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Y"^? I %JOt i I WHAT IS FREE UNIVERSITY Since 1960, Free University well as people in the Columl people it is designed to i University is an organizati courses to students during t run for about 6 weeks, i "Fencing" to "How to Pla\ iTW / something for everyone. So and register for a course. Registration Will Be Held February 21 -25 in the Russell House Lobby 10:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. Classes will start February weeks. COURSE OFFERINGS FOR T SOLAR ENERGY Mondays 7:00-9:00pm Humanities Rm. 203 Learn the basic concepts of be emphasis on low-cost projects i evaluate your homes' solar po collector. THE ALTERNATIVE EIGHTIES: 1 Mondays beginning March 31' Humanities Rm. 211 Scan and survey modern musi reggae in the alternative eightie ZEN AND THE ART OF MOTC AN INQUIRY INTO VALUES Mondays 6:00-7:00pm Humanities Rm. 214 This course will encourage d Pirsig's electrifying Zen and th the book that has won critics portant..." by the New York Ti Voice. The book chronicles "th truth. It will change the way y< for anyone in search of meaninj copy of the book; read Part I foi ARABIC LANGUAGE Mondays 7:00-8:00pm Humanities Rm. 304 Learn the basic Arabic langua INTRODUCTION TO THE STC Tuesdays 6:30-7:30pm Humanities Rm. 301 I How to make and manage m and management of money. Tfr much as possible with only a fev MARX AND MARXISM: HIS IDEAS, AND HIS INTERPI Tuesdays 7:30-8:30 Humanities Rm. 203 A critical look at the devek society. The course offers a cle them with interpretations and c Marxist) and discusses streng students will gain a common important philosophies in the c< I ENCYCLOPEDIA OF RUNNIh Thursdays 8:00-9:00pm Humanities Rm. 203 '*to/ InlocK all Pour potential I? / has been serving U.S.C. stude oia area. The only problem is th serve do not know about it! on designed to offer extracuri he evening hours. The courses, range from "Aerobic Dancin I Rrirlop " Thp irlp;* ic tn hav/o : I IV IV?VM 1*7 iV IM V V < please, take advantage of this s Students: $2.50 Faculty: $3.50 Public: $4.50 A I *11 ana win run approximate HE SPRING 1983 SEMESTER/ )th passive and active solar design; \ specifically for South Carolina. Lc tential and takp nart in hnilrlirm ; ,? b , MODERN MUSIC 7:00-9:00pm c from rock to jazz to folk, bluegra >RCYCLE MAINTENANCE: liscussion and interpretation of Rot e Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, il acclaim, said to be "...Profoun< mes and called a "miracle" by the le extraordinary story of a man's qi hi think and feel about your life". , I ^.iL r? i * \/ ? cjiiu iruni. isequiremeni: tou musi r the first class. ige: Conversation and Writing. )CK MARKET oney, with an emphasis on stocks, ( le special attraction is to learn to n v dollars. METERS )Dment of Marxist theories of histc I ar outline of Marx's basic ideas, cc criticisms by later writers (Marxist ai hs and weaknesses. In class disci sense understanding of one of & )ntemoorarv world. I / i? This course will cover beginning j for a 10,000 meter road race, and ch VIOLENCE AND PEACEMAKING Thursdays 5:30-7:00pm Humanities Rm. 404 This is a general study of violence < level. We will also discuss ways of | and defining concepts of love and car INJCTDI irTinNI IN EAKJTACV Dm C. ii ? ?v< v- i 11 111 ? rii 1 n?> i Wednesdays 7:00-9:30 Humanities Rm. 416 What do you do with a charging T Do you brandish your sword and sla give him a bus ticket to Hoboken? T< and more pressing ones, release youi All you have to fear are the skeletons REVOLUTIONARY MARXISM- THF Wednesdays 9:00-l0:00pm Humanities Rm. 203 'nts as The coi ;e will cover Ma-x, Leni lat the munist nv vement today; discussio I pree Russian Revolution (1917), the Ci . . 1976), sixties revolts, other revc ricu ar developments w/hirh PROFESSIONAL SOUND 8 Tuesday March I, 4:00-6:00pm an 3 little Monday March 7, 3:00-7:00pm ervice Location TBA Learn what is needed to reinforce s< or any other larger communitv-un microphones, mixers, amplifiers, and CYCLE REPAIR Tuesdays 7:00-8:00pm Columbia Hall Basement Gamerooi This course is designed for the b< g Learn how to change tires, adjust y repairs. Bikes will not be required for I he course is taught by a professional instiau Martial Arts Introduction Tues./Thurs. 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm Combat Room, P.E. Center This course is designed for those whc vith an Arts as self-defense. Although the c ?arn to needs of most Americans who want t , 1 -..^L a.: 3 SOiar learning mm will eiiuurt: Willi limt stretching, S calisthenics will take up course, however, will deal with leai forms, and their application. Wear co Frisbeeand the World of Disc Spoi Thursday 8:00 pm to 9:30 pm P.E. Center Rm. 308 Frppct\/I(j i lltim^tn r\rv~ r y IW| VOIMMUIV) VU13, L/L/V CIV. Flying Disc Sports one can experien* Relay, Padiddle, throw-Corkscrew Thumbers, Catapults and many, n >ert M anything a ball can do, but better. Ju: This is d msit'sa Frisbee." Jlv im- AEROBICS Village Wednesdays 7:00-8:00pm Columbia Hall Raspmpnt fiampmn ioi IUI . ~ ~ A must Aerobics is a fun, easy way to look have a anc*tone UP exercising to music. HATHA YOGA Tuesdays 7:00-8:00pm v Columbia Hall Basement Gameroo An introducton to Hatha Yoga--cl period, followed by asanas (positic relaxation period. IBLWJMtS OF CALIFORNIA AND Tuesdays 8:30-9:30 Russell House Rm. 327 )ptions, wj|j at mainr onnp c ... nake as Napa Valley, and Sonoma and Mo foothills, and the vineyards of Oregor of wines such as Cabernet, Chardo Burgundy and Chablis by tasting discussions; discover what wines you better than another; learn about ih i ? ~ >ry ana Mondavi, Inglenook, Paul Masson, >mpares California wine labels. California 1 rid non- Europe's best vino, and 70% of the \ ussions, Learn an everyday social skill and j le most nose educated, and your curiosity consumed. Ask about new courses during registr. MADE POSSIBLE BY STUDENT ACTIVIr oggSJgTprevImti oosing the right training shoes. 11 If roll? Rip up his credit card? Noooo!!! C y him, cast a spell and charm him or o discover the answer to this question r imagination and join this class. P.S. in your closet. ORY AND PRACTICE j n, Mao, and the international comn of Paris Commune (1871), the ^ jltural Revolution in China (1966)lutionary movements, and recent d I ound for a public event in a nightclub iversity facility. Brief discussion on f.? speakers. m pninnDr* if" ic t\ to uv-iryuuiscil Ul ICIIICU. | | brakes and gears, and other minor [j class. b :tor and centered around home repairs. j | ) have never been exposed to Martial I j ourse will lean toward the practical ]j 0 learn quickly, it will also provide a I 1 and practice. Breathing exercises. I U - - r r -i part of the class time. The bulk of the j rning from a variety of techniques, j.j mfortable clothing for this one. I j 1* I t these are just a few of the many ! j :e in this coursc. Learn how to: Nai! j j s, Inverted Backhands, Sidearms, j'.j lany more. A Flying Disc can do ! st remember, "When a ball dreams, it j I * m | i better and feel great, too! Slim down j m | | asses will consist of a brief warm-up i ^ >ns) and will conclude with a brief 1 t OTHER SIAIES 1 jrowing regions of California such as ; nterey countries, the Sierra Nevada ! 1 and New York; examine major types nnay, Zinfandel, Riesling, American , comparing, and informal group really like and what makes one wine 1 * le different wineries such as Taylor, etc and find out how to interpret wines have equaled and surpassed /vine drunk in the USA is Californian. your lasie ouas lantanzea, your g injoyably satisfied. Special fee is 1 rY FEES CAROLINA PROGRAM UNION ^