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Citadel cuts t From Staff and Wire Reports The Citadel Board of Visitors agreed Friday to reduce school operations and save $500,000 in budget cuts mandated by the state Budget and Control Board. The board voted unanimously to allow Citadel President Maj. Gen. T /t * 1 - 4 1 ** ?iaiiies unnisiey jr. 10 lane actions toward letting the state-supported military college operate on $9 million in state funding instead of the budgeted $9.5 million for the 1982-83 fiscal year. Grimsley said the major cuts would come from freezing faculty and staff vacancies and "drastic curtailment nf supply and equipment purchases and travel expense." Grimsley said no faculty or staff members will be fired or furloughed. No damage to essential academic or cadet programs is expected under the plan, he said. Reducing funding for temporary help, curtailing administrative operation costs and reducing transfprc of fM>c tn fVio o(Mot!n -4 .wx VW vuv nviutuv ucpai lment are other proposed ways to cut spending. prim It's party-perfect. T1 c uitij11. i ruin jvis. ^n. the bodice. In two h< Pacesetter Dresses, 1 v < *?>> % . ' ' % ' ***: /- + ' ? ' ' ' ' t. " \ "Z |W%t . _ ' ' : _ _ ' * : . ' 't s. ?' * '.. .* < : . ' _ # ^ :: . / < . : 'V'; ;i;:; v- * '[ t s . : . : ' '' >: * . < # fif : K-yy.'^ ' ::....:. ' . g' ' : . . . ' . : : ' >: oi uuviou'i i and saturc .!? . - v- ' i ? s-.^v ?... v- ?--* >? xidget by $50 news briefs nVMnHHUHVMMNPHMHMIMMnBMMBBHi WORKING WOMEN magazine editor Kate Rand Lloyd will be the featured speaker Oct. 29-30 at the ??f ?? Tvumeii s v^areer ^omerence, sponsored by USC, Midlands Technical College and Belk of Columbia. The program will include presentations by female professionals on career topics from job politics to careers erf the future. Conference sessions will be conducted at the Carolina Inn. Registration is $35. For more information, call 777-2260. nnn THE CLARIOSOPHIC Literary Society will sponsor a "Poet's Circle" today at 4 p.m. in Legare College on the USC Horseshoe. This meeting will be an informal gathering of students, faculty and the public for the reading of original works and classics, as well as the discussion of literature and poetic form. _ U 5IIK poiyi iey'11 think your soft, silk ausfhigh collar, tie waist di liday brights: pink and jac D245 Davison's. Upper lev ' HI ' ifv & s W^^HHB 9B0 .gitl HSs 1?9K I? I B In JEJ^W*! 1\ /i '.V Ji V low s monday, tuesday, wedn( Jay 10am to 6pm; friday 10 0,000 Visitors are invited to listen or participate in the readings and discussions. For more information, ' call 777-0899. nnn THE FOLLOWING companies will be on the USC campus today and tomorrow to interview students interested in employment. Today, Westinghouse Electric, Union Carbide Corp., National Security Agency, K-Mart Corp., Lowrimore, Warwick & Co., American Hospital Supply, Clarkson, Harden & flantt nnri Rioflol TovJiln v>? ? ?,.ov. AVIV^VA A VAVUU W All UC UU campus. The following companies wil be here Thursday: Union Carbide Corp., Proctor & Gamble, M. Lowenstein Corp., Wallace Business Forms, American Hospital Supply, Elliott, Davis &Co., and Penn Mutual Life Insurance. On Friday, Proctor and Gamble, along with the J. Biggins Inc., will be on campus conducting interviews. On Monday, Burlington Industries and Defense Mapping Agency will conduct job interviews. For more information, call the USC Placement Office at 7-3166. ?ster y dress is silk. Let ress with tucking on [e. Sizes 6 to 16, $?4. el, phone 119-5?oo. ^ r' ns ssday, thursday lam to 9pm. A NATURAL FOOD RESTAURANT f <lacto'vegetar,an) I\ ^ ^ J Yogurt - Frozen Yogurt [ j - ri 21 Natural Juices jj NICE-N-NATURAL j |am-8pm Mon. - Fri. fj 799-3471 llam-4pm$at. |1 1217 College St. on USC Campus next to Burger King [ j 1 I ' ' ' ''RFMINnpTr^l ! i KUHAV11A SWJbAli I I Meet Dr. Thesing in the I I University Bookstore I II today from 3:30 - 4:30 p.m. I p^sn 1 entertainment ?s[, i AMD _ Ml J .> I tK ; drink specials CONCERT HALL brown p ? tonight striders famous I (X BUD DRAFT i until 12 midnight admission $3.00 final performance of 1 ZANY LANE I THURSDAY | LADIES NIGHT FREE ADM. FOR LADIES ALL NIGHT FREE DRAFT FOR LADIES TIL 10 P.M. ADMISSION FOR MEN $2.00 VODKA DRINKS S 1.25 ALL NIGHT " THE WHEELS FRIDAY STRIDERS IS OPFN UNTIL 4 A M | THE WHEELS 1 ADMISSION $3.50 j SATURDAY NIGH1 IS ALRIGH1 ..." HAPPY HOUR ALL NIGHT! THE WHEELS ADMISSION $2.50 ? 2009 Greene Street Tonight THE THROBS Free Draft 8-10 Happy Hour 10-12 .. ?iwc/A-**/ L.->f r?r-l-**/ I 1i I iui Dua y f i i Kui y , tn iu jaiui uuy Reggae with AWARENESS ART ENSEMBLE Special Concert on 10/25 with MATT GUIT AR MURPHY (Has been on Blues Brothers Albums 1 and movie) 1