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The University Union
Recreation Committee is spon
soring a second trip to Cape
Hatteras, N.C.
Students participating in the
camping trip will leave Columbia
Friday evening, March 25, and will
return Saturday, April 1.
The nine-day trip will cost $35,
which will cover transportation
and three meals a day. All
equipment is included. Anyone
interested is urged to sign up in
Russell House, room 204. Only the
first 35 to sign up will be ac
comodated.
If at least 30 students do not sign
up, the trip will be cancelled.
CONCERT CHOIR
The USC Concert Choir will
appear at 8 p.m. Tuesday, March
21 in the Capstone Campus Room.
Featuring vocal soloists, guitar,
string bass and percussion, music
wIll vary, including Bach,
Gershwin and Elton John.
The variety concert is sponsored
by the University Union Artist
Series Committee. Open to the
public, no admission will be
charged.
WOMEN'S LIB COURSE
The Women's LAb short course
will meet at 6:30 Tuesday, March
21 in Russell House.
The lecture topic will be "Black
Women and Women's Liberation:
How Do Black Women and Third
World Women View the Current
Women's Movement?"
For the room number check
Russell House Information.
THE NAVIGATORS
The Navigators, an in
terdenominational Christian
organization on campus, will
sponsor a discussion on "The
Christian Life and Discipleship,"
at 8 p.m. Thursday, March 23 in the
Russell House Faculty Lounge.
Everyone is welcome.
CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
Carolina Christian Fellowship
will meet Tuesday, at 9 p.m.
March 21 in 'Russell House 306.
WARWICK EXCHANGE
The application submission date
for the Warwick Exchange
Program has been extended from
March 15 to March 22.
Applications should be sub
mitted to the Department of
History, Currell College.
If the Clod
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EARTH DAY BIKE RIDE
ECO 70's will hold a bicycle ride
to the Capitol, then to a park on
Earth Day, April 22. Earth Day
will be officially announced at the
Capitol. All interested persons are
reminded to begin borrowing bikes
or getting their bikes in shape for
the ride.
CRAFT FAIR
Craftsmen still can enter the
Spring Thing Craft Fair sponsorec
by the University Union Arts
Committee.
Applications for the April 8 eveni
can be obtained at the Russell
House Information Desk on the
second floor. Space is limited sc
enter early.
ECO 70'S MEETING
The Earth Week Steerinj
Committee of ECO 70's will hold ar
important meeting 6 p.m. Thur
sday in Room 302A, Russell House
The public is encouraged to attend
CHINA FILMSTRIPS
The International Student's Clul
will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday hi
the Faculty Lounge. Filmstrips oi
Red China and Hong Kong will b
presented.
ARTISTS' GUILD
The Artists' Guild of Columbia is
accepting new members. Students
are invited to join and participatE
in the Guild functions.
If interested contact Mary S
McAlister, 5746 Indian Mound
Road, Columbia, S.C. 29209.
Nomination
Outstanding Graduate Teachij
Your letters of recommendati
Graduate Assistant's Name.
Department
Student Signat
4Student Numb
Return to: Box U-381~Campui
Deadline March 22, 1972
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Hours: 10-5:30 M-Th.
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EXCHANGE PROGRAM
Date of submission for ap
plications for the Warwick Ex
change Program has been ex
tended to March 22. Applications
should be submitted 'at Currell
College to the Department ol
History.
ACTIVITIES MONEY
Organizations who wish to
receive student activities monies
should pick up student activity
budget forms in Dean Alexander's
office in the Pendleton building
beginning Wednesday afternoon,
March 22.
PLAY AUDITIONS
Auditions for five one-act plays
being direct by students in ad
vanced directing, are being held at
3:30 to 5:30 p.m., Wednesday, in
Drayton Hall.
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POLICY: Cost: Five (5) cents per word.
Minimum: 10 words. There will be no charge
for lost and found or jobs available ads.
(Please do not bring found articles to us.)
Errors reported within three 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.
00 LOST AND FOUN=*
FOUND: Female puppy, brown and black,
collie and shepard. Found at reflection pool.
Call 5563.
LOST: Geography 211 notebook. Rewa- .
No. questions asked. Bill Richards, .,
Russell House Information Desk, or 256-8173.
FOUND: Windbreaker from bus on en
vironmental clean-up campaign. Call Gary,
794-3327 or Student Government Office.
LOST: White Pekipoo puppy. Call 252-o771.
LOST: Gold ladies Bulova watch between
R.H. and South Dorm. 3728.
LOST: Psychology 509 notebook containing
important papers. Call Jeonie 8921.
LOST: Black billfold in towers area. Draft
card and other important cards within.
Reward. Tim McCurry, 218 Douglas, 4632.
LOST: Brown knit jacket with suede pat
chwork in front. In BA 313, Call 256-1062.
SERVICES
PROFESSIONAL TYPING, term papers 50
cents per page. Call 787-3418 after 5 p.m.
TYPING DISSERTATIONS, theses and
other papers. Call Mrs. Stokes. 782-0347.
IF YOU WANT A VW BUS (curtains and 4
stereo speakers) for your adventures this
summer call 256-0043, after 6 p.m.
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22
"The Fantastics,"8 p.m., USC Naval Armory.
Film, "A Star is Born." 6 and 9 p.n.,'Russell
House Theatre.
USC Music Department Junior Recital, with
Chris Stevens, violin, 5 p.m., Fraser Hall.
Honors Lectures in English, Philosophy Prof.
David Hunter will speak on "The New
Astronomy," 2:30 p.m., Room 201,
Humanities.
USC Music Department Seminar, Recital No.
10, 1:25 p.m., Fraser Hall.
Survey of French 19th Century Painting, USC
Art Prof. Ann P. Quinsac will lecture on
"Post-Impressionism," 8 p.m., College of
General Studies, Room 3020-D, Coliseum.
Admission charged.
Advanced Chess short course, 6:30 p.m., Room
307, Russell House.
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Tender, juicy Rib
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To'ssed Salad
Garlic Toast
5 P.M. 'til Closil
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WANTED
NEED RIDE TO HARBISON IN
STITUTION. MWF 12:30, T-TH. 5 p.m. Will
pay. Jackie. 252-0116 after 9 p.m.
ELECTRIC TRAINS, Lyle, 254-3727.
PEOPLE WHO HAVE SYNESTHETIC
EXPERIENCES. Many report seeing color
when hearing music, visualizing forms when
tasting certain substances or having other
similar experiences. Are you one of those
who appear to have this natural ability? If
interested in obtaining more information,
call the Psychological Services Center, ext.
4864-5-6.
WANTED: 2nd hand 10 speed in good con
dition. Sherry 4426.
JOB INFORMATION
PEOPLE TO WAIT ON TABLES. Write or
apply in person to Mr. F.E. Braiden, Jr.,
Hurl Rock Seafood House, South King's
Hwy, Myrtle Beach, S.C. 29511.
PEACE CORPS AND VISTA are co
ponsoring a film fair on campus next
month. We would like to avaod the usual
propoganda and present a few films that are
worth the time yet speak about the needs of
man. If you are a former volunteer, Peace
Dorps or VISTA, and would like to get in
eolved-particularly If you don't mind telling
I like it was-call Atlanta collect. 404-5W6
25 ask for Peter.
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3asketball short course, 6:30 p.m., Room 307,
Russell House.
3ex Life of an Aardvark short course, 7:30
p.m., Room 306, Russell House.
Episcopal Student Center, 6 p.m., creative
dialogue and supper.
Lutheran Student Center, 6 p.m., Holy Com
munion.
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.
Student Senate, 5 p.m., Room 310, Russell
House.
WUSC, 5 p.m., Room 323, Russell House.
Afro-American Association, 7 p.m., Room 323,
Russell House.
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