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Coluibiia resilents Janle I Wolfe andl Jane Iverson r 'West Sid( Production of "West Side Story," the University I'heatre's first musical, has moved into full swing with rehearsals heing held every night. )irector Russell E . Green said that approximately 120 persons applied for singing, dancing, or acting roles, as well as stage crew positions, "the largest num Libraries All New Pj The University libr-aries have placed a standing order for the lbooks published by all English speaking university presses in thi world, according to Kenneth E. Toombs, director of libr-aries. The standing order will include all books published in 1%8 by Over 150 university presses. Be sides American university press publications, the USC libraries will receive books from such places as Melbourne, Australia, Nigeria and Glasgow. Included in the standing order will bie everything p)ublishedI by these p)resses except journals, pteriodlicals, teachers' manuals and syllabi. T1he USC libraries are trying to provide addiitional services for the University Community andl to in sure that the collections contain all the current books needed for the academic p)rograms of the University. The new program will mean that the USC I liraries will re ceive university press5 books with out the faculty and staff having to write order slips andi have them sea rchedl andi Ord er fortms typ)ed. Open Friday Nile 'Til 9 Thinking Diamonds? Only at KING'S Can You Find SCANDIA $125 TO 1975 WEDDING RiNG 29 75 PERFECTION IN A DIAMOND Budget Terms Extended To All USC Students KING'S J EW ELE RS 1611 Mein St.-1437 Main St. 252-2166 253-5361 "N..... .1 Jeeseu&e Ddnenson". Vew Lounge Open lair, Lorraine classes in] tIh< elax bwtweel IAuge in rc s Story' In her' at t ry-outs ever."' Tirty-n i roles were assignied. Karen Dleas, ('arol Treacy, Frev man Gunter, and Jefferson Iaile. hold lead roltes. . \iss I )eas, whi will portray Anita, the fier: Puerto Rican girlfriend of a gan leader, has appeared ill the Uni versity Iheatrt productionis "lIeg gar'sOper" 1an "Woyzeek." ro Receive iblications Since many of the universit; press books bctvome out-of-prini S011 after publication, tiht' stand. ing orders will insure that l'S( wIll secure tht- books; before the: hecome unohtainablP. In addition to the E. nIgIish smaking university presses, thi new procedure will include all thi publications of the Pre.sses Uni. versities de France. "ONE OF A PICTURE I SEE TWICE 3 SATIRIC WIl "THE FRESHE FILM OF THE WINNER ( * Best Pict * Best Acti * Best DirE * Most Prc * Most Prc THE GRAD ANNE BANCRDFT-,DI CALDER WILLING H 5IMUN-ACGARFUNK MIKE NICHOLS TECi NOW PLA1 (V3IKA Staff Photo by Mike Tyler receitly opened Town Girls' imt 320, Russell House. Rehearsal I 'laying Maria will he N rs. Treacy, whose other USC theatre credits include "Spoon River An thology," . .l.eggar's Opera," and >!"Woyzeek." Cast as Tony, Maria's lover. Freeman Gunter appeared n the USC student production "Ihe Collectio" last fall. He had - the lead role in Columbia Col lege's presentation of "The Fan tasticks" and has sung in New York night clubs. .1fferson Iailey appeared in "Spoon River Anthology" on tour and is 1 member of the Columbia Citv 1allet. Ie will portray Riff, the leader. of the Jets. Guy Hargrove (if the USC De partment of Music, is music direc tor. lIe plans an orchestra of a minimum of ten musicians, with some Musicians doubliig or trip ling on instruments. In charge of choreography is Dlorothv F I o y (I of Knoxville, TinWn., ho has choreographed -heatre productions at the Univer I sit y of Tenni-ssee. THE YEAR'S fOU'LL HAVE TO SEE 0O SAVOR ALL ITS SHi AND CINEMATIC TRE ST, FUNNIEST AND M0 Y EAR!" SAITURDAY REVIEW )F 5 GOLDEN GLOB ure (Comedy) ess-Ann Bancroft ctor-Mike Nichols mising Actress-Kath mising Actor-Dustin lATE JSTIN HOFFMAN - KATHARINI MBUCK HENRY PAUL E EL [AWRENCE TURMAN INICOLOR* PANAVISION* fING- Featues-15 - 3 OLE Till AINi STREET - ONE BLOCKt F:ROMa YAF "What is happening in Red China ?" will be the topic of a talk by USC instructor James T. My ers on Feb. 27. Myers, of the Department of Political Science and International Studies, is being sponsored by the USC chapter of the Young Ameri cans for Freedom. He is now com pleting a study of the dynamics of the "hero cult" of Chairman Mao Tse-tung and will discuss in his talk Mao Tse-tung and the proletarian cultural revolution in Red China. Myers has been a teaching as sistant in the Far Eastern and Russian Institute of the Univer sity of Washington and was se lected a National Defense Foreign Language Fellow in 1965 and 1966. In 1965 he traveled to Korea, Japan and Taiwan and at tended the !iln Annual Confer ence of the Asian People's Anti communist League in Manila. His article "De-Stalinization and the Hero Cult of Mao Tse-tung" ap peared in the Summer 1965 issue of Orbis magazine. The talk will he at 7:30 p.m. in Room 205 of Russell House. INDIA STUDENTS The newly formed India Stu dents Association of USC last week hosted a program entitled "A Glimpse of India," portraying a full spectrum of India's cultural life. Presentations included docu mentary films, song and dances, harmonica solos, and folk dances. A humorous skit on the ritual marriage ceremony was per formed for the large group of guests. TALENT NEEIDED The new Student Union Talent Bureau will make available to the public the services of talented Newsbeat Deadline Persons wishing to place or ganiizational inlfoniation ink Can Is Newsbeat s h o u Id turn ins articles to The Gamecock office by 6 p.m. Sunday. 10 BEST! -AND MAYBE ARP -NEW YORK TIMES ST TOUCHING E AWARDS arine Ross Hoffman doyou find me S undesirable?" "Oh, no Mrs. Robinson. Ithink you're the S most attractive of all friends." ROSS IMON 5 - 5:15 - 7:15 - 9:15 EATRE Campus A sponsor USC students who want to earn extra money, get special recogni tion, or just help someone. Informal tryouts will be held at times convenient to students. Anyone interested should leave his name, address, phone number, and talent specification at the Russell House Information Desk. FRENCH CONVERSATION All students majoring in French or those wishing to improve their conversational fluency are invited to attend a weekly series of meet ings of the newly organized F r e n c h conversational group, sponsored by the Department of Foreign Languages. Meetings will be held each Tuesday from 3:30-5 p.m. in the Palmetto Room of the Russell [louse. FORTRAN PROGRAMMING A workshop in FORTRAN com puter programming sponsored by WI WI WI WI( F A Wiglets fro Monti JOnl sity of Soi salon. Abo' A Fib |WE WELE (SPE-CIAL rews Beat s China the Department of Computer Sci ence will begin Feb. 26. The workshop will cover much the same material as offered in CS 201, Elementary Digital Computer Programming, but is designed for those who need the computer but do not want to take the formal course. Meetings will be held Monday through Thursday for three weeks. The first meeting will be at 5 p.m. in Room 106 of the Physical Sciences Center. No credit will be offered and the workshop is open to all students, staff and faculty. There is no prerequisite except a working knowledge of algebra. The text, "A Guide to FORTRAN IV Programming" by McCracken, is available in the bookstores. Workshop attendees will have sev eral opportunities to run pro grams through the computer for testing. GKI 11162 Taylor Street COLUMBIA, S. C. Across From Lourie's IOLESA PRI CES G6S - 2 ILETS. LLS - 3 Falls e@100% 0 ALL SI m 7.50 0 LOW I HIGH ~s, our manager, invi ith Carolina ladies i ve she models a wigle DER FALL. er Designed for a 2 Don't miss this. 10ME COLLEGE I CHARGE ACCONt1TS At Talk PALMETTO TRIALS The 17th annual Palmetto Trials will be held March 2 at 2 p.m. at the State Fairgrounds Race Track. 'he afternoon's entertainment in -ludes five thoroughbred r a c e a and a mule race featuring local businessmen as riders. Admission is one dollar for stu. lents and servicemen and $2 for adults. HISTORY FILM "Potemkin" will be shown Feb. 26 at 7 p.m. in the first floor auditorium of Currell College for all students and faculty. There will be no admission charge. STUDENT UNION FILMS "Three On A Couch" will be shown Feb. 25 and "The Men" Feb. 27 in the movie room of the Russell louse. "Lady Chatter. ley's Lover," one of the Fine Films Series, will be presente Feb. 29. N G ) LE 2.50 7.50 * 9.50 from 39.50 HUMAN HAIR IADES IN STOCK RItCE - QUALITY tes Univer o visit our t and a fall. 12.50 udget. iTUDENTS AILARBL:E)