Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Jean McWhorter, sculptor, will present a lecture and display at r. so tonigni at aioan college, room 203. The program is being sponsored by the National Art Education Association. Refreshments will be served and the program is open to the public. Dr. William N. Adams Smith, professor of anatomy in the USC School of Medicine, leaves the faculty Monday to become chairman of the Department of Morphology and Experimental Pathology at the new medical school being developed by the University of Kuwait. Adams Smith joined USC in 1972 as vice provost of health sciences f it. _ a. _ e ii m m 1? i irom me scan 01 uie meaicai University of South Carolina. He resigned administrative positions as vice president for health affairs and dean of the School of Medicine in December 1975. Contemporary American poet, Elizabeth Bishop, will read a phone 78222?8 II Lafe Adm. I Show $2.50 I Fri.&Sat. 111! :15 P.M. i i. A I SeQn ' Adm. a $2.50 STUDENTS! S Dinninn J -4 ! 5 ! | There are a loi of g [ Butyl, C JfTIi Good Oft I I 'I he wi>r?f*'l hiik 'n Clu-wy ami' of I I i 4 :? 2 Tt is coupon is good * Crispy piz/a or Thic^ ' * buy 1 of equal value, ? restaurants listed be restricted by law. CM 0 Available at these restaurants: : - U _ * l * - ' ; ..* I - selection of her poems today at 4 p.m. in the Business Administration auditorium. Bishop has received the Pulitzer Prize, the National Book Award and the "Books Abroad" Neustadt International Prize in Literature. She has published four books, the most recent, "Complete Poems," published in 1969. Her new book, "Geography III," will be published this fall. Bishop will be on campus at 11 a.m. to meet students in the English Department Library, fourth floor, Humanities Building. The program is being sponsored by the USC Department of English. USC's Division of Continuing Education will co-sponsor a workshop on values clarification Nov. 5-6. Dr. Sidney B. Simon, a nationally-known author, lecturer and workshop leader, and Tom Erney, director of the Peer Facilitator Program in Gainesville, Fla., will co-lead the , workshop. i The workshop will run from 3 to Columbia's Q Finest LJ m te Show Fri. & Sat. N -- L M eyond2001 1 m ZARDOZ "j|; t ABC OlscMHit Ytafitar* tm Mm m* Mmm Nd use KnotoMn. H TTtyTTXJ tesi flut ood thing* under our roof. letlFiec II Pliu Only y H?yul?r Pr(c?? I'hin 'n Criapy xe rtviitcrcdmiiicniiili 'if** Hut. Inc. C I97f?. Pirta H?l. lot ? ? ?if)? fojf-1 ' : for 1 free small Thin 'n , i 'n Chewy pizza when you at participating Pizza Hut * . low. Void where taxed or 'fer expires Oct. 29, 1976. ft > participating Pirza Hut t ' ISC Location > I 17 S. Main St. > 799-5036 ?P * > ? 6 p MB m HM MB MM MM Mi MM MM MM MM MM 'Jews briefs 9:30 p.m. Nov. 5 and from 9 a.m. to 3:30 n.m. Nov. fi in the Srholnrshin Lounge of USC's Williams-Brice Stadium. One continuing education unit credit will be awarded from USC for the workshop, which costs $30 per participant. Six people may register for the price of five. For further information contact Myra Charlwood in Columbia at 799-4554 or 781-3381 or Thomasine Robertsat 754-0686 or 359-5177. December 1 is the deadline for applying to attend spring semester i 3rd Anni | Don's Hall< ! Party | Friday, Oct. I ft?nn__9 ! I PRIZES I 1/4 Keg Bestdre ii 2 cases Bestdre I | Z cases Bestdre 1DC I I f I I Men.-Tuet.-\ ^ mmm HH, UH M tmmm ?mm i i MM IpII | LINllKt j i $4" LPs ar noc ^ ^ w w Oct.: I (across trom USC H I; Come In costume fo i classes at the University of South Carolina. All new ana transter students, along with those seeking readmission, need to contact the Admissions Office as soon as possible for applications. There is a $15 non-refundable fee which must be returned with the application form. Admission to the USC Graduate School for spring semester also has a Dec. 1 deadline, and for the first time, those applying will be required to pay a $10 fee. Anyone applying for graduate school after the Dec. l cut-off will have to pay jal >ween I I p ssed couple LJ ssedmaie 1 < # ? i ssecf female | >N's LOUNC 80 I Harden Street Don't Forget Our II I A if% M VPiI narri uaic f'cd. ? Fivchwrs $1 mmm wmm mmm mmm mmm mmm wmm wmm mmm mmm mmm m qwjtn "STOCK fs e reduced to $ are reduced t< 28, 29, 30 only! . I ft RC 919 SumterSt. orseshoe; next door to McDonald r an even better deal I ^ 1. an additional $15 late fee. For more information nr nn application, undergraduates should contact the admissions Office at 915 Gregg Street or call 777-5206. The Admissions Office also has a toll-free number for persons calling from within South Carolina, 1-800-922-9755. ? Persons interested in applying for graduate school can write Graduate School, 1718 College Street, University of South Carolina, Columbia, South Carolina 29208 or call 777-4243. L- MM M mm MB ? mm ? ? M n I , - I % lob for Apples nBeer Dress up and Come I iE : ? ___ i I I .00 all nijjhtl "sfff $i? OFFj: sT^irxix I d$4" : woiraVrfffiji -j.