Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Campus ( TODAY Indo-China M.obile Education Project, Feb.25-March 1, ex planations at 1 plm., Russell House Art Gallery. Student pick-up for tickets for the Feb. 27 game with Pittsburgh, 8 a.m., Carolina Coliseum. Mad Mountain Mime Workshop noon, Russell House Theatre. C. U. Seminar, "Isolation of Pure Genes" by Prof. Eric James, 3 p.m., Lieber College. C. U. Seminar, "Is No-Fault In surance the Answer for South Carolina" by Prof. Gary Eldred, 4 p.m., B. A. Building 008. Communion, 5:30 p.m.; dinner, 6 p.m., 728 Pickens St. Short Course, "Transactional Analysis and You" 7-10 p.m., Feb. 25-March 25, Carolina Coliseum, tuition charged, call 2589. Film, "An Autumn Afternoon," 7 and 9:30 p.m., Russell House Theatre. Hillel, 7:30 p.m., Russell House l 306. Legal Workers Seminar AWARE's Prisoner Solidaritary Committee, in conjunction with the South Carolina Chapter of the I American Civil Liberties Union, is. r holding a seminar to instruct those I interested in becoming para-legal S workers, 8 p.m. Tuesday in Russell I House 306. President of the South Carolina 9 ACLU and USC law professor Don A Wedlock will be present to instruct r those attending. A.alendar Kaleidoscope Lecture, Dr. Robert Stephenson on "Man and His Environment for 10,000 Years," 8 p.m., Russell House Golden Spur, sponsored by the University Union's Ideas and Issues Com mittee. Mad Mountain Mime Performance, 8 p.m., Russell House Golden Spur. TUESDAY Slide Presentation, "We Are People," by Roger Rumpf, 8 p.m., Russell House Theatre. Mathematics and Computer Science Colloquium,Paul Datonak Df Savannah River Laboratory speaks on Computer-Science Analysis, 3:30 p.m., LeConte 411. USC Dining Services presents "Happy Birthday Cartoon Car iival," Capstone Cafeteria, 5-6:30 .m. r'ilms, "Fires on the Plain" and 'Rite of Love and Death," check information desk for times, ussell House Theatre. 'Iad Mountain Mime Per ormance, 8 p.m., Russell House od Golden Spur. WEDNESDAY 4ad Mountain Mime Workshop, oon, General Studies Conference Loom D, Carolina Colisuem. tudent Senate, 5 p.m., Russell louse 310. 'ilm, "The Seven Samurai," 7 and :30 p.m., Russell House Theatre. ad Mountain Mime Perfor iance, 8 p.m., Russell House solden Spur. ( i Vs i~ ;. The Propos Craig Outbi The Charles J. Craig Con struction Co. of Columbia has apparently outbid three other firms for construction of the proposed Biological Sciences Center at the University of South Carolina. rraig's base bid was $4,309.215 compared to a bid of $4,419,432 by M. B. Kahn Construction Co.. Columbia; $4,54V,),000 by Ruscon Con mmEm ed 8-Story Biological Sci ds Three For ( struction Co., Charleston; and $4,566,500 by the Southern States Construction Co., Columbia. Awarding the contract is pending review of the bids by the USC administration and the Board of Trust ses. The 8-story facility will be located on the northwe :"t corner of Sumter and Devine streets on the site formerly 341 ences Center onstruction occupied by the Field House. The building contains research and instructional laboratories, classrooms and office areas for the USC Department of Biology. Architects for the ap prcxmately 107,000 square f O( structure are Gill, Wilkins and Wood, Florence.