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Alexand Dr. William Alexander will speak on "The Philosophy of Sex," at 7 p.m., Thursday in Room 107, Currell College. The lecture is sponsored by the University Union Visiting Scholars Committee. SERVICE EXTENDS The S.G.A. Health and Abortion Information Service is extending its time to operate from 7:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. on Sundays as well as Monday through Thursday. EFFECTS OF RADIATION Effects of radiation on behavior and implications of radiological research will be discussed in a lecture today by the head of the USC Department of Psychology. Dr. Ernest Furchtgott will present the illustrated talk at 5 p.m. in Room 410, Barnwell College. The program is ponsored by the USC chapter of the Society of Sigma Xi, and the public is invited. MEDIEVAL LECTURF A specialist in medieval history from the University of Toronto, Canada, will lecture at USC tonight. Dr. James F. Burke will talk on "Saturn and Melancholy: Astrological Symbolism in the StPATRD CELEBR 'TIS THE SAVIN7 Anyone Wearing Greei (Except On Open til 10:00 p.m. on St. COnStTH ArtCarved miake best <liamoi)l d You can't tell anytl unless you're a dia That's why ArtCari diamond grade coi exact size of the di ring. When you chi you can be confide your money's wori And, on top of eve ArtCarved offers ti of up-to-the-minut You're sure to find Art Carved 1423 M~A IN ST. 1)4) Locally Owi ler: "Phi 'Estrella de Sevilla"' at 7:30 in Room 201, Humanities Center classroom building. Interested persons are invited to the lecture, sponsored by the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures. 1936 OLYMPICS FILM The USC History Department is sponsoring a film entitled "Olympia: Part II" at 7:30 tonight in Room 107, Currell College. The film was made by Leni Reifensthal, the inventor of artistic sports photography, at the 1936 Olympics. An introduction to the film will be given by Dr. Richard Mandell, of the History Depart ment, who has written a book on the 1936 Olympics entitled "The Nazi Olympics." AFRO-AMERICAN LECTURE SERIES Prof. Maxine L. Nimtz, of In diana University, will speak at USC Thursday in the first of an Afro-American Lecture Series. Nimtz, an anthropologist, will speak on "Black Women" at 7:30 p.m. in Room 323, Russell House. Her teaching interests include black culture in the urban en vironment, contemporary black CdDAY ATION THE GREEN iGets A 10% Discount Sale Items) Patrick's Day - Mar. 17th. s sure you get the or' yourl monley. ding by just looking, mond expert. /ed stamps its de as well as the amond inside every Jose an ArtCarved, 3nt you're getting h. rything else, le widest assortment a styles imaginable. one she'll love. GOLDEN PROMISE SET pied & Operate'd sWKAMnIC Ar P hoenix Fur.nile. - losopy of: movements and cultures in Africa. Additional lectures in the series are scheduled for next Tuesday with Del Lewis speaking on "Black Participation in Politics; " April 11 with Stanley Scott talking on "Politics in the 70's; " and April 18 with Emmanuel Hanson lecturing on "The Portrait of a NL "Congrats i - Record Bar Nc Edgar Winter "Roadwork" Live 2 Ips only $499 SVM"E KUI"S aNR HARRY CHAPIN/ HEADS & TAL| a rr Chpi L P only $ 7 BANKAMERICARO Sex lectu Revolutionary Intellectual." R VOLUNTEER SERVICES V: MEETING cc Day care centers, a study by E students of the Columbia power E structure, a housing survey, voter S& registration, food stamps, and to welfare will be discussed at a meeting Thursday at 2 p.m. in At Tin THE Cc THI Po Chattano 1. 15 Opens Mar. 15 In ALL DIAMOND NEEDLES 1.00 OFF ECORD BAR Broac Movie Soundtra including CLOCKWORK ORAN( $698 list [Ps -$499, $598 ' list tapes -$5" wh AMERICA $378 LP includes " Horse With No Name" SAVOY BROWN $378 DUTCH SQUARE 1ON.-SA T 10 a.m.9 .p.m. re )om 309, Russell House. Ex [STA volunteer Joe Martinka, ordinator of Midlands Office of .onomic Opportunity, and John lkins, director of Volunteer rvices at USC, will discuss these pics with interested students. (Continued on Page 8) tes Getting Into RECORD BAR in Be Difficult - But NK POSITIVELY Maybe Moby Grape WiII Give You A .lft) oga Sale" Chattanooga - James Gang Straight Shooter $ 378 Iway Show & ck SALE 'E - now only 13" LPs - $399 ere available Allman Brothers "Eat A Peach" $599"