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Coupe Wanda M. Hite Probably most of us never had to worry about money or budgets until we started our college years. Even now, with the economy at such a low point, we find ourselves more skeptical about how we spend our money. Very few college students are wealthy and so, as many other thousands of students around the world, we must limit ourselves in how much we money we spend. In recent years, the Gamecock, in conjunction with numerous restaurants arnnnH ^~~ ?1 > ??\.aiiipuo, nas incu lO assist students in their limited budgets. The answer? COUPONS. Coupons any p Pro Keds Nunn-Bush Bob Smart am JACK' 1555 Sunny L.m_wyj 787-71 I n seaf a 7oi nis | cor Locally Owned And Operated! Senate at Marion Claire Towers 252-lOU ins Pai have become as much of a necessitv as tpvthnnirc on/i ^ UllU beer. IT'S NOT unusual to see blank spaces in old newspapers where students have cut out a coupon so they could eat. The coupons have proved to be a valuable asset to the student. Pizza Express, Domino's, Sandy's, and Big Bird are just a few of the establishments that have become popular with students because of their couixms. And, more recently, other restaurants and clothing stores have joined in the effort to assist students. I Hr. Dry Cleai 4 Hr. Laundry in t M-F 7:30am - 6pm Sa 1320 Mail ? no off W I urchase of 29.00 or m Stacy Adams Sperry-Topsider Sebago S Name Brand Discour side Dr. Near Rich Ian W5 Mon.-Sat. 1C The Hunuk ood adve nn munc nandtr Rd., W 796-5510 n CTn^mu D tJiniiUfj TWO WENIENT CAMP! LOCATIONS L Couj 74 Mb of SI DON'T LET anyone fool you. Coupons do save money. Almost every student that walks, into Sandy's has a coupon in hand and at least 75 percent of all orders made at Domino's Pizza are accompanied with a coupon. Just think about it. If you used a coupon every time you ate at Sandy's, Domino's, Pizza Express or any of the other restaurants, by the end of the semester you would find that you have probably saved about $100. And, after four years of college, that adds un to at least $400. ning in by 2 >y 10 out by 2 t. 7:30am - 3pm n St. tore j; Cover Girl Dingo j AnH Mnro 1 t %> ?%? I ? V? V I it Shoes nngn d Mall VtSA' H NHHHMaaMHMi I I ? I i i nture ! I ! ! I . Cola. i i i w ' I I J] I ^ I f u I B JS I i . 1 .ook For Our )ons Each Week! [9 Saluda Ave. 5 Points 256-6681 tudvnt IT IS important that we become aware of moneysaving tips now, because once we gei mio tne real' world, we're going to discover that things are even more expensive out there. If we allow ourselves to utilize these coupons, then we will be able to manage our budgets once we start working and trying to save money. If you eat off campus, chances are you frequent those place nearby. Over 80 percent of all restaurants within a 3- mile radius of USC offer some type of discount for students. And, for those students who live in I ? " 01 on Receive $5.00 (i IB JACK S 1555 Sunny si 787 7665 Ml? I! a Pi f^t) The Br' 2 HUN6RY K TXFISHERi 701 rich ? $1,00 0 Any Who!< $.50 OF Any Half S with Purchase any size soft < Buy a Half Sub ? Get ( Half Free! Life West Columbia, there are also a lot of restaurants who cater to the needs of students. Columbia has geared itself for the students' budget and it is for your benefit that we take advantage of it. ONE OF the more popular ads carried in the Gamecock is Monday Madness at Domino's Pizza. In addition to the excellent prices, it also offers free cokes with the purchase of a 16" pizza. Sandy's has become a favorite spot with USC students because of its video games and excellent prices. Each issue of the Gamecock usually carries three Purchases over 5.00 - 10% off J5.00 - 15% off o oo_ ">r?o/? ?v clean'only "sT.oooff" r everyday low prices off any purchase of 22 .imit one coupon per purchase) Offer Expires Oct. 20, 1982 % > Name Brand Discour de Dr. Near Rich Ian Mon.-Sat. 1C ??????? 20% 5COUN in next Lirchasi Goad Sei Exp novernt landir Rd., W. 796-5510 sT~ 1 c *= ub 1A ; of Jrink! Exp Tub Dther ^ coupons offering discounts uii iv..u ticciiii, uai -u-cut; sandwiches and the everfamous hot dogs. Other coupons that have proved valuable to the student are those for clothes, haircuts, jewelry and beer. SO, NEXT time you see a newspaper lying around, don't pass it up, start saving coupons. Remember, if you save coupons, you save money. i I Exp. 11/14/82 | ummana I I I I i nr\ '.W VI IIIVI C. i J I I it Shoes W , I d Mall ) To 6 * I ( T | I I m | Through ! ?er 15,1982 ! i i Cola. I I I , I "mm"} 1 [9 Saluda Ave. ^ Points 256-668 I ires: 10/16/82 ! iSTfl late at Marion Ilaire Towers | 252-7032 | >ires: 10/16/82 g