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I Check Spring semester cut-off dates for cashing personal checks at the Student Depository have been announced by Howard Rhodes, USC treasurer. The last day a personal out-of state check can be cashed is Tuesday, and the date for personal in-state checks is May 2. The Student Depository will resume cashing personal checks after Summer School I Registration on June 1. ALUMNI PICNIC Delta Sigma Pi, the international Citizen Sanity (Continued from Page 2) hypocrisy when you speak as such. Through gruesome actions you bring the realities of war to the people, educating them to your viewpoint. Yet you are denying people of the opposing viewpoint their right to free speech and the propagation of their views. In order to truly have free speech, you must permit them to have their views aired in classrooms too. If students wish to study wars of a past generation, shouldn't they be allowed to study these wars? "Hmmm, maybe." "And if a war is mentioned in literature?" "We might give it an okay." "How about the engineers that design the aircraft? Do we have to get rid of our engineering department because some of those studying there might build bom bers in the future?" "The future of those courses should be considered." "How about airline pilots: some of them might fly missions for the government. Should we abolish commercial airlines training schools?" "Of course not. You're getting ridiculous." "Precisely. I am getting as ridiculous as you have been. Slaughtering innocent animals to further your views and trying to run those off campus who disagree with your ideas of what should be taught is hypocritical to the entity of free speech. May I interest you in a subscription to the 'Christian Science Monitor'?'" (jM 1:15-4:35 8:00 PM NOTHINO BUT RAVE COMMENTS3 StRIG iarIoo Silfld LATE SHOW FRI. & SAT. 11:15 PM "MONTER EY POP", ALL SEATS 1.50 ----- - cashing business fraternity, will hold its annual Alumni Picnic at noon, Saturday at Pine Island on Lake Murray. There will be swimming, boating, softball, a bar-b-que and other activities. At night the party will move to Woodland Village apartments where there will be a band, "Patchwork." PICKENS STREET TALK Vice President of Business Af fairs Harold Brunton will address a meeting specifically for students concerning the reasons behind the widening of Pickens Street. It will be at 3 p.m. Monday in Russell House 310. Wednesday there will be a public hearing, a "Designed Corridor Hearing," given by the Highway Department at 3 p.m. in the Keystone Room, Capstone. VOLUNTEER SERVICES The Voluntary Action Council (VAC) of Services will have an organizational retreat Saturday. The VAC retreat will be concerned with establishing the goals and objectives of the organization. Anyone interested in volun teerism is invited to attend. Please call the Volunteer Services office, 3171, if you are interested. Plan to meet at 7:30 a.m. in front of the Russell House. Transportation will be provided. The session will conclude around 4 p.m. SUMMER THEATRE Auditions for orchestra musicians in the USC Summer Theatre program at Myrtle Beach are scheduled for this Saturday, in I)rayton Hall. The auditions will be 10-12 a.m., and 10 musicians are needed for the June 18-Aug. 12 summer program. Director Russell Green said instruments needed in the or chestra are flute, oboe, clarinet, horns, harp, trumpet, trombone, drums and strings. The USC Theatre will produce the musical "Oklahoma!" for 36 performances at the Myrtle Beach Convention Center. Further information is available from the USC Theatre, Columbia, S.C. 29208, telephone 777-4288. THiE CR UCIBLE Students interested in joining The Crucible Literary Magazine for next year should send their names, addresses and telephone numbers to Campus, The Crucible, llox 5173. Blue Denim I regular o $4 Headqua LES Or Most MOE LI corrner of Ladyl I News briefs cut-off dal CRAFT FAIR The University Union will sponsor a craft fair from 1-6 p.m., Sunday, on the ramp above Blossom Street. Craftsman will be showing and selling their wares. 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 newspapers. Application blanks may be ob tained from The Ralph McGill Scholarship Fund; Box 4689; Atlanta, Ga. 30302. DA VINCI'S NOTEBOOKS Models and panels of sketches reproduced from Leonardo da Vinci's notebooks are on display. now through May 7 at the University Museum. The museum will be open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays and 1-5 p.m. Sundays. It is located at the corner of Sumter and Pendleton streets. No admission will be charged. BUSINESS SEMINAR The Management Center at USC's College Business Ad ministration has announced its upcoming Sales Maizagement Seminar scheduled for May 9-10. The two-day program is an in tensive seminar designed to meet the needs of present and potential sales personnel managers and for sharpening and updating managerial skills. Seminar subject areas include decision-making techniques, developing and managing a sales program, motivating and com pensating sales force personnel, understanding and motivating customers and developing an ef fective sales force. Profs. William M. Morgenroth and John F. Willenborg will lead the seminar. Those interested in the program should contact Elbert Helton, Management Center, College of Business Administration, 777-4868. Deadline for application is May 4. DAY CAMP VOLUNTEERS NEED)ED Bell Camp Summer D)ay Camp needs five volunteers to help with morning activity periods, five days a week for a minimum of six weeks sell Bottoms r low cut .95 irters For Anything Assembly Sts oes annou this summer. The participating children, thoc from University families and fro families in urban Columbia, will t offered activities such as swin ming, boating, softball, basketba soccer, archery, nature hiking ar arts and crafts. Rainy day activities will incluc visits to the planetarium, fir department, police station an movies in the Russell House. Each day will include thre activity periods, about 45-( minutes long. Volunteers will be needed from to 12:30 p.m. each day, on a not paying voluntary basis. Training period for the cour selors will be June 1-2. Intereste persons please contact Joh Elkins, Volunteer Service director, Room 201, Pendleto Building. Applicants with som camping background ar preferred. Classif POLICY: Cost: Five (i) cents per word Minimum: 10 words. There will be no charge lor lost and found or jobs available ads (Please do not bring found articles to us.) Errors reported within three days will be c'irrcted 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: Persian (at from 3120 Rosewoo Ittward. Virginia 252-5775. LOST: ECON 292 st at ist ics, ve. BA buildinp Gav i 1t2. I.OST: Brown leather pocketbok in 1 Kappa hIi lounge. During derby day. I.D. important. REWARD. Michele NcGill :123: iLoS'r: $110). reward for infirmation leadin to the return of a Sansui stereo system wit Rit speakers missing from a Cayce home oi Wed . April 12. Call 796-6257 or write bo 1001. Cayce. 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Boy-9-years -old. girlIs 8-yearM old and~ 6-v('ar's (tld m my home. in Whitehall .are 'a MIust ha ve owni iranosport at ion 772-264i aIlIer 5 p nm \ NED ) MONi(VERIS lor' vantlinies Should(1bh iio work alt 'summetiir ( altl Bill Allen 796-5230 ACE BOWl E CUSTOM MADE SANDALS AT THE JOYFUL ALTERNATIVE Mced BAKER GOVERNMENT Baker dormitory, formerly n considered part of the mens' e towers complex, now has its own government. 1, Dorm officers elected were d Eileen Berlin, president; Gwen Geidell, vice president; Becky e Poston, secretary and Jo e Sarracino, treasurer. d "With this election, we now have our own government in Baker and e are no longer a part of the men's o towers government," Berlin said, "We now govern just on the level of 8 Baker women's dorm." 1- IAR PSICHORD CONCERT Dr. Jerry Curry, U.S.C. music i- professor, will give a concert on d the harpsichord, at 3 p.m. Monday n in the Russell House Theatre. The s concert is free and everyone is ri invited to attend. Dr. Curry's e performance is sponsored by the e University Union Artist Series Committee. ied Ads OVERSEAS JOBS FOR STUDENTS Ausiralia. Europe. S. America. Africa. etc. All iofessions and occupations, $700 to $3.KH) monthly. Expenses paid. overtime. SillAeing. F ree information - Write, Jobs Overseas. Dept. RI. P.O. Box 15071. San Dieo. CA. 92115. WANTED: Campus representatives to sell advertisements in Columbia. South Carolia. for national magazine - NUT SIELL. Sales experience desirable. Tem porarY position for t wo montis with p)ssible SUMMIT Job following. Salary: hy com mission. it iterested. call 800-251-9732. loll I ree SECUItTY OFFICERS age 21. Experience prvlred Starts May. t1hru Labor Day. SMyri e Beach. Apply Mon-Fri. Suite 1005 1 SCN Building. C APARTMENTS NEED APlATMENT for summer. Near Fie Points Call 787-2514 Small. REWARD- lor information about 1-2 ti'droolm aPart ment available summer, fall. 252-60M).. 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