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Br jMRSBSP*.*. ^^0HBMUHnHmMH1IIIMMBHMMBi ^ -M.JLJL V ^JL OJI fire dam B> Sharmin Barnes Fire-damaged Pi Beta Ph the way to being restored, sa president. The university will rebuild tl room's furnishings which w< Panheilenic council member ? collect money for more furni The sorority, which has abc in other sorority rooms or in th "The university has estim, month to six weeks, so Pi Beta this semester," Ringer said, and their historical recor irreplaceable." Lawrence Beauford of USC by the "careless use of smo surance will pay for the darm of Residence Life, said. "The university has been < especially the area housing m The fire scattered 280 resid fire officials closed the build "The girls were encourage Sims President Sally Warne Clintock. South Building and "The Baptist Student Union I* wpi 741 Salu Columbi i I FRIDAY ) DAT] FOR TH1 J Make tte?< I date and i meals for I (Does not (deserts, oi RESERVAT i CALL BEFO " Bring t I Student j(Good Jan. 30 yf", If 'v ' L /' .. y to repai age in Sin ii sorority room in Sims Dormito id Susan Bartels, Panhellenic tie room, and Pi Beta Phi will res ere destroyed Jan. 21. Jane >aid the sorority is planning pro iure. >ut 60 members, is temporarily io South Building basement. ated that rebuilding will take Phi will definitely be back in th< "The club was lucky that their ds were saved because th< Safety Services said the fire \va king materials." The univers ige to the building,Robert Stewa :ooperative about the whole i DonUnl o " D i ? * - nuagci , mi iia\.iin v^ai 1 , i\ni| ents across the campus and to\ ing for the night. d to stay with friends if possibl r. Most went to Wade Hampl the Towers. took several girls in, too," she s; Hum's ido Ave.-5 Points a, S.C. 29205 5:30 9:30 P.] E NIGHT E PRICE OF O frvutionfi, bring a vo'II sell you 2 the priee o\ one! Infill /In Kiiv<tro ifn 11IVIUUV V. 1.1 Ufijl' < r appetizers) IONS REQUI RE 5 P. M. 799-62 his Coupon and ; or Faculty 1.1). W FeI). (?, U)7? 8ubi L- David C. Dr House Theatre bringing perfe Driver said t is always avai lift men towai "In proporti* others, we find a growing spii The lecture] Orftini7n f inr? V/l guiIIIjU 11U11 . .and open to tt Driver, a na Science Board healing ministi architect and r b? ifi I Mi m KB'* ry is on ill Council ;tore the about a I *ir room i | charter i ?se arc I s caused { -ity's in- J* rt, dean ncident, ?er said. vn when fplb e," said on. Mc- I I tkI<;"" iid' I BP*^ I (We i on a vi. I Char ' 26,' g a"d NE"! I i ! r RED I | f 1 S Man &03 \ II IAdd 1 I 9 City only.)J nee in Ii1 1 CCI Ui ICCI iver, a Christian Scientist will s ; at 12:30 p.m. today on Jesus < ;ct balance into life experience, he divine power of God that Jesus lable and can be brought to light *ds God's perfect balance. an, as we recognize this balance f< I harmony reigning within us her ritual balance governing our lif< r will speak on behalf of the The talk, entitled "Get Your Life le Carolina community. tive of New Zealand, is a memt I of Lectureship. Before devoti ry of the Church of Christ, Scienti planning consultant for many y &x Coole :<V V.V.V J. ..?:e :.:^s" $4< invite you to rock an n exciting trip to En< ter flight and eight 1976 with a major i meals. more information,cli ALEX COC P. O. I Atlanta, G __AOA-_ Please send me your BL ?e ress phone Number Art ] disj ^Art \ Departn display Sloan Ct The [ through -a i 23 facull ULJL C I painting Articles the art \ ; on displ; The g? to 5 p.m peak in the Russell Sho Christ's example of foegi ; called upon to heal The in human affairs to Educat courses or ourselves and for weeks c e and now. We find Couri s." proper Christian Science 1 princip in Balance," is free I nasties | swimm >er 01 tne Christian plants, ng his time to the methoc ist, he worked as an classes ears. evening ^ $15 and y pre/er 9Z5G id roll in LONDON th gland! days in England - IV -ock concert, hotel, s p and send this cou| (LEY'S TRAVEL, 3ox 77123, ieorgia 30309 -873-4181 .UE JEAN JUNKET Brochui State i t faculty plays work vorks of the USC Art lent faculty are now on in Huntington Gallery in allege. public exhibition, lasting Feb. 6, features works by !.? ! * iy iiicuiucia ranging rrom s to pottery and sculpture, published by members of listory faculty will also be ay in the gallery. dlery, is open from 9 a.m. . Monday through Friday. rt courses inning soon Division of Continuing Uivu is apuusuring snori lasting from four to eight luring the spring semester, se offerings includes ty insurance, general ?les of insurance, slim, adult and children's ing, folk guitar, house cosmetology and teaching Is for instructors. The all meet during the , and the cost is between $20. rt/Q I >r\) X : 1 1 \^v lis Spring larch 18;ightseeing, pon tO: ??1 I