Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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REMINDER about our News Briefs policy: News Briefs run one time only. If you want your News Brief repeated, it must be resubmitted. Keep your News Briefs as short as possible. Absolutely no News Briefs will be accepted over the telephone, Deadlines: for Monday's paper, 5 p.m. Sunday; for Thursday's paper, 5 p.m. Wednesday. News Briefs must meet the above qualifications or they will not run. News Briefs should be addressed to News Briefs, The Gamecock, Drawer A, USC. The Wright Wants For Cheerleac Head cheerleader Bryant Wright would like to see the make-up of judges changed before the upcoming cheer leader tryouts to insure a more equitable contest. Currently cheerleaders are under control of student government, judges are cho sen by that body and funds are received from the athle tic department and student government. A bill Wright favors which would enable the group to get a charter, choose its own judges and receive its funds from the Student Allocations Commis sion, is scheduled to go before the senate Wednes day. Judges now are two reg ular cheerleaders, a choreog rapher, two student senators, Dean of Student Affairs and a physical education depart ment representative. Wright said the cheerlead ing squad proposes cheer leaders be judged by two instructors of the National Cheerleaders Association, the Dean of minority affairs, a band department member, two graduating cheerleaders and a member of the physical education department. Practice sessions for cheerleaders will be held 5-6 p.m., April 3,4,5,9 and 10 at U.S.C. ALUMNI BROIV LIA 'Students must have an op stated Franchot A. Brown, Di if elected, Brown plans to high school, technical schoc provide a continuing source Brown elaborated that stuc community and that their prc particular reference to the Ui city action to effect a permar .Brown is a 1989 graduate c practicing law in Cojumbia. V Education Foundation, an org tion Foundation was one of All-America City on two occa: In conclusion, Brown urgedi in the City oncnil elecn. ews Brie Gamecock is happy to publish, providing space is available, any News Brief of any event for any University sponsored organization. MONDAY Film, "Games" Russell House Theatre. 6. 9 p.m. Charlotte Symphone Concert, 8 p.m. in front of the under graduate library. Sailing Club, meeting with the Lake Murray Sailing Club, Baker Building 8 p.m. Womens Varsity Tennis Match, USC vs. Baptist College, New Judges ler Tryouts BRYANT WRIGHT ...head cheerleader. the PE center, and final try outs will be Wednesday, April 11 at an undetermined time in the PE center. Wright stressed that all students are eligible for the position and that no experi ence is necessary. Last year two regular cheerleaders were not even kept as alter nates, he said. Students are not required to come to all practice sessions where they are taught "two basic cheers and two basic stunts" to both experienced and inexperi enced students. Judging will be done on a basis of one to five with five being the highest grade in the categories of enthu siasm, motion and jump. appearance, timing ~ and general ability. Wright said students pre sently serving as cheer leaders will have to tryout also. AND CITY COUNCI alN URGES STU SON WITH CIT portunity to present their problem: 3mocratic candidate for the City( propose a Student Advisory Cou I, and college students. The Stui of information and insight into is lents make up a growingly signifi >blems need to be attended to as lversity of Sououth Carolina, Brc ent solution to the University tra fithe University of South Carolina /hile a student at USC, Brown wa anization made up entirely of studi eleven major reason~s cited for t lions. that students exercise their rights Paid By Studants F:or Brown Maxcy-Gregg Courts, 2 p.m. The First Real and True Art Contest Exhibit is now on - display in the Russell House Gallerv. TUESDAY Film, "Senso," Russell House Theatre, 6, 9 p.m. Women's Varsity Tennis Match, USC vs. Converse College in Spartanburg, 3 p.m. Christian Science Organization, Russell House 321, 7:30 p.m. Honors Seminar, Robert Lyles will speak on "Architec tural Planning, Design and Development," Sloan 396,9 a.m. Gay Liberaticnq invites you to open the closet doors, 8:30 p.m. Russell House 307. Our thanks to C.S.I.S.G. for their assistance. WEDNESDAY Mathematics Colloquim, Prof. Ernest Snapper, Dart mouth College, will speak on "What is Transforma tion Geometry," LeConte 412, 415 p.m. Coffee will be served in the Wyman J. Williams Room, LeConte 408, at 3:45. Film, "Fail-Safe," Russell House Theatre, 6, 9 p.m. "Silverman" will play in the Russell House Golden Spur beginning at 8 p.m. Lutheran Student Center, Len ton Service 12:20 p.m. Presbyterian Student Center, supper program, 6 p.m. Student Senate, Russell House 310, 5 p.m. Episcopal Student Center, Holy Communion followed by supper and program 5:30 p.m. Wesley Foundation, steak dinner, 6 p.m. Baptist'Student Center, fellow ship and worship service, 6 p.m. Organizational Meeting for all people with Multiple Sclerosis. .020 Farrow Road (Easter Seal Society) 7 p.m. If transportation is needed call 779-4395. L CANDIDATE DENT s directly to the City Council," touncil, in a recent interview. ncil to be composed of area ient Advisory Council would sues of concern to students. cant portion of the Columbia much as anyone else's. With iwn emphasized the need for fic and congestion situation. Law School and is presently s director of the Metropolitan ints. The Metropolitan Educa he selection of Coiumbia as on Tuesday, April 3, by votin 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. Manager: Patty McQuillan OFFICE HOURS: Mon., Wed., Fri., 12:15-1:30 Thurs. 11:00-12:30 JOB INFORMATION EMPLOYMENT AVAILABLE, full time or part time until September. Varied construction tasks. Those interested in work apply to Mr. George Driver, Taylor-Marchant Construction Company, on campus of Edward L. Wright Mid dle School, Alpine Road, Columbia, S. C. SUMMER EMPLOYMENT July 10-Aug. 20. Summer camp jobs working with mentally retarded children at Camp Hope. Write Mr. C. R. White, Dept. of RPA, Clemson University, Clenson SC 29631 or call Mike Coxe 777-2526 for application. PART TIME CASHIER for weekends, Sat. 8.6, Sun. 8-1. Apply in person, Quick-As-A-Wink Car Wash. 601 Bush River Road. SUMMER EMPLOYMENT average pay S900 a month. Call 796-2450 after 5 p.m. HOUSE PAINTING cut one third off of any estimate. Call Chris 253-8941. SUMMER EMPLOYMENT, average pay S900 a month. Call 796-2450 after 5 p.m. PART-TIME OR FULL TIME PARKING 1.oT ATTENDANTS, Waiters& Waitresses & Bell men. Apply in Person Executive Offices Second Floor Wade Hampton hotel. OVERSEAS JOBS - summer or permanent. Aus tralia, Europe, S. America, Africa, etc. All pro fessions, $500-$1,000 monthly, expenses paid, sightseeing. Free info. Write - TWR Co. Dept. 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FOR SALE SEA SHARK SAILBOAT, fiber glassed hull,Call 256-0307, mornings. 1968 MG Midget, excellent condition, Call 253 6282 after 4 p.m. LADIES BIKE. Sears 3-speed, headlight and side baskets, lock-chain. 4 mos. old. $55.00. Call 254-8342 after 7 p.m. NAVAJO AND ZUNI handcrafted silver and turquoise Jewelry. 772-4181. MISCELLANEOUS 2 BR APT. wanted within walking distance of campus would like to move in by May 10. S10 Finder's Fee. 779-8318. PERSONAL Congradulations ALPHA'S-Atlee, David, Antony, Harry, Benjamin, Daniel, Bendon, Jimmi, Richard, Raymond, Jack, Norman, and Alex. LP TED O-2:OO BURGER KING EVERYONE VG TO NITH US lubs and gentle shading f this fabric from India. fN E C LO TIH tS S/IN C Ei197" 919 Sumrter St. cross from~ USC Horsenho.)