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THURSDAY
- Film, "Wages of Fear,"
Russell House Theatre, 9
p.m.
Fair Night, sponsered by
the USC Dining Services,
South Dining Hall, 5-7 p.m.
Jethro Tull Concert,
Carolina Coliseum, 8 pm.
Physics Colloquium, C. R.
Gruhn of the Cyclotron
Laboratories,
Michigan State Univer
sity, will speak on "Experi
ments on the Intersecting
Storage Rings at CERN,"
Physical Science Center 509,
3:30 p.m.
High Time for Questions,
"Guns and Goons," inter
view with Capt. Harry T.
Snipes, chief of detectives,
Columbia Police Dept., Col
lege of Journalism produc
tion, SCETV, 9 p.m.
Systems and Control
Seminar, William M. Wells
of the College of Engineer
ing will speak on "ASPLA
Processor Simulation Lan
guage," Engineering Build
ing 103, 4 p.m.
The Navigators, an inter
dominational Christian
organization on campus will
hold a rally, Russell House
Student Faculty Lounge. A
guest speaker will discuss
discipleship and the chal
lenge to USC students to fol
low Jesus, 8 p.m.
Spirit, Homecoming Elec
tion, Lobby 9 a.m.-6 p.m.
Dean Julian Fincher of the
USC College of Pharmacy
will speak to the Fifth Dis
trict Pharmaceutical
Association at Roof's Oak
Grove Barbecue, Route 5,
Lexington at 7:30 p.m. Dr.
Fincher, who became dean
of the pharmacy school in
July, will speak on the
"Current Status and Future
Projections for the USC Col
lege of Pharmacy."
Swami Chinmaya Nanda
will speak in Currell College
107, 7 p.m.
RESEARCH MATERIAL.S
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quality research papers. Enaclose
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Los ANGELES, CALIF. 90024
(213) 477-8474 - 477-5493
"We need a local salesman"
.PART TIME WORK.
Must be 21 and:
Columbia native, have good:
driving record. Prefer:
married student or vet, must:
be settled, honest and want:
to work. No loafers. $1.60 per
hour. Apply in person, 10
A.M. to 3 P.M. COLOR
CRAFT, 331 Sunset Shopping
Center, Columbia S.C. 29203
lews Brief
FRIDAY
Cockfest and Vince Vance
and the Valliants Concert,
Williams Brice Stadium, 7
p.m. Admission: *1.00
Film, "THX 1138," Russell
House Theatre, 7 and 10 p.m.
SATURDAY
Homecoming Reception
for alumni at 11 a.m. and
Alumni Association Annual
meeting, 12 noon, the Presi
dents Home, USC Hor
seshoe.
Alumni Luncheon,
Carolina Coliseum, 1 p.m.
Alumni Tea - Dance - Buf
fet, S. C. National Guard
Armory on Bluff Rd., 5-7
p.m.
Homecoming '72, USC vs
Miami of Ohio, Williams
Brice Stadium, 7:30 p.m.
Ameteur Radio Club
Engineering Building,
fourth floor, 1 p.m.
Film, "THX," Russell
House Theatre, 7 and 10 p.m.
October Fest, Campus
Club South, 2-5 p.m.
Bicycle Tour, Several
devoted cyclists will be rid
ing hard and fast south of
Columbia. Plan to cover 60
80 miles, Saturday morning.
For information call 235
3625.
SUNDAY
USC Faculty Recital with
soprano Beverly Hay,
Fraser Hall, 4 p.m.
University Worship, 729
Pickens St., 11 a.m.
Presbyterian Student
Center, informal worship, 6
p.m.
Mass, Rutledge Chapel, 10
a.m. and 5 p.m.
Lutheran Student Center,
supper and program, 6 p.m.
Friends Fellowship, Rus
sell House 307, 11 a.m.
Film, "Nanook of the
North"
LET'S
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Sometimes you really need t
you? But, somehow, you jus
it. You don't know how - or
in the way.
Then call 254-8105 for the
send the "Let's Make Up!
message across. Beautifully
five roints
Cycling Club, Russell
House 306, 7:30. All
interested persons are
invited.
Bicycle race, 111/2 mile
time trial. Prizes will be
awarded in three different
classes. For information call
253-3625 or 777-5632
MONDAY
Honors Lecture in Eng
lish, USC History Prof.
George Rogers will speak on
"Charleston in the 18th Cen
tury," Humanities 202, 2:30
p.m.
USC Department of Music
Faculty Recital with John
Haney, organ, Trinity Epis
copal Church, 8 p.m.
USC vs Clemson
Freshman Football Game,
Williams Brice Stadium,
7:30 p.m.
Students may buy tickets
for the USC vs Clemson foot
ball game in Clemson, Nov.
25, Coliseum.
Film, "Loneliness of a
Long Distance Runner,''
Russell House Theatre, 6
and 9 p.m.
Milton Nahm, philosophy
professor at Bryn Mawr Col
lege, will give a public lec
ture. Check with the
Philosophy Department for
time and place.
The USC Division of Edu
cational Services will spon
sor folk guitar 1 lessons on
Wednesday evenings
beginning Oct. 25. The les
sons, which run through
Dec. 13, will be held in the
Carolina Coliseum with
classes taught by Columbia
guitarist Roger Arnett. The
fee for the classes is $17 per
person or $26 for a merried
couple. For furthur infor
mation about the guitar les
sons write the USC Division
f Educational Services or
~all 777-5256.
UP!
:> say that to someone, don't
can't bring yourself to say
your pride keeps on getting
Blossom Shop. Ask them to
'bouquet. That'll get your
6 Your F. T. D. florist in
Five Points
Phone 254-8505
CIassifii
POLICY: Cost: Five (5) cents per word.
Minimum: 10 words. There is no charge for
found ads. Errors reported within three days
will be corrected at no charge.
FFICE HOURS: Mon., Wed., 9-11 a.m. Tues.
12:30-2:30 Thurs. 3:30-5 p.m.
FOUND
Lady's gold watch beside Humanities. Call
Carroll Page, 3984
LOST
FROM 310 HOLLY ST., Monday afternoon, 10
wk. old femal siamese kitten. Please, she needs
med+'ation - if you find her, call 253-6765.
Reward.
'5.00 REWARD to anyone who found a brown
Levi jacket in room 100 Harper after Poli. Sci.
540 class Tuesday (the 10th) please contact Ro
Hill. 777-3236, Moore dorm room 307.
SERVICES
TYPING: ALL TYPES, electric typewriter,
reasonable rates, convenient location. Call 254
5921.
TYPING theses, dissertations and papers.
Extensive experience. Call Mrs. Stokes, 782
0347.
CHAMPION TERMPAPERS
636 Beacon St. (605)
Boston, Mass. 02215
617-536-9700
Research material for Termpapers, Reports,
Theses, etc. LOWEST PRICES. QUICK
SERVICE. For information, please write or call.
FOR SALE
'69 VW CAMPER-good condition, call after
6 p.m. 779-6248.
SACRIFICE PRICE 5 piece component sys
tem and 100 free records. *199.95, fully
guaranteed. 3 complete rooms of furniture con
sisting of bedroom suite with mattress, 2 piece
living room suite, coffee and end tables with
lamps, S piece dinnette suite, '295. Easy terms
arranged. Call 794-4702.
TWO AR-5 SPEAKERS, new condition, only
1 year old, cost new '350, will sell for '225.
Call 754-9619.
YAMAHA SKIS AR II model, 1900 cm, good
condition, excellent for beginner or novice
skier. '35. Call Jim at 253-2059, (bindings not
included).
1969 HONDA SL-175,4,000 miles, good condi
tion $350.00 or best offer, 754-6513
1960 HILLMAN MINX new tires, needs brake
work, runs well, $200. Mike 253-4736 after 4.
DATE BOOK and 2tickets for game this week,
$15.00, Call 788-1961.
FREE- flack and white puppy, product of
mixed marriage. If you're liberal enough to
adopt HER call 782-4759.
SCOTT 382-C AM-FM RECEIVER less than
1 yr. old, 2 yr. warranty, 28 watts RMS per chan
nel Retail $300. Will sell for $225. Roddy Wil
liams 253-6276.
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S.Carolina - and general. Prints, posters, maps.
Rt. 1 Box 76, Newberry, S.C. 29108. Ph. 276.6870
(US Hwy. 176, 2 mi. N. of S.C. 34).
JOB INFORMATION
UNIVERSITY DINING SERVICE is takin
applications for student workers.
OVERSEAS JOBS FOR STUDENTS
Australia, Europe, S. America, Africa, etc. All
professions and occupations, $700 to $3000
monthly. Expenses paid, overtime, sightseeing.
Free information-write , TWR Co, Dept, R1,
2550 Telegraph A '., Berkeley, Calif. 94704.
NIGHT WORk. AVAILABLEII Stock clerks
needed. Experience desired but not necessary.
Good pay for hard work. Some morning and
evening jobs available also. Apply in person
Fogles Food City. 1212 "D" Ave. West Colum
bia.
NEED P.R. REPRESENTITIVES for moun
tain ski resort. For further info. Call: 779-7190.
STARTING SALARY PLUS BENEFITS -
$19,000. Wide range of positions open for out
standing young people: management, scientific
and technical, aviation. Beginning salary nearly
$10,000; plus fringe benefits valued at over
$9,000 a year, travel opportunities, advanced
degree programs, 30 day paid vacations, envi
able retirement play. Many opportunities for
public service. People-oriented management.
For further information contact the Professor
of Aerospace Studies, Barnwell College, 777
4134 about the Air Force ROTC 2-year commis
sioning program. Program open to qualified
students with two years remaining at USC as
of September 1973, at graduate, undergraduate
levels. Receive $100.00 a month while in
AFROTC. Scholarships available.
FOR RENT
One bedroom apartment, furnished or unfur
nished, at Rutledge Forest Apts. Carpet, air
conditioned, 2 pools, garbage disposal, tennis
courts. $145 monthly. Call 254-5951 anytime.
WANTED
RIDE NEEDED Oct.20 Washington D.C. or
Philadelphia area. Will share expenses, Call
Joann 233-3564 or 758-5578.
ROOMATE WANTED to share 3 bedroom
apartment. If interested call Cheryl at 256-2301
(ext. 280) or after 5:30 at 945-7391
RIDE NEEDED TO N.Y.C. or New Haven
around Thurs., Nov. 30. Will split everything.
Call Chris at 254-8636. The later at night the
better.
NEED 2 good seats to Jethro Tull. Call 254
8636.
COUCH AND OR CHAIR wanted. Will pay
a small price. Call 253-3294.
PERSONALS
THIS IS TO PUBLICLY ANNOUNCE how
sorry 1 am for not setting Linda June's (alias
Easter Pig) alarm clock on the morning of
October 11, 1972. Her hen-pecked friend, Bates.
IF YOU'RE A MATURE MALE over 24 and
need love and attention, tell me about you.
Write: Lady Madonna, 1108 Maple St. Columbia,
S. C.
ANYONE WISHING a date with a well-hung
Stud, Call Eric 4934.
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