The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 06, 1981, Page Page 3, Image 3

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t ' Anthrop. ( From Staff Repoi . USC's anthropology department ha syamang who lives at Riverbanks Zo< Margo's feeding and care at the zo past three years by funds raised department. Anne Evans, director of Riverl program, said several USC groups She said fraternities sororities organizations often adopt their group' ANTHROPOLOGY professor St department adopted the syamang be< interest in the ape family. According to Evans, the cost of adc while some mammals' care can cost dollars. Margo's yearly care and feed r In previous years, the faculty, stafl have raised money for Margo, but this drive didn't make enough money. To the department appealed to its underg Green said the students raised th anthropology department to sponsc year. (SUMMER J MEN i 1 f Locat j Representati Tue i Please go by the ? Welsh Huma Sign up Appl are now uni j To be i this: applic; ! b | 5:< Ml Mprn 1 in th Gov c i innmirimiiwiiwinB iinni? ii iimhhh u<mn#i r. j L ologists a s a pet ape? Margo the logical Gardens. 0WMtW o has been paid for the by the anthropology >anks' adopt-an-animal have adopted animals. \ pl| ?l|l and other campus VV^"*\^7 2> Ulddtui. l an Green said the :ause of anthropology's SIF >pting most birds is $25, : up to several hundred iy.-^.?Hfej! ing expenses are $100. \ 11 % \ : and graduate students > year their fund raising make up the difference ;raduates, Green said. e money, allowing the Marc, >r Margo through this .. tnropoi at Rive, rOBS AVAIL AB1 c 1UI YND WOMEN \t A Camp ed near Atlanta ives will be on Campus isday April 7 itudent Employment ( nities Building Room ) for an interview. % lications ' being tal< for iversity imittees. UUI DIUUI c semester ations mui p in hv ^ IW jr 00p.m. onday, 113,1981 e student ernment )ffice. idopt ape ^;y<vi't: - ' /^ 1 aHHVp i! I 10, adopted syamong of (JSC's logy department, hangs from her pt rbanks ' Zoological Gardens. LE J CI Mice. SHI *wrai mm* 3 cen _ Si Here's anot below write the crosswc five you all L19 each: PlaHYQ ACROSS: I 1. First nBes ^ breast of chic 2. The ChickRrst n I 3. Chick-fil-A breast of chic this I With this game | you're always a g Whether you fill g itoutornot.it Q entitles you to a | Chick-fil-A sand | wiches you can 8 eat for $1.19 I each sandwich. I Offer good I through April 11,1981. ? Offer good at: Coil I Dutch Square, Wc L....... /'Campus ( SATURDAY, APRIL 4 - A femal for public drunkenness and disorck Ipfipf block of Marion Street. A male stu -V c campus lot for making an illegal ri| Jag:; driving under the influence. A non-student's car was stolen fr< *: /> Hotel parking lot. The wood aroun< dorm room door was cracked by a v A female student who left he ' - unlocked while she slept woke to fi fllMlll purse strewn over the foot of her be< items missing from her room. FRIDAY, APRIL 3 ? A male sti driving under the influence after ru 1000 block of Sumter Street. A locked bicycle was stolen Humanities classroom building. A was stolen from a rack at Longstrec A battery was stolen from a staff was parked in Pendleton Street Gj that rolled down a driveway near \ of Nursing knocked over a lamppc was pulled in Wade Hampton dorm. THURSDAY, APRIL 2 ? Two arrested for trespassing and pub they climbed on top of the bubble cc at 1400 Whaley St. APinkerton's Inc gn_ Roost notified Campus Police whe near the bubble. When police arri }rc" behind some equipment. V ULLTHI IICK-FII NDWICH Ml CANE _KAUH her Rrst 'n Best Game to play I the number of sandwiches yoi >rd puzzle, and bring it to Chick the Chick-fil-A sandwiches you sandwich. 111 ii ruisT n Bfisi DOWN: ;t boneless 1. The Chick-fil:ken sandwich. 2.Chick-fiI-Ais: fil-A sandwich is hot on a toaste 3. You'll find a C is the boneless restaurant in a :ken that's out of coupon H" winner. Fill in number you want. ( ill the - ?i? irnbia Mall, TUB T&8" todhill Mall WORTH SHOPP ( a Drime-\ le student was arrested ?rly conduct in the 100 dent was arrested in a ght turn on red and for jm the Wade Hampton i the lock of a Preston andal. r Bates House room ind the contents of her i. She reported several ident was arrested for nning a red light in the from a rack at fhe nother locked bicycle ;t Theater. member's car while it jrage. A student's car Villiams-Brice Colli ge >st. A false fire alarm male students were lie drunkenness ?<fter >vering the soccer f ield . security guard at the n he saw the students ved, the students hid / mmmsM .-A ies AT n the circle u want, fill out -fil-A We'll can eat for rGAME. A sandwich is n Best. served piping d Ihick-fil-A C1961 Cl*rk fil A Inc ""n"i IH I I i?n\ M j ns i IMS FOR. I n si m sb mm otb JH