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TROURIE SLEEPING? An experimental treat
ment program is being offered for individuals
who have difficulty sleeping. It you have trou
hle sleeping (either difficulty going to sleep or
waking frequently at night) and would like to
participate in this free program, call the
Psychological Services Center 777.4864.
TENSION HEADACHES? An experimental
treatment program is -being offered for
individuals who have tension headaches. If you
have a tension headache and would like to par
ticipate in thisfreeprogram, call the Psycholog
ical Services Center 777.4464.
(;AY IS (OOD! Come out of your closet and
attend the next organizational meeting of ;ay
Liberation Room 308 Russell House. Tuesday
at 9:15 p.m.
PERSONALS
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THURSDAY
Honors Lectures in English, "The
Innocents," a film version of
Henry James' "The Turn of
The Screw," directed by Jack
Clayton, Humanities 201, 2p.m.
Carlos Montoya Concert, Township
Auditorium, 8 p.m.
Belle W. Baruch Coastal Research
Institute, Dr. R. J. Beyers of
Oak Ridge Associated Univer
sities will speak on the "The
Microcosm Approach to -
Ecology," Coker Life Sciences
207, 4 p.m.
Music Department Senior Recital
with Newell Sheridan, trom
bone, Fraser Hall, 5 p.m.
USC Faculty Recital with Frits De
Jonge and John Adams, Fraser
Hall, 8 p.m. Palmetto Report,
Dr. Carlos Gibbons, "The
Impact of Federal Funding
Cuts on South Carolina
Schools," ETV, 9 p.m.
Film, "Orphans of the Storm," Rus
sell House Theatre, check with
information desk for times.
Wrestling Club, organizational
meeting 323 Russell House,
9:30 p.m. All interested stu
dents are invited.
Bartending Short Course, 8 p.m.
FRIDAY
Film, "A Man Called Horse," Rus
sell House Theatre 7 and 10
p.m., Admission, $.75.
Deadline for entries to the "First
Annual Real And True Art
Contest," 5 p.m. Russell House
204.
Leadership- Training Class spon
sored by Campus Crusade for
Christ will be at 6:30 at the First
Baptist Church.
Florence Southwell, a member of
the Christian Science Board of
Leadership from Miami, will
speak on human survival in
room 306 of the Russell House.
SATURDAY
Film, "A Man Called Horse," Rus
sell House Theatre, 7 and 10
p.m., Admission $.75
Air Force Officer Qualification
Test, Barnwell College 208,
7:55 a.m.
Amatuer Radio Club, Engineering
Building Fourth Floor, 1 p.m.
Married Students Casino Night,
Russell House, check with
information desk for time.
Mass, St. Thomas More Chapel, 5
p.m.
USC Rugby Club vs. Atlanta
Renegades 2 p.m. Tanyard
Park
USC Cycle Club sponsors trip to
Jenkensville, For information
call Luke 5632
USC Sailing Club will hold a regatta
this weekend nout at Lake Mur
Briefs
ray Sailing Club. Team beside
USC will be Citadel, Clemson,
Tennessee and Duke.
Interested parties are wel
come. Maps to Lake Murray
are available at Russell House
Information desk. Starting
time will be at 9 a.m.
SUNDAY
USC Chamber Music USC Winwood
Quintent Concert, Fraser Hall,
4 p.m.
USC Concert Choir, St Paul's Luthe
ran Church, 7 p.m.
Film, "Dante's Inferno," Russell
House Theatre, check informa
tion desk for times.
Interdenominational Worship Ser
vice, 728 Pickens St., 11 a.m.
with conversation at 10 a.m.
Lutheran Student Center, supper
and program, 6 p.m.
Presbyterian Student Center, infor
mal worship service, 6 p.m.
Mass, St. Thomas More Chapel, 5
p.m.
Friends Fellowship, Russell House
308, 11 a.m.
USC Cycle Club sponsored bike
race, two-man team time trials.
For information call Luke 5632.
A showingof paintings and graphics
by Jack Girard at Ellis Art
Studio, 2218 Devine St., 2 p.m.
and continuing March 17.
Psi Chi, the national honorary for
Psychology, will present films
on Maslow's "Self Actualiza
tion" and Perls' "Gestalt
Therapy." Drs. Drennen and
Pelfrey of the Psychology
Department at USC will attend
the film series and be available
for discussion.The public is
invited to view these films at
the Russell House Theater on
Sunday, March 11 ("Self
Actualization") and Sunday,
April 1 (Gestalt). Films will
begin at 2 p.m. and finish at 5
p.m. Admission is free.
USC Rugby Club vs. Atlanta Rugby
Club 2:00 P.M. Piedmont Park
WUSC-AM will present a special -
program at 8 PM. This program
will consist of taped interviews
of the candidates for the
offices of President and Vice
President of the Student Body.
NOTICES
Allocations
Funding request forms will be avail
able in Student Activities
Office, 212 Pendleton Bldg.,
after Wed., March 7, for fiscal
year '73-74 budget requests.
Forms must be returned to
Dean Robert Alexander's
office by 5 pm Friday, March
16.
An experimental treatment prog
ram which could be of benefit
for individuals who have diffi
culty sleeping is being offered.
If you hays difficulty going to
sleep or waking frequently)
and are interested in par
tic ipating in this program, con
tac t the Psychological Services
Center 777-4864.
in experimental treatment prog- -r.
ram which could be of benefit
for individuals who have
headaches is being offered. If
you have headaches (tension or
migraine) and are interested in
particaating in this program,
contact the Psychological Ser