Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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17 *j The legend; Friday Carolina to joir ?Dance Theater f W w Ruledge's "SouL Auditorium. M OPERA at I at 7:30 J).m. at t $15 and $25 for and students. 1 TO,? C~k~*1 , oaiuruay . its debut of Ail showcase to raif ? at the School of Round Tab 112 Carolina F o l OPERA at L Sunday at the Roger Ce Internationa m A Tito and Me, ihe I Monde Film F ^ y Administratic information. PALM Car 5:30 p.m., 728 F Cabinet, 6 ir j The USC Fai Monday p.m.intheSchc ^ Sierra Stu B Fraternity Peer Cond Homecomi Sorority Ci Into the St rp I Miles Richan luesday of Southern Stuc McKaine had in ft Aft and on educator J* J* AAAS, 6 p, Bodybuildi Fencing CI Phi Sigma Oxfam Car Pickens St. Newman C Literary R Carolina C Hillel, 7 p.] Young Dei Wt | I Cynthia Dav Wednesday seminar titled' of Television Ta AH Hall. Leadership ^BB Campus Ji Student Go1 Scuba Clul PALMMin Pickens St. Intervarsi 315 Women St American 1 BA002 Fellowship RisPYiial. C 450 Carolina I Witten Room Carolina fo College Re] Internation week Mountaine p.m., RH 303 Student Le 151 Habitat for Entries for the E\ to The Gamecoc House. There is i for event entries. liii'lli nfclliyttMjl iry Eartha Kitt returns to South i Benedict College's Harold Odom or a one-time performance of Walter 3-The Calah" at 8 p.m. in Township JSC will perform Carmen by Bizet he Roger Center. Tickets cost $10, the public and $5 for senior citizens of Music invites all music lovers to Moveable Music Feast, a musical se money for scholarships, at 7 p.m. Music. ile Gaming Society. 12 D.m.. Leconte reductions, 8 p.m., RH Theater JSC will perform Carmen at 3 p.m. nter. 1 Programs for students will present i'last film of the 1996-97 Cinema du 'estival, at 7 p.m. in Business >n room 351. Call 777-7461 for npus Ministry, Worship and Dinner, tokens St. p.m., Witten Rm. culty Jazz Band wiil perform at 7:30 ioI of Music recital hall. dent Coalition, 7 p.m., RH 203 Council, 4:30 p.m. uct Board, 7:30 p.m., RH 303 ng Commission, 6:30 p.m., RH 348 auncil, 5 p.m. neets, 8 p.m., Preston Seminar Room Is, a current fellow with the Institute lies, will discuss the impact Osceola the African-American community 1 at 3:30 p.m. in Gambrell room 108. m., RH Theater rig & Fitness Club, 7 p.m., Blatt 135 lub, 8 p.m., Blatt 308 Pi, 8:30 p.m., Nursing 127 olina, 4 p.m., the PALM Center, 728 lub, 7 pm, St Thomas More Center oimdtable, 8 p.m., RH 201 lares, 7 p.m., RH 201 m., RH 203 nocrats, 7 p.m., RH 305 is will speak at a Women's Studies "Ynn Tnllfincr' Tn Ma?' TVia Annpnl Ik Show" at 3:30 p.m. in Gambrell ) Team, 4:15 p.m. idicial Board, 4 p.m., Witten Room remment Senate, 5 pm, RH Theater ), 6 p.m., Blatt 135 listries, Body & Soul, 5:30 p.m., 728 ty Chapter Prayer, 7:15 a.m., RH ident's Association, 8 p.m., RH Marketing Associations, 8:30 p.m., 3 of Christian Athletes, 9:15 p.m. ray, Lesbian Association, 8 p.m., BA 'reductions Concerts, 7 p.m., RH ir Kids, 8:30 p.m., RH 302 publicans, 7:30 p.m., Gambrell 250 al Students Association, eveiy other ering and White Water Club, 7:30 gislature, 8:30 p.m., Gambrell Hall Humanity, 7:30 p.m., RH 205 fENTS! calendar may be submitted k on the third floor of the Russell a box in the newsroom designated r Eight Heads In A Duffel Bag (R) 1:00 3:00 5:00 7:25 9:45 Anaconda (PG13) 1:05 3:05 5:05 7:30 9:40 Scream (R) 1:30 4:15 7:35 9:40 That Old Feeling (PG13) 1:20 4:30 7:05 9:40 English Patient (R) 1:10 4:30 7:45 Sling Blade (R) 1:15 4:10 7:00 9:50 Love Jones (R) 1:25 4:20 7:20 9:50 Ticket office opens at 12:30pm. (All shows starting before 6pm-$4-00) Call theatre for Evening Admission- Avoid the Rush! Advance tickets sold for same day attractions. No Passes or Supersavers Student Discount w/ ID L NEJ 1996-19971 Fellov Rotary International Ambassador Scholarships are awarded for nine months ol $22,000 each. Charles Ancheta Senior, Music, SCH' Amy Bragg Senior, Music, SCH' Ann Goggins Senior, Baccalaureu Christine Hill Senior, English/ Pei Suzanne Pollard Masters Program in Tom Wang Senior, Internatiom Rotary International Cultural Sch Scholarships are awarded for intensive stui approximately $25,000 each. Jonathan Rehberg Senior, Biol< Chris Wikoff Junior, Marl Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship These $7,500 scholarships provide one or I mathamatics, natural sciences, or engineei Aaron Ahearn Junior, Biolo Greg Ferrante Junior, Chen William Smith Junior, Chen Tau Beta Pi Fellowship The Foundation awarded 30 $10,000 fellow winner from South Carolina. Michael L. Boone Senior. Meeh National Science Foundation Grad Total Scholarship package is worth $74,50i Robyn Kelly Senior, Geoli Jennifer Wu 1996 Gradua feHHuH R MBA students share expertise with q local non-profit agencies ^ Students in USC's MBAccord ^ organisation are offering free consulting n advice to local non-profit agencies to ^ help the community and to gain work y experience. In return, the agencies? many of which are affiliated with the g United Way?receive valuable g consulting work free. Most of the ^ students are in USC's Master of Business Administration program, but ^ there also are students in USC's Master q of Human Resources and Master of q TntprnnHnnnl Rnsinoaa Procrrom no ? well as graduate students from other ? programs. n Carolina Debate ends successful ^ season e] Last weekend, the debate team of ^ Lane McFadden, junior, and Corey a, Rose, sophomore, traveled to Wichita g, State University in Kansas. After eight ^ rounds of preliminary competition and Do you need a plac We've got just the pi SECURITY We can offer safe U-STOREII Check with our mai Why not give us a call t Store) and enjoy SECUI Security 7437 Garni v torage IniversityofS .'ship and Sch ial Scholarship study abroad and are valued at approximate C Australia G England is Atrium et Scientiae, SCHC Germany rsonal Management, SCHC England Spanish Spain d Studies England olarship dy and are valued at >gy, SCHC Japan meting Japan two years of undergraduate study in ing. gy,SCHC listry and Biology, SCHC listry, SCHC ships for graduate work. Boone was the on anical Engineering, SCHC nate Research Fellowship 1 Dgy, SCHC ite, Chemical Engineering, SCHC ins over Weber State, Alabama, m? ichmond, Southwest Missouri and al-Chico, McFadden-Rose received a De ye in quad-octafinals (field of 128) In afore defeating Oregon on a 2-1 decision i triple-octafinals (field of 64). In bi- of] :tas, they dropped a close decision to of 1 [issouri. En feB tudents, alumna win National at cience Foundation graduate pr; illowships coi Michael Boone, a senior majoring 2,0 l mechanical engineering in the Honors me ollege, received an NSF Minority enj raduate Research Fellowship. Robyn fro jelly, an Honors Collie senior double wl: tajoring in geology and chemistry, in iceived an NSF Graduate Fellowship, in1 long with Jennifer Wu, a 1996 an raduate who majored in chemical igineering in the Honors College. SC SF fellowships, totaling $74,500, are sei warded for three years of graduate ;udy leading to a research-based ap taster's or doctoral degree in science, Ap e to store your be ace. Whether it be yoi whatever you a r SELF STOR , secure storage with < and our resident U-LOCKI lagers for further details. oday and reserve your ur rour goods... your summer!! RITY SELF STORAI ers Ferry Road (Sumter Hig Columbia, SC 29209 (803)783-2708 % outh Carotins olarship Willi National Science Foundatic >jy Research Fellowship Total Scholarship package is worti Michael L. Boone Senior NASA Graduate Student Resej Fellowship is worth $22,000for up to Michael L. Boone Senior, State Farm Exceptional Stu Fifty $3000 fellowships were awar business-related fields of study wh( Kimberly Baxter Jur Benjamin Cohen Jur National Physical Science C Fellowship for Women and I Robin Kelly Se Fannie and John Hertz Fou Robin Kelly Ser Fnlbright Grant Grants are for nine to twelve wont jY from $20,000 to $36,000 each. Jessica Nash Senior, G Karen Miley Senior, Ii Harry S. Truman Scholarsh Elizabeth Ann Chandler Jun Stacy M. Race Jun USA Today All Academic To Clanitra Stewart Senio ithematics and engineering. offio witl an of engineering named ASME Disl ternational fellow seal Craig Rogers, dean of the College Disi Engineering, has been named a fellow seat the American Society of Mechanical Dist igineers International. The grade of Disl tow is conferred upon a member with least 10 years active engineering Midi actice who has made significant pro ltributions to the field. Currently, 81 of the ASMfTs more than 125,000 pop imbers are fellows. Rogers, named pro gineering dean last summer, came thr im Virginia Polytechnic Institute, proj tere ne earned nis doctoral degree oesi 1987. He held joint professorships firsi Virginia Tech's College of Engineering be r d College of Education. cost fori r accepting applications for open met nate seats proj Student Government is accepting 1 i m plications for open senate seats, schc (plications are available in the SG for i JjiMedi QBE SILEI | J ilongings for the s jr stereo, furniture, bo an store at AGE until vou retur Dur individual burglar e managers. T! U-KEEP1 TO yfORTJA lit... 78 _(D 378 va\^ \ HOSPITAL GE # hway) I ATL i National sers k in Minority Graduate h $74,500. , Mechanical Engineering, SCHC udienPragrmGdkwdif three tears. Mechanical Engineering, SCHC ident Fellowship ded to recognize scholars in j are leaders on their campus. dor, Accounting, SCHC iior, Mathematics, SCHC lonsortiom Graduate j Minorities nior, Geology, SCHC ndation Fellowship nor, Geology, SCHC hs of study and are valued erman, SCHC Germany J iternational Studies Japan V lior, Journalism, SCHC lior, Psycology, SCHC nm Honorable Mention r, Psychology, SCHC I e in the Russell House. The districts i open seats are: rid 3 ? Social Work?One open trict 6 ? Education ? One open I rid 14?Health?Two open seats. ^ rid 15?Music ? One open seat. Kissick Museum offers summer grams for Midlands children McKissick Museum is offering its ular science, art and history summer grams for children in grades 1 ough 8 beginning June 9. All prams run from 8:30 a.m. to noon, dons are available on a first-come, m t-serve basis, and applicants will lotified if all sessions are frill. The for each two-week program is $50 nuseum members and $65 for nonnbers, except for the "Art Discovery" p-ams, which cost $45 and $60. A lited number of need-based ilarships is available. Call 777-7251 information. 0 r a IT oin now. ;ummer break? oks, clothes, or n to school. m ilarm system HE KEY! CKSOM % H |W *SRO \