPLES j - Famous Maker Khaki Pants (calaloguo prlco 48.00) I Famous Maker Blue Jeans (speciality store price 45 00) W [Famous Maker Knit Shirts (catalogue price 34.00) jj{ NEW STUFF ARRIVING CONSTANTi ss army navy stoh ^1621 MAIN ST. F, 25?'13 Thomas Cooper Library for Summer II I , Tours will be held on the following dates and 5 times; today at 11 am. for a building tour and 11:30 c i a.m. for a network tour. Wednesday at 2 p.m. for a I r building tour and 2:30 p.m. for a network tour, s Thursday at 4 p.m. for a building tour and 4:30 p.m. ? 1 for a network tour. 3 c > USC Sumter offers 'Transfer Week' t Students who have attended other colleges and ' universities are invited to visit USC Sumter during I "Transfer Week" to explore opportunities at USC Sumter. "Transfer Week" will be held July 22-26. i Call 775-6341 or visit USC Sumter's Admission Office r I between 8:30 am. and 5 p.m. weekdays. The campus ? is located at 200 Miller Road in Sumter. 1 3 I i Danco classes for children offered at Koger f t The university will offer a half-day dance program I fnv ano R tn 1ft vaaro Kahvaan .Tnlv 1fi anrl 1WI Wl/lXVXVXXl/kJ Ugv V/ tu XV J VUi tJ VVI/M V/Vll U U1J XV U11U ) August 8 at the Roger Center. The classes will be held in conjunction with the t S.C. Summer Dance Conservatory, which will bring I students 10 years old or older to USC for intensive t dance instruction by more than 10 of the world's best I \ known dancers. ? Half-day students will receive some instruction I r from dance conservatory instructors, including Cynthia l Harvey of the American Ballet Theatre, r The half-day classes will be held from 9 a.m. until I f noon, Monday through Friday. Ballet instruction 1 will emphasize point work, ballet and j azz dance. I The cost is $100 per week, and students must f register for a minimum of two weeks. Parents can 1 register their children by calling 771-0645. c i The four week conservatory will conclude with a i 1 commencement stage performance by conservatory 1 students and students enrolled for the last two weeks r f of the half-day program. It will be held August 8 at c the Roger Center. ? have such a big turn out." IGMP clc ties continued through the Bell lit the Olympic caldron. STAFF REPORTS 'Coble spoke. The Grand Market Plac laid, It s a great day for Hut ^ be doged ^ A and it s a great day for the Hess, project mana, of the construction going oi dining areas, said construct is replacing a sanitary pip i to this report. The system has to be re] plains Cor WmM :'-iM vM *Iore Catholic Center fon-Thurs. 12:15pm; Sat. Vigil 5pi Confession half hour before Saturday Ma | THE NUTTY PROFESSOR (PG 13) :50 9:10 ScrMn#1: 1:15 3:15 5:15 7:15 9:15 :20 9:40 Scrwn #2: 1:45 3:45 5:45 7:45 9:45 r (PG-13) MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE (PG 13) 25 8:35 1:3Q 4:15 7:OQ 9:2Q E DAME (G)pUQQ|QSBBB3S^BQEB| THIN LINE...LOVE/HATE(R) iiyUiBAUBf 1 :OS 5:15 Y(PG) EDDIE (PG 13) 9:30 3:10 inee $3.00(Before 3PM) $3.75 (3-6 PM) tows before 3 p.m. Monday - Friday Newman Club Evening Prayer 6:45 pm Meetings: Tues. 7pm F. McCafferty, Chaplain rim - gtrtH GET IN T A y THE I - QUITARS - AMPS Sn ct i -DRUMS UltM ? ALL AT DIS ^ BUY , SELL h5'\ ; | antral HflKgSSfi { lcreen#2:1:30 4:30 7 THE CABLE GUV ffilKT II jjy"\ 1 HUNCHBACK OF NOTR ^ ^ 1 :00 3:00 5:00 7 HARRIET THE SP 2:00 4:30 7:15 Bargain Mat There are no sh JSC Theatre presents children's play USC Theatre will present Jayce Tromsness1 latest hildren's play, "The Oodles of Strudel Scrumptious kitchen Caper," July 10-28. Shows will be held at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday through Saturday in USC's Longstreet Theatre. Tickets cost >5 for general admission and $4 per person for groups if 10 or more. They can be purchased at the Longstreet >ox office or by phone at 777-2551. Little Shop of Horrors' musical etums to Workshop Theatre Workshop Theatre announced the return of the !i.i_ i.i_ : l ut aan-eauiig iiyirap wim men summer musiuu j_iiiue 5hop of Horrors." The musical runs through July 18. rickets are $14 for adults, $11 for senior citizens and nilitaiy, and $9 for students. Group rates are available or 15 or more. For reservations, call 799-6551. 4eip Columbia Police 'Help Fan the Heat' The Columbia Police are looking for donations ,o sppport their "Help Fan the Heat" campaign. Anyone who would like to donate fans should drop hem off at the police department's South Region ieadquarters at the intersection of Millwood Avenue ind Woodrow Street between 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. American Red Cross to hold USC blood drive> TTQP or\ rl fVia Amar*i r?or? Pari Prncc will Vinct cx W WV U11U vilV 1 Ullvl IvUll JL?VU V1WUO Hill UWWV W aculty/staffblood drive July 23-25. According to Lisa Viohn, director of health and wellness programs, this Irive occurs at a time when summer collections are ncreasingly difficult to obtain. Mohn encourages donors to make appointments, rhe tum-around rate will be 45 minutes to one hour, lepending on donor flow. Donors may also drop in it their convenience, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. )sed for repairs said, because the piping is deteriorating. " Hess said there is grease in the system, e and Pizza por students who want to eat on g- 17. campus, the Carolina Mall will stay open jer in charge and Preston Dining Hall will be open i at the two for breakfast and lunch from 7:30 a.m.. ,ion services to 2 p.m. ing system. Hess said the project will be finished alaced, Hess by Aug. 9. ? ?? _____ m tf : . . ft The Presby (just tlir. Join us 1 and see ss Wednesd Wedn Wee Saturday, July 27th Wednes Wedne Wedne AU meetings start at 60 tbe Centei IINE WITH... MUSIC STORE AMD OTHERS V COUNT PRICES SB ? OR TRADE DEVINE STREET COLUMBIA 787-2775 Indecent expo, **** Jic i ^ s complainant's personal PRIME computer in several places, DCD|lu | rendering it HCr Iflll nonfunctional. Estimated damage: $1,000. Disorderly conduct, Pendleton St. Garage stairwell. Victim states subject was nude, had on a pair of boots and was holding a pair of cutoff blue jeans over his crotch. The subject left the scene and was not found. The subjects actions were noted as not being overly sexual nor directed at a specific individual. Accidental fire, Coker Life Sciences roof. Complainant states he observed a small fire. Columbia Fire Department and USCPD were notified and responded. The complainant said he extinguished the tire betore either ETS offers n STAFF REPORTS ETS Net is a new World Wide Web site offering students, parents and educators a "one stop" educational resource network, Educational Testing Service officials announced July 2. The new web site, which premiered in May, can be accessed over the Internet at http://www.ets.org. The site contains links throughout the site that connects users to the College Board and its web site, College Board Online. 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Victims stated suspect entered classroom and stood at the table near the doorway. Both victims observed that the suspect had his penis exposed. A record check revealed that the suspect had been warned to stay off of USC property on 6-14-96. The suspect has a court date. 7-1-96 Illegal use of telephone, Business administration office building. Victim received several annoying phone calls, and on the day noted, the call was also obscene. The calls came to her campus number and a message was left on her voice mail. 6-28-96 Harassment, Thomas Cooper Library, level 3. Victim states the snsn^rt intrnHncpH himself and has been following her continuously since the first meeting. Victim states suspect has also waited outside of her classes fo'r her. The investigation continues. ew web site downloaded. An online magazine is also included, and a store is available to order ETS publications, software and test preparation print and software products. 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