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The USC Clariosophic Society will sponsor a debate on personal liberty in government, between Dr. James L. Stiver and Dr. Peter C. Sederberg on Feb. 12 at 7:30. Also, on Feb. 19, Dr. Ahkavi, government professor, will speak on his suggestions for U.S. Middle East policy at 7:30. Both programs will be held on the third floor of Legare College, in the USC Horseshoe. Photos of South Carolina children by Bob Rowan of USC's Instructional Services Center, will be on display in the second floor lobby of Russell House. The exhibit, in observance of the International Year of the Child, also \ contains poems written by children. On Campus we've ~t& i . ] HAMDUE "VHiS * Matter. \ - Hfs DE.L?CATE4_V' \ A NEV T7t* ^ <? ""=?"*r fg**g3KS3Bg?gB HHHHSIS li I i 'I I IIHI1 BKBT-ri m PIVMR QlSHHHni kin! 933 s: DSQ39S3BBBH 799^ 1 LADY C 2000 Blossom St. v Five Points Some Stores LADY OUTLE Event. NEV! Savings on FA] Dress Pants Skirts Blouses Jeans (Levis incl.) Sweaters reg. 1 Velours Suits reg. 'V.* V -c ALL SAL! i New Shipn /' V > "Just Arrive< JTerty Top Skirts, Blow Moruhiy-Siilurd I ISSiWSTBMBKsiSBTSii Recent paintings and prints by USC art faculty member James M. Steven, will be on display in the Art Gallery of McKissick Museum through Feb. 20. Also on view in the Historical Collections Room of McKissick are Catawba Indian and Edgefield slave pottery, dolls from around the world, the Bernard Baruch family silver, USC memorabilia ana James f\ Byrnes momentos. McKissick is open Monday-Friday, 9 until 4. AE Rho, the National Broadcasting Society, will sponsor a dance at Johnny B's Feb. 8, beginning at 8. Desert Ice, a Columbia based band, will perform. Admission is $1.50 and there will be happy hour all night long. IY1E TEST V ? e*Gy is WE HAVE to RE " > THRfxxiM . ; CALM f RATtoMAL3Ty THEKJ SO WG DOkJ'T N. 4 SRIWS OH GULT VAWAKEA.ES . :--i reEuw^i ~ s i ; ;/f:* I "': W-li <NMMVP3HQfK?M91 (MMIi PSVIPtilfllEHHHHHHHflHHflflH4 k?'s |EEBDSEE?QB|Bp Main St. 3807 EmSSoEBBBHI I _1 )UTLET 1576 Sunnyside Dr. Off Forest Dr. j I Have A SALE, i 1 '<T is Having an ER BEFORE ; LL STOCK. \ Reg. to $20 now $8 | reg. to $25 now $ 10 ! reg. to $18 now $5-$7 A /S ^ ? reg. 10 &zz now $ 1U : to $26 now $6-$8-$ 10 reg. to $26 now $10 to $130 now $20-$35 BS FINAL ient Spring 1 d" Poplins- > s, Baggies, < ( ?es, Cheeno's < 1 : ii r lay. 10 am ?|?in ' Photos of the Israeli outdoors taken by the late Gail Rubin, will be on display through February in the Geology Museum , of McKissick. The show is a tribute to the work of this promising young phorographer killed bv Palestinian terrorists while she was recording the country's wildlife and landscape. John Kenneth Adams, of the USC Music Department, will present a piano concert on Feb. 6 at 12:30. Adams will perform works that he performed during his recent series of Russian music concerts. The public is invited to the concert and to lunch which will be served in the Parish House Dining room thirty minutes before and after the concert. ' i v * r 1 i-??.-? i i -?-' ? 'I i?iy v_uitz:i ii i ncivvitD - " 3. dort-V oanc ). ? . VviV?a1 yo^ SAy WArtt s. fi hi no -1o leaxAc. Vv s . HVe. pi tide, jars aW |1 V, urn i GEl CAMP! Do you kno\ go to a schola patronage add "THE CA | B the CO! MW rea. WtBESmm: W v p'- -:Vr^^v-."-> ""^' v_ .^'ffv-^^B '.% VP S ^ v _x_" Don^t Mil ?|?tttt0ttt9t|fi &SP1| M ^ ^ Ak RUSSELL HOUSE ur Partner in Educati 'iPERD< ;aurant and loung< vnv PER Ii SLE1 Fel One Nig 9IIVW? C* \ . " A> " j' ' ss RIFF RAFF a *f? 4 r TO KNOW YO JS BOOK! n that Campus Bool rship fund? They d s to the fund every iMPUS BOOI nif^mm IUR I STORE k Store profits o ? and your time you shop KSTORE BOOKSTORE,B >or] 3 2 ISENTS : m CY | : >. 9th 1.0 lit Only 19:00 I and 11:00 ;-''V 0 j m Feb. 8th * " V