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Help needed ^ i in Olympics To the Editor: Each year about this time the Special Olympics is held. On April 8 at the Weems Baskin Track approximately 500 kids from Babcock Center, Midlands Tech and other special education school^ across the state of South Carolina will compete in what promises to be the largest event in South Carolina history. There will be volunteers from USC's Greek system, University ITninn intprrnllpffinto ennrto Afr/>. w ...? w. <VW?> vx/ VWJ (Ml V American Society and the ROTC units to name a few. The volunteer recruitment is being handled by the Voluntary Action Council under the supervision of John Elkins and friends. The Olympics begin at19:30 with an awaras ceremony, parade and opening speech by Governor James B. Edwards. The events will begin immediately afterwards. Also, Chi Psi and Sigma Nu fraternities will sponsor volleyball and kickball clinics. "It's a newspaper': duty to print the news and raise hell." ?Wilbur F. Storey Chicago Times, 1851 11 THE BAC SHAI I ( I MfiPTU , 0 ^ V V I ^^Compk L 11 ? 7:30 M-F 10?6 Sat. /T!s &en?A&- Tttef'Ke&ux "#<' 14TE... J't/e fBCuseMb Germ sncc rx/tr the /t/noyeoA/ &vy Jusr A/o. thhtohck. $us tuete. *a 9 o *. jA ^ * I ^ me weeks leading up to the ci. Olympics will be filled with of- i IH ficiating workshops, orientation for new volunteers and films in the USC dorms. This will be L-., culminated on Aoril 7 at 4:30 with a ilQl rally in lecture hall 107 Currell College. Anyone and everyone is To th< encouraged to attend. Act' The Special Olympics comes other around once a year and from the looks of things it looks like April 8 pea is gonna be quite a fulfilling day to m**;. - iUMg1' 5 an awful lot of people. Students week should show concern and get in- thetr volved in this most worthwhile rip~of project. whole it see Skip Earle 0ften bodie Dugas - Cromer sn!fwea , matte article no good pan To the Editor: Frankly, Chuck, I don't give a I s damn. For anyone but a Gable Wash groupie, the film is not that bad. relea comfi Terry Dugas realis iKPACKER 1 MD OPENIW T)ME RY AMU ifSW w w a IH SBSST B *r ? 0 w M FACE DANDEl (No Pur DRAWING TO I South Carolina's jte Wilderness Outfitter quality gi QAf) UADHPM QT ?7fi/ r?nrifc/i-if w ? . COLUMBIA, S.C. 29205 803-799-75 Trt ME /kU VQ& f&i TD&O/S (MneeccAs? s/fr "/&&>? .. "to/Mrs rx. o 9 ^ !S ?9k ck presentation d poor quality e Editor: ually, Dear Bergman fans or interested persons, ir not! The film entitled "The 3 Flute" you saw this past at a local theatre was NOT ue film. Due to another grand f, you were deprived of a t foot of screen at the top. Did m to you that the faces were cut in half and the headless s were just a bit too listic? It wasn't Bergman's technique, it was simply a ir of gross negligence on the of the theatre management. >aw the intended form in , ington, D.C. when it was first sed, and felt extremely un or table seeing it again, until I led exactly what was going ias nut i MARCI 5 REGISTE .ION TEN chase Nece IE HELD API flHB MH *i r* ... Rinc IN' CAMP SNOW V/ACA vnovK sar pHo? WOOL 71 EUREK SME's/wr !| TOO ooootocK/*', <w, /nreofi, | AAQtutV... WOL/lbJt) /X&MgiyHts -W saote/r aoynt&vo/rr th/a/utT cientsoA/* O O o i r on. All of you who saw it here were deprived of the subtle glances and expressions involved. Anyone who knows Bergman knows that this use of facial expressions is crucial to the film, more so than any other I have seen. This UAMCX p-fsnlc DeLoache Kerry Noiihrup Lynn Bumgerdner George Morri* eeee?e*eeeeeeeeeeoeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee?< Tommy Fowler. , Johnny Drumming* Chuck Cromer ? 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