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New -Ho (Continued from page ti center for the Carolina Community and its gests. and to serve as a reception desk for the Russell House. In order to maximize the use of the Information Desk the following rules will be enforced: 1. The Public Address Systen will not he used for the purpose of paging any individual, except in emergencies. 2. The telephones will not be used by anyone to place or receive personal calls. USC will. host AEF in summer The USC College of Journalism will host the national convention of the Association for Education in .ournalism i AEJ 1 Aug. 22-25. Over 5IN) journalism educators are expected for the four-day meet. according to Albert T. Scroggins. USC journalism dean. who is program chairman. Meeting concurrently with AEJ will be the American Association ol Schools and Departments of .ournalism and the American Society of -Journalism School Administrators. USC is a member of both organizations and the USC journalism faculty are members of A E1 . )ean Scroggins is immediate past president and executive committee member of the American Association of Schools and )epartments of Journalism. GAME4 Any artist or with Reg. 49' p Allman Broth Association Eric Andersei Badfinger Black Sabbal Burt Bachara Captain Beefh Any 3 list pric< FUTc oARM OPEN 10-9:30 The South's La use rules :3. Only University publications. bulletins. announcements, and materials sponsored by Student Organizations and approved by the Director on the University Union will he distributed from the In formation Desk. No pets of any description, ex cept seeing-eye dogs. will be permitted in the Russell House or its Annexes. R41411m1 re-sevalins Priority in space reservation in t he Russell House shall be given to Student Organizations. Those desiring to reserve space in the Russell House or its Annexes must complete a facilities and speaker request form and turn it in to the Reservationist-University Union a;t least 48 hours prior to the date of the propsed meeting or other hunction. at which time only ten tative verbal confirmations will be made. The organization requesting space in the Russell House will be guaranteed space only (if available i and not a specific room. The policy will apply equally to tables in any public area of the Russell House. its Annexes, and the patio. Stident torgaiiation defined For the purpose of these rules a Student Organization is any group which appears on the Student Allairs Committee's list of registered Campus Organizations. Visitors Visitors to Russell House are limited to the immediate family of a student. to facultV. to staff and to alumni and-or two guests. Guests are expected to register at the Russell House Information Desk. Any exceptions to this rule must be authorized by the Board of Governors or its designate. IOCK AB group whose last A, B, or C will E 1TOW 335 This includes ers Blood, Swe Bea Bloo ch . Joanf BUDGEl ~d 2.98 budgets for 5.98 rgest and Most C I I Dui Professors s USC engineering professc (left fand T. Y. Chu stand o near Columbia. The professoi the S.C. $tate Highway Depa problems of state highways. IPoets beli 'he Academy of American Poets is olering a prize of $100 for the best poem or group of poems by a student, graduate or Un dergraduate. Deadline for poems is April 1. Student should take completed work to Ennis Rees in li t , 214. or send them in care of the PEnglish Department. The USC Sport Parachute Club will be participating in a meet at Raelord County this weekend. Carolina will be entering two events Novice and intermediate accuracy. The team will also have two team jumps. o1W111-',THRA CONCERtT The USC Orchestra, conducted by Fritz de Jonge. will present a concert with soloists in a seminar performance Wednesday (March : alternoon in McMaster Hall on the USC campus. Three Bach concertos are scheduled in the program begin . . SALE name or name of ie on sale at these reg. 598 p . such artists as Crosby, Si at & Tears ties irock Baez __ _ _ Creedene r CLASSICS Any 4 45's for $2.9 omplete Record ai ch Squa,e tudy drainage >rs W. Kenneth Humphries n a stretch of Interstate 1-26 -s have received a grant from rtment to study the drainage Briefs* rig soughti ning at 1:25 p.m. The public is invited, and there is no admission charge. A concerto for orchestra and violin will feature soloist Linda Goldstein. Another concerto will leature violinists Patricia leCoursey and Kari Watts. The final number is a concerto lor violin and oboe with soloists Carolyn Jensen on the violin and Ifarbara Langdon on the oboe. E,Nlt(),I,MENTI USC officials announced today enrollment at USC's main campus for the 1971 spring semester is 14.114 students. only slightly less than the 14,484 enrolled for the fall. otficials said an increase in the number of graduate students from l all -2,0; to 2.172 -- and a larger than usual number of new fresh men. transfers and readmitted students for the spring semester accounted for the enrollment Iigures. group begins prices: OW 419 ills, Nash & Young Joe Cocker Carpenters Chicago Judy Collins e Clearwater Revival OPENJ 10-9-30 rd Tape Stores C ampus calendar TODAY Movie: "Faces." John Cassavetes' examination of the infidelity of one marriage and the banality of many lives. Winner of five awards, including the Venice Film Festival. 7 and 9:30 p.m. TOMORROW Hillel party: at 8 p.m. Tran sportation available from Russell liouse at 7:45. Movie: "Faces," 8 p.m. Gymnastics meet: USC vs. Western Carolina at 10 a.m. in Peabody Gym. SUNDAY Supper and film: Lutheran Student association. Supper at 6 p.m. and the film, "A Place in the Stin," at :30 p.m. at the Lutheran Campus Center. Movie: "Touch of Evil." An Orson Welles study of ego-tripping. With Janet Leigh and Charlton Heston. at 4 and 8 p.m. MONDAY Wrestling club: Meeting at 7 p.m. in Peabody Gym. The club also meets on Wednesday and Thursday nights. Naval ROTC: Volleyball from 8 9':0 p.m. and basketball from 9:30 I I p.m. Classified Ads Charge for ads offering items for sale for the kpersonal benefit of the seller, Charge for ads offering items for %ale for the personal benefit of the seller, all per sonals and out of town advertising 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; room mates wanted; items to be given away or items to be sold, such as books. for the benefit of students. Errors reported within three days will be corrected at no charge. Office hours are Monday through Friday from I to 4 p.m. FOR SALE ROR SALE: Nne-brand irons, toasters, mixers. excellit for wedding gifts, etc Below wholesale cost. Call 254-4046. Houme B track stereo. two speakers, 23 tapes and tape case. In good condition CH EAP. 253-4703. LOST AND FOUND LOsT: One. twelve inch 'STERLING' Pr'ofessional Slide Rule In black plastic case near- LeConte College. Reward of fered. If found, please call 777-399. L.OST: FERMAN ESSAYS. Finder please "intact Betsy at 777-4952. LOST: YELLOW PICKET log slide-rule wit hout A case. Lost during exams at Physical Sciences Center. $10 reward. Call Stephen Laafferty at 787-0479. l.nst: Girl's watch in the area of liumanities Building. $5 reward. Contact 777-357Ei or come by 225 South Building. FtO1ND: Pair of men's black rim glasses. F"ound in a car and turned into Gamecock. Comne by room :11 Rus.sell House to claim. F"tlt ND Ladies D)entsville High School riug. Owner may claim by identification ('all Mr. or Mrs. .ierry G. Brown. 787-4665. WANTED NKKt)Et: 2 girls part time. Weekends only Apply in perso)n at 1:M5 Main St. W%ANTED: To, jin or form C'Alt POOfL b en II iI S( campus and Sumter S.C.. l a ('y all 775-:t2ein in Sumt er aft er tNtOM 4nT:IAX PI'tKPAItATlION "SKtt. VICEN". :176,2 ItuSosewtxi)r 712-42'22. litLsi W%ANTEDl: l"or two to S.aannah tills weevken,t Wilt hlpl p~ay tor gas Call .t.t.m a 44 I I or Ma~ry Anni att -6.47. l '..k.-r M1e-k+k-.l I 6m1). liir t'iei's sake I e.rtiii. ia.tIl anda it.t Iei -te..l