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The final date for applications to Contemporary University for the Spring semester has been ex tended to November 8th at 5 p.m. due to a large number of in complete applications. Students wishing additional information may check with the Russell House information desk, the CU table on the first floor of Russell House or in the CU office, room 1, Humanities office building. The office telephone number is 777-4824. CHESS CLUB MEETING The Chess Club, a new campus organization, will hold its first meeting at 7 p.m., Nov. 4 in Room 310 at the Russell House. Anyone interested is urged to attend. If you cannot attend, but would like to join, contact either Ed Garvin or Kathleen Pol, PLAY TRYOUTS Tryouts for one act plays will be held ftom 3:30 to 6 p.m. Nov. 3 at Drayton Hall. Plays will be directed by the directing class of the USC Theater Department. All students are invited. KOTLER TO SPEAK Dr. Philip Kotler, a marketing authority will speak on "Marketing, Consumerism and Society" at 3:30 p.m., Monday in the College of Business Ad ministration auditorium. In Arrington Mane College &( Columbia, Sc Six (6) Story High Couples -- (14) Efficiencies - (29) One-bedroom - (12) rwo Bedroom (Will Be I Directly in Front of Va BLOCKS FROM THDE UI CAROL DNA. Plush wall.to wall ,carpetli Conditioning - -Refrigerat< Olsposal - -Convenient F tenant's convenience, the fi laundrommt, beauty shop, .*hap wqiley.store, club AP#de.tions ae flow being Cal CAPITAl REAL ESTATE & IN! 1527 Lyoi Columbi 5riefs extende terested persons are invited to attend. CAMPUS CRUSADE The Campus Crusade for Christ is conducting a seminar on sharing Christian life beginning Sunday at 8:30 p.m. in the BA auditorium. Classes will be held for five con secutive Sunday nights. A $3.00 fee will be charged for reading materials. TENSLEY SPEAKS Kenneth Tensley, an official of the water pollution division of the South Carolina Pollution Authority, will speak at 7:30 Monday in Room 323 of the Russell House. A slide show and discussion on the "organization of water pollution controls in South Carolina will be presented. "Your Father's Mustache," the world's wrst bajo band, will perform at 8 p.m. Nov. 10, at the Township Auditorium. Sponsored by the University Union Special Events Committee. Tickets for USC students are $1 and those for faculty and staff are $1.50. BROTHER TO PERFORM The Inter-fraternity Council (IFC) is sponsoring a concert on McBryde Quadrangle from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday before the Georgia game. IFC invites all Carolina students to hear this concert featuring Brother. irs Apartments ak Streets uth Carolina -Rise Apartment Ready For Occupancy) iley Park and about 6 IIVERSITY OF SOUTH g- Electric Heat - Air r- Range - Garbage roe Parking, For the Irst,floor shall contain a barber shop, boutique and restaurant, taken, For Infornmetion L CITY IURANCE COMIRANY 4 Street a, S. C. Se9 . . . . ~ CATCH THAT GREAT LOOK . . .Levi's flares and Kennington's body shirts. Here, Levi's flares in cotton corduroy, size 28 to 36, various inseams, 8.50. Topped off with the Kennington shirt known for its super tapering, s-m-l-xI, same sizes as corduroy, 8.00. Men's Store, GameockRoom, Street Level. davison's open 10 a.m. -- shop monday and friday til 9 -- 1527 main street, columbia s.c. -- telephone 779-5700