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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1985

Page

4

USC Aiken Chancellor Reports Service Focus and Growth

Dr Robert E Alexander chancellor of USC Aiken addressed the Aiken Kiwanis Club detailing the four year, fully accredited institution serving 2000 undergraduates and 700 graduates last year plus 2000 more in continuing education. He cited campus growth including Gregg Graniteville Library expansion Pacer Downs housing and Etherredge Center construction. He emphasized private and grant funding, noted 75 percent of 1983 84 graduates found jobs in three months and 10 percent pursued further study with an average starting salary of 15500. Upcoming university events include the Educational Division Honors April 17 Honors Night April 22 Athletic Awards April 30 and Commencement May 10. The club meets Thursdays at Palmers Restaurant Ramada Inn with Phil L Polk as president.

Robert E. Alexander USC Aiken Aiken County Aiken Kiwanis Club Alexander Aiken Gregg- Graniteville Pacer Downs Etherredge Center USCA Savannah River University Parkway Educational Division Crosby Lewis Richard C. Riley Bobby Cremins Georgia Tech William Brock U.S. Department of Labor Joe Devore Palmers Restaurant Ramada Inn Phil L. Polk

Aiken High Play Opens Tonight

The senior class of Aiken High School presents They Came From Somewhere at 8 p.m. tonight and Saturday in the Aiken Municipal Auditorium Park Avenue. William Gleason wrote the comedy about a West Texas town misreading a meteor as an alien landing. Tickets at the door are 3 for adults and 2 for students with advance prices of 2.50 and 1.50. Tickets are sold at Aiken Drug Woodruff Drug Leminick Drug and Aiken High School.

Aiken High School William Gleason West Texas Aiken Municipal Auditorium Park Avenue Aiken Drug Woodruff Drug Leminick Drug

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