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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
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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
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Education, and Gary Foile of the S.
C. Baptist Convention.
Persons interested in teaching
and caring for young children are
invited to the meeting.
Voters
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"It's hard to know the precincts
if you're at the University,"
Ziegler added. He said local
registrars usually refer to detailed
maps for precinct determination.
Ziegler said another voting bill
could be introduced during the
current session of the General
Assembly to allow students to vote
in the precinct where the in
stitution is located.
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.
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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.
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FOR SALE
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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
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