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"Faye Tucker" and two othei
guitarists will be presented in i
special two-hour concert at thi
Bates House cafeteria at 8 p.m
Thursday. Sponsored by Batef
House government in conjunctior
with Philip Constellation En.
terprises, the concert costs $1 witt
dates admitted free.
CHESSCLUB
The Chess tlub will meet at 7
p.m. Thursday in Room 307,
Russell House.
LAW WIVES
The Law Wives will meet at 8
p.m. Feb. 8 at the Law School.
NEW LEFT SHORT COURSE
New Left and Counterculture
Short Course will meet at 7 p.m.
Wednesday in Room 312, Russell
House.
Grigsby H. Wooton, of the USC
History Department will present
the first lecture. Future lecturers
include John Scott Wilson, of the
History Department, and Paul
Blackstock, of the Department of
International Studies.
BRIDGE SHORT COURSE
Bill Wickham, a former Furman
POLICY: Cost: Five (5) cents per word.
Minimum: 10 words
Ibere will be no charge for lost and found
or jobs available ads. (Please do not bring
fornd articles to us.)
Errors reported within diree days will be
corrected at no charge.
OFFICE HOURS:
Mon., Wed and Fri., 12 - 2:30 p.m. Tues.
and Thurs., 3:30 - 5 p.m.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST: Accidentally fef blue sweater in
wrong green Torino in Russell House
parking lot about 2 p.m. Mon., Jan. 31. Call
Janet, 8522. Reward.
LOST: Black and white puppy. Missing Mon.
between 9 and 10 near tenements. Dog has
incurable disease and suffers convulsions.
Needs medicine. 'Tim' Call Steve at 3391.
LOST: Gold locket with initials MRH on
front and RDB on back. Reward offered!
Lost around Coliseum. Please call Tootie -
(Mackie Reibman) at 6270.
LOST: Fortran Book by McCracken. Around
B.A. Building, Wed.. Jan. 26. Call Joe Rosen
782-6847.
LOST: Blue Coat Fri. on basketball court
next to PE center. Call Bruce at 4251.
LOST: Large oval moss agate ring (a clear
stone with green threads). Not worth much
hut a gift. Lost in second floor R.H.
bathroom. Call 5479.
LOST: I Virginia drivers license. Call
Connie Pearson 5783.
LOST: Black and white puppy answering to
'Friend'. If found or seen call Carrie at 256
8839. Reward.
FOUND: f$ing' in women's lounge in
Hamilton Building. Identify at Main Office of
Sociology Dept.
THIS time Vc
school do
it . . . .
elect
JOE USRY
president
Faye Tucl
University basketball player, will
teach a Bridge Short Course which
starts at 7 p.m. Wednesday, in
Currell College.
THE CRUCIBLE
The CRUCIBLE Literary
Magazine needs short stories,
poetry, art work, and interested
people to work on the spring issue.
Cooper
Classi
LOST: Patent leather, two fold man's wallet.
If found call 3301 or 256-9182. Reward.
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 2534660
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
STEREO EQUIPMENT: Dual, KLH,
Marrantz, Koss, Harmon-Kardon, PE,
Sansui, Tech, Wollensak, many more. Sam,
253-2969.
1970 PLYMOUTH BARRACUDA, straight
drive, factory mags, 6 cyl, $1750. 772-2628.
254-9569.
66 VW, RADIO, air conditioned, one owner,
33,000 miles. $950.00 steal. Telephone 256-1711
or 782-0591 after 6 p.m.
FEN[DER MUSTANG with case. Perfect
shape, hardly used. Phone 3572.
NEW G.E. 18" BLACKLITES and fixtures,
$12. Call 252-0476.
JOB INFOR MATION
HELP WANTED: Students, help fight
pollution. Become a sales representative in
>te as if your
sended on
**News Briefs
ier to p1
They also need typists, proof
readers, and public relations
workers. Stop by the Union Annex
on Pendleton Street, or call 777
5200. Material deadline is March 6.
PROFESSOR'S REVIEW'
USC international studies Prof.
Donald E. Weatherbee has one of
Jack M. Cooper and
Thomas C. Allewine have
been named director and
assistant director,
respectively, of USC's
Computer Services. Cooper
was associated with
University Computing Co.
of Dallas, Texas and
Alewine is a former
management consultant
with Haskins and Sells.
Current director William J.
Eccles will devote full time
to head USC's Department
of Computer Science. The
changes are effective
immediately.
fied Ads
this area for bio-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 to 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
w,anted and equipment owned to ATA, P.O.
Box 255, Cayce. Please no phone calls.
WANTED: New S.C. publication--needs part
time ad salesmen and salesgirls. Work as
many or as few hours as you wish. If in
terested, call Bob McClearen, 794-8061 after
3 p.m. any day but Tuesday, or after 5 p.m.
Tuesday.
"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.
SEX LIFE OF TH E AARDVARK. An erotic
and sensual view of the sexual activities of
this famous friend of the Pink Panther. This
course goes into all the vulgar and disgusting
details of many lewd and lascivious sexual
perversions of this vile and licentious
creature. Persons with heart problems,
epilepsy, sexual hang-ups, etc. are warned
not to attend.
WANTED: Skeptics to attend Short Course
in E.S.P. Make a fool of the instructor.
Thursday, Feb. 3, RH 308. Come at 7:30.
An ugly word
you're os
WEIGHT VM
can help. Mon
Baptist Student UI
Registration $6- 00
ay Thursc
the lead reviews in the first issue of
"Perspective," a monthly
publication to review books on
government, politics and in
ternational affairs.
"Perspective" is published by
Operations and Policy Research
Inc., of Washington, D. C.
Weatherbee's review is of a book
"Taiwan and American Policy:
Allewine
WANTED: Instructor for Short Course in
Astrology. Should be able to cast horoscopes.
Contact Terry Dugas of the Short Course
Committee.
WANTED: Instructor for Short Course in
Bartending. Must be experienced. Contact
Terry Dugas of the Short Course Committee.
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,
motorboating 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."
Openings for NURSES (RN). June 7-August
18. We seek highly qualified (ability to in
struct in one phase of camp's program),
dedicated and enthusiastic staff members
with exemplary character and offer in
return 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
Feb). II, 1972, Columbia Township
Auditorium.
FOR RENT - House, three bedrooms near
Leesburg Road. $175.00 monthly, stove,
fenced back yard. Lease, deposit. Call Law
School - 777-4155.
RIDE WANTED: to Anderson, S.C. Will help
with gas. Call Yvonne. 8854
RIDE TO RICHMOND Feb. 4th after 12. Will
help with gas. Call 256-0389 or 8565 and leave
message for Mac.
WOW! URGENT! Laoking for another
roommate to share e xpenses? 3 BA Car, Call
Bob G;rondahl 4249. Leave message.
,especially if
erweight.
FATCHERS
day Evenings I
lion - 7 p.m.
Weekly Dues, $2.50
S AVAIABLnE
lay
The Dilemma in U.S.-China
Relations," which contains
proceedings of a 1972 conference
that focused on the role of Taiwan
in U. S.-China relations.
DER DEUTSCH KLUB
Der deutsche Klub, alias the
German Club, begins a series of
lectures in German at 7 p.m.
Thursday in Russell House Faculty
Izunge.
Dr. Peter Becker, of the USC
History Department will speak on
"Das Problem der deutschen
Teilung."
Refreshments will be served.
Campus
Calendar
TODAY, FEB. 2
The University Dining Service will
present "Mama Leone's"
Buffet, 5-7 p.m., Russell House
Cafeteria, $1.50 per person.
Basketball Game, USC vs. Stetson,
8:10 p.m. Carolina Coliseum.
Film, "Goodbye Mr. Chips," 6 and
9 p.m. Russell House Theatre.
Student Senate, 5 p.m. Russell
House 310.
Episcopal Student Center, 6 p.m.,
creative dialogue and worship.
Lutheran Student Center, 6 p.m.,
Holy Communion.
Baptist Student Center, 6 p.m.,
fellowship and worship
Methodist Student Center, 6:15
p.m., supper and program.
Presbyterian Student Center, 6
p.m., supper and program.
THURSDAY, FEB. 3
Film, "Last Year at Marianbad",
7 p.m. and extra 9:30 p.m. show
Russell House Theatre
University Forum, "The Columbia
Drug Scene," discussed with
Columbia College students and
USC Prof. Reid Montgomery,
College of Journalism.
production, 9 p.m., SCETV.
Episcopal Student Center, 5:30
p.m., Holy Communion.
Ches Club, 1 p.m., Russell House
307.
Der deutsche Klub lecture, 7
p.m., Russell House faculty
lounge.
FR IDAY, FEB. 4
Film, "Anne of the 1000 Days," 6
and 9 p.m., Russell House
Theatre.
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