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Illusioi Illusionist and magician Andre Kole will perform at Carolina Coliseum at 8:15 p.m. Sunday sponsored by Campus Crusade for Christ International. Tickets .are $1.50 for adults and $1 for students and military personnel in uniform. USC SCHOLARSHIPS Applications for USC scholar ships for academic year 1972-73 must be received by the Student Financial Aid Office by Feb. 15. Parents Confidential Statements (PCS), Students Confidential Statements or statements of no financial need required by scholarship applicants must be completed as soon as possible, according to Robert B. Jeter, USC director of Student Aid. The necessary forms may be obtained from the Student Financial Aid Office, 1321 Pen dleton St., Columbia. FICTION CONTEST Prize money of $250, $125 and $75 will be awarded in the 15th Annual Fiction Contest for Young Writers sponsored by "The Carolina Quarterly" in cooperation with the North Carolina Arts Council. The fiction contest is established to encourage and reward ex perimental writing by writers under 30 who have not published a book-length manuscrapt. The deadline, is March 1. Original, unpublished stories must be in standard manuscript form and must be labelled as contest entries. If a stamped, self-addressed envelope Is provided, stories will be returned. Maximum length is 6,000 words; there is no minimum length. Winner: will be notified by mail and winnii g stories will appear in the spring, 1972, "Carolina Quarterly." Entries sh, uld be sent to Fiction Contest, The Carolina Quarterly, P. 0. Box 1117. Chapel Hill, N. C. 27514. PING PONG A ping pong tournament spon sored by the Recreation Com mittee will be held in the Russell LI U This is a chance to v for a minimu .ist Andr House gameroom at 3 p.m. Monday. Winners of this tournament will represent USC in the ACUI tour naments Feb. 9-14 in Blacksburg, Va., all expenses paid. Anyone interested in par ticipating, please sign up in Room 204, Russell House. APO RUSH Alpha Phi Omega service fraternity will hold its semester rush Jan. 24 - 28. LITERATI The Lectures Committee of the University Union invites the public to a program tonight at 8 at Carolina Coliseum featuring Russian poet Yevgeny Yev tushenko, one of the world's top literary figures. SELF ACTUALIZATIONS A self-actualization program is designed to help the individual identify his personal success pattern, his ideal and functional value system, and learn creative obstacle management in order to release personal power for managing his life by success rather than stress. The program will begin at 4 p.m. Tuesday at the Episcopal Student Center, 610 Pickens St. The cost is $5. Deadline for applications is Monday. Call 252 7737 for details. CAROLINA CHRISTIANS The Carolina Christian Fellowship will meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Russell House Faculty Club Lounge. John Spence will speak. CHESS CLUB There will be a meeting of the Chess Club at 7 p.m. Thursday, in Room 307, Russell House. SIX FLAGS With Six Flags Over Georgia's 1972 season slated to begin April 1, the park's Operations Show Department is searching for talent to staff the Six Flags Crystal Pistol shows and for on-grounds en tertainment throughout the park. Auditions will be held at 3 p.m. Thursday at the Suzzanne Little DNDAY NI( TH E ON'S H EAD 741 Saluda .S. Choice Sirloin ;hoice of Potato Salad Bar $2.99 isit Columbia's most .x m price a e Kole to News briefs Recital Hall, Queens College in Charlotte. NAVIGATORS The Navigators, an inter denomination Christian organization on campus will present Larry Hardie in the first meeting of the semester in the Faculty-Student lounge in the Russell House at 8:30 p.m. Thursday. COMPTON TO SPEAK The USC Department of Philosophy will present Vanderbilt University Professor John J. Letters to the editor (Continued from page 3) being pushed through school minus a great mass of a different kind of knowledge that his father had to assimilate. "Today's student is under more pressure than he has ever been." Only if he allows himself to be pressured. If he will take stock of the situation and work out his schedule of activities in a systematic, orderly way, he will not be under undue pressure. If he is weak enough to rely on drugs to help him out of a difficult situation, he will find the pressure mounting steadily. When he recovers from the effect of the drugs, he will find all his problems still facing him and usually multiplied. Keep in mind that exams are never difficult for the person who is prepared for them. They may occur in varying degrees of thoroughness. Even a simple exam is difficult for the student (and I use the term loosely) who has not done his home work. Exams are fair (except. perhaps, for oc casional" meanies"). For the good of the student, morally, educationally, educationally, and psychologically (i. e. for his peace of mind in years after his golden opportunity for an education has passed) exams must stay. ELLEN GEORGE Reservations Please 252-5141 perform Compton at 4 p.m., Jan. 28, in room 101 of Hamilton College. Compton will present a paper on Classifi POLICY: Cost: Five (5) cents per word. Minimtum: 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. and Fri., 12 - 2:30 p.m. Tues. and Thurs., 3:30 - 5 p.m. FORSALE 1971 YAHAMA MOTORCYCLE color: garnet and white, 1,400 miles, excellent condition. Leaving town must sell. Call 356 3467 or 794-3668. WHITES METAL DETECTORS Recover valuables from soil. Stocked locally. 776 4508. LOSTAND FOUND LOST: Wallet in Gamecock Room. Light brown containing I.D. and license. Call Bill 8316. Reward. LOST: Brown and white basset hound. 777 3341. LOST: three subj. spiral notebook. Left at registration Sat., very valuable to owner. Call Cathy Bonner, 254-4682. LOST: Last semester. 5 lithograph illustrations for book by George Meredith. If found call John Latimer: 794-3327. LOST: (Or preferably stolen) one orange varsity bicycle ripped off at Bates House Lobby. Reward 25c. Call Mike 8441. FOUND: 1 Adolescent Psyc. book. Call 3272. FOUND:Chain of keys in Sloan College. Room 203. Call 4600. LOST: I set of keys (about 10). Key chain is gold disk with initials M.L. Please call 5558. FOUND: I right contact lens in Gamecock Room belonging to Mike Fugua. FOUND: I blue check book, First Citizen's Bank and Trust of Spartanburg. Call Don 777-4059. FOUND: 1 box of 50 Pach 35mm. color slides bearing the name "Cultural Unit Slides." Found on Pickens Street during X-mas COVER IT with Boi FAST MOVING FASH FOR'I Bring This A 5% D 1212 N NEXT TO MIRAC 8-TRACK STEREO TA Most All Artists Avails All Priced $3.00-$3.50 Lar-ge Selection in Sto< Unlimited Supply Full) SPECIAL This Week C $2.75 For Artists Such Issac Hayes, Hendrix, I 3 Dog Night, and more Call 254-7570 or 77 U nivmes Te unday "History, Reason, and Scientific Discovery," after which refresh ments will be served. .d Ads holidays. May be received at R.H. Info. Desk. WOULD the person who found the Gold Rimmed Eyeglasses in leopard skin case please call back? 5223 or 256-8200. SERVICES TYPING DISSERTATIONS, THESES and other papers. Call Mrs. Stokes. 782-0347. FOR TERM PAPERS or theses typed quickly and efficiently, call on years of experience. Carolina Public Stenographers, 253-9800. JOB INFORMATION WANTED: "Grace Unlimited," a con t emporary music group. is looking for people who would like to commit themselves to performing music with the community. If you sing or play the guitar and are interested in being a part of a group who performs for fun, call 254-4852 and ask for Woody or Jane. NEEDED: An instructor for the short course "Guerrilla Warfare," Call George, 8189. ATLANTIC TALENT AGENCY is in need of good rock groups desiring bookings. Send all info to Atlantic Talent Agency, P.O. Box 255 Cayce, or Phone 794-2408. ATLANTIC TALENT AGENCY has openings for many musicians in groups in need of members. Send info on position wanted and equipment owned to ATA, P.O. Box 255, Cayce. Please no phone calls. PUPPETEERS WANTED: USC student wants to start a traveling puppet show to earn extra money. Experience not necessary. Call Marty 782-6542. MISCELLANEOUS SPRINGER SPANIEL, female, 2 years, playful and affectionate, loves children. Will be given to best home. 772-6364. LIONEL ELECTRIC TRAINS: sets, cars. track, accessories. Call John Lyle, 254-3727. RIDE wanted: To Miami or anywhere in Ihat direction, arriving by Jan. 28, this Friday. Glad to help with expenses and driving. Contact Bob at 256-0196. toms ', IONS Tops GUYS 'N' CHICS. Ad & Get iscounAt lAIN ST LE THEATRE PE S $3.00 Nbe :k Guaranteed )n CASSETTES As: ke & Tina, Tull Havens, Sly, ome By rrace 5 pm.9 pm