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Learning disabilities colloquium Dr. Donald Hammill, a special education professor from Temple University, will be in Columbia Thursday, April 20 for a colloquium and a lecture on children with learning disabilities. The colloquium, sponsored by USC's Psychology Department, will be at 4 p.m. in Barnwell College, room 405. Dr. Hammill will discuss his recent research on children with specific learning disabilities or children with average or above average intelligence who have learning problems in school. Thursday's lecture is at 7:30 p.m. at the Forum of the William S. Hall Psychiatric Institute and is sponsored by the S. C. Association for Children With Learning Disabilities. The topic is "Parent Power and the Child With Specific Learning Disabilities." The lec ture is open to the public and will include a question-answer period. Dr. Hammill is co-arthor of the book "Methods for Learning Disorders," a college text for courses on specific learning disabilities. Thursday One S April 27th 8:00 I Two Full Hour Tickets: $4, $5 Ticket Locations: Taylor S Piano Co., Ft. Jackson Carolina Coliseum and locations. ALL SEATS R * May Invitations Caps & Go Now Availa The Camj R Russell 3 TODAY Developmental Biology Seminar, Dr. H. R. Chen of the USC Biology Department will speak on "Search for Gene Am plification in Cancer Cells," 12:05 p.m. in Coker Life Science 101. Honors Lecture in English, Prof. David Phillips of the Music Department will speak on "Renaissance Music," 2:30 p.m. in McMaster Music Ap preciation Classroom. Baseball Game, USC vs. Georgia State, 3 p.m. Baseball Field. USC Music Department student organ recital, 1:25 p.m. in Rutledge Chapel. "Dido and Aeneas," 8:15 p.m., -Drayton Hall. Artist Series Committee, 7 p.m., Russell House 322. Short Course, "Advanced Chess," 6:30 p.m., Russell House 307. Short Course, "Basketball," 6:30 p.m., Russell House 307. Episcopal Student Center, creative dialogue and supper, .6 p.m. Lutheran Student Center. Hcly Communion, 6 p.m. Baptist Student Center, fellowship and worship, 6 p.m. how Carolina ) M Coliseum s Of Chicago and $6 treet Pharmacy, Mitchell Special Services Office, all other regular ticket ESERVED .ation 13th| tble us Shop Campus Methodist Student Center, suppc and program, 6:15 p.m. Presbyterian Student Centei supper and program, 6 p.m. WUSC, 6 p.m., Russell House 32: Afro-American Association, p.m., Russell House 323. Student Senate, 5 p.m., Russel House 310. Dr. Dale Harris will lead an ir formal discussion on "Non Verbal Processes," 3:30 p.m. Sloan College 308. Earth Week Bike Rally, cyclist will start at Russell Hous Parking lot and ride up to th PO1.lCY: Cost: Five <5) cents per word. Miimum: 10 words. There will be no charge l1or lost andI found or jobs available ads. IPlease do no! 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.ml 'Tues.. and Thurs.. 3:30 - 5 p.m. LOST AND FOUND I. )ST: ECON 292 statistics. vc. BA building. Girt% 6112. D '.ST: Brown leather pocketbook in Pi Kappa Phi lounge During derby day. I i).'s importan:. REWARD. Michele McGill 3232. I.OST: $it reward for information leading " Ih' ritu ii11ol a SansuI stereo svstem with IMH spakers missimg from a cavee home on Wvd . April 12 Call 796-6257 or write box lool. Cavcv. S C information will be kept in sl'111v cl)InIldence. I.ST: Gren ote tbook around Humanities. ,.lI 252-089 FM D Girl rIng Pleasant lill ligh N-hoo1 1lue toie Call Jerry 3609. I.)ST Pair of black glasses. 2hid floor Currvil College ('all Dan 8701 FIU'ND: Motorcycle keY on key rope. Call Iot to claim 256-4110 after 6 p.m. L.OST BA 225 text and MA 121 SRF paperback wxilh name. Call Bob (rondahl 779 4-108 or 4249. L.OST: English Selter puppy. Joe. 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Specializing Country and Rock, Soul, C and Jazz u Calendar r Capitol, down Main Street and back, 2 p.m. TIUISDAY, APRIL 20 Racine's ''Andromaque,'' 7 dramatic reading by French faculty members, 8 p.m., Capstone Keystone Room. Baseball Game, USC vs. Georgia State, Baseball Field, 3 p.m. The USC Art Department will sponsor a lecture by Dr. Dale B. Harris, on "The Nature of the 3 Child's Work," in the Trustees Gallery of the Columbia Art Museum, 8 p.m. lassified ad CAMPER 1971 VW factory pop-iop. Like new. save $iw0: 10.000 miles remaining on warranly. 252-2602. KAY RHIYTHNI GUITAR wito auxiliary electrie hook up. Call 777-4341 after 5 p.m. JOB INFORMATION SI'NINMER .1013 AVAILABLE. May 29. 72. Anuoe interested in looking after 3 children. b(ly 9. girls 8 and 6. In my home Whitehall area 8 a .m. t) 5 p.m. or 8 a.m. - 12noon. Must have owii transporl at ion. Free admission to club pool. Call 772-2702 alter 5 p.m. PART TIME .JOB. King of the Road Motor Inn. Night auditor to split 12-8 shift . 3 nights a week - 24 hou5s weekly. $1.75 per hour. Apply in person to Bill Parks. MGR. 613 Knox Abbott Dr. Cayce. ph. 796-4300. NEED 4 MOVERS for vanlines. Should be about 2:1. household experience. valid drivers' icense. pass ICC physical. and able ' work all summer. ('all Bill Allen 796-5230. O\ EUSEAS .OBS FOl STuI)ENTS Autlralia. Europe. S America. Africa. vtc. 1l prole(-,Ssin ills and Occupations. $700 to S3AN, mlonlIbly. ExNpensitS paid. overtimle. -,1ihtelmg. Free information - Wite. .lobs Over-eas. Dept. fIl. P .O. ox 15071, San iwgo. CA. 92115. .OBS ARE AVAILABLE AT NATIONAL PAItKS. hot els. and resort areas around the U.S this summer. We will only he able to handle the tirst 100 replies. Mail $2. to Act ion For Students. Box 2392. Muncie Indiana 47:102 for informat ion. If you are not among the first 1m to write. your $2. will be relunded. SECURITY OFFICERS age 21. Experience prelered. Starts May. thru Labor Day. Myrtle Beach. Apply Mon-Fri. Suite 1005 SCN Building. MISCELLANEOUS MOTORCROSS RACES. Sal.. April 22. 2 p.m . Red Hawk MX Track. 6 miles west of Pelion. S.C. on Hwy. 17H. FREE One bllack female kitten. Part 5iamel4se'. Playtul. energetic, in good health. Wildl give away if you can provide a good hoime. Call 782-6936 after 5:00. FEMALE STUDENT wanted to share 2 I bwdroom apatment with same. (Call 252 93~21. :1 p.m. to 6p.m. MI-i. 3 4 5 - it Record Shop ween Main & Assembly St,s. 254-1087 k of Albums, 45's, Tapes, rs in Down Town Columbia it -- We'll Get it" 3 9 10 Eugene Hudson, Owner |n W ester n, losi.o OSSiC Short Course, "E.S.P.," 7:30 p.m., Russell House 308. Short Course, "Yoga," 7 p.m., Russell House 306. Episcopal Student Center, Holy Communion, 5:30 p.m. Short Course, "Organics Workshop," Presbyterian Student Center, 6 p.m. "Dido and Aeneas," 8:15 p.m., Drayton Hall. Film, "Rashomon," 6 and 9 p.m., Russell House Theatre. Short Course, "Karate," 7:30 p.m., PE Center 105. 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Picture show (Continued from Page 2) tomcatting hired man. This film looks at loneliness very deeply, loneliness that approaches desolation. If you have ever thought you were lonely, see the "Last Picture Show" and you may ind out how shallow your own oneliness is. (the Filimores) tomorrow night Blood drive Volunteer Services is sponsoring the annual Red Cross Blood Drive today in the Mike Johnson Lounge (Men's Towers). Donations will be taken from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. Students do not have to be 21 years old to give blood; 18 is the legal age for giving blood. ACE BOWIE CUSTOM MADE SANDALS AT UHE JOYFUL ALTERNATnuE