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POLICY: Cost: FIve (5) cents per word. Minintn: lowords 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., Frid., 1:45, 3:15 p.m., Tues.,. Thurs., 3:30, 5 p.m. holder, etc.) in white mustang on way from Five Points. Call 8735 to claim. FOUND: More stuff in corners, under boxes, in the attic, everywhere, so the crazy sale goes on. Come by and make an offer. The Cyclist. LOST: Set of keys on gold key chain with initial J. If found call 787-5426. Please return to Tony Daniel (Box U-912 or 8755 or Room 419-N) one Mathematics 504 book, NUMBER SYSTEMS (orange book with black lettering). A reward is offered. LOST: INTRODUCTORY PSYCHOLOGY textbook with name in it; reward offered; phone 245-2852 if found. Urgently needed-lost in Russell House. FOUND:..ne contact lens, blue tint, can be picked up at McKissick Library at cir culation desk. LOST: (STOLEN?) beige, brown and white billfold. Lost in printmaking 207 room. (Sloan) It has ID, meal card, and money. If found please contact me at 777-3=, or Box U-1962. Jeanne Graham. LOST: USC 1. D. card. If found, please call Rhonda Carpenter at 5652. LOST: Army blanket. Left in section 37 at the Georgia game. Please call 256-2776. LOSf; Girl's gold Dufont watch with brown leather band--reward offered 254-0628. LOST:Brown wallet lost between Snowden d LeConte--nothing valuable, call Eric at or come by N413. Reward offered. : Composition book containing Botany, emistry, English notes. Lost at Russell House Cafeteria 10-28-71. If found or know anything about call 3385 ask for Leroy.. MYlR SALl GE Portable stereo detachable 6 inch speakers. $45 call 252-9280 or come by UT5. FISHER stereo amplifier, Fisher AM-FM tuner-Garrard stereo changer. Reasonable. 782-M350. CLASSICAL GARCIA GUITAR-Excellent condition with hard case. Costs $175 new must sell need money. $60 or best offer. Call 354-26666 after 6 p.m. MAGNAVOX PORTABLE STEREO PHONO with AM-FM stereo. Cost new 5225. Now $100. Also Admiral console. B&W TV, 23" screen. 525. Call 754-9619. Good used bikes -- sorry, no girl's, 1325 Sunnyside Dr. (near Richland Mall). WANTE: S ts to lp wi inormation on off-campus housing, landlord problems, apt. conditions, for investigative report, call Margaret, Gamecock 8178 or 4249. PEOPLE WANTED: People to do volunteer work with underprivileged children grades 1-3 Thursday afternoons 4 to 5 p.m. If in terested call Woody or Jane at 254-4852. or ask for Neal McNeall at 777-5382. AVAILABLE NOV. 15-3 bedroom, 2 bath home near Fort; stove, air conditioner, fenced back yard. partial carpeting. 5170.00 - lease - Call 782-4516. WANTED - 2 tickets to USC -- Tenn. game. Call H. S. Anderson 8 to 5: 758-2381: after 6: RIDE WANTED: to Albany. N. Y. or near . o hnsivin -ClMat.34PLAE. MON T UES WED TKUR - Rl INTERNATI 1031 Assembly Alassified A IPROFIMSIONAL TYPING-4ermpaes 50e per page. Call 787-3418 after 5 p.m. TYPING DISSERTATIONS. themes and other papers. Can Mrs. Stokes. 7as.o47. News briefs 'Superstar Because of the overwhelming response to Jesus Christ Superstar this summer, University Union Artist Series has booked the show for a second performance Dec. 5, at the Coliseum. Due to the limited number of tickets for students, all USC students should buy their tickets early. If enough tickets are bought before Nov. 12, it will be possible to schedule .a second show. However, if this date passes and not enough tickets are bought, there will be, only one show. Tickets go on sale, Nov. 8 at the Russell House Ticket Office at 10 a.m. PRIORITIES Student Government is again handling the issuing of priorities for the Spring semester, January 14-15. The Student Senate Academic Affairs Committee will issue priorities for health problems and job-class conflicts ONLY! Priority applications can be obtained from the Student Government office on the second floor of Russell House, across from the Information Desk. The deadline for returning priority requests is Tuesday, Nov. 9. For information call 777-4256. CAMPING TRIP The Recreation Committee of the University Union sponsors its Take A Break Fron Lb Enjoy Some Real H A Winm Open For Breakfast, Cir Lunch and Dinner RTa 1111 GREEN STREET. Spaghetti MEAT SAUCE luttermilk Pane Choice of 5 syrUp f1 Chew Mel. Fried Eie Spughettl MEAT SAUCE French Tea SChoice of 5 syrup I ONAL HOTTSE 0 ds j JOBINFORMATION EARN MONEY PART TIME* PROMOTING STUDENT' TRAVEL PACKAGES. INQUIRIES TO: American Student Travel Assoc.. 27 Mass. Ave., Boston, Mass. 02115. returns first camping trip of the year Nov. 12-14. Campers will leave Friday, at 2 p.m. for Myrtle Beach State Park. The charge is $4, which will cover food and expenses. In terested persons may sign up in room 204 of Russell House. There is a mandatory meeting for all going on Tuesday night at 8 p.m., Russell House 321. "Watch for bike trips, camping trips to the mountains and other events next semester," a spokesman for the committee said. "We have the money and the equipment, all we need is you." CU STILL OPEN The date for application to Contemporary University for the Spring semester has been ex tended to Nov. 8 at 5 p.m. due to a large number of incomplete ap plications. Students wishing additional information may check with the Russell House information desk, the CU table on the first floor of Russell House, or go by room 1 of the Humanities office building. SUBVERSIVE! The short course on Subversive Activities will meet in room 322 of Russell House at 6:30 p.m., Tuesday night, November 9. ACLU ELECTIONS The University Affiliate of the i The Long Cafeteria ies! ome-style Cooking LT ier's Waitress 'cle Service Complete Menu Under $2.00 (Between Assembly & Main St.) .99 anke. .75 .99 .99 se .65g Iuvers F PANCAKES 4467 nmvime Columbia Chapter of the American Civil Iberties Union will hold elections of officers at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Room 309, Russell House. GEOMETRY PAPER Professor R. B. Angell of Wayne State University will present a paper entitled "Geometry and the Pure Viscual. Field," at 4 p.m., Wednesday in Room 101, Hamilton College. Available at Better Book THE POL THEORY LOCAL GOVERN] by W. HARDY WICKI . ... a unique and valuable political thought." 130 pages University of South C Publishers of Scholarly Bo Never befh so P0 Never sU intenatI HEIarn CAE POLI' SCI ORGANIZES The Political Science Club will hold an organizational meeting at 7 p.m. Monday on the ground floor of Harper College. All interested political science majors are welcome. INTERNATIONAL CLUB The International Students Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. every Tuesday in the Faculty Lounge, Russell House. ;tores TICAL OF WENT VAR :ontribution to the history of -Choice $5.95 arolina Press oks )re a Caesar werful! ch a cast of onal stars! GWELEUO 0M0 shakespar's "Us ;R1R i 'S CONTINUOUS SPERFORMANCES 4W E1-3-5 U 7.9.