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Page 2 Speaker to re-enact Malcolm X Darryl Van Leer will perform at 6:30 RACK* tonight in the RH Theater. Van Leer ^ PMw r\v wm xe-tsuacL miuuuim^vs rnuvuig ura- t tions, and the Malcolm X stamp will Rotciry IlltGrilcltlC ctimtifso^ m?re infonnation' al offers scholars] . workshop Author to speak The Rotary Foundation sponsoi aVimit War tary Scholars each year for stut a dout vyivii war abroad To qualify; students mi Civil War writer James McPherson . have completed two years of col will speak at 1 p.m. Thursday at the level coursework or professiona USC Thomas Cooper Society lun- perience before beginning their cheon, which will be held at the Capi- scholarship studies. A worksho] tal City Club in the Affinity building. tailing information on the schol Tickets are $25 and can be reserved ship, application procedures an by calling Reda at 777-2794. McPher- lection criteria will be held at 6 son and 12 other Civil War historians p.m. Tuesday in the Gressette I will participate in a roundtable dis- on the third floor of Harper Col cussion at 7:30 p.m. in the Capstone For more information, call the 1 Conference Center. lowships Office at 777-0958. AMA to hold meeting EPSCoR deadline The American Marketing Association March 15 will meet at 6:30 p.m. Thursday in TT , , J ... B.A. 002. The meeting will feature Undergraduates majoring in sc guest speaker Jimmy Collins from ence math, engmeenng, technc Southern Star Communications. The or Pubbc beal'h ??bt b^.cllPb1 AMA is open to all majors. For more ^ ?)IrSouth Carolina El information, contact Rodney at (803) SCoR Undergraduate Research 782-2654 or (803) 738-1994. P "11,6 P ^"1 offers valua wnoose m urea ' D11 DUOIIICdd The Program: /3-year management training program as a civilian with the US Navy in 6 career fields Engineering Logistics Dnntrartfinn w VI Ibl V^VVI I INJ Computers/Communication Business/Cost Estimating Manufacturing/Quality Assurance / Jobs are located throughout the US Visit C CAROLINA NEWS opportunities for interns to conduct "Ijl research in an academic setting us- |* J | j[ P J ^ ing state-of-the-art experimental O and computational facilities. Appli- . _ . . . _ cations are available in the Fellow- cX-f w.. C i tt m , , Starr writer ships Office, Harper 101. The dead 5 line is March 15. ^ace ( U tion and at US( T7i ii_ i. j. new face is deci ,n- Fulbright Grants In 1998 W0I] tiip available for 1999 of the 1.8 millior The Institute of International Edu- V ? cation announces that the USIA P?U conducted t rs Ro- Fulbright U.S. Graduate Students , n 6/a^ y Grants will be available to China for J?11 e!^Ta * !* the 1999-2000 academic year. The female student lege- awards are for 10 months and are r p ex" open to all fields of study. Candi- f ? rai? ?^er dates are required to have two years ? ngineermg, P de' of college-level Chinese. Deadline for for such a chan^ ^r" applications is March 15. For more /-y, t d se" information, call the Fellowships Of- tllCLQVi 30 fice at 777-0958. ivoom BA?_B Ipo-p rUKEK contin m- Jacob K. 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Alderson addc ir has never really however, want to pi fmine,"junior Mark chines when he b Some students I/UU IllU^il lilipui LCU r is] something that the ^ ^ ini i do, so, really, what- aj they've passed don't "If the lottery w; n me." wouldn't be such < ke Alderson agreed, video poker," Mohi A n IU-H|IIII 10-4pm hm 10-4pm 10-4pm 10-4pm The Req ? 3.45 Gl 2.95 Gl ^ US Citi; Lit The Ber llllt Full tuiti -? Fast-tra prograrr Lowe Retire mate! ICj deferi 23-da !ode SC.0224:717.60J Dms.navy.mil 5fmso.navy.mil The Job F< Monday, February 22, 1999 *uits more women aely important on two ence Career awards: Sarah Baxter, asl. "There is a need for sistant professor of mechanical engi3 students and faculty neering, Paula Balbuena, assistant pro>ecome more diverse. fessor in chemical engineering, and ing a number of skills Sarah Gassman, assistant professor of to the field which are civil engineering. Rogers said programs are also in o Rogers, recruitment place to spark interest in engineering d at women have also at an early age. y the College of Engi- "The programs are designed for public school and for the purpose of recoghas six female engi- nizing the engineer in all of us," he said, sors, three times the Rogers said the programs are also ree years ago. intended to "excite and encourage" scie faculty members re- entific interest among elementaiy school stigious National Sci- girls. o poker RUN0FF continued from page 1 "I want to reach everybody we couldn't 't care if the pok- reach with the three weeks allowed for ailable or not be- campaigning." hp said a i i B According to nusser, running a clean ;d that he will, . ,, ?, , campaign was the best part of his camay the poker ma- . 2 x c paign strategy, ecomes of age. . . . said they think Changmg campaign strategies m the ice is placed on last week of campaigning wouldn't beneiustiy in gener- fit the campaign, Husser said. 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