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Homecoming weeK
started on Tuesday, October
2 with a cookout on
the Russell House Back
Patio from 5-7 p.m. Starting
6:30 that same evening was
a street dance featuring
Time Square kicking off the
nightly festivities.
On Wednesday night, if
you were one of the lucky
ones wno got ?>ee uees
tickets, the concert began at
8:00 p.m. in the Carolina
Coliseum. Also on Wednesday
the Atlanta Con
temporary l^ance \^onipctiiy
performed at the Township.
This premiere dance group
kicked off the Russell House
University Union's 1979-80
Cultural Series.
On Thursday, the USC
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from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on
Greene Street. Over 35
academic departments
participated in the fair,
showing students the
various offerings of their
departments through many
demonstrations. Thursday
night at the stadium Pi
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Kappa Phi's Cockfest 1979
started at 7:00. Featuring
skits, cheers and fireworks,
Carolina's biggest pep rally
got the Carolina Community
psyched up for the
Homecoming game.
Tonight, the Russell
House Ballroom and adi
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joining rooms win oe
transformed into a Las
Vegas Casino. "Viva-Las
Vegas"-Casino Night will
feature the fine erouD.
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Symbol 8, a rock-dance
band from Charlotte.
Blackjack tables, roulette
wheels, carp and poker
tables will be featured for
participants to gamble with
play money ($1000 for
every one real dollar, five
dollar limit). During the
evening, prizes will be
auctioned off to the highest
bidder. Beer, wine and food
will be available for sale.
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By Pam Noble
The annual USC Homecoming Par
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"This year we have 14 floats, three
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the cheerleaders."
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By Sandra Foster ?
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on Oct. 4 this year as a part of! p
homecoming activities. b
The fair was held from 10:00
a.m. until 4:00 p.m. on Greene g
Street. This is the second year that i*
the fair has been held, according to g
Vinnie Gore. Chairperson of the d
Homecoming Commission. c
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ther departments." Gore said.
Students with undecided majors
nay be helped and Job op ortunities
in different majors are
nought out.
The Carolina alumni are also
[iven the opportunity to see what
3 going on in the department they
[raduated from and to see how the
lepartment has grown and
hanged.
There is no fee for departmental
>articipation in which 40 depart
nents participated. I he departnents
had displays and people at
heir tables to talk to the students.
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left at Gervais in front of the state
nue on down Sumter Street. The
it 2:30 p.m. on Saturday."
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telephone lines linked with the
computer. There was a deck writer
to make computer print out pictures
for students. This was
possible because of the link up
with the computer, according to
Clark Archer of the Math Department.
The Chemistry Department,
under the direction of Terry
Didleman. organized a small
display showing the activities of
their research group in environmental
chemistry. There was
an air sampler displayed and a
water sampler. People were
present to answer questions.
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