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Today Veteran Students Organization: Room 207, Russell House, 8:00 p.m. Lovemaking Short Course: Physical Science 310, 7:30 p.m. Short Course: The Conservative Answer: Room 320, 7:30 p.m. Movie: "Privilege" -- 7&9 p.m. - Russell House movie room. Tomorrow Meeting: Student Coalition for Peace and Justice; 107 Currell, 5:30 p.m. Classif Charge for ads offering items for sale for the personal benefit of the seller. Charge for. ads offering itema for sale for the personl 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 FORSLKI HodEiot114ped Candy apple red with metallic grey fuel tank and chrome fenders. Knobby tire on rear, brand new sport muffler. Great perf6rmance and great gas mileage. Call (long distance) Wayne Wooten, 635-9723 in Winnsboro, S.C. Best offer over $280. FOR SALE: I small regrigerator. USC regulation size. Contact Charles Ducker, Box 1249. 777-5341. FOR SALE: Minolta SRT 101 35mm through the lens light meter. Rechargeable electronic flash. Two lens f 1.4 and 28 mm. Two cases. Over three hundred dollars of camera. Ex cellent condition. $150. 779-5183 after 6 p.m. LOST AND FOUND FOUND: The key to room ,J-319. Call Te Gamecock and ask for Anne. LOST: Notebook missing in M dorm belonging to Mike Kelly. Please notify at 3295. -ELP_WANTED Need guitar instructor for two beginners. Will pay reasonable rates. Call Sherry at 3296. DRIVER-BABY SITTER-your car-my home and one child. Weekdavs -12 to S n.m C*ll 777. 5i72 or 787-6664. Thomas feels the University should assume 100 per cent of the cost because, "If a dorm falls, USC automatically gets its house. Even if a fraternity stays 30-40 years, completing their financial obligations. the house is state property will eventually go back to the University. "Entertainment would be &I Merc GRAND OPE WEDN ESI 2 Arcade Mall 1330 Main St. Phone 254-2445 10OAM to 6Pl ,strawberr * patch . , . Calendar Short Course: Automechanics; Currell 205; 7:00 p.m. Short Course: Beginner's Bridge; Russell House 307; 7:00 p.m. International Committee: meeting; Russell House 209; 7:30 p.m. Short Course: Karate: Naval Armory; 7:30 p.m. Movie: Double Feature "Triumph of the Will" & "Olympia." ied Ads and riders wanted; jobs available: room mates wanted: items to be given away or items to be aqd. such as books, for the benefit of students. Errors reported within three days will bo corrected at no charge. Office hours are Monday through Friday HELP WANTED Qunselors for summer camp for emotionally disturbed children. Sponsored by S.C. Department of Mental Health. Equal Op portunity Employer. Good salary. Call Nancy Hines 256-9911 ext. 647. OPENING FOR ASSISTANT ADVERTISING DIRECTOR Multi-faceted growth industry in Eastem North Carolina desires assistant Advertising Director- who has professional level skills in writing and newspaper ad layout, but will be involved in all media. This is an ideal position for a June graduate who wants an outstanding career in advertising. If in terested, you must act quickly. Reply to Box 3665. Fayetteville. N.C. H. Harold Powell. MISCELLNous TYPING. dissertations. theses, papers. Mrs. Stokes. 782-0347. WANTED: to rent current pop records to tape for own use. Will pay reasonable fee and guarantee return in original condition. Brian Hines. 254-6829 or 5125. Ride wanted to Pittsburgh. Any day from April 6 to 8. Will share gas. Call Deesh at 777-5891. I need a ride to Jacksonville, Fla., (Jacksonville U.) 19th. 20th of March. WANTED: Two-male strined skunks fnr stUd services. Call Sandi at 787-5141. -dFrm Page 4_ allowed in the houses themselves instead of having to rent space which is now costing $250 to $300," says Thomas. .jim Tothill. another fraternity member, said, "each fraternity would be able to have an identity and charactter of its own. These houses will also be among the best housing facilities on campus." N ING )AY Long Skirt $18." Swim Dress $26.* FEA TURING BOUSSi RH Gai The Arts Cdmmittee of the University Union is currently sponsoring in the .Russell House Gallery an oil collage exhibition from the Old Bergen Art Guild through March 22. The exhibition of paintings by Sheldon Levison is on national tour of museums, art centers, universities, and libraries, and is being circulated by the Old Bergen Art Guild of Bayonne, N.J. All the works are for sale at prices ranging from $250 to 400. A native New Yorker, Mr. Levison has exhibited his paintings in national and regional exhibits with many one-man shows in New York City. Recently he was honored with a one-man exhibit at the Sam Rayburn House in Washington. D.C. POETHY CONTEST The Academy of American Poets is offering a prize of $100 for the best poem or group of poems- by a st udent, undergraduate or graduate. Deadline for poems is April 1. Students should take completed work to Ennis Rees in HU 204, or send them in care of the English Department. MAN AND LAW A lecture on "The Shape of Modern Law," the second in a series by Professor Kazimierz Grzybowski of Duke University, will be given here March 17. "Modern Man and his Law in a Changing World" is the topic of the series, which is sponsored by the USC School of Law and the In stitute of International Studies. Professor George Haimbaugh will act as host and give the in troduction. The public is invited to the lecture, which will be given at the Law School Auditorium at 4 p.m. lT I I ITO CHARLESTON The International Committee is sponsoring an overnight trip to Charleston, S.C. March 27 and 28. Cost is s5 including transportation and room with one meal. Sign up in room 21)4, Russell House, 9-10 a.m., 10-12 and 1-3 p.m.' You must pay C 'FACEPVT "oNews Briefs a ary has oi when signing up, and refunds will be given before, but not on March 19. Students will stay in the Orvin Inn downtown. Students will visit military bases, historic Charleston, Charles Towne Landing, a beach and Ft. Sumter. The trip is open to all students and spouses - no children. piIl,SoPlIY COLLOQUIUM Dr. Risieri Frondize, visiting professor of Philosophy at Southern Illinois University will deliver a paper entitled "Value As A Gestalt Quality," 4 p.m., Wed nesday March 10, room 101, Hamilton. Copies of the paper are available in rooom 612 of the Humanities Office Building. It is recommended that the paper be read prior to attending the colloquium. Refreshments will be served at :-45 and discussion will follow presentation of the paper. J-AW WIVES BRIDGE The 12th annual Law Wives Bridge Benerfi-wvll Ibe heldWed Italian this We at Russell H Cafeteria from 5 t< Men Antipasti Spaghetti Ravioli Italian green ber Register foi $25.00 Gil Ou 0 pc4y(Ni you need CAMI 10 collage nesday, March 10, with proceeds going to the Hasford Poston Scholarship. The scholarship is awarded to'a law student on the basis of need and merit. Millie Lewis wlIf piresent fashions by Sears, hair by Parisian Wigs. Tickets-$s advance, $1.25 at door. BROWSING ((4ntinued From Page 4) The popular reading interest of students and faculty are con sidered during the acquisition process to assure the development of a well-balanced collection which will have appeal to a wide range of interests. Included in recent acquisitions to the New Browsing Collection are the following: QB VII, by Leon Uris; THE DOOMSDAY BOOK, by Gordon Taylor; FUTURE SHOCK, by Alvin Toffler; MANDALA, by Pearl Buck; THE GREENING OF AMERICA. by Charles Reich; LOVE STORY, by Erich Segal; RICH MAN, POOR MAN, by Irwin Shaw; PASSENGER TO FRANK FURT. by Agatha Christie; THE CRYSTAL CAVE, by Mary Stewart; and many others. Buffet dnesday ouse .135 D 7 p.m Garlic bread Beverage Strawberry is shortcake >opBg -Two Door Prizes t Certificate and an tf it by Poppy 3 purchase required - i not be present to win) )PEN .A 'US CHARGE AM to 6 PM raw berry tch