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Swine flu here nexi USC students can get swine flu vaccinations next week at th< Russell House. The first letter of a student's last name dtermines which day he 01 she will get vaccinated: Monday A-D; Tuesday, E-L; Wednesday # M-R; Thursday, S-Z. Faculty anc staff will be vaccinated Friday Students, facultv and staff musi have a validated ID. Vaccinations will be given from 8:30 a.m. tc noon, and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. - The monovalent vaccine donated by the state healtf department, is a "normal risk' Commercii Cinematic By SANDI McDANIEL Gamecock Staff Writer Three commercials are being si House Theater in order to help me Arts. Emmy Ross, chairman of the Cii of the loss of income from last year to compensate, w "We needed some help financis and we had to compensate for the outrageous complaints about the "The ads have been running sir two car ads and one for Dr. Pepj reactions to the ads, but I think we them." Ross said WHEN WE first got the ads tastefully done to attract people c they were what we were led to b? they were very well done," Ross She added that there is nothing w ine ineaier in me union consuiuu ads to be stopped. Paul Savco, of the Russell House the money we can get in order to week for free. The ads help to ke< the movies. We're planning to ha find out if it's offensive. If it is, I g\ The Russell House Theater off< during the week, and for $1 on \ ' jcome i fo: * I * 1 i I JE w ?m. I ^ } Authorized bj g Bjsssssssssssssssssssss L shots t week i vaccine, according to Elaine ~ ? iUA .4.. J 4. 1 UL v/iapiia ui uic siuueiu iieaun center. Anyone allergic to eggs t should not be vaccinated. Bivalent vaccine, for those with heart , disease or special problems, will , not be available. I Anyone who has a fever should wait until the fever is gone, and t anyone who has been vaccinated i within 14 days of receiving the > swine flu vaccination should see a doctor, Crapps said. , More details will be printed in 1 Thursday's edition of The ' Gamecock. als boost Arts budget hown before the films at the Russell et the budget needs of the Cinematic nematic Arts group said that because 's budget, the group had to find a way illy. Last year's budget was revised loss of income. So far we've had no commercials," said Ross. ice about Oct. 17. I euess. There are >er. We haven't gotten any negative were somewhat deluded when we got we were told that they were very the college age group. I don't think slieve that they would be. I don't think > said. mentioned about the programming at on, so there is no legal reason for the ; University Union, said, "We need all keep showing the movies during the ep us from having to charge for all of nd out some sheets to the students to jess we'll have to stop." irs movies free of charge to students uoolronHc iSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS MEET AI ? k r II A. ^ nie ? ? v MLMY CAR! r morning Oct. rATE HOUSE STE 9:15 A.M. f 1976 Democratic Presidential Campai !SSSSS0QSS8SSSSSS$SS$SSSSSS V|t fl ;' 'V; ^QPPIPP* ^ Work nears end Workmen are involved in the fii renovations on the McCutcheon will enable its use as a dining and i ? JJ1UUV1 llli at new Fa< By KATHLEEN McINTYRE Gamecock Staff Writer i < With renovation of the McCutcheon House on the Horseshoe completed to transform it to a faculty house, the board of governors for the Faculty House is now faced with deciding how it will be operated. Dr. John Fryer, one of the governors, said they must determine matters such as which food service to use and consider suggestions for additional operations. < __ NGE I I I rER 26,1976 1 1 PS 1 1 gn Committee g $sssssssssssss$s$ssssssJ tfm.H "" > vpr* ' v,..^. ~ rm Uf? in.. --/' ' ' * - ., -. , *? N% *r i' " * * fM' $ $ " ^ J',. **4 al stages of for the facultv. / * louse which new facility is d ocial facility iy be serv< julty Hon One of the possibilities being tudied by the board is allowing lcoholic beverages to be served. "It has been suggested that ilcoholic beverages be allowed in he Faculty House. Before making he suggestion a formal plan, we vill have to look into all its jossibilities," said Fryer. "Not being a lawyer, I can not be lire, but I do not think there are iny legal prohibitions of this proposal," he said. "The tistribution of alcoholic beverages talk Extra? movie "Tales t tV siui i II cP OY 9 buffetdinne roast beef or bewitching f '"iPW Rwssftll H IjjUm, buffet: i C????ln * * uesT costume wins ai two at the next Stude at the Top of Caroline includes a bottle of v\ to\o< ***** Everybody Welcome J?f# Sctetot?THE GAMECOCK A board of governors for the eciding how it will be operated. ed se at the Faculty House is only a cnd0pc(inn anrl it i c ctill in wwDOvwviv#" M??v? * V tu OVA II All II1V planning stages." "If there are no legal obstacles, we would be required to have a permit and a license to sell alcoholic drinks," Fryer added. "These have not yet been ob tained." The new Faculty House will be open during the day to serve members of the faculty who have paid the initiation fee and who pay dues on a regular basis. iween m am mamm? am aganxa >f Terror" ig Vincent Price r fa/itiirinM /?? i ova u i 111 y v.u v cu id a table full of other oods louse Cafeteria -sday, Oct. 28 5-7 movie: 6:30 $<ty0iHG t $ nnerfor fiSSr' ^nt Night i- SS^; nne. University Dining Services "the people pttatw'