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Page 2 Life in General \ ( to give free concert Carolina Productions is sponsor- B ing Life in General at 7 p.m. to- ?? day on the Russell House Patio. March 22 Life in General has opened for Hootie and the Blowfish, Eteve c^, ' Matthews Band, Widespread f^1 ? e Panic and many others. The s event is free and open to the pub- e ^or r thevictin he. , saw smok and some ( rr . . fire exting Kenaan to give out the fir philosophy lecture undetenm Hagi Kenaan of the philosophy March 21 department at Tel Aviv Universi- _ T ty will be holding a lecture, "The ,e a! PkilnsnnW nnrl tko WinHnw dUCt> D?U Descartes, Sartre, and the to a comP' Pathology of Vision." The lecture jf31 "F will be held at 4 p.m. Thurs. in a3 a Gambrell 258. fourth floo : questione( Carolina Chaplains (2rn 7j to award student j Nominations for the Paul Fidler IRAQ con Volunteer Service Award should r ' be made by writing a letter to roup n Mark Blice-Baum at PALM Cam- ., . pus Ministry, USC Box 80061. ' ?temat ! Nominations need to be made by v n erna Monday. The Carolina Chaplains asn 1S a . j . r c. Carnes s recognize a student for signifi- , . . cant volunteer service to those in need. For more information, con- nize Pro es ' tact Blice-Baum at 799-4993. McKissick Museum to show future of art McKissick Museuip and the USC art Department will Sunday open * an exhibit, "USC International pi Digital Works on Paper." The ex hibition will explore the increasing interest in digital and computer technology and demonstrate its innovative use by today's artists. Forty-nine _______ works of art, representing 31 artists, will be featured at the exhibit. The exhibit is free and open 4 J to the public. For more informa- Exper tion, call the art department at 777-4236. ' [_ 11/ Ji CAROL! ISCPD^ a strong smell of alcohol on their v CRIME breaths. The subjects became loud ) D rbn DT and boisterous. They admitted to tak/ r\Ln U rv I ^ ing the furniture and then returning ^compiled by m . uwf BradWal,er^^ March 20 ? Assault and Battery, Wade Hamp, t* . T t^ , o ton. The victim said she and the susal Fire, LaBorde. Someone t were ^g^g at the above locaard a crackhng sound and ^ when he hed her onto ^ ^ meU smoke while working and h;t her with Us f He then oputer m his room. When , , ,, , , , , ,, , u i j u u i l pinned her to the bed, and she grabbed l checked his balcony, he ^ , r i ' , e coming from two coolers a Ph?"e fr0" bfS^e tb? b,ed and old rags. The victim used a struck ^ th it The victim s roomuisher from the hall to put ^ Pulled her ^ ? * ^ e. The cause of the fire is suspect ran away. The victim refused to press charges, and medical atten LI1CU.. * v tion was not needed. . , , n March 16 rceny, Disorderly Conglas. An officer responded Missing Inventory, B.A. Building, aint that two people were Someone said a 6-by-3 metal table zing furniture from the lob- was missing from a conference room, tempting to take it to the It is unknown whether the item was r. Upon arrival, the officer moved to another area of the de1 the subjects and noticed partment when the report was made. 0 discusses U.S. responsibility tinued from page 1 lembers also discussed the responsibility of the U.S. government. can we go?" Carnes asked. "Building weapons ? does this give us starve people?" ional studies junior Sven Gerzer said the situation in the Middle ibout interest in the region. In this case, [that interest is] oil." laid he wants to organize more meetings to increase awareness of 1 in Iraq. He also said he'd like to sponsor guest speakers and orga3 in the near future. Ha I Clayton Kale I Pjj^ Rachel Helwig | 0amecock Bans. Take our word. >me to news and ohoto meetincrs, j.m. Mondays, Russell House 333. ience preferred, But not required. MpgGPVH | Bk y I y^A mjm NA NEWS tim /^iBE^jjffi^BBB ^BB^^ *4, jgr^ / j~?i Alpha Chi Omega sisters (front to back) De totter Tuesday during Kappa Delta's Shamrc In i : mamsm E : Carolina productions Questions? Call 7-7130 or stop by RH room 235. "Forgiving the Dead r A Rape Survivor's Stor When she was 16, Debbie Horris e abducted one night bg two prison es< repeatedly and left her boyfriend for c she would survive her ordeal and ren could so that when she went to the pc convicted. With tremendous inner strc survived and was miraculously relee who were later convicted. In fact, the death sentence and was later portrc Han Walking", starring Sean Penr Debbie's powerful story of courage healing is described in her booh, "F( Walking". We welcome her as our h 1999 Clothesline Project: Wednesday, Harctv: 7:00 p.m. Gambrell 153See the Clothesline T Grand Display white Wednesday, March 24,199S Yel low Thursday, March 25,1999 PinK 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. g|UC Greene Street Purple Tl Student & Alumi Sorority C Sexual Healtl Sexual Health Services * Department of! Wednesday, March 24, 1999 Sean Rayford Photo Editor anna Fournier, Mandy Bullock, Natalie Good and Laura Will teeter>ck Project. The project benefited victims of child abuse. H| HMT gj Winston-Salem band Life in General will rock the RH Patio on Wednesday, March 24 The event will begin at 7pm and will be FREE to evervone __l .Jiyiu ui \vj iv^i iiiuvj^, 01sbhii iscd by her abductors, f one of them received i & Susan Sarandon. liT^flh eynote speaher for the (JP^ 24,1999 G ~ o -shirts are color-coded as follows: for women who have died from violence for women who have been battered/assaulted tor women who nave Deen sexually assaulted for women survivors of incest or child sexual abuse for women attached because of their sexual orientation lis event is sponsored by: m' Services * Women's Student Services ouncil * Rape Crisis Network a Programs & Sexual Assault Services Student Development * Division of Student and Alumni Services