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; ^ | Eric Thiele's "Nils Music" is ; and Fiber Invitational exhibit. Museums^ The hobby of doll collecting 35 years old, but there are nc 10,000 collectors in the United began her collection with fc grandfather bought durir Dusmess inps 10 unarieston; it a serious effort. She has dress* original handmade costumes match specific doll types after the "Godey's Lady's Book" for ~ 1 .4 iwceuuy upeneu ui v^uiuinui. the Wood and Fiber Invitati focusing on innovative uses < and decorative building m, emphasis on handmade labor not only new ideas for utilitar but also new designs in the ci works. The exhibit closes Jan. COLUMBIA MUSEUMS' pri season unveiling will be the D< nf ?Cnnle O, ui ocaio anu ojfmuwis ui 01 State Government Through turies." The exhibit, compiled by the ment of Archives and Histor bicentennial of British troops from the state. It brings tog first time a collection of sej documents and other artifact the life of state government. A 1 1 1 1_ _ l" f t\ prucessiun iea uy me ai march at 10:30 a.m. Dec. Statehouse to Trinity Cathedr Street for a commemorative s then proceed to the Columb where Gov. Dick Riley and t rests ; i ' > > > : MO > >~ : s I * Deli open f i | * Hot Dogs > * Free Popcoi an example of the artistry in Columbia Musei ^ ntiniMd from paf? 15 is only about Charleston and Columbia u rw more than the exhibit. ?iaies. konn a nigmignt of the exhibit wr dolls her week loan from the British lg frequent don: the original sterling soon became deputed by King George I id her dolls in ficiate documents of the Br designed to 18th century. The remaint Kohn studied will be open until Jan. 23. authenticity. COLUMBIA MUSE1 a Museums is Planetarium is also celebi ional exhibit, with a special show en of traditional Bethlehem." The progran aterials. Re- ble explanations for has produces mysterious appearances ol ian products, followed to Christ's birth reation of art years ago. 2. There is no scientific evi the existence of a star as \ mary holiday The planetarium is able 1 ic. 14 opening sky over Bethlehem as it >uth Carolina ago, visually examining Three Cen- possibilities and evidence tural passages and historic j S.C. Depart- The planetarium pre! y, honors the Bethlehem" every Satun i' withdrawal through Dec. 26 at 2, 3 and ether for the is $1.50 for adults, $1 for s als, symbols, for children six years old c s illustrating Columbia Museums, at streets, is open from 10 id drum will weekdays and 1 to 5 p.m 14 from the more information, call 79$ al on Sumter McKissick Museums, ervice. It will Horseshoe, is open from ! ia Museums, weekdays, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m he mayors of to 5 p.m. Sundays. wjv of i luranf & loun OOQ D 1 pn -! _ / x. u i\u^twuuu us ive Tonite Bud Pitchers 95<r Glasses 254 Thursday 1SON GOLDEf 85ct ?r?r T Saturday Heineken 854 chnapps $1.75 om Ham - 10pm - 2 for 994! rn ALWAYS ims' Wood : V'T \ ; ;ill nffir?iolKy nrmn ^ ^^1 B ^Mfl Om ?MBBBWMBB BJ BI BklB t is a special one> Museum in Lonsilver matrices ^rAiVi 3HJ II to South to of- Bk |^AVJ8 i itish crown in the | . ' I H 1 '. /, ler of the exhibit UMS' Gibbes ating the season titled, "Star of *4 g LJ^Jj 3 I explores possi- ^^HHHHH^L|?Cuj| the a star that magi site some 2,000 deuce supporting ye know it today 1 vi jo reproduce the , _ ^ was 2,000 years other found in scrip! texts. sents "Star of f? lay and Sunday I p.m. Admission tudents and free ir nndpr fl Senate and Bull J- - ? a.m. to 5 p.m. . weekends. For I " ^i-'ilUK-Mi;:1" 28i?. EMifgag on the use 5 a.m. to 4 p.m. . Saturdays and 1 :, ;u.|.?,i>; <Naiyjiiju-. W W W W w ^ w mm miliiiin i I 4t0fl < < -weLjiess wrks! i j | < isllttiH jggl < jaggiM^ ^WHSffiaai i I I " 1-1 < 3 BftSBI 4 gj ? . BHHHHH 1 ?. w|Nriv vw i ?x UMWUL | have "that special ehemisti < I committed to each other c i I time be secure about who < I Learning about our own vs 4 I those values and beliefs, ar i I sibility for those decisions i 1 communication. We comm < I everything we do, so makii i i I assertively acting upon the ' i* I We are offering a one houi < I munication on Dec. 8th at < I participating in this class p < 1 DOOr ? 777-2782. | i I Hope to j j Made Possible by i{ nB^SERfl^^^^^9B^^^^^H|^B^H^UH^BKUMiHgB|^^^HS ff i b w ji mem fABBB e v 0L < 1 1 E^uSjUj^^jyu|SUScA' v "? " I 5 A?yi I IKUSC office of health promotion mssm I I trrgn'^ s s ^ssi^S i a?? i : g1IsflMfBjjk w-JwIfc ^ ?|| those couples who seem to 1 y." They seem to be able to be js a couple and yet at the same ? f hPV 2TP ac inrtiwiHi nlr _. .. ! U! v UJ II lUIVIUUOIJi ilues and beliefs, acting upon I id ultimately, taking respon- i are all big parts of sexual 1 tunicate our sexuality in i ng responsible decisions and I 1 >se decisions is verv imoortanf r seminar on sexual com4:00 pm. if you are interested In lease call to register at the open see you there! 1 r Student Activity Fees 1