September 2003 Headlines

An 1-85 bridge comes to Columbia for civil engineering study "A Soldier's Legacy" on display at McKissick Museum Dan T. Carter's research highlights issues in post 9/11 debate Engineering college to train junior/senior high school teachers next summer USC prepared for large freshmen enrollment this fall Walker Institute sets Palmetto Forum schedule to begin Sept. 4 McMaster Gallery photographic exhibit opens Sept. 5 Tickets for September concerts on sale now Institute for Public Service and Policy Research to administer DOD funds to address environmental issues Professor makes African history come alive by integrating research with teaching Bulletins editor by day, local rocker by night English professor examines immigrant writers' portrayal of American culture Free smoking cessation class begins Sept. 9 Charles Knowlton Law and Liberal Arts Lecture to be held Sept. 12 In Memoriam: Talmage Fauntleroy, director of USC's opera program Memorial service for Talmage Fauntleroy to be held Sept. 13 Country music historian to speak at McKissick Museum Sept. 13 Memorial service for John Scott Wilson, professor of history emeritus, to be held Sept. 23 Cancer therapy developed at USC being tested in Germany Jack Benjamin, USC Aiken, receives Kennedy Medallion Staff Spotlight: Eileen Korpita, Office of Pre-Professional Advising Questions for Michael Muthig, senior licensing officer McKissick Museum sets story hours for fall USC Symphony Orchestra announces new season Lectures and seminars: Sept. 12–26 Orphan Film Symposium set for Sept. 26–28 Last Lecture series begins Oct. 2 New campus dining contract yields major improvements Search begins for advancement vice president Bulletins are now available electronically Preston's at Noon is new lunch destination on campus Q&A with Harris Pastides, interim vice president for research