The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 22, 1999, Page Page 2, Image 2

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Page 2 Honor society RR taking applications p, fi The Psi Chi Psychology National vyll Honor Society is taking applications. For information or an appli- hv pot. cation, go by the psychology un- staff Writ dergraduate office in Barnwell 208. Application deadline *is To- The I day. elected fi of presid Volunteers needed treasurer n in , , coordinai for goii tournament Volunteers for the 1999 Lady KHA tret Gamecock Classic are needed to ?f the as: be scorers and spotters. The tour- Junio nament starts today and ends the secrei Sunday. For more information, Sophomo contact Clarissa Childs at 777- ator for tl 5527. elected R Kishe KD holds annual ^ Shamrock Project soph Kappa Delta sorority will be hold-: nator*^ ing its annual fund-raiser starting ' at 12:15 Tuesday on Greene . , ? n Street in front of the Russell W1 e* House. There will be food, games, in V., live entertainment and the fifthannual Teeter-Totter Marathon. ^ 1 All proceeds go to the National ins1 Committee to Prevent Child Wade sai Abuse and Prevent Child Abuse a^. South Carolina. For more infor- sponsibib mation, call Katherine Veldran at recognize 544-1711. nVer pus, serv Win chance to be in sai? Sports Illustrated of the Rf Stop by the "Milk, Where's Your sociation Mustache?" booth Tuesday at the , Sports Illustrated Milk College campus < Tour and get your own milk mus- gure reg'-c tache photo taken. The booth will them " Bi be located behind the Russell p House. All entries have a chance covering of being run in a future issue of Those Sports Unrated. Formore> infer- the movje mation, call 1-800-WHY-MILK or go to www.whymilk.com. t for all bud on with o arpL Briefs for On Campus can be submit- . ( ted to RH 333. Submissions should in- j"ei|]0v,f^0 elude a contact name and phone number. We can't promise to print every- _ thing, but we promise to try. from s ovation, ai the mone; .jpsmpBm? The On-li "Off" mi modify y< would li! Whatever at midnii your hous Don't be requests Any Questic IBBBH * [A selects execi leers for 1999-2 rick Rathbun cated funds come froi er included in students' ident-elect Reeves is Resident Hall Association has dinating the campus: ve new officers to the positions parents order care ] ent, vice president, secretary, dents and national communications Reeyeg .g algQ R tor ttt , , j r RHA's committees, ii l Wade, sophomore and former ,. . constitutional reviev isurer, was elected president sociation. service, ir Mandy Reeves moved from Secretary-elect W tary position to vice president, hie for setting the ag< re David Bush, formerly a sen- meeting and record le Horseshoe apartments, was She's also responsit HA's treasurer. mentation of the lis i Walker, a freshman and for- which will post meeti is House senator, took the po- the Internet, secretary. Freeman, nationa iomore Tami Freeman is the Coordinator-elect, ha onal communications coordi- inc|uding represen, fprpri ppc ew officers bring new agendas _ . . n, and they see opportunities reeman is in c a Channel 8, part of RHA's re- transportation and c ity formation packets f vant to add] a student-run TV RHA held a meetii tead of just showing movies," dressing the issues < d. for next year, office has its own specific re- Gene Luna, direct ties, and the officials say they Judicial Programs, ii i their constituency. percent increase in h epresent all students on cam- lowest in many years ing as a governing body and "This is a request! i programs for students," Wade tinue to provide the ,, , . housing," Luna said, bly the most important aspect ? ? ? !A agenda is making the as- L The vision for ca more recniniizflhle the Umversity of Soutl want to] raise awareness on ? having one of the md our No. 1 goal is to make learning environmenl lents know we're here to help The proposed chai ish said. to a $33 to $62 increa 1HA has five subcommittees uate cost per semest every aspect of student life. $23-per-month incre i include publicity, housing, students and studen ' channel, community service The organization amming. proposal at its next n usurer, Bush is responsible ^ the vote it, get concerns, a duty hell work ^ ugc Board ther officers. , s are new plans to distribute b,oard wl" declde wh n fimds for specific residence P in^? e"ech ish said. hlSC ranks amon month, money is allocated Southeastern Confer school for the purpose of ren- freshman centers am id the RHA determines where ing-rate increases, y will be allocated. The alio- The elections wei Assigne | Thursday, Lne application syst< dnight, April 1. 1 Dur application as n ke before the syste information that is ght, April 1 will b sing assignment. i an April Fool, g to us before the de< >ns? Please refer to th t i I I CAROLINA NEWS itive gamf^a^^ drRE^^ACKS Wl m the activity fees Risi tuition Vipp nrPQ- C3X6 in charge of coor- Deerfield to offer tion fund-raiser, where fellowships fow? aackages for stu- TT. . ^ , , ?XT . , Histonc Deerfield, a museum of New mt , f 11 r England history and art, announces Har 1 c a^ge o a o ^009 Summer Fellowship Program ceiv lcluding those for ^ garjy American History and Ma- to ti v and community terial Culture. Six to eight under- info graduates from across the country will ralker is responsi- be chosen in April to spend nine weeks ^ J mda of each RHA in Deerfield. Mass.. where thev will ing its minutes. discuss and research the documents Wi tie for the imple- and artifacts of early American his- ^ ^ t-serve program, t0I7 while studying other museums ngs' minutes over in New England and beyond. For ap- held plication forms and further informa- se^ 1 communications tion; con?ct ^nneth HafertePe>di" lege , rector of academic programs, at frnT1 is vanous duties, IIUI ing USC at con- ^ irge of delegation, listribution of inor the RHA. The ng Tuesday adif housing prices or of Housing and M|B Kjjjjj|s lousing costs, the for support to con- I # j9j best in campus Hyflr mpus housing at . li Carolina is clear jjik A finest living and ' Am :s in the country." ifl ige translates inise in undergrad;er and a $14- to ase for graduate |1||| ML ts with families, will vote on the vill be brought to istees, where the lether to put the g the best in the ence in rates for usc head football coach Lou Holtz watch i proposed hous- during the squad's 2 1/2 hour workout < Road. More than 500 Gamecock fans atl e held March 2. id. . .Go Oi _ j i huh weanesQ Starting this Wedn the On-Line applies be turned "On". If up for Bates West, C Hall, the Horseshoe ( Sims, South Quad, must apply via the Information System c So all current on-c start those compute USC's Student On-] System. April 1 em will be turned f However, you can M lany times as you m m is turned off. 1^1 ; in the computer I e used in making % et your housing edline - April 1! ie Sign-Up Booklet or give us 1 Monday, March 22, 1999 -774-5581, or by e-mail at hafer- to learn how to apply for foreign study. ;@historic-deerfield.org. Call the Fellowships Office at 7770958 for more information. ellon Fellowship _ . _ _ _ orkshop to be held Senesofworkshops ng seniors who plan to pursue a t0 be held in March ;er of college teaching in a tradi- A series of workshops to help idential humanistic discipline are en- fy, recruit and train students for presraged to attend the Mellon Fel- tigious scholarships such as the ship workshop at 3:30 p.m. Thesday Rhodes, the Rotary International, the he Gressette Room, third floor Fulbright, the Truman, the Goldwaper College. Mellon Fellows re- ter, the NSF and the Marshall will be t i hTA/V 1 IS t 1 1 it 1 i If- .1. 4 1 1 A _ "1 e a stipend ot $i4,ouu in addition neid tnrougnoui iviarcn and eariy/\pni. lition and fee expenses. For more The Truman scholarship workshop rmation, call 777-0958. will be held at 3:30 p.m. March 30 in the Gressette Room. Shelley Smith is C T7 r> or?n nnnnac the Truman faculty adviser. Nationannounces al Science Foundation Graduate [>rkshop program Fellowship Workshop will be held 1C .. . t\ at 3:30 p.m. March 31 in the Gressette ational Security Education Pro- D 5, ,. ? , . XTOC, oui i. \\t i v. -n Room. Caroline Eastman is the NSF in Scholarship Workshop will be ? , . m. ttj n u i uat 3:30 p.m. Thursday in the Ores- "ty advrserJhe UM scholarship e Room third floor Harper Col- wortehop mil be held 4:30 p.m. March TTJ J, j ja. 31 at m the Gressette Room. Doug . Undergraduates and graduates TTj u j a all academic and professional Wllllams 18 Uda" facu"^ advlser' iplines are encouraged to attend ^ JB ^ J If entertainment Encore! Meet us &M3Sm : i== ggf ^ i Sean Rayford Photo Editor fig SILENT ies his team practice Saturday it the practice facility on Bluff I :ended the practice. ^ join now i-Line! ay, March 2 4 esday, March 24, ition system will you want to sign lapstone, Columbia non-honors apts.) , or the Roost you Student On-Line >f the University. :ampus residents, trs and log-on to jine Information a call at 777-4283.