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Moongl sta By Chris Gamccock St A basketball i heifin ilie first ?>f in: events sponsored l>y to provide money, ami canned good Christmas season f needy families. The marathon, en-sponsored by the Council, begins at i and ends 24 hour* basketball courts physical education e< AREA BUSIINE! s|)oii>orin<: fraterni pledging money, ace min Barnes, co('.arc>1 ina (lares. Carolina (lares is a drawing and a Taming "78. at tlif ^ Hotel ballroom aft Nov. 20. Shuttle l?Uf transportation l'roni the hotel. Admission "The (lolumhia I tion League is help this e\ent." Barium hit of this is heiuj: <1 our food is donate* will <>>> ill root I ? *?" w , CanDURING THE drawing winner of a weekend , incliidi commndations and annoiineed. Area mei donating other prizes Tickets for the drawing went on sale The Carolina - (1 hall game Dee. 6 v>i to Carolina Cares, will he soLeiting casJ ter the game, Barnes s AIJSO, THE pr< has tried to make statewide event by ow The six man illuminate the s authentic, distar C-arolin; rts Chris Doyle regional campuses ?H Writer Cares, Barnes said, "This year we a uarathon will ??r drive more ill any community <*onlacted two- an f 1:? / > nncpii VI ?? IMI li-ili v-drniina v.ares i"-"1 "v K" clothes, to\s to set up drives, slu s during |J... 1 hey are: Lan or Columbia's chie at Allendale, USC - Beaufort. which is l>eiii{* r?. , f . I he project coi Interfrateniitv 'J , ' eontaeted eh loon 1 hursdav , . . - organizations and ' later on the ;. . . .... . saul thev have r hehind the response from thes 'liter. 1 stsr-t! > . Without the co win , , moii I ha\?' a sum itv trams t?\ . . no >aid. or<lm?i to Snarchairiiian of Barnes.?' o -cha also sponsoring <lon and the 16 < < (lance. Tijjer have l>cen plannii Jt adc Hampton <'*' early Mimincr cr Ti?:?'r Burn : the stadium to JT* ^|.j Dovsntowsi Ar- ! 1411 Oervj illU Uc >|)OIIMir B I n-2:lS A sai<l. "A ?<mm! itiiaicd. M??^t of I Allf I. All prorrrtl.- gjg Vvltl to Carolina gS m Choice c meals, will In* 'chants arc also dance and if Urgently Monday. I Medicals I<*inson basket- I P?^ ^ ' II l.e dedicated I ^eek for 3 and volunteers I ,nf0rmatlO li donations af- l ] ject commute pj the project a p helping IJSC's Ippig -made moons over R student center a bit m it one. ei i^ares itmas d: i set up Carolina worked v< we've had ttempted to make summer." an areawide. We CARCl (i lour-year cainr of the campuses < p said. solioitinj easier, Salkchat- <'l?thes a USC - Union an<l ??>?PI>?np All toy. for Tots, mniittce also has Corps,Bai urches, civic tions will 1 schools. Barnes charity or cccivcd excellent (Varolii e groups. Student G Student A ininunitv, we just 'ssf ul drive/* Bar- Carotin; $10,000 tl said she li about $20. irinati Ann (Ion- All don timnittee iueiul>ers |?\ volunte i?: this projeet sin- committee . "Kveryone has event. =iH New ^ Special itry Steak >f Two Vegetable: HH k i i o i o I nmixuv. i o - \ v \ needed people with Monon ^search. If you now have or veeks mono, you may qual hours of your time. Call 2 n. Mon. thru Fri. Serologicals I>aboratoi Suite 105 2719 Middlebv Columbia, S.C. 29204 ^2^8 n Mai best in "M( Stairs to feel are. "W :['. W$ South coin tn "Tl si<lrr:i Hon-ji rega r< "W puhli: Dave Robjck ? GAMECOCK year i 11 w w millet ussell House |ll(.llt ore than the Kir much said. Tin i work. philos rive Carol; 'ry hard. We all feel that Soi the Christinas spirit since Carol Barnes said. ty, S<] l)(*St 11 >LIN A CARES will * te the activities with H canned ^oods, toys, ' nd money at about 20 a,n ra centers. some < s collected will go to Toys l'lc 11,1 sponsored hy the Marine ^'u ncs said. All other collec- worM" l>e divided among various ' ustr* ganizations. la Cares is funded l?v if/ overnment and l?v *' etivities. OIV writer a (larcx raised more than mihli: (lis past year, and Barnes jhe 1-^ iojh's the amount will he "Tl ,000 this year. cess u ations will Im> enllected Tin ers and distributed l>\ the ??f Iwt a few days after the final niedii -w riiuv M S Richland Mall Hgj Qo 11-2:15 44:00-?:00 ||| Wo S$L7911' tucleosis to aid in I S | have had within I J Jniversity nnKlicViinr J?PUl**FAAC7A AAA A?iot major c By Danny I*ow? Gamecock Staff Writ 11 y people consider the University of S< i the Southeast. Holt Kin?j, director of tl i>st people would sa> f 1 \pcreent of t that have presses are considered the !>< that we are up there with Harvard ai K ARK not here to he the Random II . hut it is very tempting/* King said, ercial publishers do not.** lie commercial aspects (of puhlishii it ions," Karle Jackson, assistant dircct< irofit organization with tin* int<*nt of llcss of financial considerations. r publish about 20 hooks a year."* K <li more. \X?- get ah;;ut 1.500 full and iikI send out as many rejection letter? I with an idea or a brief description ither accepted or rejected. SG SAII) some manuscripts are rejecte to print. Some hooks involve a lot of ? press publishes hooks on subjects w h marine biology, international studies, 1_ ojmy. E DC) several lv|H*s of hooks , soiik lal," Jackson said. He said regional li ina or the South. ne regional hooks are The History o I in 4i hy Thomas H. Pope and The Hi* >ulh Carolina hy George C. Rogers. J; 1 their respective counties, hut they had HE IMPRESSION these hooks make < >aid, adding that the general im?ressi< . r' I ther proud of the reviews we have re >f the write-ups in journals which pry iversity press. - university press prints mostly in En| -renowned. Kin^ said Japan, Germ; ilia receive hooks from the university p university does not confinc its??lf to aeulty memhers. "Alnnit 20 percent of ulty of the university," King said. IK FAMOUS author the university pi \U..wU ...... 'r? . \ .iuimu a k/xiUiiii il, 1 lit* (HllYt .li the Kussian version into Knglisli in iglish speaking world," King said, lie IkhiIv We Never Make Mistakes l> hen it eame out,*" Jackson said. e IISC press i> not a large press in spit ween a small and medium sized press," iin-sizrd press a few years ago before tl e need a bigger staff to handle more 1m Student TONITE Kit the Spaghetti 1 (served with salad & $2.50 Ml ?=3 PIZZA H< 2 Intersection 1-26 3 St. Andrews Shop Intersection 1-26 & St Phone 794-C T press: I cost oncern 'II r >uth (Carolina Press one of tin* le university press, said, lie universities in the United i'st," Kiiifj said. "i would love id Yale, hut 1 don't think we ouse or the Douhledav of the "Our jol> is to publish what i?j) are not the major eon>r, said. lie said the press is a publishing quality material. kin?: said. "We would like to partial-length manuscripts a i." Sometimes a l??tt<*r is suhof a manuscript. The idea is d because they would cost too capital and others do not, he I _ 1 l -l j \ icii liiciiMie: me i/rient, social history, literary criticism and very academic , some very looks were those ahout South f Newberry County, South itory of Georgetown Counickson said the two hooks sell I .. I 1.1 -I 1 i uiM? mhii ciN1 wlitre. hi people is very import an i,'' >n of the hooks were good. "I ('eived," he said, mentioning ise some hooks published by *lish. However, its hooks are any, England, Canada and ress. printing the manuscripts of the books we publish are by ess has published is Russian rsity press was the first to iv(>2. "W e launched liim in v Solzhcnitsyn was not a suce of its acclaim. "W c art* sori * \\ oodward said. "Vi c were a icy cut lis hack (financially )." ?oks," J ackson said. Nite | fou can Eat ? I i I \ 3 yuiiic oreaa; 3 jg of Draft | 50* 1 0US? | and Hwy 378 g ping Center gj . Andrews Rd. )500 I