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J]ampu Society To H Omicron Delta Kappa, Natt will hold it's Annual Pres presidents of all organizations House Ballroom. The keynote speaker will be awarded an honoris causa me Tickets are $8, for more info Fall Rush i The Panhellenic Associate Information Session for Fre at 7 p.m. in Russell House continues until tomorrow on t Pickens Street Bridge. Mast ersin > The Palmetto Mastersinge directed by USC music prof perform at the University of S< This will be the group's firs includes selections written for The performance begins at Masters. Admission is$l. u PHONE 799 t59fe ^ SUMTJR ? PfNDt ['ON STS COLUMBIA.S> , OPEN 7AM- 9PM WE CASH CHECKS Three Locations To Serve You Cornell Arms 945 Sumter St. 799-1596 Kilbourne Rd. Pharmacy 600 Kilbourne Rd. 254-4619 Millwood Ave. Pharmacy 2716 Millwood Ave. 256-7481 , ! BEER AND WINE SPECIALS BLACK LABEL $2.09 MILLER BOTTLES $2.69 BUSCH 12 oz CANS $2.49 DRAGONE LAMBRUSCO _$3 .09 L. 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Fall Rush sign-up he Russell House Patio and the 5 To Perform rs, an all-male choral group essor Dr. Arpad Darazs, will juth Carolina April 26. t spring concert. The program male chorales and solo voices.! H p.m. at Fraser Hall at Mc \ Summer I Anth 101 Engl 28 1 Arte 100* Gstd 25* i Arte 329* Gint 20! Badm 291* Hist 101 Badm 347 Hist 202 Badm 363* Math 1C Biol 232 Muse 11 Chem 101 Pedu 14 Engl 101,102 Socy 10 1* Evening Class 285 i; Co I; I !| IN THEIR ;! RUSSELL HOUSE ' ]1 BALLROOM ;! WEDNESDAY ;! APRIL 28th ;! 8:30pm 1w/ special guests Rhythm of Discipline 1. Tickets will be on si 2. Because of the expi (frstw #-Vn> Ill VIII IMC IWI lllCdM football tickets are 3. Any full time (or fe< tickets at $2.00 e; I.D. for each ticke tickets at $6.00 eai 4. All others may buy 5. Questions? TaII 7 7 1| 6. See THE RAMONE< | A 8:00 pm. \ K Journalism Pro Dr. Richard M. Uray, a USC journalism professor, has been selected the "Concerned Broadcaster of the Year" by Alpha Epsilon r? i ii a * i ? jtYiiu, uie national Droaacasting society. Chairman of the broadcasting sequence at the USC College of Journalism, Uray also is executive manager of the Soutii Carolina Broadcaster's Association and the national executive secretary of Alpha Epsilon Rho. The "Concerned Broadcaster" award is presented Erickson T Radio astronomy and quasi public lectures April 29 at US Building. Given by W.C. Erickson of tl colloquium on "Radio Astronon De neia ai 4 p.m. in Koom 509, Quasars?" will be held at 8 p.m. Summer II 2,287 Badm 111*, 112* 0 - Badm 292* I* Chem 102 *,110 Engl 100,101,4& !, 399 Gstd 121,122 K), 121 Hedu 221*, 331* in AHA It:~? ??? l\#, nn | niM 1U1, ZU1 0,141 I Math 122,125 V* I Call USC-Lancaster 7471 Centrex-7-6 ^temporary Soun presents HE RAMONE: ONLY SOUTHEAST APPEfi w?? r^tingirl 11' ^ - Q 4 I - - - v EST Tfrf - 'jL l,"f* . -9 ale Monday April 26th from ected demand for tickets thi entrance to the Russell Hou distributed). _ . \ 1 ? ? c paying; siuueni may Duy i ich provided he presents I \t. Full time students may ch. up to 1 (two) tickets at $6.( 7-7130. ) in Rockn-Roll High Schooi JADE POSSIBLE BY JEANETTE 6 VAL fessor Honored annuaiiy by Alpha Epsilon Rho to an individual who has shown significant concern and regard for the broadcasting industry and especially for the young men and women who are preparing to enter the field as professionals. Uray, who joined the USC College of Journalism faculty in 1966, received the award during the society's 40th annual convention in New York City earlier this spring. o Lecture irs will be discussed in two iC's Jones Physical Sciences ie University of Maryland, a ny at Long Wavelengths" will and a lecture on "What are in Room 310. M - - - : 7 *" ' ds <: s i; kRANCE |! "* &&r. !; ?gt$l :| 11 t<v - ^ s ^ % I! ij I 1:00 to 3:00. lj ey will be distributed ] > se (the same location j! jp to 2 (two) student |> (one) validated USC I buy two additional X)each. j! I April 23rd on Field <! nnii; ?3 IUMI houn 5 ^ NAACP To H The USC chapter of the NAACP will hold its annual banquet at 8 p.m. April 25 in the Wade Hampton Conference Center. The speaker will be Lerone Bennett Jr., chief editor of "Ebony" magazine. Bennett was born in Mississippi and attended Morehouse College in Atlanta where he was editor of the college's newspaper and yearbook. He graduated with honors in 1949. Bennett did graduate work in political science at Pass In Revi A pass in review ceremony featuring the U.S. Army, Navy and Air Force ROTC units from USC will be held at 3 p.m. April 29 on the Horseshoe. More than 350 cadets and I RIVER I CLOSE Efl <A ...ovir m <c\THKOIIC ,11 Tl _ _ m \ ? ? ' ^ ^ I I V ^ \ . t I O* \ _. ni naj I %. iF^ A RELAXED ALT ADULT STUD Wood-Burning Fireplaces Townhouses * Tennis Court Balcony * Cable TV ALL THIS AND MORE AT . . RIVER RIDGI r~rz Ifor College Of He< wha r is pop? The College of Health s new Program A week long working experi professional A chance to explore and "tc who is eligible? Students enrolled in the Coll and classified sophomore Students who meet the sm?ri 1 1 (varies with individual exf Detailed descriptions and periences for May 24-28 available in the following offic ? College of Health (Nur ? Career Planning Office ? Student Employment C (002 Welsh Humanit 1: - - * _ ?v>m^/ivku (tp^iicdiions snoulc I Employment Office (002 W I Application deadline is April 1 old Banquet Atlanta University and then joined the staff of the Atlanta Daily World. In 1953, he became an associate editor of 4'Jet" magazine and, since 1958. hp has ' ?n senior editor at "Ebony." Bennett has taught at Northwestern Univeristy and has served as a fellow With the Martin Luther King Center for Social Change. In 1974, he was the U.S. delegate to the Pan-African Congress. ew Ceremony midshipmen from the three units will participate in the formal marching drill. The ceremony will take place in front of the USC ^residents House and is free and open to the public. RIDGE If mmm A nmooDs/# . i_* nm i ^//> r A. ERNATIVE TO ENT LIVING Waterfront Flats and I! s S Pool Private Club I E 779-2373 I I p I ilth Students g Professional Observation ! ience with a health | ! "st" a specific career lege of Health U or above I | ified academic requirement >erience) j applications of K)P ex- j and August 16-20 are 1 sing Building, 6th Floor) jf (Lieber College) ies Bldg.) | i J be returned to the Student 1 elsh Humanities Building). | 6, 1982. i : ?1