Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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. rrornr I. * The Gait * * An Eye on Can S * i| I irrr^ir^J * !; We, at Miller, are < ?; environment, and s ;I college reclamatio > I campus. Any org; l\ I and by collecting I I 1 ties, win valuable !; 1 For more inform ! I namnn^ mn tnHai Campus Rep !; Telephone " * j | Schafer D wwwvw% I * ! necock: |l !k ak i -w \ . npus Problems ;! <; fVVVWVWftWWWW^lLiwuutf concerned about our III |! ;o we've initiated our I n program on your III > I anization can enter, II j[ I Miller cans and bot- I j! J prizes. || jj j ation contact your I ! I HI 5 1 John Benson || % 777-5613 I | istributing^^^ From Page 10 K nmi o ? iu^uo " African history, their art form was viev meaningless. Their artifacts, masks and stati not primitive, crude or simply fetishes, but sophisticated expression of the religion historical needs of the people as well as an ou everyday needs, humor, pageantry and thea The Russell House University Union (F Special Programs Committee is sponsoring t nual Winter Formal from 8 p.m. to midnight in the Russell House Ballroom. Admission is vitation only ; they are free and can be picke< Russell House, Room 209. Firebird, a top 4( from Atlanta, will play. THE RHUU Fine Arts Committee will spon exnioit and sale of about 600 original prints fr< famed Ferdinand Roten Galleries collection fi a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday in Russell House Roo Along with prints by Picasso, Goya, Reno Hogarth, prints by many of today's American can be seen. A Roten representative will i questions about the prints and the artists. The Dance Theatre of Harlem will appear i through Saturday night at Township Auditoriu part of the states Bicentennial Festivities. Tick the performance are $5.50. Fee- From Page 10 possibly attend seven movies, have two nigh live entertainment in the Golden Spur, atte free or reduced admission concert in the Ru House Ballroom, hear numerous inform, lectures by such speakers as Ansel Ad; Vincent Bugliosi and movie Director E DePalma or see art displays, short courses cultural events. In addition, the student reads a free car newspaper twice a week and has the opporti to become a member of or attend an event s sored by one of the more than 180 chart student organizations. For the minority of students who join ! Clfe pi I Monday Night Student Spec I for $2.99 you get... I US Choice Steak I Baked Potato or French Fries i Salad Bar I I MSUVATIONt AMI No bluejeans - Stu _ 74_1 j>a[udcj Ave^-HveJ TTMTT^nrv <1 TX'tti jriLi <UAI>IJI Florida's Answer to the PET CANDLE comes to yoi plete set of operating insl train your PET CANDLE stand, light up, and fly. Available in Small. Medium, and PET CANDLE 110 Giralda Ave., Coral Gables. FIc r; Small S1.00 plus 50c postac r; Medium $2.00 plus 75c postac n; Large $3.00 plus 95c postac Name Address . . City State 1976. Pet Candle. Inc I I /ed as The Kitani Foundation is sponsoring the event with ies are the assistance of the National Endowment for the n VPT*V Arte tho C (' A ?; ? *? " *" ? .v^, vwv. kj.v,. m u> vvuiiiimssion ana me Frances Ley s and Springs Foundation. Tommy Scott Young, president, tlet for Kitani Foundation, said, "We are presenting the tre." Dance Theatre of Harlem because we would like to give South Carolina natives a chance to see the best IHUU) artists in any given field. This group has proven its he an- capabilities worldwide." Friday by in- "The Amida", a soul band from North Charleston, 1 up in will perform Dec. 7 and 8 in the Russell House > band Ballroom. The dance is free to students. Beer will be served. sor an THE COLUMBIA Music Festival Association will >m the present "The First Lady of American Opera", om 10 Beverly Sills, in concert at 8 p.m. Dec. 9, at Township m 203. Auditorium Tirkotc to *>c oc -- ?! emu ^o.zo ana can r and be bought at 1527 Senate Street or by phoning 771-6303. artists "Dodge City" (1939), starring Errol Flynn, Olivia nswer de Havilland, Ann Sheridan, and Bruce Cabot, will be shown at 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. Saturday in the Russell House Theatre. :onight m as a Michael Curtiz directed this classic western about ets for the struggle between cattlemen and the corrupt boss of Dodge City. is oi organization, the activities fee allows them to nd a develop other interests. ssell CLUB SPOUTS FEE-?This $1.50 fee per semester itive brought in $44,684 in 1975-76. ims, Club Sports are a relatively new category of the rian Student Activities Fee. It was established in 1975. and Because none of these clubs compete on a varsity level, the Athletic Department will not finance ipus them. mity The benefits of the student activities fee can only pon- be appreciated when the student decides to shed ered his shell of apathy and participate in extracurricular programs. After all, his "hard an earned money" is paying for them. tort's ffeafo ] iai Friday Dec. 3, 1976 j from 5:30-1 0:30 pm DATE NIOHT (couples only) J r r i wo Torune buy one meal and get the j second one free j (doesn't include beverage, desserts, I or appetizers, and lobster tails not included in this offer) ' Bring this Coupon I ? PROPM ATTIRH1IQUIRID I dent or Facultv ID ReauireH I * ? 1 ' *jo in ts 9^9-63 0^3^ rida 33134 ie & handling ie & handling 3STifl8iSjll I r? A hnr\Hlinn 7th week BHMHHflflflflHHHl AT z p 17, rKRTS r-S ??* Ki^ULiaLia Ml I .i?i?Hi'?|