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Richland County Public Library
and McDonald's are sponsoring a
"fine free" week for all overdue
library materials. A coupon for one
free regular McDonald's hamburger
will be given out through
Nov. 6 to each person who returns
overdue books, records or art
pmiid.
Overdue materials should be
returned to the Library
Headquarters at 1400 Sumter St. or
any branch of the Richland County
Public Library. No fine will be
charged.
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lawyer's assistant. This intens
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The purpose of the "fine free"
week is to put materials back into
circulation. Coupons can be
redeemed at any participating
McDonald's.
A program of sexual enhancement
for women will begin
Wednesday at the USC
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The program will be for women
ages 20 to 55 and will not involve
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member of the legal community.
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Placemen t Office to rrtee t in teres ted
contact the Placement Office or The
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26, (404) 266 1060.
dents on the basis of Individual merit
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The program will include
education and intervention to
enhance sexual satisfaction.
Interested women should call
Barbara Gallion or Irwin Fried at
the Center, 777-4864 for more in
lormauon.
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( ] Adults, $2.
Ticket poll?
of the poll will determine if
legislation to change the system
will be introduced in the senate,
Hungate said.
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that a new system "be implemented
regardless of class
rank, social security number or
any other basis."
Under the proposed system, the
women distributing the tickets
would pass them out randomly.
The good tickets would be spread
out through the day and a student
would take what he or she was
given, according to Barry Alford,
chairman of the athletic com
miuee ana autnor oi the bill
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proposing this system.
The bill also states that the
present system "is difficult-toimn/vcoihlo
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said students can slide by the officials
at the door, and that it is
often difficult to determine ID
numbers. Students pass ID cards
to friends in line after using the
cards for themselves, or students
will get in the line of a previous
time slot, according to Alford. 4
When lines are short, officials at
the door will sometimes admit
students not having the correct ID
number. "It doesn't seem
reasonable to turn somebody away
when there's no line," Alford said.
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Carolina Craftsmen's Christmas
sic '76 is a major national arts
afts show. About 1,000
:ted craftsmen and artists
i virtually every state east of
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iwi iuji julyj i j ui ivi uv/i i iu
i reserved booths for the
sic. Many of the artists and
tsmen will be demonstrating
r specialty, and all will be
laying and selling their work,
a two day Christmas shopping
erience you will not want to
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