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Black Tryouts for the Afro Drama Club production of "Contribution" will be held at 8:30 p.m. tonight in Room 323, Russell House. "Con tribution" is a contemporary black play concerning an Aunt Jemima grandmother who turns revolutionary. Casting calls for two females and one male. HONORS LECTURE Dr. Charles Weasmer, of the 'ical Science Department, is speaking on "Machiavelli" for the Honors lecture in English Renaissance. The lecture, open to the public, is at 2:30 today in Room 201, Humanities. SCPIRG USC-SCPIRG will meet at 8 tonight in Room 312, Russell House. Discussion will center on the petition drive. ANGEL FLIGHT RUSH Angel Flight Rush is being held today through March 1. Applicants must be at least second semester freshmen and have a 2.5 GPR. Forms can be picked up at the women's dorms. Applicants will be interviewed March 1-7 and a Coke party will be held at 5 p.m. March 8 in the Keystone Room at Capstone-bring your own spoon. ARABIC SHORT COURSE Arabic short course, taught by Qutaiba El-Dhuwaib from Iran will th sp an tir 0V an Al ni Advent SpE GARRARD SL-55B AUTOMATIC TVURNTABLE ENTIRE TWO YE SERVICi wo*mNews briefsm d play need start at 6 tonight in Room 106, Currell College. The course is sponsored by University Union Short Course Committee. Qutaiba, a PhD candidate in physics, is in the process of preparing an Arabic text for publication. THE CRUCIBLE The CRUCIBLE literary magazine needs short stories, essays, recent book reviews, and poetry. Submit your material to Campus, P.O. Box 5137. CAROLINA CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Carolina Christian Fellowship will meet every fourth Wednesday in the Faculty Lounge in the Russell House. The next meeting will be Feb. 23. The time has not been determined. CHESS CLUB There will be a Chess Club meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday, in Room 321, Russell House. CHILDREN UNDER SIX The Columbia area division of the S.C. Association On Children Under Six will sponsor a film festival program at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Shandon Methodist Church. Sessions on sound films, film strips and slide shows as pre school educational tooks will be led by Robert Goode of Kilbourne Park Baptist Church, Ms. Theo P1C The Advent Loudspeaker is e most highly acclaimed * e eaker in its price category d rivals others costing 2%12 nes its price and more. You ve it to yourself to come in SX99 d listen to a pair. This al meets all enthusiast so available in attractive fur- tortion, ti ture cabinet, slightly higher. performar Music Pow( Harmonic I Frequency FM Usable saker A fine Garrard automatic turntable that brings flawless, silent synchronous speed and viscous damped cueing to me dilum cost music systems. Re cord support overarm swings to the rear, out of the way, when playing a single record. 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He added the committee "was not enthusiastic" when the idea evolved during their study sessions. The senator termed current state election laws "pretty ar chaic," noting a need for "definite modification." Ziegler said he believed students should be allowed to vote in their campus precincts, jokingly adding that the only problem might be Clemson University students politically controlling Pickens County. 0. 0 STEREO RECEIVER -solid state AM/FM stereo receiver performance star Jards by the sound . Offering very low harmonic dis ie handsome unit is unexcelled for ice. r: 100W (at 812) Nistortion: Less than 0.5% (at 1 kHz rated output) Response: 10- 100,000 Hz + 3dB Sensitivity: 1.7pV (IHF) $497I SAVE $77.45 IF SOLD SEPARATELY $574.4 Classifi POLICY: Cost: Five (5) cents per word. Minimum: 10 words There will be no charge for lost and totnd or jobs available ads. (Please do not bring found articles to us.) Errors reported within three days will be con-ected 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: Navy purse in McKissick Library Feb. 3. Reward for return of I.D. and keys. Mrs. Dulany. 782-6023. FOUND: Checkbook. Call 3120. LOST: Lady's gold Benrus wrist watch between Maxcy and Administration building last Tues. Please call graduate school office. LOST: 2 keys on small, long chain. Sun. Call Teddy 4453. LOST: 1972 USC traditional senior class ring. Call 254-7577. LOST: A long, brown, knitted scarf in Campus Club Wed. nite. Knitted by dear friend. Call Tom 796-1520. 326 Lyles St., Cayce. LOST: Small silver handcrafted ring with riveted leather guard. Between Sims dorm through Horseshoe to Trinity Church. Very important! Call Karen at 5582. Reward. LOST: Prescription eyeglasses. Metallic lens. Please call Lagunez at 5211. FOUND: One pierced gold earring with the initials LPM. Call and describe . 794-3592. LOST: Brown corduroy coat. Call 796-3149. LOST: Pair of glasses in brown with black trim case. Night of DePaul game in coliseum. Call Ed at 3391. LOST: A Dorman High School Ring-1971. Gold with blue stone. Reward offered. Call 8801. LOST: I pair glasses with pink frarres, between Wade Hampton and Humanities. Call 6279 or 796-1953. APARTMENTS Three Davidson college males looking for a two or three bedroom apartment for the summer months only. Call 8930. Gentleman apartment roommate wanted now: $30 month. Campus location. 256-7515. WANTED Electric Trains; Lyle 254-3727. SERVICES TAX RETURNS PREPARED "Services," 3702 Rosewood Dr. 782-4222, Established 1947. TYPING DISSERTATIONS, theses and other papers. Call Mrs. Stokes. 782-0347. 'TYiING: ALL TYPES, electric typewriter, reasonable rates, convenient location. Call 254-5921. [SATYOLR byCON"e P ed Ads FOR TERM PAPERS or theses typed quickly and efficiently, call on years of experience. Carolina Public Stenographers, 253-900. FOR SALE 68 MGB-GT dark green with wheels, new tires, brakes, excellent condition only 28,000 miles. Best offer 772-6364. PENTON: 1971 motorcross bike. 125 cc. Excellent condition. $495. 253-3032. A real strong 1970 CHEVELLE 396 with all performance options, new tune up and tires. Well cared for and trouble free. Asking $2350, softly. 782-7601. ROYAL TYPEWRITER -- Standard. Good condition. $45. 3571. HEAVY DUTY POWER hand saber saw. For more information call 254-5921. JOB INFORMATION WANTED: Qualified draftsman im mediately. Your own hours. Much work now. $2.50 per hour. Call 777-4857 days, 787-5906 nights. PEACE CORPS AND VISTA - a new way of life - a different kind of job. Representatives will be in Russell House Feb. 16, 17, 18. - FREE TRIP FOR 9 DAYS IN DAYTONA - Recreat ion Committee needs 2 bus drivers to drive to Tomoka State Park, Ormond Beach, Fla.. and back. Must be qualified. For fur ther information go to University Union Committee Room. Russell House 204. TWO YEARS REMAINING AT USC? Wide range of positions open for outstanding young men and women: management, scientific and technical, aviation. Beginning salary $8.250 - $9,450 rising to $12,500 - $14,800 in three years. Many fringe benefits, travel opportunities, advanced degree programs, :3) day paid vacations, enviable retirement plan. Many opportunities for public service. People-oriented management. For further information contact the Professor of Aerospace Studies, Barnwell College, 777 4134 about the Air Force ROTC 2-year commissioning program. Program open to qualified students with two years remaining at USC at graduate, undergraduate levels or a combination of the two. Receive $100 a month while in AFROTC. Scholarships available. MISCELLANEOUS IF YOU ARE SHY in your relationships with people we would like to try to help. The Psychological Service Center will soon begin an experimental program aimed at helping pe)ple (males and females) overcome this most common difficulty. If you are in lerested call 777-4865 and tell the secretary that you are interested in the shy program and you'll be given further details. IITED ENGAGEMENT 2 DAYS ONLY Thurs. SPECIAL STUDENT PRICE $1.50 NAVISION' United Artigte I Features 2-4:15