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CU takin Contemporary University (CU), a program for a semester of in dependent research and study is now accepting applications for Fall semester. Participants receive 1F- hours of regular University credit toward their major and cognate while working on their project without slowing down progress toward their degrees. Pers< is with questions or desirint application forms should obtain applications at the Russell House Information Desk or call or come by the CU office, Humanities Office Buidling, room 1. The deadline for submission of ap plications has been extended to April 14. WUSC CONCERT WUSC-AM will run a six and a half hour rock concert Saturday, April 8, beginning at 11 p.m. The concert, "The Closing of the Fillmore," will feature Albert King, the J. Geils Band, Edgar Winter's White Trash, Mountain, the Eeach Boys, Country Joe McDoiia!d and the Allman Brothers Band. ABORTION MEETING A Southeastern abortion con ference will be held 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., April 8 at Georgia State University. The purposes of the conference are educating for repeal of anti abortion laws and organizing National Abortion Action Week, May 1-6. Speakers will be Shirley Johnson Wheeler, the first woman ever convicted for having an abortion, Matilda Zimmerman, one of the six national coordinators of the Women's National Abortion Action Coalition, and Vicki Billingsley, a member of the Georgia Women's Abortion Action Coalition. Registration fee is $2. Free childcare and housing will be provided. For more information contact Georgia Women's Abortion Coalition, P.O. Box 7122, Atlanta, Ga. 30309 or call (404) 874-8365. ENVIRONMENTAL SPEAKER Mr. David Sive has been invited by the Environmental Law Society RI. SHOWS TODAY 92:35.- :46 7:U0- 30 P.M. RokgChaer Theaire ALL * * ? aSEATS BELTMNEAT FOREST BRV 1.50 LATE SHOW FRI. & SAT. 11:15 P.M. Donald) Sutherland> as "ALEX IN WONDERLAND" News briefs M g applicae and the Law School Student Bar Association to speak on the en vironmental protection in South Carolina. Sive, of the New York Law firm if Winer, Neuburger & Sive, will speak at 8 p.m. Friday, April 7 at Currell College, Room 107. A graduate of Brooklyn College and Columbia Law School, Sive is an Associate Professor at NYU Law School and a member of the President's Council on En vironmental Quality. MCGILL SCHOLARSHIP The deadline to submit ap plications for Ralph McGill Scholarships is May 1. The Ralph McGill Scholarship Fund offers scholarships up to $1,500 each to students who have completed at least two years of college and who have demon strated an interest in the news and editorial phase of newspapering. Jack Tarver, Chairman of the fund's Advisory Committee, said scholarships are limited primarily to young men and women in the South. Applicants must also convince the Awards Committee that they firmly intend to pursue a career in daily or weekly newspapering. Tarver said the Awards Committee wants to give scholarships to potential leaders in the newspaper field. Successul applicants will be required to maintain a "B" average in order to keep the scholarship. A letter of not more than 500 words telling why the applicant wants a scholarship, together with a photograph of the applicant, must accompany each application. Applicants also must have a letter f recommendation from a college authority. Application blanks may be ob ained from The Ralph McGill )cholarship Fund; Box 4689; tlanta, Ga. 30302. INTERNATIONAL HOUSE Applications are now being kccepted for residence in the In ernational House next semester. Applications forms may be >btained at the Russell House nformation Desk or the In ternational House. Completed ,orms should be sent to the In ternational House, Box U-5136. Representatives *of the In ~ernational House will be in the Commons Room next week from 2 4 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday to answer questions and accept applications. Interviews will be held the following week. PARACHUTE CLUB The USC Sport Parachute Club is hosting its first aflnual parachute meet at the Barnwell, S.C. County Airport. All interested in participating in the meet should contact Bob Riley (777-5316) for information. The meet will begin Saturday morning and last through Sunday afternoon. Furman Unive GOR DON APR IL 21st 8 MCA LIST E R $5.00 pe Send stamped self-addressed to Furman Univ. Social Board Geenville. S.C.. 29613 Lions nov% HEGEL AND MARX Prof. Louis K. Dupre of Georgetown University will present a paper entitled "Alienation in Hegel and Marx," at 4 p.m., April 10 in Hamilton College, Room 101. The presentation is sponsored by the USC Philosophy Department. Refreshments will be served at 3:45 p.m. and discussion will follow. DUKE SPEAKER Prof. Wallace Fowlie of Duke University will visit USC April 12 and 13. Prof. Fowlie, holder of the James B. Duke Chair and at Duke and author of many critical books on 20th century French literature will speak April 12 on "Students and the New Films," at 8 p.m. in Currell College, room 205. CHEERLEADERS Tryouts for varsity cheerleaders will be April 17 and 18, with practice sessions April 10 through 13 at 5 p.m. in front of the un dergraduate library. There are no eligibility requirements. Letters (Continued from page 3) minority of the students here at Carolina. Frank McGuire being the great coach he is, I am sure ignores these unintelligent suggestions (found in the Gamecock) for his "starting five.' I agree with Carole Richardson "Love Carolina or leave it.' GLENN SWARINGEP C 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. LOST AND FOUND LOST: Pair of prescription sunglasses. Lieb)er College and Burger King vicinity. Call 8156: aft er 6 p.m. 254-3005. LOST: Ladies wallet from Reading Clinic and Wardlaw. Return to Reading Clinic or de(sk at Baker. LOST: Gold ring ( USC '72) on fourth floor of Physical Science Building. Reward! Contact G. D)rake Howffel, 1012 Bull St . or call 8235. LOST: Omega watch. Wide hrown leather hand, name K.A. Rowland on hack. Call Andy 5775. LOST: Glasses outside LaBorde Sun.. Brown trames. Call 4610) Bruce. LOST: Gold checkbook containing I.D., dIriver's license. eleC. Call Sue at 6155. LO)ST: 1971 Dorman High School Ring. Blue Sloone. Reward. Call 8801. FOR SA LE KENMOR ZIZA swigmcne 3 vears o,ld. Full-sized machine with carrying case -no ca binet. $60. 796.3036 aft er 6:00 p.m. TYP'EWRIITER: Royal Electric, Good condii ion - $85. Phone 3247. I1 x14 in. mount ed phi,ios from USC basket ball games over past Swi, years. Limited number $4.95 each. Call rsity Presents LIGHTFOOT 00 P.M. AT AUD. person ivelope with check enclosed Bo 2r '7887, Furrnan Uiniuv. Campus TODAY "Spring Thing," body painting, 3 p.m., Russell House. "Spring Thing," all-night Coffee House at the Golden Spur and free games in the Gameroom, Russell House. Film, "They Shoot Horses, Don't They," Russell House Theatre, check Information Desk for times. USC Music Department Graduate Recital, John DeLoach, clarinet, 5 p.m. Fraser Hall. Coronary Care Conference, "Pacemakers--The Heart of the Matter," Town House Motel, sponsored by the USC College of Nursing. Short Course, Guitar, 3:30 p.m., Russell House. Summer Day needs i A Summer Day Camp will be heli volunteers are needed to act as camI p.m. Monday through Friday. The first camp session will begin J Volunteers are asked to make a comn Children of students, faculty and st will be attending the day camp. Activ canoeing, golf, volleyball, badminton hiking and archery. On rainy days, fi local areas of interest. Any person with camp experience o this project is asked to call John Elkii 777-3171 to make an appointment for a Interviews are now being given an week. A limited number of positions w students interested in work at R. ( Applications for lifeguards, concessic filled out at the Reservations Desk oi today, through Friday, April 14. lassified ad CAR TAPE PLAYERS- Tenna mini- 8 track with 4 speakers ($40.00), Mayfair cassette player with 2 speakers ($55.00). Call 777-5775, ask for ferd. DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING. 1-3 karol. 6-prong gold band. Size 51-. $175. Call 5663. 1967 PONTIAC Lemans V.G. condition. Call 777-5998. 6:00-7:30. SCHIWINN SUPER SPORT, green. center pull brakes. $125. Call 777-4512. TYPING: ALL TYPES, electric typewriter, reaso~nahle rates, convenient location. Call 254-5921. ELECTRIC TRAINS, Lyle, 254-3727. JOB INFORM ATION WANTED): ANYONE INTERESTED) IN Makmng money selling audio equipment at UJS( at the~ lowest prices. Only prerequisite -- must he knowledgable in the audio field. Contact Allan Weyt, Medical College of Vir-ginia Box 416. Richmond, Virginia. WANTI): Cam pus repreentativeato sel magazine. Sale's experience desirable. Tempoirary position for two months with possib)le summer joh following. Salary: by 1 ,misston. If interested, call 800-251-9732 RELIABLE STUDIENT needed for weekly general house and yard work. Good pay. Pleasant working (condit ions. 776-4014. BLOOD DONORS NEEDED! IMMEDIATE CASH PAYMENT . NEW HOURS 9:30 a.m. 'ti1 6p.m. Mon-Fri. 9:30 a.m. 'ti16 p.m. Sat. CAROLINA * BLOOD BANK 1,317 Tavinr 253-2-32 .alendar SATURDAY, APRIL 8 "Spring Thing," concert, 1 p.m., Intramural Field C, with Shawn Phillips, Nils Lof8ren and Grin, and local and regional talent. Craft's Fair, Physical Education Center Ramp, 1-6 p.m. Air Force Officer Qualifying Test, 7:55 a.m., Barnwell 208. Film, "They Shoot Horses, Don't They," Russell House Theatre. SUNDAY, APRIL 9 The Byrds Concert, 8 p.m., Coliseum. Jack London will appear in the Golden Spur, 3 p.m. Museum Concert Series, University of Georgia Wood wind Quintet, 3:30 p.m., Columbia Museum of Art. Camp v)olunteers I at Bell Camp this summer. Five counselors from 8:15 a.m. to 12:30 une 5 and will continue for 12 days. kittment of six or twelve weeks. aff, and some community children, ities will inclue swimming, boating, soccer, softball, basketball, crafts, Ims will be shown or visits made to r anyone interested in working with is, director of Volunteer Services at n interview. d will continue throughout the next ill be available this summer for . Bell Camp Recreation Facility. naire and custodial work should be i the second floor of Russell House OVERSEAS JOBS FOR STUDENTS Austrailia. Europe. S. America, Africa. etc. All professions and occupations, $700 to $3.000 monthly. Expenses paid. overtime, sightseeing. Free information - write. Jobs Overseas. Dept. R1. P.O. Box 15071. San Diego. CA. 92115. HERE WE GO AGAIN! Night watchmen. Sat. Sun. and Wed. night. Sleep-in job, low pay. See Dale at the Joyful Alternat ive, 2009 Green St . F'ri. 12-6. No phone calls please. WAN'TED): Salesman for Real Estate Co. Prefer one who is majoring in business or tinance. Gas allowance and draw. W. Manning Harris Co. 256-81:31. PEACE CORPS AND) VISTA are co spo,nsoring a film fair on campus next montIh. We would like to avoid 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 (Corps o,r VISTA, and would like to get in vol ved--part icularly if you don't mind telling it like it was-- call Atlanta collect. 404-526 68t2.1 Ask for Peter. A'TI,ANTIC TIAL,ENT AGENCY offers good rock groups bookings. Send all info to ATA, P.O. Box 255. C ayce, S.C. 29033 or 794 -2408. MISCE LLA NEOUS ST'UDENT-RAILPASS TRAVEL, GUIDE contains 240) pages of schedule's, maps, tips andmore. SendI $2.75 cash. check, or mone'y order to, RAIL,-EUROPE. Box 3255. Alexandria. Va. 2234)2. INTElrETD I N .JOINING; A CO)VEN ? 307 R(uss.eIlli,thS(e 8 :00 Wed. TA X REIURNS PR EPARED "Serv ices,"~ 374)2 Itosewqdx I)rive, 782-4222, Es~t ab lished ItN7. ase ball 3:00 USC vs Siten