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Child:o Art classes for children ages 7-12 begin Saturday morning Feb. 12 at USC and will continue until April 22. The classes will be taught by USC art education majors who work under Prof. Jim Cromer, director of graduate studies in art at USC. Ms. Ansley Scoville, former Columbia schools art teacher and the Saturday classes director, said the courses are designed to provide the children with a variety of quality art lessons. She said the classes "will enable the children to experiment with different media and will encourage sensistivity to the visual arts." The materials fee for the 10 session classes will be $20 per pupil. Classes will meet in room 308 and 303 of USC's Sloan College, 10-12 a.m. Additional information may be obtained from the USC art department, 777-4236. SCHOLARSHIP FINALISTS Twenty-two South Carolina outstanding high school seniors have been named finalists in this year's Carolina Scholars com petition. Eight of the students will be selected to receive four-year scholarships at USC and four will be designated as alternates. 4-100 oN SAL ATT FoLLWIN PLAES: Budgt T Ntiga ' S hoo THeCmps S, rensal The scholarship program, funded by donations from in dividuals, foundations and businesses, was established in 1968. It is administered by USC's Educational Foundation. PLANETARIUM SHOWING The Columbia Science Museum Gibbes Planetarium is now showing "Lights in the Sky." The main feature of the program will be the Northern Lights or Aurora Borealis. The programs are offered every Saturday and Sunday at 2:30 and 4:00 p.m. until March 12, 1972. Planetarium admission charge, students, $.50 and adults, $.75. Children under six are invited only to the 1:00 p.m. show the first Saturday of each month. The Planetarium is located at the Science Museum at 1519 Senate St. PANCAKE SUPPER The Lutheran Student Association is sponsoring a Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper, 5 to 7 p.m. Feb. 15 at the Lutheran Campus Center, 1529 Pendleton St. The pancake supper will cost $.60 for all the pancakes you can eat. Proceeds will go to the Pakistan Relief Fund. CIVIL LIBERTIES PARTY The Columbia chapter of the S.C. Civil Liberties Union will hold a fund raising party 8 p.m. Friday, February MONOTOP AND O op~ Caito NeSan Mstr Dicon Beeae ae trr DRecodt BrageSa rns Pharmacy Cominoi ~od News briefs 't class, Feb.11, 137 South Walker St. A donation of two dollars is asked from regular members. Members of the University Af filiate are invited. Interested persons who join that night will be admitted free. SCPA MEETING The S. C. Press Association (SCPA) annual winter meeting will continue Feb. 12. Tonight's banquet talk by Johnnie M. Walters, a -South Carolinian who was appointed Commissioner of Internal Revenue last year by President Nixon, will highlight the meeting. The press association's awards luncheon, at which members are guests of the University of South Carolina, will be held tonight also. USC's president, Dr. Thomas F. Jones, will address the gathering and will present various awards in weekly and women's divisons contests of the association. ROTC SCHOLARSHIPS Air Force ROTC College Scholarships have been awarded to seven cadets at the USC. Colonel Joe N. Swanger, Professor of Aerospace Studies at USC, an nounced the scholarships which resulted from recently enacted 1972 Volume 1I, Number 1 254 YEVTUSHENKO THE CRUDIBLE 4Y, A NEW GAME WAR IS HECK THER STIMUL.ANTS Stage Door Restaurant Music City R. L. Bryans (on Main) Surcee Shop Chicken Little Waterbeds as to be legislation authorizing additional scholarships for the military services. Three of the recipients are among the first ever to be awarded to cadets in the Two-Year Program. They are Richard G. Burdette of Aiken, S. C. , Curtis J. Hitchcock of Satellite Beach, Fla., and Walter W. McElveen of Columbia. Scholarship recipients in the Four-Year Program are Donald J. Hanle of Columbia, Patrick A. Lassonde of Columbia, Edgar L. Shealy of West Columbia and James W. Smith of Early Branch, S. C. Applications for the Two-Year Program and its scholarships are now being accepted from students who will have two academic years remaining in college beginning next fall. Interested students may obtain additional information from Campus FRIDAY, FEB. 11 Panel Discussion, "Women in Focus Tommorrow," 4 p.m., third floor, Russell House. Film, "Joe," Russell House Theatre. Check Russell House information desk for times. Short course, "Guitar," 3 p.m., Russell House 323. Scots Guards, 8 p.m., Carolina Coliseum. SATURDAY, FEB. 12 Basketball Game, USC vs. Davidson, 1:10 p.m., Carolina Coliseum. Married Students' Valentine Dance, 7:30 p.m., Naval Ar mory. Film, "Joe," Russell House Theatre. Check information desk for times. Amateur Radio Club, L p.m., fourth floor, Engineering Building. S Mass, 5 p.m., St. Thomas More Chapel. Short course, "Flower Arranging," 1:30 p.m., Russell S House 312. SUNDAY, FEB. 13 C Films, "Mississippi" and "Bank Dick," Russell House Theatre. Check information desk for times. Friends Fellowship, 11 a.m., Russell House 306. Lutheran Student Center, supper and progr'am. 6 p.m ( Mass. 10 a .11.. St Thomnas More' Chapel and 11 a mn and 5 p) m. Rut ledge (ha pel Peter I as Tonight and Russell Hous the Aerospace Studies Depart ment. PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY The Philosophical Society invites you to join and to participate in its activities. The purpose of this Society is to stimulate thought and discussion by graduate and un dergraduate students on matters of philosophical interest. If you are interested. please contact the Philosophy department by Feb. 14, for the first meeting. PLAY NEEDS SINGERS Singers actors and dancers are needed to audition for "Dido and Aeneas" by Purcell The Depart ment of Music in association with Universtiy Theatre, will produce the drama. Auditions will be held 8 p.m., Feb. 15, in McMaster Recital Hall, Room 309. alendar Wesley Foundation, contemporary worship, 11 a.m. and informal conversation, 7 p.m. USC Chamber music, the USC Woodwind Quintet, 4 p.m., Fraser Hall, McMaster College. MONDAY, FEB. 14 Films, "Big Broadcast of 1938" and "Six of a Kind," 6 and 9 p.m., Russell House Theatre. Columbia Music Festival Association will present the London Symphony with Andre Previn, Township Auditorium. Kappa Epsilon, 5 p.m., Russell House 323. ~'ampus Crusade for Christ, 4 p.m., Russell House 312. ;hort Course, "New Left," 8 p.m., Russell House 307. ;hort course, "Beginners' Chess," 7:45 p.m., Russell House 321. hort course, "Photography," 7:30 p.m., Russell House 322. hort course, "Yoga," 7 p.m., Russell House 306. hort course, "Opera," 7:30 p.m., Russell House 312. ommunication Skills Class, Briefhand I, 9-950P.M. Course lasts three weeks, 1 hour, twice weekly. $10. 'omnmunication Skills Class, Reading I, 10:10-12:05 p.m. Course lasts three weeks, two hours, twice' weekly. $15. 'ommunica tion Skills Class. Reading 11. 1.25-3:20 p.m ('ours(e lasts three weeks, two hours twice wbeekly. $15. ~oyle Saturday e Theatre