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faMMeManBsi EB9 Thi W11J Approaching Simone, Megan &?7 Terry's dramatic tribute to French 5^ activist Simone Weil, will be presented bv the USC Showcase Theatre Thursday through I Saturday, March 8-10 in Longstreet I ?? Theatre, with shows nightly at 8. ! ?? Tickets are on sale Monday _ _ _ _ through Saturday in the Longstreet Theatre Box Office and one hour ^ l>efore showtime. Admission is $3 for the general public, $2 for USC r faculty and staff, and $1 for iTj students. After two books of short stories and a Pulitzer Prize, James Alan B McPherson is hailed by many - , critics as the best black author S||Sip|??K currently writing. He arrives in fl . . ? Columbia Tuesday as the third speaker in the USC Spring Writers Series, sponsored by the USC College of Humanities and Social Sciences and the Department of ipllliSSis English. The acclaimed author will read from his work and give a brief address Tuesday evening at 8 in Gambreall Hall Auditorium. The event is free and open to the public. Mi Brilliant costumes, spirited music and flawless dance derived all from a long history of Spanish Receiv tradition come to (JSC Wednesday, March 7. Pascual Olivera and 1 MOH Angela Del Moral, and their k|r*nrl company of singers and musicians, DIOOQ will present "A Celebration of Call or Spain in Dance and Music" at 8 p.m. in the Russell House HylCS Ballroom. Sponsored by the i/lon C Russell House University Union. | I O^v v. ilium wimin mi i mi NominatP him-hpr for thici v/#3 I member and a graduate teac Foundation provides a cash college on the Columbia cam Students, faculty members, c Nominations should be in tl nominee. They must be recei\ I Nominations of faculty merr College of General Studies. Nominations of graduate teac Faculty members who have ' nomination include: Edward Batson, Biology; Edward Be I English; John Gardner, Gene : Zeltner, Philosophy. eb f I k vw ouri viuo I meet Tuesday Mar 6 ) at 7:30 in Room 202 > ^ in the Russell House DONOR CENTER Bed Extra pnBH| kONEY? 1254-22801 e up to $80.00 I Mon.-Wed.-Fri. | | .?L L. w L _ ^ ^ 8:00 am-4:00 pm B{ ifn by being on aH Tues.&Thurs. 3j plasma program H io:ooani-6:oopm nc? yervais St. 254-2280 GIVE A GOO < ? it ntfi & IJAVO, $1,00( jar's AMOCO Outstandinn Teachinn A\ ? - C7 CJ ' ' hing assistant who best exemplify exc prize of $1,000 for each recipient. An] pus is eligible. inu diuiiim cart? invutju 10 suumu nonnn form of individually signed letters, /ed by March 16 to give the selection co ibers should be sent to Professor Joh ;hing assistants should be sent to Dean received the teaching award in prev Nolan, English; Charles Coolidge, H ardsley, History; Jack Ashley, English nal Studies; Peyton Teague, Chemistr ividl Ull J, I f | ~m B4RENTh Birth control FREE Pregnancy tests ^ Abortion V (P 13232 i: J Monc All the Pizza you can ea Draft I $2.15 a i 45 y a See Silent j Movies ! par I I bunday 12J Pizza, Chicken !j you can ea j Iv^elljDereadyft 1637 Airport B I (Just beyond K-M ^tTn?WTnir? "1* fTM?miiiin K A/ard. Awards will be given ellence in classroom teacf \/ full-time fanultv mpmhpr lations for the Outstanding and include a statement mmittee time to review the n Gardner, Selection Com i George M. Reeves of the G ious years and are therel listory; William Wesson, E ; David Husband, Biology y; Hal French, Religious S a ? vjaaivi cvju^r\ ? raye a INNBD ~1 IOCD 2/ll Mtddleburg Drive Suite llO, Kittretl Center Columbia, S. C. 29204 256-4908 ?; ' ?TE ) lay "1 I & Salad 1 ? ? *% te iiuuii Beer 5:30pi,cher 8:00 mug ! s? Open 2EA 7 days : LOR u wee* 2 All the ?? i & Potatoes I t $2.65 I 3r you this time! J tvd.r W. Cola. Hart) 796-0564 J ?1 I to both a faculty j ling. The AMOCO -i of any school or :! i Teaching Award. ! in support of the candidates. mittee Chairman, | iraduate School. ! I ore ineligible for | Economics; Wade ; Bernard Dunlap, tudies; and Philip