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New Internaltioatfasketball The International, Committee of the University Union is sponsoring a 'basketball program for all in ternational students. It will be held every Monday from 8 to II p.m. and Fridays from 1 to II p.m. in the Naval Armory. There will be a tournament and the winning country will receive a trophy and possibly other prizes. The Grimke Sisters Union an nounces the calling of a women caucus tonight at 8 at the home of Mrs. Patricia Mizell. 1210 Hyatt Ave. A car pool will leave the front of Russell House at 7:40. The caucus is about anything the participants wish to discuss conterning women's liberation including organizing a campus group. Any questions can be directed to Laura Cellier at 765-2518 or Pat Mizell at 256- 1491. WomenN' Auxiliary Meets The USC Women's Auxiliary will meet Friday at 2 p.m. at the University Educational Television Center for a program and coffee hour. lrs. Robert W. Foster is president of the group whose member ship numbers approxm imately 5fNi faculty wives. The USC Women's Auxiliary will meet Friday at 2 p.m. at the University Educational Television Center for a program and coffee hour. Mrs. Robert W. Foster is president of the group whose membership numbers ap T The Sti created b~ 90 hours anid briefs to meet proximately 5W0 faculty wives. Coed Hushes Spring rush marked a possible turning point in the Carolina fraternity system. The first coed in USC's history signed up for rush. The title notwithstanding, ;moqt Carolina fraternities still cinnot pledge e6eds. However on Saturday and Sunday (Feb. 20-21), Carolina coeds will be welcome into the fraternity houses. Open house will be -held from 1:00-6:() p.m. on these days . giving the women of Carolina a chance to go in the dormitory rooms upstairs. 4;.% Course Offered USC College of General Studies has announced that its spring 'Fundamentals of Real Estate" course will be offered between March 16 and April 22 at two locations: the USC campus and Shaw Air Force Base at Sumter. Objective of the course is to help interested persons understand the basic concepts of the real estate business. A noncredit adult education course. Fundamentals in Real Estate" is designed for persons entering or already in real estate and for those in associated field such as banking. savings and loan, insurance and the building in dustry. Classes. beginning March 16. will meet 7-9 p.m. each Tuesday and Thursday through April 22. 'urther information and ap plications may be obtained from the USC College of General Studies. Columbia. S.C. 29208, telephone 777-5256. HE STUE Ldent Gove: The New With On Beautit hands.ome \1axi.\Mon This ring the Tlradi .dies' l)i 7ZI1...PR .Renquil The Buy Campus Shop -- get ripped off! ENTS' C rnment Ass University o v USC Signet e-Piece Constr. alIly designed, this ring shows the library, iment new coliseum and 7, gamecock on the sides. is oliered in addition to tional USC Ring and nner Rings. BU 4ljUS4 ~ed ---- ' .. .......... Paul Winter Cojq C lassifi Charge for ads offering Items for sate for the personal benefit of the seller, all personals and all out of town ad vertising is rive cents per word for a minimum of ten Words. 'Tere is no charge for lost and found; rides and riders wanted; jobs available; roommates wanted; items LOST AND FOUND LOST: Art History Book,: STRUCTURES JY Nervi. Reward lAst in vicnity. of Green and Pickens. Fell off bike. Call Marilyn at 52-616. FOUND: BRACELET at tennis courts last Thurs. Come to 1730 Pendleton St. and identify. HELPWANTED Students interested in selling mythology and astrology lithograpics on commission basis please contact Ed McCabe at 252-7300. MISCELLANEOUS umes-Offset printed 100 copIes, $3.50; with oto $4.50. Do it yourself with SCM copies up 12 X 11 - 6 cents; 8 x 14 - 7 cents. Instant inting. 1316 Washington St. Call 254-1372. HOICE ociation SE f South -Car )fficial Ring I February 17 am to 4 pn Campus Shol Meet DD CRONIl 1 ALUMNUS John Roberts R eprentativ wort ed ads to be given away or Items to be sold, such as books. for the. benefit of tiudents. Errors reported within three days will be corrected at no charge. Office hours are Monday throvh Priday from I to 4 p.m. TYPING, dissertations, theses, and papers. Mrs. Stockes. 7240347. $500.00 REWARD - for Information leadbg to the arrest and conviction of persons involved in the theft of a 1966 Z-2B Camaro from the 1500 block of College St. on Frday, Feb. 12, ion. Call 2564281 or 777-339, RIDE WANTED to Gulfport or New Orleans this weekend or Feb. 26. Janici 4411. WANTED: one rider with little baggage to go to Mardi Gras leaving Friday Feb. 19 between 6 and 7 p.m. For details call Herb at 544047. PERSONALS SHOGO not God, is Love. NARROW ROAD TO THE DEEP NORTH. onsored Polina Ring Day