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Annual hug-a-thon set for Tuesday "The need to be touched," according to author Helen Colton ("The Joy Of Touching"), is as basic as the need for food. There is now an event at USC to help fulfill that basic need. The Intramural/Recreational Sports Department will sponsor the second annual Hug-a-Thon tomorrow in conjunction with the student Activities Fair. inose juieresieu can sign up in Jtsiau rnysicai . Education Center room 102 or at the Intramural/Recreational Sports table at the student Activities Fair on Greene Street to receive an official list. Both individuals and groups are eligible to participate. Starting at 10 a.m. Tuesday, participants should hug as many people as possible, explain the contest to them and have them sign the participant's list. Last year, student Gerald Malloy collected 366 hugs. The list should be turned in to the Intramural/Recreational Sports Department office by 4:30 jj.iajl. lucouajr. T-shirts will be awarded to the top three hug-gatherers, and certificates will be given to groups with high totals. I SAMBINO'S | 1 bUb WUKLU I m Now Showing || 1| Mou/cs On Ij p Wide Screen TV || || Euery Night at 9:00! || IP "Richard Pryor Live" [1] ll! "Smokey and the Bandit" || Draft*!* 5 <t 1 Pitchers $1.85 Bl 601 S. Main J!>4-444ll r c**ir **> i ^ *. * i M | Tuesday N ) ZOO NIG | 15C Draft 7 | Wednesday 1 SO* 32 ox. Bi | 7-11 , M Snrrpi* C ;rr.', __M|_ | Wednesdi ;:? itIIU All J ( Thursday * 1 LADIES LOI I 7-1? m Volleyball team drops foi Frnm Stuff Rnnnrfe USC's volley hall team finished the Eastern Kentucky Invitational at Richmond, Ky., with one win and four losses. In the matches held Friday, the wo'men spikers dropped matches to Morehead State eUniversity, 15-7, 10-15, 15-0; Eastern Illinois University, 15-9, 14-16, 15-9; and Schoolcraft College, 1^-14,13-15,18-16. They lost Saturday to the University of Louisville, 15^1, 159. Their only win came against Kent State University by a score of 15-9,15-13. The volleyball team won five games and lost eight during the tournament, leaving the team with a 4-7 match record. Its first home tournament will be the Carolina Classic, set for this Friday and Saturday. nnn USC'S GOLF team was second after two rounds of the Buckeye Fall Intercollegiate in Columbus, Ohio, with the final round set for yesterday. Ohio State University's "A" team fired a 290 Saturday to take a 24-shot lead over the Gamecocks on the par-72, 7,150yard Scarlet Course on the Ohio State campus. The Gamecocks shot a 297 Saturday for a two-day total of 610. Kerc Everette and George MacDonald led USC with scores of 150 and 152, respectively. HI May fair Grill HI Seruing HI Homecooked m Meals (\<0 V AT BREAKFAST and LUNCH HI 7 AM - 3 PM Mon. - Fit I Xftjo Meats and Fresh | ??1 Vegetables Dally! | || 2 May fair Grill j III 343 S. Main j v/5 Orders to go call 256-4280 * 1| If Fam ight 11 ^ 'HT |1 q Night 11 ickets 11 1 rattie ll ay ? 9IPH light j|IBS 71C.IIV ll . . . ir matches in tournament sports briefs REGISTRATION DEADLINE for men's and women's intramural squash is Wednesday. Play begins Oct. 11. nnn NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY snapped its record 34game losing streak Saturday with a 31-6 victory over Northern Illinois University. Ricky Edwards, a senior running back, rushed for 177 yards on 29 carries and scored four touchdowns, the first touchdowns of his career. Quarterback Sandy Schwab completed 16 of 28 passes for 212 yards and two touchdowns. nnn OVER 2,000 runners are expected to run in this year's rinuornnr'o Pim RnoH Winn Cotnrrlnn Pnfmi V<VT vitiv/t kl vwp avumu Avaw UOLU1 UOJ . JU1U1 J 1U1 1113 UlUOl UC received by today. There are five- and 15-mile runs in the road race. There is a $6 entry fee. FALLSEMEST, i GROUPS for USC S.udents Offered by the |wH jSB COUNSELING and HUMAN VH AW ; DEVELOPMENT CENTERS ^8 ASSERTIVE TRAINING/HUMAN POTENTIAL AWARENESS: This work- { shop will focus on both nonverbal and verbal aspects of assertiveness and the importance of positive approach to self. Six sessions scheduled for Tuesdays beginning October 5 from 5:00 to 8:00 pm. (Ruthann Foxj Hines. Ph.D.) - j I ANXIETY MANAGEMENT TRAINING: Learn how to respond to stressful j situations; new ways of controlling one's life style by learning to control self and reactions to tests, speeches, math, social activities, etc. Three ; sessions on Wednesdays, beginning October 6. 5:00 to 8:00 pm (Kevin W. King. Ed.D.) : PARENTING SKILLS GROUP: Explore the skill and artistry of being an effective parent, focusing on issues of communication, limit setting, j ui^ipiiMi, vi o vjuaiuy paiciuiii^ cApcnciiLV. wpcii IU uiuiu^itai. foster and single parents. Four sessions meeting on Thursdays from 3:0C to 4:30, beginning October 14. (Russell Haber, Ph.D.) j ADVANCE REGISTRATION REQUIRED. CALL 7 77-5223 or come tc j room 203 in the Pendleton Building, 1321 Pendleton Street. lyffiiiLys^ I ily Fitness Center I IAOC It I mm H 772-2607 2306 Decker Blud. 736 0010 H Main 8 Taylor 765-1230 9