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Sigma Phi Epsilc From Staff Reports C1 Freshmen interested in sharpening their ti study skills are invited to attend two self- r( improvement sessions offered today by n USC's Academic Skills Center. a! The free sessions will be held 9-11:30 a.m. nnH 1.1 VI n rr> QnnncnroH hv Qioma Phi Epsilon fraternity, the sessions will be held in the fraternity's lounge on McBryde a quadrangle. d According to Dr. Ronald V. Schmelzer, s< Counseling and Human Development g Center assistant director and Academic Skills Center coordinator, the program will s< draw from a course entitled, "Reading for si Successful Learning," which is offered for ei undergraduate credit. "You could say they (the sessions) are a sort of synopsis of the course, though they won't be as in-depth," Schmelzer said. "We're going to be covering some of the c same topics that are offered in the course." T "It's a separate thing that the fraternity r asked us to do, and I want to give them b I // B\\ T-Shirts I $7.95 ^gBUHIl CORNER OF MAIN AND BLOSSOM "[j -:-;1 | v.: ITWf ^ I / i OVERALLS I I \ Special $1^.95 AktKW on^ Campo, i ^ i CORNER OF BLOSSOM AND \ i -aisc?. I I ?! I We?t. Night If "World U so* Ca fgf $1.25 1 |Thurs. Night ? i$| Ladies ii Men Is i P | Coming In S 1 pjij Sept. 17th The Grt m Sept. 21st Chair it I ?g Coming m m Peter O'Doi I iMHIMMMHi : in starts stud' edit," he said. Schmelzer said the sessions will deal with me management, note-taking, study-type >ading and preparing for exams. Schlelzer and Hiller Spires, a graduate isistant and doctoral student, will lead the jssions. Sigma Phi Epsilon President Greg Riley, journalism senior, said the fraternity ecided to sponsor the program last jmester as one factor in the chapter's 1982 jaiouatciiiciu. There will be a 15-minute break in each sssion, and Riley encouraged interested :udents to attend part of the program if the ntire session conflicts with class schedules. RED CROSS will begin blood drives on ampus from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. today in the owers lounge. Donors may also report to 90m 801H, business administration uilding, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday. iiiiiim "TTl hn nn n F-\ ^ Willi HI? j neuu vi I ' I bhbb^t Qnd *L 4 UMt?0 ! and SAVE i $ 2.00 on Hairstyle; /l5 M I *10*00 on Perms L ^x^'r S ^ i i erful Wednesday" ? n Beer 7.10 j lar Drinks $ $ Lock-Up" | Free Draft 7-10 a At 10:00 pm September sat Gelatin Jump tan oS the Board : Soon ness Show . lmLmm y SKIIIS WUIK5IIU|J ' .. an news briefs Prospective donors must be in good health l* and at least 18 years old. pi at SHORT COURSES will be offered at sc several Columbia locations in the next few G weeks by the Division of Continuing y< Education. of Topics include, "Basic Sailing," which Cj begins Sept. 7; "Hot Air Ballooning," "Piano Keyboard Orientation" and "Whitewater Canoeing," all beginning Sept. 8; "Children of Divorce," ages 8-12, beginning Sept. 9; and "Things That Go sj Bump in the Night: A Prelude to s] Halloween," beginning Sept. 14. G bi The program's instructional staff includes E USC faculty and staff members, plus ex- b; perts from industry, business, government e< rr\ fj n I I fcsssssssssss MMtfeol I 1 fij * I Serving 1^ (Aeonian) ! t j ( 5 hair styles I 4) ^ * Professional Styles To Suite Your Lifestyles | Oj) a 1217 College St. I It | 2 799-0705 I | ! ? ? I ,ssssssssssss H? it tji; 1 STUDENT GO 8 I ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS | Football Season with your fi si I stands. Take advantage of t seating by going to the games organization. The Block Seal accepting ID's for group se? distribution during the week < H pm). Every licensed organiz jl I participate, and by doing 5? Stadium one of the toughest || visiting team to win, *5 JS | BUDGETS *: i i j _ J ? a Licensed siuaeni organizatioi $| 1 funds for 1982-83 must subr i; I budget to the Assistant to the S? I West Wing Russell. House n< Friday, September 17, 1982. ? call 777-4172. I I * * ?? People interested in sei ^ |i v^rganization Licensing commi . i for freshmen id the professions. Fees vary by course. EVte mnra inform n tinri pall 777.9KK1 1* U1 IMViV lIUVtABIMVW??y WWW ?VU?/, nan ADVANCED ROTC applications are sing accepted by Army ROTC. The ogram offers a $100-a-month stipend. Applicants must be full-time USC unirgraduates and have previous service in ime branch of the military, National uard or reserve, or have completed three jars of high school ROTC. A candidate can also be an active member the U.S. Army Reserve or the South gnuiuia iiauuuai uuaiu. Applicants should call 777-6542. CAMPUS NOTICES are a good way to pread news about a group's activities or pecial events. Take advantage of the amecock by sending requests for news riefs or notices of upcoming events to News Iditor, Drawer A, Russell House, USC, or y calling 777-7181 and asking for the news iitor. 88SS6SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS$ llg? fi. to I a.m. 629 Main ffi Across from Towers | ireat Delivery Service! \i Ladies i [6 With Purchase Of J \h Regular Sub You Can I | Get Our "Good Stuff' | $ Shirts For Only I 4 & /^/-\ i \t\ I I ssssssssssssssssssssssssssJ ~ \ I * I Sjl SJi VERNMENT ? Spend the entire Home iends beside you in the he expansion of student with the members of your ting Commission will be iting on the day before of each home game (1-4 ation is encouraged to so, make Williams-Brice places in America for a DUE! is requesting supplemental nit a typed copy of their ' Dean of Student Affairs, o later than 5:00 p.m., If you have any questions j m/m/i An f Uo Cfai<4/%nf 3! IVIII?y VII IIIC JIUUCIH ttee (SOLC) should contact >t. 3, 1982. I