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Golden S] In About BY JEAN NEAL Staff Writer The Golden Spur "should b ready in about two weeks for it grand opening," according to Mar sha Jones, chairman of the nighl club committee for the Studen Union. "The new location has beei completed except for the electrica work." Phil Diedrich, a Columbian wh< writes most of his own songs, wil be the featured performer fron Feb. 17-22. He will be accompanie< on Feb. 21 and 22 by "The Chris. tophers." Following Diedrich will be tho Mark VII on Feb. 28 to March 1 and the Swinging Sands, f r o n Bamberg, on March 7 and 8. As a double feature on March 14 and 15 there will be a Columbi. soul band, Salt and Pepper, and - folk group called The Trilogy. Th( 3's a Crowd will present a complete night club act from March 17-22 And The Columbians will appear after spring break. The Golden Spur will be open for the final week-end of this se 13 Cadets In ROTC Get Bars Naval and Air Force ROTC units had joint commissioning cere monies Jan. 28 for mid-year grad uates. Thomas 11 Conaty was commis sioned a second lieutenant in the U. S. Marine Corps Reserve. Six other midshipmen became N av y ensigns: John A. Brown, Theodore L. Hostetter Jr., Clayton P. Smith, James I. Suddeth Jr., James R. Vickery, and Robert L. Wilson Jr. Air Force cadets comnissioned as second lieutenants were Irvine L. Ansel Jr., B o b b y F. Earle, George G. Golz, Fred W. K e y, Mark E. Ratliff, and Richard L. Ritter. New Grants Announced Two science grants to USC were announced recently-one from the National Science Foundation and another from E. L du Pont Ne mours & Co. The National Science Founda tion grant of $33,400 wvas made to the USC Department of Geology. Half of a $5,000 grant from dlu Pont will go to the Department of Chemistry and the other half to the Department of Mechanical En gineering. "What 4 your nai Nl There must be a safer girls. Luckily for you, w tions on self-defense in of Hai Karate* After Cologne. But even so, p14 careful how you use it. life is fine, but the way you'll be too battered to Pur Opens 2 Weeks mester on May 9 and 10. The night club committee plans to featur( several different bands for t h e closing dates. s Although the Go-Go Girls hav< - not yet materialized, there will b ' waitresses. Two new additions tc t the Golden Spur will be food an( drinks. A special menu will allov customers to order directly fron the Gamecock Room. Special n o n-alcoholic m i x e ( drinks will be offered from a pric< of 20 to 55 cents. The drinks wil include Hot Gamecock's Rum made from a spice base of butter, browr sugar, cinnamon, nutmeg, allspice and cloves, vith rui flavoring, Cold drinks such as Brandy Cock will also be served. A new policy states that couples only will be admitted. Stags will be allowed to enter only at the dis cretion of the Student Union host or hostess, members of the night club committee. The price will be $1.00 per couple. Quixo "Man of La Mancha," a recent Broadway musical, will be pre sented at Township Auditorium on M o n d a y, Feb. 24 at 8:30 p.m. Tickets for the musical will be available at the Russell House In formation desk beginning Feb. 10. Prices are $3.50, $4.50, $5.50. Stu dents with ID's will be given a one dollar discount. * * * MARRIED STUDENTS Applications for t h e Maarried Students Scholarship p) r o g r a im must be made before Feb. 15. In formation on scholarships for mar ried students is available in the Student Aid office located in the Pendleton Building. * * * CIRCUS DISCOUNT Arrangements have been made with Ringling Bros. and Barnum and Bailey Circus for University students to get a one dollar dis count from the regular prices of $2.75, $3.75, and $4.75. Those stu dents wishing to obtain tickets at a discount for the Feb. 7 perform ance must pick up an envelope at the Information desk, fill it out, andl take it to the Coliseum Box Office. CENTER MOVES The USC Psychological Service Center has movedl fr-om Barnwell lid you say nie was?" way to me e put instruc wvery package Shave and sase be a lit tle A good social you're going enjoy it. 3 Careful how you L ~eu1 'Everythin This was a typical scene Carolina fought another roi like the ones pictured above as they trekked around cam, I end of the line wasn't alrea( Campus News Beat te Play C College to the Rice House at 1619 Green St. Dr. Herman Salzberg is director of the center. * * * P. E. WORKSHOP The Physical Education Depart ment will conduct four workshops across the state concerning handi capped children (luring February. The schedule for the workshops is Feb. 7, Springs Elementary School; Feb. 12, 'Manning High School in Manning; Feb. 14, Crippled Chil dren's school in Spartanburg, and Feb. 20, Conway High School. * * * DIRECTOR NAMED W. Miclhael Chertok has been ap pointed director of the University's Division of Development. He will be primarily involved with the gift and contribution program here. LIBRARY INTERN The S. C. Library Board and se lected public libraries throughout the state are sponsoring a librarian intern p r o g r a m. Positions are available in 16 county and1 regional libraries and1 twvo state institutions. The positions are given to quali fied juniors, seniors, and recent graduates who are interested in li brary work as a career. Applica tions should be made by March 15. New 'St e0 Has Wi Whatever used to be the Uni versity's most popular course is now at least second best. Its successor is the S t u d e n t Union's Short Course on Lovemak ing. According to Scottie Barnes, :hairman of the lectures committee, 1 they might have to hold class in Plaza Sci Deadline J Southeastern sculptors will have i in additional two months to submit i vorks in the $5,000 competition to i elect a sculpture to adorn the cen- i ral plaza area of the new Humani ies Center. t The deadline for entries has heen I noved from Feb. 1 to April 1 to( Llow sculptors sufficient time to nter their works. A preliminary jury of three will creen all entries. This jury will onsist of Edward Higgins, a lead ng contemporary s e u 1 P t o r; Dr. tichard Craft, director of the Co uimbia Aluseum of Art; and a rep esentative of t h e architectural irm that designed the building. The new buildings are grouped round a sunken, central plaza dhere the winning sculpture will e located. Each participating a r t i s t is sked asked to submit a sketch, referably three views, showing his roposed work. Models may be sub nitted also. Ten finalists, each winning $100, HELP I Earn between $20-$35 per week, working part time on your campus. Become a cam pus representative for VISA, an International Student Mar keting Corporation. No selling involved. Contact VISA Sales Center 1225 CONNECTICUT AVENUE, N.W. WASHINGTON, D. C. 20036 joy a Whc ig's delicious broiled beef burg pickles, onions, ketchup andr 400;> ChretnHy.-etCl (Nea the K-at ONLYcut ALNG DOl g's Closed!' Wednesday and Thursday as md of registration. Students stulied their class schediles puts hoping that course at the ly closed. oming PEACE CORPS Peace Corps volunteers will be recruiting on c a m p) u s Feb. 3-7.1 They will have an information table in the Russell House where they will be taking applications and administering the Peace Corps aptitude test. FELLOWSHIPS Students interested in a Public Administration career are offered an opportunity to apply for a fel lowship study. T h o s e applying should have completed a bachelor's degree by June 1969. Applications must he in by March 1. For fui ther information write Coleman B. R a n s o n e, Educational Director, Southern Regional Training Pro gram in P u 1)1 i c Administration, Drawer 1, University of Alabama 35486. Enj Burger Ki tomatoes, Gzo tort Coi de Attr, -he Coliseum to accommodate ev ?rybody. "There won't be any labs though, ust theory," Barnes added. This semester a number of short -ourses are being offered, spawned )y the success of two short courses )ffered last semester on income rlpture E'xtended vill be chosen. From these final sts, the jury will select the w%-in iing work and for the installation, n addition to the $5,000 prize. Sculptors may obtain applica: ions from lioward Wooly, Depart nent of Art, University of South arolina, Columbia, S. C. 29208 Your roc cant sie4 in the dc Think it over, TheThink Dr For yo,ur - T h D,ni Mug, send 75C ard ,or , es' Th,nk O),,k Mug. C),pt. N, P 0 Bo 559. Ne* Yoe. t opper er served with layers of crisp nayonnaise, on a giant toast *~ TEDL N TE"FBI 1 16 //e /HO P R pon !er mbia m TED : LIE oso umhin nk ..,... e arse' Viction tax andi insurance. Classes are planned on an in formal basis. Any qualified student or professor can teach a course. The length and time of the class meeting will be set by the class. Tentatively, the e I a s s e s are scheduled to meet until semester break, with a new set of courses available (luring the second half. However, Barnes emphasized that the course could continue for the entire semester if the class wanted to or that the classes could be dis continued after three weeks. The range of classes being ot fered run from Contemporary Poe- 4 try to How to Make a 2.5 Without Killing Yourself. TlW deadline for registering for a Short Course is Friday. Bro chures, registration forms and ad ditional information may he ob tained at the Russell House Infor mation I)esk. imate EP irk? over cofree. 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