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A'T The Oratorio Choir nationally known chorus group under the direction of Arpad Darzas (above), will preform a Lenten Service Concert at the St. Paul's Lutheran Church 8 p.m. on Sunday, March 11. Among the featured works will be Dubois' "Seven Last Words of Christ." Montoya Plays Artist Series Flamenco wizard, Carlos Mon toya, will appear 8 p.m. Thursday in Township Auditorium. A Spanish Gypsy, Montoya is the most recorded Flamenco artist in history and has performed over the free world. He is sponsored by the Artist Series. Montoya is scheduled to meet 1/ with the USC Spanish Club Thur sday at 4:30 p.m. for a reception. Tickets for the performance are still available at the Russell House Ticket Office and at the door. They are free to USC students and faculty with ID's. Non-USC student tickets are $2 and general public is $3 and $5. The audience is advised to come early for good seats because all tic kets are general admission. When You See The Name McCOMBS Make An For Good Leadership Easy To Open Gamecock Charge Account . *109 (Limit) BRIT TON S .DOWN TOWN Transit 6 Mass transportation on and around campus will be studied with the view of providing a mass transit system scaled for the size of the campus because of a $33,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Tran sportation (DOT), accord ing to Harold C. Brunton, vice president for business affairs. "In the past, we have tried to attack only one part of the problem, Brunton said. "Now with the grant from DOT and the study being conducted by Wilbur Smith and associates, we are finally attacking the whole problem." All possibilities from computerized rail systems to slow-moving minibuses will be considered as solu tions to the conflict between pedestrians and automobiles and the park ing facilities. Brunton said the agency from our JUNIOR TWIN-SWE PANT SUI' Destined fora r tion with spri Acrylic/n ylon/I flattering in ge/white comb, 15. JUNIOR WORL( aRICCLAND MALL Atudy To insists on studying the situation before it will con sider funding specific proposals to alleviate the problem. The need for cooperation with Columbia was stressed by Brunton. USC must use the most economi cal and reliable mass transit system, because of the scarcity of funds and must work with the city since the population will be about 550,000 by 1980. "Students have worked hard to marshall facts which suggest the situation could be improved if we close Green Street to through traffic. Obviously, this can't be done until and unless the City of Columbia agrees. After consultation with officials of many stu dent organizations, we decided to request from City Council permission to close Green Street tem porarily to students. This NORLD EATER r narvelous connec ng... this 3 piece olyester suit. So the greenloran nation. Sizes 5 to 46. , all stores nioin * DUlTCH SQUlAR Be Made request was made by letter on Feb. 27," Brunton said. A possible solution, Brunton said, is the closing of city streets and use of the city bus system, scheduled to be improved in the future by the Colum bia Area Transportation System (COATS) plan. Heading inthe right direction Moving straight ahead, following~the times, keeping up-to-date, seeking the life that's happening now. That's you and your friends, always on the go. To keep you going confidently every day, you need Tampax tampons. They're the internal sanitary pr otection that's part of today, that frees you to lead an active life. No reason to sit idle and II let the fun pass you by. With Tampax tampons, you're not encumbered by pins and pads, not held back by fear of "something showing." And they come in three absorbency-sizes-Regular, Super and Junior-so you get the one that's best for you. With Tampax tampons to rely on, you're always heading in the right direction for fun. The Internal protectIon rmore women trust - 'Vi OPID UY A DCO NOW ,J,ftf SI MIt,Oh OP WOk(N