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When she met Saddam Hussein, he had just been captured. His hair was long and disheveled, he badly needed a shave and he was hurling insults at her too obscene to print. "He wasn't very pleased to see a female wearing pants, with a weapon and in charge," said Maj. Josslyn Aberle, an active duty public affairs officer (PAO) with the U.S. Army and a second-year graduate student in mass communications at USC, recalling her meeting with the deposed Iraqi leader. More>> |
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Help needed to make Jon Wardrip Scholarship reality
Wardrip served on the school’s advertising and public relations faculty for nearly 20 years. The scholarship will benefit students in the unique “Maymester in New York” course he created and led for more than a decade. To establish this endowed scholarship, the school must raise $25,000 by Dec. 31. Deserving advertising and public relations students would benefit annually from the Jon P. Wardrip Scholarship. If you would like to contribute to the Jon P. Wardrip Scholarship, contact Elaine Taylor at etaylor@sc.edu. Read Memorial Tributes to Dr. Wardrip Blogabroad
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The
School of Journalism and Mass Communications wants to establish
an endowed scholarship to honor longtime advertising and public
relations professor Jon P. Wardrip, who lost his battle with
cancer on Aug. 25. 
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