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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
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Awareness Week," 1,200 fraternity
and sorority students will be
selling general admission tickets to
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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.
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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
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"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
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members participating in this
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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
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the Zoo's exposure locally and
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