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Reprodi 1 By C Oai Research being cond could enable South Car dustry ? that of repro Bob Stein's working i USC and a division ol Marine Resources. " DURING THE 193( productive in South ( dwindled mainly becau paying jobs. Pollution coastal waters also con profitable livelihood, Si Into I Playing in the take it out of you t/i Ilia a iu/rt-tnr WW W TT W sampling the lat he's enjoying a break. Non-s life FOREST GROVE, O Students who take class and dying and related to be non-smokers. This is one startling fi surfaced during the p years from "death" cla at Pacific University Evans of the English 1 Since he started teacl on the topic of death in : has had more than 20 Only one percent of the f """"""" HALLi j! SPONSORED! | WHERE: 1332SUMT j GATES OPEN I AT 6:30 PM N COUPON GOOD j GAMES i { UK'I ; A ADMISSION $1.00 50' OFF COUPON' OH BM mtm MM una mbb MB : Urgently nee< | ] Medical Reseat : the past 2 week [ ] week for 3 houi . information. M icing and fa fesea ynthla A. Spigner n*cock Staff Wrlt?r iucted by a USC graduate sti olina to rekindle a former cat ducing and harvesting oyster, under a grant jointly sponsor* F fho W11J1I* i miv A^vpcii uucill %Jk TTUUllIt >'s, the oyster industry was Carolina," he said, Tlie ind se of labor lost to easier and k and its contaminating effe< tributed to the downfall of the tein said. I lis music i i USC band can really i, especially if you have i tuba. Tim Kost isn't est millinery fashions; well-deserved musical ^ - QAMBCQC mokers k is 'fragilt re. (AP) ? smoked. In hh les on death classes, Evans topics tend percent of the s "I can only su act that has smokers are m ast several fragile life is," i sses taught are concerned by George mortality and ca ''acuity. Their avoidancc ling classes example of this 1971, Evans 0 students. EVANS BELX se students of the first profe JUWE?H HAUNTED HOU! BY THE COLUMBIA J AYCEES 1 ER STREET (NEXT TO THE TRAILWAYS 50* Off FOR ADULT ? STUDENT ADMI! t PRIZES * SCARES * FUN * I LL 8? LUfUtINC fOR VOII CAROLINA STUDENTS A ADULTS $.51 GOOD OCT. 26 AND OCT. 27 C led people with Mononuclec ch. If you now have or have b mono, you may qualify fo * of your time. Call 254-65! on. thru Fri. Serologicals Laboratory uitelOS 2719 Middleburg Columbia, S.C. 29204 arvesting oyst irch mi< * Stein's research has reve oKni.t "?T J * * uuuui ujraici?. unaer certan udent sex," he said. The females t sh in- under stress. Stein said his s. source of stress in the femail ad by fects will be tedious because I i and oyster is male and which is "I don't think you can detei very killing it," Stein said. Those b] us try the breeding season and watc >etter releases. :t on AnM flTRPB iPAniwr ro aiq looking at the impact of man's iifjlljII1 g^^gyyS!j ^t^x_ ::-V::'"*:' some seven yei my teaching about ( ^ ? Jt/tv teaches such a c< and this past su m "The Theme ^ Literature." H generally limite< and they fill up i "Taboos are i regular English says, "And, the finds that some 50 has made death tudents smoke. People today ar rmise mat the non- happiness and a\ ore aware of how pain and death tays Evans. 'They nature of our cult about their own to suppress the to] re for their health mvstoru n?of i of tobacco is one frightens us." EVES he was one ssors in the nation - ^ HI 10/31 ! BU5STAT,ON) I il G ATfeS OPEN J Hln'ljB AT*:30PM ?SION ONLY I 1jdjg/L ETC. I WEBMA H VTTWfl I! i mmm 5 CHILDREN * h inM 5?'OFF | I tut rt RBSBHBBnMnHHMI I mci/uiST la to aid in ?3fa/n s had within |ffln r $80.00 per I iVit^ Y7 for more I I C*N ??yi IrwMi f I ?" ICIbiiii Sh 711B Salui i Columbia, Soutt (803) 2t I Fin IntormationAt II In M*|0r US C I Outtidt I I cm toll r?tt ers jht help aled some interesting facts labor si i conditions, they can change saidend to turn into males when His r< research will examine the determi 3 oyster, but studying the ef- plans t< le first must determine which vironm< iciiuue. "The rmine an oyster's sex without oysters leased with patience wait until he said :h which gametes each oyster Once improv establii i industry's rebirth include which \ \ activity on oyster life and the the sta v r :" ""'*?V"' ~J~,r" "' ' . r-;t-,;4^ff ^ ^HJ?; ^a/ \." ? ./% Bps? *i-' '^^HP*;-': mm - ^F$l B ^ I; % :'^y^SjL .. :>* :;' :*&>' :&;'- ' -* ' ' : :':.y ffifSSwSf&lfi V sHH ?83 ,jp V r" -^~4 irs ago to start Evans says more leath. He usually men enroll in his deal Durse once a year he thinks women are mmer he offered dealing with death. of Death in "WOMEN SEEM [is classes are interested in life 1 to 20 students, women represent t quickly. life," Evans explaii ' > ? > ne ucaui aa mi auverai American public always lose. a taboo subject. "Today's young p e busy pursuing confronted by death roiding discussing counterparts at the i. The scientific century. It's a youtl ure has led people ? pic of death. It's a don't like, and it /flPja^~^5Basai 5^ I I We inv' W I "COl IPMATI9N f r.vj ",WCM,M | I for T{ UN I ? Ml Cluster w? m t wwttui B Mv rting Sma da Avenue g \ Carolina 29205 K11? * *-<?73 V^g?|d% )oul 0lh#r C*ntcn I ^*?1 mtt fifl 11*1 K Abiotd 8 I 1Y Stat* I \ nTiliWiiiiiif ii I. , wmiiw | inch ituation which changed t 'search will involve prepa ine the most polluted are ) study the state's hydrol ent and their effect on th se experiments can aid i can grow and reproduce i present growth patterns e the reproduction ra *hed. There would then I vould increase the state's < te's economy, he said. women than people lj Ji classes, and adds, "p more open in any more buries tli to be more any mori and death; Evans he source of great dei is. "Men see because 1 ary, and they fad asjx suffering eople are not He doe as were their are chanj turn of the of death i h culture and in the ful repstone tie to din ifter the gam ,UMBIA*S F SALAD BA1 nervations call Steaks - Seal anquet - Lo Grey stone tiou 1-26 at the Zoo < istry he oyster industry, Stein ring a map of the coast to as. Once this is done, he ogical and geological ene oyster population. in determining how fast under present conditions," are determined, ways to ite of oysters can be >e an increase of oysters oyster export and enhance -.'-T;_ | ive longer. Also" Evans eople seldom die at home >, and the family no longer le deceased person itself e, either." does not like to talk a d about his death classes le worries about "the new jet," coming from the of people. s believe that the times ging and that the subject tvill no longer be taboo ture. want I \e with us I INEST I I" I 252- 5175 I ?AAll I unge I ievard I ixit _ >>? .<. ?4 ??