The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, September 22, 1971, Page Page 8, Image 8
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The paper collected on
the first two recycling days
postponed the harvesting of
over 1,000 trees, according
to Scott Holtzclaw,
president of ECO 70's.
ECO 70's is the en
vironmental action group
on campus.
The third Recycling Day
POLICY:
Cost: Five (5) cents per word.
Minimum: 10 words
There will be no charge for lost and found or
jobs available ads. (Please do not bring found
articles to us.)
Errors reported within three days will be
corrected at no charge.
OFFICE HOURS:
MON.-WED.-FRI. - 1:45-3:15 p.m.
TUES.-THURS. - 3;30-5 pm.
inscribe Love. M. Mears. Would like to
meet and return. Come by room J 517 or
call 6338.
FOUND: Gold braclet watch. Call to
identify. M-4597.
LOST: Black Cowhide wallet. Contains
ID. driver's license and other imp.
papers. If found call 22-235. Reward
No questions asked.
LOST: Pr. gold rimmed prescription
sunglasses--please call 796-1510 if found
or contact M. Tanenbaum at Law
-ank V.
BEER CITY Se
230 Hug
Old Milwask4
12 oz. Returnable bts
Old Milwaukoo
14oz cans
Pabst Oka Eibbus
12 oz. can
Bti. 5c less per case
BEdweiser
12-oz. cans
"Iltz
12 oz. cans
Cold I
Chateau Laurent Cold Duc
Andre Cold Si
Ripple Wine
(Limited Supply
Matews - Imgp
(Limited Supply)
Ahsve prices are
Sales Tax (4%)
m@id ber25. pe
cycle days
0- trees saved alrea
will be held this Saturday,
Sept. 25, In the parking lot
behind the Coliseum, from 9
a.m. to 6 p.m.
"'We need manpower to
help unload the cars that
come from all over the city
to donate the materials they
have saved,"' Holtzclaw
said. Volunteers can sign up
FOUND: Set of blue contact lenses near
S.C. Bookstore. Call 787-7449.
LOST: Wooden painted round key chain
with two keys. Please return to Box U
276. Thank you.
MISCELLANEOUS
NEEDED: Riders to Knoxville. Friday.
Sept. 24. Call 777-5941.
WANTED: Oeap tennis instructor. Call
6704.
GAMECOCK FANS-Enjoy the game
knowing your child is well cared for.
Suzy-Q Nursery will be open during all
home games for child care by the hour.
Call 254-M18or 772-3534 for appointment.
Sff ALE
LIFE INSURANCE? Just $30 per year
for $10.000 of level protection. Call or
write BILL BROOKS. JR. YOUR
representative on campus. P.O. Box 872.
Columbia. 29202. Phone: 254-7765.
Girl's bike. Call 3049.
ptember Sale
r St
10 4.5Oce
5.60 per case
5.35 per case
7 cases or more
5.70 per case
5.45 per case on purchase of
8 cases or more.
6.25 per case
5.99 per case
for 10 cases or more.
6.20 per case
5.99 per case for 10 cases or
more.
EInes
:k & Champagne 2,g9 5th
& Champagne * $ t
ort 1.19 5th
subleets to S.C.
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sSept. 25
dy
af The E CO 70's office, room
302-A Russell House, or call
them at 3150.
Recycling is changing
solid waste into reusable
products, Holtzclaw said.
''Newspapers, magazines,
boxes, IBM cards and other
paper items can be
shredded and then used to
make new paper products.
For every ton of paper
recycled, 17 trees are
saved," he said.
"Glass products are
melted down, according to
color, and then used to
produce new glass
products,"' he said. "'This
whole process consumes
less energy than creating
bottles from scratch. Thus
recycling pollutes less and
uses less fossil fuel to create
the necessary energy.
"'The aluminum and
scrap metal are also melted
and used to create new
products," Holtzclaw said.
"'There is a finite supply
of minerals and without
reclamation of metals, we
will someday consume all
our precious metals," he
added.
Campus
Calendar
TODAY
Film, "Intolerance," Russell
House Theatre, 7:30 p.m.
Student Affairs Committee,
meeting, Russell House 309, 7
p.m.
Westminister Presbyterian
Center. supper-program, 6 p.m.
Baptist Student Union, fellowship
and dinner, 6 p.m.
Student Government rap session,
Bates House, 7:30 p.m.
ODK meeting, 12:30 p.m.,
jasimine Room, Russell House.
APO rush, registration, first floor,
Russell House.
THURSDAY
Sport Parachute Club, meeting,
Russell House :321, 8 p.m.
F~ilm. "Three Fables of Love,"
Russell House Theatre, 7:30
p.m.
All handicapped students-meeting
will ~discuss problems 8 p.m.
Wardlaw-Third floor.
FRIDAY
Film. "Anne of a Thousand Days,"
ftussell House Theatre, 7:30.
'State" pep rally, Fraternity
Quadrangle, 5:30i p.m. Ban~d will
play-"Overcat"
SA TUR DA Y
Film. "Anne of a Thousand Days,"
Russell House Theatre, 7:3
p.m.
Fraternity pledging, Fraternity
Quadrangle.
NL'NDAY
Friends Fellowship, Russell
House. room 3112, 11 a.m.
Mass. St. Thomas More Chapel,
81:16 and 10 a.m.
Worship Service, Wesley Foun
dation. 11 a.m.
Worship Service. Lutheran Student
Center. 11 a.m.
Westminster Fellowship, informal
wanship. L am.
Pleading.
Panty raids apparently s1
About 75 students begged fo
nesday night.
New
'Speak Out'
"Speak Out," an open forum for
free communication, will be held
from I to 5 p.m. every Wednesday
on the front patio of Russell House.
"Speak Out" is sponsored by
Student Government and par
ticipants may use speeches, music,
skits or "'of f-the-head raps," a Phil
Sharpe coordinator of 'Speak Out'
said.
He said the purpose of the forum
is to give any student a chance to
express himself and to provide a
mechanism for him to com
municate.
"No one will tell the speaker
what to do or say," the Sharp said.
"It will be completely un
structured and organic. You need
freedom of expression to make any
university an educational ex
perience."
COCKFEST
Bob Fulton, voice of the
Gamecocks, and Dave Wright,
WIS-TV announcer, will emcee the
Cockfest Program, according to
Ed Craig, Cockfest committee
chairman.
Craig said Fulton and Wright
would guide participants through
formal ceremonies and present the
Homecoming Queen and her court.
Although she will be presented at
the Cockfest, the Queen will be
crowned during halftime at the
Maryland game.
COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
Registration is still being ac
cepted for three courses in com
puter programming being offered
this fall.
The nonscredit courses are
Student secti
Gamecocks t4
The University Union -Spirit
Committee and the Student
Government Athletic Committee
are trying a new idea to pep the
USC team on to victory at home a
games by planning a student card
section for all home games.
The Spirit Committee and SGA
are looking for enthusiastic
Carolina students to be in this
section. There is a need for some
real noise makers who are willing
to cooperate.
TIo.join the card section, go to the
Coliseum on regular ticket
distribution day between K a.m.
and 1:2noon: there will be a special
table set up for the card saetin.
-Waayette CQWW
for panties
4ll1 appeal to some students..
r frilly feminine things Wed- I
s briefs
- free speech
sponsored by USC's College of
General Studies and Department r7
of Computer Science.
Introduction to data processing
for personnel beginning to work in -
computers begins Tuesday (Sept.
21) at 6:30 p.m., and will be taught
by T. Luther Gunter.
COBOL programming, begin
ning Thursday at 6:30 p.m., will be
taught by James E, Morris.
FORTRAN programming,
taught by Allen P. Corbett, will
have its first meeting on Tuesday
at 6-30p.m.
Further information and
registration forms are available
from the College of General
Studies, telephone 777-8155.
ORGANICS
The short course on Organics
will begin Thursday, Sept. 23.
Those interested are urged to
attend the course in room 308
Russell House at 8 p.m.
APO RUSH
Alpha Phi Omega, national
service fraternity, is holding rush
this week. Registration will be on
the first floor of Russell House,
Monday through Wednesday.
There will be a party Friday
night with live entertainment. For
further information, call Bill
Tyson at 3504.
SPUR ENTERTAINMENT
Tammy Hall and George Nawful
will premier the act which they
will take to the NEC Regional
Convention in October. They will
perform Wednesday and Thursday
nights from 8 to 10 p.m. There is no
charge for the show.
on to stir
a Victory
Bring your treasurer's fee
receipt card and, if you have a
date, another fee card date book
ticket or $7 for card section tickets.
Plan to be at the game at least
half an hour before kick-off.
Council
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"We have had .so much por'
publicity throughout the state
because of the emphasis on
athletics," Little said. "We want to
let the people know that th lun
are behind academic ad
vancement." I