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Dada Jii
DaDa Jii, spiritual teacher of the
Ananda Marga Yoga Society, will
be at 1322 Brennen Road, Sunday
afternoon, Jan. 30. Jii, who spoke
at USC last October, will speak
again on Yoga to all interested
persons. The public is invited.
"COMPANY" COMING
"Company," the award winning
musical comedy will be presented
at 8 p.m. Monday in Carolina
Coliseum by the University Union
Artist Series Committee.
Tickets are free for USC students
with student I.D. cards. The cost is
$3 for non-USC students and $4 and
$5 for the general public. Faculty
and staff dependent prices are $3
and $4.
BAND READING CLINIC
The USC Department of Music
will be hosts for a Band Reading
Clinic at 10 a.m., Saturday, at
Ca
TODAY
Film, "Camelot," 7 and 11 p.m.,
Russell House Theatre, ad
mission 75c.
Hunting Island Camping Trip,
sponsored by University Union,
price $3.50 per person, to con
tinue through Jan. 29.
Mathematics Colloquium, Prof.
Jean A. Dieudonne of the
Faculte des Sciences,
Universite de Nice will speak on
"Intergration Theories" at
11:15 a.m., Leconte 412, and on
"The Historical Development of
Algebraic Geometry," 4 p.m.
Leconte 412. Refreshments
served 30 minutes before each
lecture, Leconte 408.
SATURDAY, JAN. 29
Film, "Camelot," 3, 7, and 11 p.m.,
snows.
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USC's Wind Ensemble, directed
by Prof. Fred Teuber and made up
of students and faculty from the
University, will present music
written for instrumental music
teachers and band directors.
Teachers of music and band
directors from throughout the
state have been invited to attend.
SCPIRG SPEAKER
Dan Ross, a member of Ralph
Nader's Public Interest Research
Group in Washington, will address
SCPIRG at 1:30 p.m. Sunday, Jan.
30. Ross is co-author with Ralph
Nader of the book 'Action For a
Change,' a manual on organization
of public interest groups.
At 8 p.m. Sunday SCPIRG will
hold a meeting to discuss the
progress of the petition drive.
Anyone wishing to help with the
drive or to offer suggestions or
criticisms is invited.
mpus CalendE
Russell House Theatre, ad
mission 75c
Basketball Game, 8:30 p.m., EST,
USC vs. Northern Illinois at
Chicago Stadium.
Mass, St. Thomas More Chapel, 5
p.m.
SUNDAY, JAN. 30
Luthern Student Center, supper
and program, 6 p.m.
Mass, St. Thomas More Chapel, 10
a.m. and Rutledge Chapel, 11
a.m. and 5 p.m.
Wesley Foundation, contemporary
worship, 11 a.m.
Friends Fellowship, 11 a.m., Room
306, Russell House.
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Both meetings will be in Russell
House room 310.
DU PONT GRANTS
The University of South Carolina
has been awarded $5,000 under the
Du Pont Science and Engineering
Grants program for 1972.
USC's College of Engineering
and Department of Chemistry will
share the grant, said President
Thomas F. Jones.
LAW FELLOWSHIPS
Political Science Department at
USC has received a $27,000 grant
from the Charles L. Jacobson
Foundation to establish
fellowships in public law.
The fellowships will be for Ph.D.
candidates in the public law field,
which includes the study of
jurisprudence, comparative law,
constitutional law and the judicial
system.
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The Navigators, 4:15 p.m., Room
309, Russell House.
Campus Crusade for Christ In
ternational presents Andre
Kole. 8:15 p.m., Carolina
Coliseum, adults, $1.50,
students, $1.
Film, "Oedipus Rex," 3, 6, 9 p.m.
Russell House Theetre.
The Columbia String Quartet, 4
p.m., Fraser Hall, McMaster
College, open to the public.
MONDAY, JAN. 31
Musical comedy "Company," 8
p.m., Carolina Coliseum.
Short Course, Photography, 7:30
p.m., Room 322, Russell House.
Short Course, Yoga, 7 p.m.,
Russell House.
Mideast
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He cited as examples of these
barriers Egypt's history of foreign
domination and Israel's "preoc
cupat ion with security, which goes
back to the shock of what happened
to the Jews in World War II."
Egypt seriously wants peace,
Bergus said, but "on their own
terms, of course." He confirmed
that Russians fly Egyptian aircraft
to survey the U.S. 6th Fleet in the
Mediterranean and over Egypt's
heart land but they avoid the
confront at ion area.
Bergus does not think Univer
sit y of Cairo student agitation for
war would influence Egyptian
President Anwar Sadat. "Theirs is
a cry of desperation rather than a
real war cry," he said. He added
that though he thinks the students
want to see a solution, they "enjoy
their exemption as students."
Classifie
. 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. and Fri., 12 - 2:30 p.m. Tues.
and Thurs., 3:30 - 5 p.m.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST: Large oval moss agate ring (a clear
stone with green threads). Not worth much
but a gift from Grandma. Lost in second
floor bathroom of Russell House. Call 5479.
LOST: Black and white puppy answering to
'Friend'. If found or seen call Carrie at 256
8839. Reward.
LOST: Black wallet in or between Russell
House and Men's towers. Call 6254 or leave in
U-3168.
LOST: German Shepherd, 44, months, black
and tan wearing collar and tags. 'Schultz'
call 254-2406.
LOST: BA 315, 3 folders containing class
notes for Econ 500, BA 457, and geography
311. Reward. Call Jim 253-2152.
LOST: Meal-ticket book on campus Jan. 18.
Call Cathy at 8091.
LOST: Brown Corduroy coat. If found please
call Cary at 3403.
LOST: (Or preferably stolen) one orange
varsity bicycle ripped off at Bates House
Lobby. Call Mike 8441.
FOUND: Right contact lens in Gamecock
Room belonging to Mike Fugua.
FOUND: Ring in women's lounge in
Hamilton Building. Identify at Main Office of
Sociology Dept.
SERVICES
TYPING DISSERTATIONS, theses and
other papers. Call Mrs. Stokes. 782-0347.
ART LESSONS $10 - $20 per month depen
ding on number of lessons. Schedules
arranged for students' convenience. In
dividuals or small groups (3-5). Call 253-980
for more information.
TENNIS LESSONS. $2.50 per hour. Call Liza
Willet at 5082.
PROFESSIONAL TYPING term papers 50c
per page. Call 787-3418 after 5 p.m.
FOR TERM PAPERS or theses typed
quickly and efficiently, call on years of
experience. Carolina Public Stenographers.
253-9800.
FOR SALE
FENDER MUSTANG with case. Perfect
shape, hardly used. Phone 3572.
NEW G.E. 18" BLACKLITES and fixtures.
$12. Call 252-0476.
2 V.W 'rIRES $40.. 4,000 miles old, good
tread. 796-1510.
KNO'rry PINE SINGLE BED with Mat
tre's' andl box spring. Good condition $35.00
orl b)est offer. Also I RCCA B&W console T V.
Excellent Condit ion $125. Call 254-4158.
JOB INIT'ORMATION
IIEL.P WANTED: Students, help fight
pl)lltion. Become a sales representative in
Andre Kole h
Andre Kole, one of the world's
foremost inventors of magical
effects and billed as "America's
leading illusionist," will appear at
8:15 p.m., Sunday, in Carolina
Coliseum.
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fie oit
d Ads
this area for blo-degradable products
produced by a Calif.-based company. Call
782-5216 after five.
PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT for coed
typing receptionist duties. Hours of selec
table. Call 796-4980 to schedule interview.
ATLANTIC TALENT AGENGY is in need of
good rock groups desiring bookings. Send all
info!o Atlantic Talent Agency, P.O. Box 255,
Cayce, S.C. 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.
"GRACE UNLIMITED," a contemporary
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.
WANTED
ALL BLUEGRASS PICKERS. Guitar,
Mandolin, Banjo, Bass, etc. Call Allen or
Danny 253-2794.
LIONEL ELECTRIC TRAINS: Sets, cars,
track, accessories. Call John Lyle, 254-3727.
INDIVIDUALS interested in Extra Sensory
Perception, predictions of the future, and the
supernatural come to see Andre Kole -
Coliseum.
TUTOR with Montessori background for a 3
and a 5-year-old. 252-2666.
SUMMER CAMP COUNSELOR
OPENINGS: Camp Sea Gull and Camp
Seafarer - North Carolina's nationally
recognized coastal boys' and girls' camps on
Pamlico Sound near Atlantic Beach and New
Bern. 25th year. Camps feature sailing,
motorboat ing and seamanship plus all usual
camping activities. Opportunities for
sludents (college men and women", coaches
and teachers who are LOOKING FOR
MORE than "just another summer job."
Ope'nings for NURSES (RN). June 7-August
18. We seek highly qualified (ability to in
strucl in one phase of camp's program),
dedicated and enthusiastic staff members
with exemplary character and offer in
ret urn good salaries, board and lodging, plus
the opportunity of sharing in a meaningful
and purposeful experience. Quick answer
upon .receipt of application. Apply to Wyatt
Taylor. Director, Camp Sea Gull-Seafarer -
P.O. Box 10976, North Carolina, 27605.
MISCELLANEOUS
[DO YOU HAVE THE ABILITY to travel
out side the body? Lecture and discussion on
Eckankar. Ancient Science of Soul Travel.
Mondav. night. Jan. 31. 7:30 at Wesley
Foundat ion Bldg. 728 Pickens St. No charge.
PRESENTING ROBERTA FLACK,
February 11. 1972. 8:00 p.m. Columbia
Township Auditorium.
PERSONALS
MAGNOLIA V.- After all we did. Loveless
Roberta rides again - but the East Point
Fiasco was worth it . Colonel.
Gamecock
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ere Sunday
Kole, who now performs in
Conjunction with Campus Crusade
for Christ International, has ap
peared in some 50 nations.
Since the beginning of his career,
Kole has invented his own
illusions. For a number of years he
had his own company which built
and sold some of his inventions to
magicians throughout the world.
Besides such feats as pulling
coins from the air and "sawing his
wife in half," Kole also includes
claivoyant demonstrations, extra
sensory perceptions (ESP) and a
discussion of predictions for the
Tickets for ihe performance are
$1 for- students and military per
sons and $1.50.for adults.