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cars line the highway A,
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baseball team racks
ses record . . . weekend
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ie hell of it . . . that
be outside . . . spring
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(Gamcock. Staff Photo by Galloway )
(Camecoc-k Staff Photo by Ruses)
ct Special Information
liy GINNY (ARROILL u iiiutig nteseilwe
News Editor a 'S sGabr . al h
Four Peace Corps volunteers, addcr nnt eeomn
returned from service abroad,incudr
will conduct Peace Corps Week InteSuhA rincu
April 18-23 on the Carolina tyHl ntae ubro
campus. poet nl(igbidn
The volunteers will man acrdrolthuhtY ugl
booth in Russell House to dis-an esblhigaulcIi
tribute information to prospec-bry.leastugtnlih
tive trainees andl interested stu-laselllndcrntyia
dents. As an additional. feature lclhg col
of the week, a film showing the Lar .iletrsare
Corps' work in India will betundvoIunteerfmth
shown in the Russell House as-Phlpie.Iuigistnr
sembly room Thursday, April o h aii sad etuh
21, at 7 p).mn.ffhadsxhgaesinei
Among heCopsvetrans n smllthouth AerMia aond
(Gamecock Staff Photo by Galloway)
o0-losses record...
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. frisbee on the horseshoe..
Week On Campus
lived and worked in a smallCopcmuitdelpen
town on the South China Sea wre naWs aitnvi
where the main source of income lg hr h raie
was from the sugar industry,. eigcne n tre
Rounding out the quartet of
visitors arc -Roxanne Foley, a Voutesrrsnta rs
voteran of service in Sarawak,setoofheAriapol,
Malaysia, and C h a r 1ot te J. cmn rmtecte,vlae
Crawford who served in Paki-anfrmofll5ste,
stan.PuroRc,teVri sad
Miss Foley, a history grad- adGa.Te r eetdo
uate of Trinity College, Wash- mrtaoe
ington, D. C., taught history, A
geography, mathematics, a r tmuteAercniizna
andl English at the .iunior high lat1 er fae
s e h o o I level in the town of TwnyoeUCsuntad
Serian, Sarawvak.almihvpatcaednte
Mre wg sce its startedg a