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Georgia lawye I # at IIQt1 I n m ?. VUU LOW U | From Staff Reports Attorney Bobby Lee Cook will be the keynote speaker at USC's Law Day banquet Friday at Carolina Coliseum. The Georgia criminal-trial lawyer has won aquittals on 90 percent of the more than 250 murder cases he has handled in 31 years. 49 Tickets for thp hanmi^t ofo tic ,-^v.vv ui v, f iu |A;I pciSUll, which includes an open bar, dinner and dancing. Cocktail hour begins at 6:30 p.m. . The event is open to the public, and tickets are available from the Student Bar Association. For more information, call 777-2770. nnn A FREE SPEECH forum featuring Douglas Kelly, a Writer and researcher for 9 the Chalcedon Foundation of California, will be held at 4 p.m. Friday in USC Law School room 138. rru - a " me topic 01 discussion will be "In Favor of An American Theocracy." Kelly is editor of the Chalcedon Foundation's "Journal of Christian Reconstruction" and has written several books. nrpn THE MASTER CLASS schedule for USC's three summer school sessions is now ^ available at the Registrar's Office. ? Two five-week sessions and one sevenweek session will be held this year on a fourday class schedule. Classes will meet Monday-Thursday only, providing a more flexible schedule for students to plan summer employment and leisure time. Registration for the first five-week session will be held June 3-4. n n n THE PALMETTO POISON Control Center at USC issued an alert Wednesday ? afternoon saying decorative stuffed Easter | chicks containing arsenic may have been sold in South Carolina through an Atlanta j distributor. The chicks ? killed and stuffed in China ? I were imported into the U.S. for decorative r ~ | PL AR< 920 Main St Tonii FREE I for Ladies Saturday 25C Draft $ 12-5| I as always no < $ * IHMM? HHIJII II The winners of th "Wish We Were contest are: I) Wish We Were There Reb Thomas - Snov 2) You Went That Far A 9 Michael F. Carpenti 3) Tasteless Without Bei William McCann -1 4) Most Bizarre-($ 10) Dennis Smith - Trail 5) Pretties-($ 10) r i. h M _ ii Diiriuy iviacuwinen ^ 6) Our Favorite-( $ 50) Shannon Cackey The Charismatic Co r to speak ay Banquet news briefs use in Easter floral arrangements and Easter baskets. ml? 1 - - - me sKin ana aown of the dead birds apparently were treated with arsenic during the taxidermy process and may contain enough of the poison to make a small child seriously ill, if he stuck one of the chicks into his mouth. State Health Department officials are in the process of analyzing some chicks purchased by a West Columbia woman in Atlanta for possible arsenic contamination. nnn A SERIES OE distinguished speakers will highlight "Media Day" Wednesday at USC's College of Journalism. John Kamp, head of the Direct Broadcast Satellite Task Force at the Federal Communications Commission, will deliver a lecture during- the awards luncheon at 1 p.m. in the Holiday Inn Center. s Media Day will begin with three morning programs in the Law Center Auditorium. At 9 a.m., a panel discussion will be held on job interview and recruiting techniques featuring Emily Metzger, supervisor of personnel and community relations, Allied Corp.; Phil Currie, vice president for news staff development, Gannett Co.; and Gary Anderson, WIS-TV news director. At 10:15 am Pat MnlHnummi ? - , ,T LV.JT , VIV.C president of the advertising agency Burson Marsteller, will talk about Tylenol's campaign to regain consumer confidence following the poisonings caused by tampered-with capsules of the painkiller. At 11:30 a.m., USC journalism alumnus Carl Stepp, cover story editor for USA Today, will talk about the process of developing a national newspaper. All events are open and free to public, except the awards luncheon. Tickets for the luncheon are $5 for students and $7.50 for others. For more information, call Perry Ashley at 777-6973. BnHBnHnwHnamsBBnHH llVrv.I B & , :ade 254-4131 ^ te ^ BEER (8-1 Opm) k 2 Tokens I pm J 20 ver charge! j] e Visual Arts I There" postcard 1 !-($ I 0) ' vrrrass, Colorado way in a Week?-($ 10) ?r - Denmark ng Vulgar-($ 10) Mcatraz Prison ri from Hell Florida Sunset I lumbia Mall II <?*VvV m " ? For ail yoi owls, Hardt campus is n i mfil ^ -* feflBIVIB A d? Fridays & S; . nafdc 825 South Main (N INURSir STUDEK 1 LEXINGTON COUNTY Hi would like to talk with you c employment opportunities a through our: internship externship and Sr. Year Scholarship ] CALL NOW at 791-2131 lor information r\r \Jl IV7 IIJJ till 1J contact: Dolly Dent Employment Mana^ i jezxl i isroix>rsr COUNT'Y HOSPF n HI0 Sunset Blvd. i ^ ' % B 11 mimuai m iiiym se's near ow open .m. on aturdays. mi ir\ vui vuill^ud/ \TS II ospital M j" | ibout | ! ' : ; vailable H B|J? j Programs g| MB-B