The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, December 11, 1981, Page Page 4, Image 4
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By RACHEL WATERHOUSE
and DEB-BIE CONRAD
SUff Writer*
Saturday is Carolina Cares Day. Beginning
at 8:30 a.m., volunteers will collect
money, food, clothing and toys to brighten
the Christmas season for needy Columbia
families.
Carolina Cares Day climaxes the annual
drive by USC students which benefits
Columbians through organizations such as
The Babcock Center, The Midlands Center,
The Austin Wilkes Society and the Council
on Aging.
Carolina Cares' purpose is to show the
Columbia community that the university
cares about the city, and isn't just a community
within itself.
n oegan 11 years ago as a tresnman class
project, but has grown to be a service
organization of the whole university
manned entirely by student volunteers.
They collected over $150 at the exhibition
basketball game between Carolina and
Marathon Oil on Nov. 17.
Other campus organizations have
sponsored events to solicit contributions for
the semester-long drive.
Baker, Burney, and Moore dormitories
raised almost $250 by sponsoring a party in
which all the participants had to bring a
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canned-food donation to be admitted. Zeta
Beta Tau fraternity pledges donated about
$50 in canned food and Bates West dorm also
made a donation.
Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity raised $66 at a
basketball game, and Circle K, a service
organization, raised $102 at their rock-athon.
The Greek community sponsored a fund
drive at the end of September. Pi Kappa
Aipna was tne winner of the drive, donating
$174.24.
Carolina Cares now has over $700 in cash
and their goal is to raise $500 more.
Last year was a troubled year for
Carolina Cares and the organization has
already raised more money this year than
they did last year. 1979, was a boom year
and they raised more than $2,000.
Bea Gardner, chairman for Carolina
Cares, and her staff havp wnrkpd lnna anH
hard, planning and preparing for this final |
Carolina Cares Day.
"We really had high hopes at the begin- I
ning of this year," said Gardner. "If we get :
enough volunteers we can still fulfill our
goals."
Volunteers are needed and can go to the
Activities Office between 8:30a.m. and 5 p.m.
Saturday.
Donations of canned food, clean clothing,
toys, and money will be accepted at the
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?X KARRAS as The Sheriff SUSAN CLARK as Cherry frrevtr
utive Praducos HAROLD GREENBERG and MELVIN SIMON
Music by CARL ZITTRER and WULZAZA
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necessary. The number to call is 777-712
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A 21-year-old non-student was charged1
USC freshmen were assaulted in the lobby
Elizabeth Witherspoon and Scott Pete
Driggers attacked them in the lobby of S
Golden Spur shortly after midnight, Tuesd
Witherspoon told the Gamecock that
Columbia shortly after she enrolled at USC
at the Golden Spur when Driggers saw the
10 soutn Building.
According to Witherspoon, she and Pete
when Driggers called her over.
4,I tried to ignore him but he kept callii
wanted he slapped me two times. When S
(Driggers) pushed me into a table and star
Peterson said he received a black eye i
beating instead of Elizabeth. He hit pretty
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