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ATTENTION ...... Metro, Education and Broadcast Editors: High schoolers to exercise brains with university researchers Participants in the University of South Carolina’s Carolina Master Scholars Adventure Series will this week be exploring physical therapy, exercise, sports performance, sports nutrition and motor control with researchers from the university’s top-rated Exercise Science Program.
For more information or to arrange coverage, contact Karen Petit or Bond Nickles in the Office of Media Relations, 803-777-5400.
ATTENTION ...... Metro, Business, Political and Broadcast Editors: University experts can discuss offshore oil drilling Petroleum experts at the University of South Carolina can discuss the impact of offshore oil drilling. On Monday, President Bush lifted an executive order on offshore drilling, but Congress must vote to repeal a 1981 law that bans the practice. The issue is a political hot potato for Republicans and Democrats. University geology professors Dr. Christopher Kendall and Dr. James Knapp can discuss the challenges of drilling, whether technological advances would limit damage to the environment and the likelihood of finding oil off the coast of South Carolina. Both have worked for oil-exploration companies and have conducted research on petroleum exploration.
For information or to arrange coverage, call Karen Petit at 803-777-5400.
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