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The U.S.t. Concert 0OAr, under the.direction of Ap*Laa d present its annual Christmas Concert Sunday, December 12 at 7:00 p.m. at Eastminister Presbyterian Church. The program consists of wide variety of musical selections performed by (he choir, guest artists and orchestra. Admission is free, only an of fering will be taken toward the musical scholarship fund. For Your Christmas Sh Gamoer-of Charge Aeeount $100 - --9 - - -1 2 a7at t P C hu For y ou Cripen s 1 needblak, ed, lue gren,brow , unum ere oran e, yllo , pik, urpl, gry, qua 3.Congatu olve Yo ee he nya frscom.eenunefulk 2.No-clo nhepitu ardige o knw ndlo ths clr ud nmer.B$c 1 0, fvriepei (2) Bue 3) Gren(4) Bow (5) O ang mtece*ou) (6.Yllw().Pn ()Pupe9.Gry0.FarIT T O tiNC Correction There was an error in the Gamecock Wednesday con cerning the chartered jet trip sponsored by the Union Travel Committee. The plane will leave Columbia Airport Dec. 27 at 7 a.m. instead of 1:30 p.m. as reported. Also members of the Alumni Association are not eligible for the trip. The Gamecock regrets the error. opping Use S * 4 9 - 7 R"OF ON FH .4DATS )'v9(2.Plae,ont oo / aras atos o av rae :olor po it fsmen o . Mab.3 e sntyu iential cadiae,haepa se yormnsoni h allo iinn I wNews Crucible The Crucible Literary Magazine will be distributed to students Dec. 16, 17, 20, and 21. Locations will be announced on WUSC AM and FM, and on posters around campus COTTON CONTEST Anne Conrad, this year's Homecoming Queen, is among the 21 finalists in the National Maid of Cotton contest held in Memphis, Tenn. She will participate in the Maid Aane Conrad of Cotton finals Dec. 29-30. The winner will make her first official appearance at the Cotton Bowl Festival prior to an international goodwill tour for the American Cotton Insustry. Ann is a senior advertising major, a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority and Sigma Delta Chi professional journalism society. EXAM BREAKERS The following is the schedule for Exam Breakers . movies to be shown in Russell House during exams. Exam E EXAM DATE TEST A Wed. Dec. 15 9:05 M Thur. Dec. 16 9:30 T Fri. Dec.17 12:20 Sat. Dec.18 8 MW Mon. Dec. 20 3:30 1 Tues. Dec. 21 12:30 4: 40 A~ Wed. Dec. 22 8 T T Tougherf!I I Than BulIItt. W ARREN OM1 AT 644 - uLA LATE SHOWS--PA STARR RINGO in' coming | "The Land Unknown" 7 & 9:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 15 "I Saw What You Did" 7 & 9:30 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 16 "Son of Frankenstein" 7 & 9:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 17 "Purple Death from Outer Space" 7 & 9:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 18 "Winning" 7 & 9:30 p.m. Mon day, Dec. 20 PRIORITY APPEALS Student Government will hold priorit y appeals on Thursday, Jan. 13. 1972, in Russell House. Room numbers will be posted in the Gamecock Monday. Only students with job - class schedule conflicts will be con sidered and letters from em ployers, stating the student's schedule of work hours for the Spring, 1972, are required. Students who are appealing are also REQUIRED to bring Registration Time Cards with them. Students must report to appeal in alphabetical order, according to last names. A- C 9 a.m. D- H 10 a.m. I- M 11 a.m. N- R 1 p.m. S - V 2 p.m. W -Z 3 p.m. BLACK LIT COURSE English 441, Black Literature in America, will be offered next semester by Mr. Myles Hurd, who is presently an instructor of English at Benedict College. While the course will include nineteenth century literature of outstanding black authors, twentieth century and con temporary literature and authors will be emphasized. Students may either pre-register for the course or add it at the time of registration early next semester. chedule T 9 a.m. TEST AT 2 p.m. WF 10:10 MWF 11 TT r 6:30 TT MWF 1:25 MWF F 2:30 MWF 11: 15 MWF UT 2TT WF 5T T 3:35 MWF 1-9-s ESEU CAO LMETTO-12/10-11 'MAGIC CHRISTIAN"