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CARRIE MCCULLOUQH
The University of South Carolina's
Honors College is celebrating its 20th
year. In honor of this event the Honors
College threw itself a birthday party
Thursday.
John Palms, president of USC,; Pe
ter Sederberg, dean of the Honors Col^
lege; and William Hubbard and MarieLouise
Ramsdale, both USC honors
? alumni, all spoke during the program
held at Harper College.
There was also a taped message
j from William Mould, dean emeritus
of the Honors College, who was unable
to attend because he was orienting mem]
bers of the Honors College who are in
internships in Washington D.C.
liilillijS "Ifs a good time for the Honors College.
It is the jewel of the academic undergraduate
program at USC," said
Palms.
Palms said he was pleased with the
as Photo Editor facf. that the college is expanding its
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