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By Sharmin Barnes
Fraternities and sororities ar<
again uniting for Greek Week 197<
on Monday in an effort to promot<
Greek spirit on campus and to ai(
the Riverbanks Zoo.
Thp wpplr will ho Marnh 94_91
coinciding with Greek Week a
USC. As part of the "Zo<
Awareness Week," 1,200 fraternity
and sorority students will b<
selling general admission tickets t<
the zoo at the reduced rafe"o'f $1 Dei
ticket. These tickets will be vali<
through April 30 and will no
be sold at the zoo gate.
The USC students will be selling
the tickets to the public Wed
nesday as their com
petitive service project for Greel
Week. Tickets will be sold door-to
door, at various shopping centers
downtown and at the USC Russel
House. Students will also b?
canvassing the state in an effort t<
stimulate sales outside th<
Lexington-Richland Counties area
r-ersuns wisning 10 oraer cnesi
tickets may send a check to th<
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J zoo," explained Bob Gatti of Intei
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/ and Tuesday nights, the Follie
3 show will be presented to the publi
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r auditorium at 8:15 p.m. March 2
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variety show of Broadway music
I "The Follies was first put on las
- year. It was so well received tha
- we decided to include it again thi
i year in Greek Week," Melain;
- Clements said.
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1 Co-Chairman Billy Davis said,"W
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) several weeks ago to see if ther
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could assist them in maximizini
i the Zoo's exposure locally am
3 - throughout the state. "
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