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and Advanced Dungeons and
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Wednesday 7:00 p.m. to 9:00
Room 203
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Basic Calligraphy
Mike Smith
Monday 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.n
Room 305
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Party Dancing
Christopher Aldi
TBA
, Tired of sitting in the corner at a
in front of you? NO MORE!! Learn
party songs. Learn the Bunny Hop, 1
more! Great exercise and a lot of fun
Fishing Theory
George Osbaldisfon
Monday 8:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.
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This course will teach students
South Carolina. It will deal with hov
a sensible and logical manner so as
? funShagging
Martin Farach and Louise Ha
Thursday 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 i
327AB
O.K. all you non-conformists, gi
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beach tunes. Well, here it is!! Free
101, a non-credit course designed i
this famed Southern pastime.
Magic ? Theory and Practic
Michael W. Beam
Tuesday 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p
Room 332
A course taught by a professions
as well as the art of magic. Empl
magic such as slight of hand.
The Weaving Needle CRAFT
Jan Wainwright
Wednesday 7:00 p.m. to 8:0
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as well as an art of healing. It is
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rofessors. Take Basic Calligraphy and
work of art. Gothic, italic and other
party while your friends jump around
the specific dance routines to various
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to increase your catches as well as your
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University proudly sponsors Shagging
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Homemakers! If you macrame, knit, croc
SOMACK weaving on needles without a loom
add a totally new dimension to your hobb
welcome.
Tex-Mexican Cookery
Kathy and Mark Moore
Thursday 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Room 305
This course will cover how to make quid
recipes in tne i ex-Mexican btyle. I here is- a
include 2 meals.
Professional Sound and Lights
Harry J. Bous
Wednesday 4:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Tech Service's Studio and the Music L<
Ever wanted to see what it's like behind t
show? This course will deal with a show's soui
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Practical Kung-Fu
Joe Fraccalvieri
TBA
Want to get in shape but can't get into joj
get from weight lifting but don't like waiting c
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exposed to martial arts and for the karatek
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and practice. The bulk of classtinie will be t
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involved as well as theory behind the mo\
applications. Wear comfortable clothes for thi<
Free Form Karate and Self-Defense
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Tuesday 8:00 p.ip. to 9:30 p.m.
P.E. Center Combative Room
Here is your chance to learn a very effec
course will offer top quality instruction that
mental discipline as well as improve your phys
Free-Form karate which is a very adaptable st*
Fencing
Ricky Thompson
Monday 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Court 5, P.E. Center
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tactics of bladework as well tournament rule:
at the end of class for members. Beginners s
tennis shoes. There will be a special charge of
Wine arid Cheese Appreciation
Robert Charles Witman
ThiirsHav 8*00 n.m. to 10*00 n.m
Room 327AB
An introduction to the Kaleidoscope o
California. FrUnce. Italv. German v. Switzerlar
out what you really like. Develop a "Dis
palate" through tasting, drinking, and inforrr
decipher wine labels, judge wine and cheese
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your taste buds tantalized, your nose educa
joyably satisfied. Special fee of $ 15.
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