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.A MIA A kS I :OA ioiJ" "sday-Saturday at the U. S. -yACidpY to examine and pRally a spirit competition. A pep rally was staged lest night to generate spirit for the Clemson game this weekend. There was competition betwee, the fraternities and men's dorm units pitted against the sororities and 'the women's dorms to see who could generate the- most spirit. Winners in this com petition were Preston (who won $50) and PI Beta Phi Sorority (receiving a trophy.) The pep rally started in front of the Russell House - and moved to the Capitol steps then continued on to the intramural Fields for the "Burning of the Tiger" and the announcement of the contest winners. At the State House, Paul Dietzel thanked the fans for - their support. "it's remarkable that there is so \-,much support here tonight ior a team that has lost five straight games. We ap preciate your being here." IAmos on 000,40iehed aspects of U. S. organied around 12 round tables which focus an foreign policy Battiste and Fox were recom me0ded for particIpation by USC's Institute of International Studies, headed by Dr. Richard L. Walker. Battiste, whose primary interest area is the United Nations, is a member of he Student-Faculty Relations Committee, Curriculum Revision Committee, University Lectures Committee and Kappa Alpha Psi. Fox, in the Air Force ROTC program at USC, is interested primarily in arms control. A member of Phi Beta Kappa and a varsity swimmer at USC,rFo* has made the Atlantic Coast Con ference Honor Roll of Athletes. Pageant to show precision The University's Marching Band, in its 12th appearan of the season, will present a pa ant in precision for its part in e half time show Saturday (vember 21) of what is this sVate's top sporting event: the Carolina Clemson football game. With a variety of concert and precision marching formations, including a special rendition from the percussion section, the band will play familiar tunes Featured components of the band include the Carolina coquettes and their captain Sue Kelsey. The Marching .Gamecocks this year have performed at 10 USC football games and at professional games in New York's Shea Stadium an Atlanta Stadium. They will share Saturday's halftime show with the Clemson University Marching Band. Snuupy,war yongan rf styling. Cotton with orXon acry and trim. Bros sizes 5 to 15. Sportswear Dept r RIRAND MALL * nUTC - - - - - e-- - - -- -- - - S.eem,e,wm m ..e. 0111 sbPsw wad wit a sakdmm s we . 'Ito" N muNted wi asree em . TE "M8CC w%w priW6 e*eeded .4 taeeu oebei e i es a ewta nea Mite seetmn, errFcEnoqin Wed"edy. Fday - ato .m. Is 5 P.0. " y' "M -sila y ny-fsea " 4* P.m. DEADLINE 6 p.m. on Tuesday. Turemay - smay. HELPWANTED PART-TIME; married grad, close to. campus, car. Delivery, no selling. Write UPSA. 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