The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 10, 1971, Page Page 8, Image 8
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The chairman of the South Carolina
Republican Party, Kenneth Powell, will speak
at a meeting of the USC College Young
Republican Club tomorrow at 7:30 p.m.
Powell, a Columbia attorney, is a graduate of
the USC School of Law. A reception will follow
the meeting, which will be in room 207 of
Russell House.
COUNSELORS NEEDED
Applications for Summer Orientation Coun
selors can be obtained in the Counseling Bureau
in room 203 of the Pendleton Building. The
deadline for applications is March 1. Ap
plications for Fall Semester Counseling may be
obtained at the same place.
COST ANNOUNCED
The USC Theatre's third production of the
season, "Narrow Road to the Deep North,"'
opens Feb. 18 at Drayton Hall.
Included in the nine-member cast are Vin
cent Bridges, John Glenn, Lisa B. Price, Bruce
Poore, Teri Mol, Bob Steinmeyer, Ken Carnes,
Hamp Smith and Elizabeth Schuette.
Terry Bennett will direct the production of
Edward Bond's latest play. Tickets may be
reserved by calling 777-4288 or 777-5208 or
purchased at the Theatre in advance or on
performance night. The play will run through
Feb. 20. Curtain time is 8:15 p.m.
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Film Club
Robert Pollack, a graduate student in the
School of Education, is interested in finding
prospective members for a campus film club.
Pollack said that these will be foreign and art
film, the kind not usually seen in the area. He
also stressed that these would not be por
nographic films.
Persons interested in forming such a group
may contact Pollack at 252-2821, or 777-4887,
4888 or 4889.
WILSON FELLOWSHIP
J.L.W. West Ill, a Ph. D. candidate in
English at the University has won a Woodrow
Wilson Dissertation Fellowship for 1971-72, one
of 65 awarded in the nation.
West, a 1968 graduate, resides in Roanoke,
Va.
The title of his dissertation is "The Text of F.
Scott Fitzgerald's "This Side of Paradise."
ROTC APPLICATIONS
A recent change in the law covering National
Defense Student Loans provides that a
recipient who serves a four year active duty
service commitment after graduation and
commissioning will only have to pay 50 per cent
of any NDSL Loan and its interest received
after April 13, 1970.
The two year program of the Air Force
ROTC is still accepting applications for next
fall semester. Interested students with two
years left at the University, undergraduate,
graduate or a combination of the two, should
contact the Department of Aerospace Studies
at Barnwell College, 777,4135.
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Meeting: ALL COEDS INVITED.
Sgt . Oswald of the Columbia Police
Department will speak on self
defense at 8 p.m. in the Assembly
Room of Russell House. Sponsored
by Carolina Wives ' Club.
Meeting: "Sex and Love Before
Marriage." Meeting at the
Westminister House, 800 Pickens
St. Program at 6:45, supper at
6:00.
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Meeting: USC College Young
Republicans will meet at 7:30 in
room 207 of the Russell House. The
guest speaker will be Kenneth
Powell. chairman of the S.C.
Republican Party . A reception
will follow.
Movie: "The Third Man." An
American writer goes to Vienna to
clear the name of a deceased
friend, only to find him not so
deceased after all. With Joseph
Cotton. Trevor Howard and Orson
Wells. Academy Award:
Classifi
Charge for ads offering items for sale
for the personal benefit of the seller, all
personals and all out of town ad
vertising is five cents per word for a
minimum of ten words.
There is no charge for lost and found;
rides and riders wanted; jobs
available; roommates wanted; items
FOR SALE
Just about everything--including leather
working tools. THE CYCLIST, 911 Sumter St.
HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED: Full or part-time with
flexible working hours. Excellent for students.
An equal opportunity employer. For in
terview. call 254-1780 between 7 and 9 p.m.
weekdays
MATURE FEMALE to work Saturday and-or
part -time in dress shop. Apply 729 Saluda Ave.
Designer Discounts. Apply in person.
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commission basis, please contact Ed. McCabe
at 252-7309.
PART-TIME job for coed, driver-baby sitter
between noon and 5 p.m., $30 per week, call
777-5172 or 787-6664 and ask Mrs. Bond.
LOST AND FOUND
$50.00 Reward for information on whereabouts
of Ceremonial Mace stolen from State House.
Call 758-2461 1 Confidential.
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Cinematography. Grand prize at
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Tickets: Pick up tickets for N.C.
State game on Feb. 17.
Movie: "Oh, What a Lovely
War!"- A series of loosely con
nected Vaudeville skits and
musical production numbers
satirizing the motives behind
World War I. and the often awk
ward manner in which it was
conducted. With Sir Laurence
Olivier and Sir Ralph Richardson
Feb. ma
Dance: Sponsored by Married
Students Committee of University
Union at the Legion Hut on Pickens
Street.
Dance: Mixer sponsored by
Town Girls Association and Men's
Towers. M & N Cafeteraia, 8 p.m.
to midnight. All town girls invited.
Movie: "Oh, What a Lovely
War!"
Doughnut sale: Sponsored by
freshman class. Russell House, M
& N Lounge and Women's
quadrange, 75 cents a box, 10:30
a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
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to be given away or items to be sold.
Such as books. for the benefit of
studeil t s.
Errors reported within three days
will be corrected at no charge.
Office hours are Monday through
Friday from I to 4 p.m.
FOUND-pocketbook in room 406 Humanities"
Building. Can be found in room 114 of same
building.
MISCELLANEOlS
APARTMENT ROOMMATE WANTED:
Privacy. Located adjacent to Capstone. 1730
Pendleton St.
SPANISH FLY is a beetle, not a fly, and
usu!!y found in southern Europe. It is unwise
to "experiment" with Spanish beetle, too.
Experiment with the coupon in this issue.
Siqned: The TACO KID
RESUMES - Offset printed. 1100 copies, $3.50;
with photo $4.50. Do it yourself with SCM
copies 50 up. 84x11- 6 cents; 84x14 -7 cents.
Instant printing, 254-1372.
PERSONALS
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Box 180 (K') High Point, N.C. 27261
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