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THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 2008 VOL. 126, NO. 73 ● SINCE 1908 RHA, Green Quad celebrate Earth Day ‘Do It In The Dark’ meant to environmental issues. like me too and you end up “The overall goal for ‘Do It In learning stuff.” entertain, educate students on The Dark’ is to celebrate Earth Scott said the idea for serious environmental issues Day and bring awareness to the event was inspired by global warming as well as educate a conference she went to students on everyday green in November called the Haley Dreis solutions,” Scott said. Powershift 2007 in College THE DAILY GAMECOCK The event will include live music Park, Md. from Chad Perone, free food “It all got started when I got RHA and Green Quad will be provided by Carolina Catering, the opportunity to go to [the hosting an Earth Day celebration free organic t-shirts and glow- conference],” Scott said. “They called “Do It In the Dark” today in-the dark memorabilia, Segway gave out good information about from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. to campus demos and test drives, a hybrid good event ideas. I just tried to get educate the community on global more demonstration from Jim Hudson RHA on board, call people and warming, sustainability and energy Toyot a a nd raf fl e prizes featuring research to see what would be the conservation. environmentally friendly, but an iPod and a PlayStation 2. best way to do all of this.” In addition to “Do It In The there are still things that need to Perone, a singer/songwriter, will Sandy Chan, a fi rst-year business Dark,” Green Quad, Students be done,” Nelson said. play live pop/rock music for about student, said she thinks the event is Allied for a Greener Earth, Scott said she thinks the event an hour at tomorrow’s event. a good idea but will not infl uence Emerging Green Builders, will have an impact on USC “I’ll be playing a bunch of my students to make environmental Students Engaged in Aquatic students. original tunes. It’ll be just me and changes. Science and the Learning Center “I think it will make a difference importantly my gear,” Perone said. “I think it’s a good way will also sponsor an Earth Day ice- in the Carolina community wants students While Perone’s music is not to promote environmental cream social street festival from 10 because students will see ways to to have fun. environmentally related, he said awareness,” Chan said. “But I a.m. to 2 p.m. on Greene Street, become eco-friendly,” Scott said. “A lot of students work he hopes that students will come think people will go to get the according to Jason Craig, Green “Just changing a few things can very hard in planning this out to the event and learn about free stuff.” Quad program coordinator. go a long way. It doesn’t have to be event,” Scott said. “I really feel the environment. Jessica Nelson, a first-year Alexis Scott, a second-year strict; it can be entertaining.” like it’s going to be fun and I hope “I’m your average Joe Schmoe,” art history student, said she is education student and president Scott said she hopes the a lot of students can come out.” Peroe said. “I recycle, try not to impressed with the environmental of Green Quad, said she hopes USC community can join in to use Styrofoam and drink out of changes on campus and thinks the “Do It In The Dark” will make celebrate Earth Day and learn mugs as much as possible. But event is a cool idea. Comments on this story? E-mail students more aware of global about the environment, but most these events are good for people “[USC] has done a lot to make [email protected] School of Medicine endorses association to aid burn victims
Bynum said. Medical Students for Burn Center Bynum, with the help of Daniel Eggart and Jonathan Hinshelwood, co-founded the Viedma raises awareness, funds for non-profi t organization, Medical Students more advanced operational tools for Burn Center Viedma (MS4BCV), in July 2007 after experiencing working at the center for three weeks. All money raised Kara Apel STAFF WRITER by this organization directly benefits the children treated at the center. The USC School of Medicine offi cially Viviana was an average six-year-old endorsed MS4BCV in March. Bolivian child until an accident left her with Working at the center exposed the students third-degree burns on more than 65 percent to many different medical conditions. of her body. Viviana was moved from her “Due to the nature of this clinic, we village for treatment at the Viedma Burn treated just about anything that walked in Center in Cochabamba, Bolivia, which the door, so we treated a large variety of ultimately saved her life. THE DAILY GAMECOCK medical problems,” Bynum said. Special to In June 2007, second-year USC School According to Bynum, MS4BCV hopes of Medicine student Will Bynum, along to enhance operational capabilities for the Printing at the Thomas Cooper Library will be free this week. with two other classmates, was granted the center, enhance the patients’ quality of life opportunity to work in the Burn Center. and enhance the physical therapy programs “Viviana’s case is really reflective of the miracles going on in the Burn Center ● Campus libraries provide free despite the limited resources that they have,” FUNDRAISER 3 printing for last week of classes Student Government members stipend, where each student can print a certain Teen’s bomb threat surprises friends number of pages per year. He said that due to work with Th omas Cooper, technology limits the stipend was not feasible. “The options from there were to have one Student purchased “This kid had the threatened to do something Business School to help students printing free week or to have one day per week of intellect and the means that’s very violent.” free printing,” said McNamee. “We thought this explosives, planned to and the materials to Schallenberger was Cassity Brewer week would be a good choice because kids have carry it out,” said county charged with making a THE DAILY GAMECOCK papers due and everything.” blow up school prosecutor Jay Hodge. bomb threat and will be “The library is very, very willing to help the Free printing will be offered through April Schallenberger was charged Tuesday with students,” said McNamee. “This is one of those 28 at the Thomas Cooper and Business School Seanna Adcox arrested Saturday after his possession of bomb-making things where it can’t hurt anyone.” libraries, thanks to a student government Th e Associated Press parents called police because material, Hodge said. He Alma Creighton, head of library assistance at initiative. the teen had ordered 10 was assigned a lawyer, the Thomas Cooper Library, said the money A group of student government members, CHESTERFIELD, S.C. pounds of ammonium William Spencer, who did usually gained from printing goes back into the including Student Body President Andrew — A South Carolina teen nitrate, an explosive not return calls from The cost of maintaining the printers and purchasing Gaeckle, Secretary of Student Affairs Chris accused of plotting to commonly used as fertilizer, Associated Press. paper, which is why a printing stipend would not McNamee, Secretary of Education Chenwei bomb his high school is a from a Web site. Police During a brief court work. Zang, and Sen. Buddy Ballew, approached the straight-A student whose also said they discovered a hearing Monday, the teen Ballew hopes that students realize the benefi ts library with the idea. parents sought help from hate-filled journal lauding was silent but appeared of free printing during this time. Ballew, a fi rst-year biology student, fi rst came mental health experts when the Columbine killers, an agitated, his eyes widening “I talked to my T.A. today, and she was excited up with the idea and brought it to the executive he slammed his head into a audiotape to be played after at the sight of cameras to be able to print off her 20-page paper, which branch. He said that the initiative was largely an wall last week, authorities Schallenberger perished awaiting him when he would have cost her a couple dollars,” he said. attempt to help the students. said Monday. during his rampage and a entered in an orange Creighton said about 400 computers are “Personally, I felt like Student Government But Ryan Schallenberger, year’s worth of plans for jumpsuit, hands cuffed and covered, but the free printing initiative does not wasn’t doing enough for the students last year,” a quiet 18-year-old with the bombing that included ankles shackled. include copy machines. Ballew said. “I felt like we needed to do something a slight build and wispy a hand-drawn map of the His mother and that would directly involve them.” mustache, had apparently school. stepfather, John and Laurie McNamee, a third-year political science Comments on this story? E-mail gamecocknews@ been planning his “He’s just a soft-spoken Sittley, could not be reached student, said they had tried to pass a printing sc.edu potentially deadly scheme little kid,” Hodge said. “But for months. he’s done something and BOMBER ● 3 TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 2008
Local National World TODAY Tuesday Wednesday Teachers starting their NEW YORK — Rising NASSAU, Bahamas careers in South Carolina gasoline prices tightened the — Haitians fleeing their this year will get help buying squeeze on drivers Monday, impoverished homeland met their first homes under a jumping for the first time tragedy when their boat went program announced Monday to an average $3.50 a gallon down off the Bahamas, killing by the state Education at filling stations across the at least 20 people and leaving Department and Housing country with no sign of only three known survivors, Authority. relief. including an alleged migrant 70 56 74 5 4 81 56 The state Housing Crude oil set a record for smuggler, authorities said Authority is making $20 the sixth day in a row — this Monday. million available for home time closing above $117 a Survivors said the boat loans that now carry a 5.9 barrel — after an attack was carrying 24 people when percent interest rate and on a Japanese oil tanker it capsized Saturday night, PIC OF THE DAY expects to make about 175 in the Middle East rattled according to U.S. Coast loans. To qualify, teachers investors. Guard spokesman Luis Diaz must have South Carolina “It’s killing us,” said Jean in Miami. Just before dawn teaching certificates or a Beuns, a New York cab driver Sunday, fishermen heard contract to teach in the state who estimated he now makes screams. this year. $125 to $150 less per month Volunteers searched for For the rest of this year, than in the fall because of bodies, tying life preservers the program includes down costlier gas. “And it was so onto them so they could be payment assistance of up to quick. Every day you see the recovered by the U.S. Coast $7,000 for teachers making price go up 5, 6, 10 cents Guard, said Chris Lloyd of less than 80 percent of a more.” the Bahamas Air Sea Rescue county’s median income Diesel prices at the pump Association. — assistance that can be also struck a record high of “We recovered as many as forgiven if they stay in the $4.20 a gallon, according we could,” Lloyd said. home for fi ve years. to AAA and the Oil Price The migrants appeared And teachers with higher Information Service. That’s to be aiming for U.S. shores incomes can qualify for a sure to add to truckers’ costs and the accident happened $5,000, interest-free down and drive up the price of food, less than 150 miles (240 payment loan. clothing and other goods kilometers) from Miami, said Depending on the county, shipped by truck. Chief Petty Officer Ralph the teacher’s maximum “You and I are going to McKinney of the Royal income can range from pay more,” said Bob Costello, Bahamas Defense Force. The $16,300 to $73,800, according chief economist of American boat had set out from Nassau to the Housing Authority. Trucking Associations. and was supposed to stop in The down payment “Exactly how much ... I can’t Bimini en route to Florida, Keryn Senn / THE DAILY GAMECOCK incentive only lasts for a year, tell you, but it’s got to show he said. Cake eating contest raises money for research at Relay for Life. Housing Authority executive up.” Two Haitian survivors — a director Valarie Williams Gasoline and diesel prices man and a woman — were said. are expected to keep climbing being treated at a Nassau Depending on the cost as they trace the path of hospital for dehydration. The of housing in a county, crude. Light, sweet crude for third survivor, a Honduran Crime Report MONDAY, APRIL 7 THURSDAY, APRIL 17 Someone threw a soft the loans can range from a May delivery rose to a record marine mechanic, was Breaking and entering Shoplifting, 10:30 p.m. drink on the victim’s maximum of about $180,000 $117.76 a barrel on the New taken into police custody into motor vehicle, grand Barnes and Noble, 1400 vehicle. to about $284,000, Williams York Mercantile Exchange as authorities investigate larceny, 5:30 p.m. Greene St. Reporting offi cer: T. Lyons said. Teachers can get the before settling at $117.48, up smuggling allegations, Bates West, 1405 Whaley Marcus Williams was loans through more than 200 79 cents from Friday’s close. McKinney said. St. arrested for shoplifting. lenders and brokers around Gas jumped more than a Haitian Ambassador Louis Malicious injury to personal While the victim’s vehicle Reporting officer: E. the state. nickel over the weekend and Harold Joseph said he had property, 10:40 p.m. was left unsecured, someone Meacham and W.D. Jones State Education is up 23 percent from a year not yet received confi rmation Greek Village, 509 removed a GPS system, FM Superintendent Jim Rex said ago. Drivers in New Jersey that everyone who died was Lincoln St. transmitter, saxophone and the program should help are paying the least, while Haitian, but he expressed Someone broke the saxophone case. FRIDAY, APRIL 18 recruit teachers to live in drivers in California pay doubt that the voyage was driver’s side window of the Estimated value: $1285 Malicious injury to personal districts where housing costs the most, $3.86 a gallon for connected to recent Haitian victim’s vehicle. A broken Reporting officer: M.J. property, 7:30 p.m. are high or near schools in regular unleaded. food riots in which at least beer bottle was found next Winnington Greek Village, 820 Mark poorer districts. seven people died. to the car. Buyck Way Estimated damage: $150 Reporting offi cer: T. Lyons
FREE 24-HOUR ACCESS Petit larceny, 7 p.m. The Roost, 147 South BRICK BUILDING - PITCHED SHINGLED ROOFS Marion St. The victim’s bicycle was SELF taken from a dorm room. Estimated value: $400 STORAGE Reporting officer: M.J. Winnington EACH DOOR ALARMED Petit larceny, 10 a.m. RESIDENT 1300 Blossom St. MANAGERS Someone took a parking VIDEO decal from the victim’s EASY ACCESS vehicle. PARK BY UNITSURVEILLANCE Estimated value: $560 Reporting officer: W. Cushman Guyon
U-STOR Pine Belt Road $15 STUDENT SATURDAY, APRIL 19 1 Two Notch MOVE IN Malicious injury to DISCOUNT! personal property, 10:05 TWO NOTCH p.m. 902 Barnwell St. 803-691-9901 Someone shattered the 3415 Two Notch Road Columbia, SC 29204 rear window of the victim’s vehicle. www.u-stor.com Estimated damage: $300
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