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; '"' v '*~"\ ^ :: '/V ^ -- ' * " ' ' ' , ' < x , * ' '^ , : /....: V: * :. ' '':. ': >,*, ..:> .:<..., mx ^Hk^ShbH $ One Elton John fan didn't wake up when tic cooler at his feet may have had something Newman.) USC offers a c< IUI diiuubL ever 4 More than 70 courses, ranging from wines English to real estate investment, are being offered photogi to the public this fall by the short courses A list and conferences program of the USC Course; Division of Two-Year Campuses and Con- Hampt< tinuing Education. These non-credit courses inform; are desigued to improve personal, business and acacerruc skills, said program coor- Costs dinator Steven Wray-Langer. the U . y associa Courses in acrylic painting, home energy Regis conservation, dealing with divorce, and in lengl getting publicity are offered along with held in I ballet, vegetarian cooking and dealing with stress Other rmircphi inr?lnrl? niann iri. pad ? HIVIUUV ?* 1' V/1V struction, calligraphy and sign language. particif unit, wl a perso ALTHOUGH FEWER students have promoti participated in the program than he expected, Wray-Langer said many of the Busir courses should be of special interest to faculty them. They include yoga for runners, 20 pen typewriting, dancing, speed-reading, campus Book Pack! Special-Back to School-Price 11.95 to 23.5( j Guaranteed for Life Alpenlite Wilderness Experience Stairway MOE LEW S Wilderness Station 1105 Lady St. 765-0818 f V Open 8:30-6:00 0utdoorGe^ ' 4;v ^ kets went on sale Tuesday. The to do with it. (Photo by Barry j. Durse ' jj^a| y interest ^Pyflj as a second language and aphy. of courses is available in the Short 5 Office, Room 201 in the Wade 5n Hotel, and at the Russell House itiondesk. range from $5 to $70. Members of SC faculty, staff and alumni tionsgre eligible for discounts. } .tration for the fall classes, ranging ' th from one to 20 meetings, is being the Short Courses Office. EACH TEN hours of instruction, >ants earn one continuing education _ lich provides a record to strengthen ^ n's qualifications for employment or \ uf?* ion, Wray-Langer said. * less and community sponsors and V* teach the classes of approximately r\( sons. Some courses are held off- I w* il l Make An IN H 3 NEW FRIENC I TftdliuMi Fo* Jordache sisley ^1 clouds Male Rome 1001 snapfinger 1 m Himalava * r.=?r\/ ooori h mt -w r ? w vui y i\vvv4 f Chief # Bon Vivant Easy walkin From Cc I i Downtown , E/g. I (Between Cervals I Vl. 14 Kt. Gold I Serpentine I Nl "W m x jr v>nciiii? ] ^ AVAILABLK1N ir? ". I(>" : j 18 '. 2()" AND24" LllNt JTI IS. I 71 no i hi *ac a a a : r s< m >r> I DIAMOND SPI-:c:iA1JSTS I'OH OVUR 34 YliARS" I j "Twc) Sic >rc*s ic> Sc*rv< * Y< )i j * r | it) Uoiiuiilul k] IvINv3 IK >\VNT<>WN Columbia M Hill MAIN ST. ? 1437 MAIN ST. I JliWl^l^I^RS l>r>2-2l(iH 252-1493 |vj t itL Here's one corner you won't mlnrT^fc cutting. The latest tall Danskln and B Premiere bodysuits are already in. B Just clip out the coupon and come B see what we've got to otter. B You won't find a better begin- B ' >n to this season's dance and B classes anywhere. B nu.to gymnastic* 'PING CENTER ie hosiery j?|j OFFER EXPIRES OCTOBER 31. 1980. K I PORTANT | \.?ptfMCCc_~ y<uuuj Hieit & Wmmi" i Cotler Hutspah ? Faded Glory noni ? Bon Jour cauliflower 1 i B.B. Mello 9 Chiori * A-Smile @ Bugle boy i g Distance I impus I 1221 Main St. (Next to wade Hampton)