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Greeks9 spii to aid Coin Rv Shnrmin Rnrnps Fraternities and sororities are again uniting for Greek Week 1976 on Monday in an effort to promote Greek spirit on campus and to aid the Riverbanks Zoo. The week will be March 24-31, coinciding with Greek Week at T TCP Ac tko '"7 UOV/. no pot V V7JL U1V> UUV Awareness Week," 1,200 fraternity and sorority students will be selling general admission tickets to tho tnn at thp rpHnrorf riafip'nif SI npr ticket. These tickets will be valid through April 30 and will not be sold at the zoo gate. The USC students will be selling the tickcts to the public Wednesday as their competitive service project for Greek Week. Tickets will be sold door-toHnnr at various shonninc centers. """" i ? ' ri o . downtown and at the USC Russell House. Students will also be canvassing the state in an effort to stimulate sales outside the Lexington-Richland Counties area. Persons wishing to order these tickets may send a check to the COLUMBIA PI Twice a week Bl< Doctor on Duty o ^ 1 m wv-asn rayment 1916 Taylor w * Hours: Moi m I am it week mhia zoo O Unv 1COQ I\1VC1 UC1I1IYO XJUV, & .V7. LIV/A Columbia, S.C. "Our service project as a whole for Greek Week is to benefit the zoo," explained Bob Gatti of InterFraternity Council public relations. All Greeks are invited to the zoo on Monday with Gov. James B. Edwards speaking. On Monday and Tuesday nights, the Follies show will be presented to the public at Booker T. Washington auditorium at 8:15 p.m. March 29 "Jft iirWh fpofopnitu anH enrnrit\? nl,u "nivnnvj W,,V members participating in this variety show of Broadway music. "Tho Pnllinc tuac firct nut r?n last A IIV, 1 UI1IVO "W *" "? v.. .V.UV year. It was so well received that we decided to include it again this year in Greek Week," Melaina Clements said. USC Greek Week Service Project Co-Chairman Billy Davis said,"We approached the commission several weeks ago to see if there might be some way in which we rnnlH assist thpm in maximizing the Zoo's exposure locally and - throughout the state. " L ASM A CENTER i ceding .4 All T! n mi limes Phone:765-1945 765-1923 n.Erl 11 II / "?/ . ov BLE JvJ| 3/UKU Applications due for 1 Monday is the closing date for On applications to study in France in Frar the USC programs at the Aug University of Limoges. Frer ! _ j ^ A Al I u ilA HOME OF Before Your II i ic /> f V.U II wo / ) k-cri repp A" (I\L>\/ WkuklX g % NO CHARGE F I i SFF US FOR Si I --|ON A COMPLE IADVERTISED B j PA I I France trip ie group of students will be in ice this summer, July 19 to . 20, taking regular USC ich courses under the super 4 tOWj, # Corner R< am rid 910 Knox Abb : U.S.C. KEG Next Party 799-6897 or 7' T WHOLESAI OR USE OF JPER LOW PI !TE LINE OF S EERS, WINES ,RTY SUPPLIE -xflOR*13!15I35351r e Comedy it of the acade Nominated For BEST PICTURE Tfc ACTC lCTRESS ^ DiRECTC IflCK WCHCU ONEFiarM KCUOBEakr If % vision of the Resident Director, Professor James Blackburn. A second group will study at Limoges during the Academic year 1976-77. f r 4&5 j osewood y | 3 Harden A " ott Drive I BUSINESS I 1 . ! 94-1905 (SB f ? 1 _E PRICES ! EQUIPMENT J | RICES - | k A "?B 1 Ik II A H H ^ MAI lUIXALLY J -AND is ** | iirnm p irHHl im 0 1 2:00 - 4:30 ?