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Greek Week to From Staff Reports Greek Week at USC will be held today throueh Saturdav to raise monev for the state's Council on Child Abuse and Neglect. Fraternities and sororities will sponsor activities to raise money during the week. A raffle will be held Thursday at Maxcy Gregg Park from 4 to 6 p.m. Raffle tickets are $1 from any fraternity or sorority member, and prizes will be given away. Greeks hope to raise $20,000 from the raffle, of which 20 percent will go to the Panhellenic and Interfraternity Council scholarship fund and the rest to the Council on Child Abuse and Neglect. A blood drive sponsored by the Greeks will be held in Russell House Ballroom from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday. Students, faculty and staff are asked to donate blood. Greek Games will end the week's activities. They will be held 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday on Field A. For more information, call 777-8227 or 7779901. I H II 1 A WALK-A-THON to benefit the Ronald McDonald House will be sponsored I. va w ? vw V wit PUB 4W, ARC/ / /% A A /* I . y^u iviain m. % Budw< FREE DRAFT BEER out back CL _ amfil IV - Ml 1411 Never a cover charge! LION'S HE RE5TRURI 741 Saluda Rve. 5 P 799-6303 ! STI inENT SPRPT , ? EVERY MONDAY NIG 5:30-8:30 6oz. 1 Salad Ba Rice Pilaff or. j Fresh j Reservation | Student or Facu m 1 ' 'sii Iflrwi HEALTI WEDNESDAY A RUSSELL HOU! 1 10:00 AMI 8 Sponsored by USC frat Ij with the Amer i and Ope BiiiiliiiiilB raise money f< Saturday by Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity of T TCP onH Kir 1 Ar? o 1 Mnnnnal/I'o rocfonponfc wuvy auu Kfj iuvai mv,JL/viiQiu o i voiauiuiito. Participants should get sponsors to pay them to walk the 20-kilometer (12.4 miles) route, said Raymond Perkins Jr., chairman of the Walk-A-Thon. Sponsor sheets may be obtained at Russell House patio or at any McDonald's restaurant. The walk begins at 9 a.m. at Carolina Coliseum. Registration begins at 8 a.m. Tshirts and prizes will be given to the winners of the race. The walk should end by 5 p.m. For more information, call 782-6724. n n n A PAPER AND aluminum can drive will be sponsored at Woodhill Mall Saturday by Phi Delta Theta fraternity. Fraternity members will be in front of Tapp's at the mall from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. They will have a bin to collect newspapers and plastic bags for the cans. Anyone who has a large quantity of newspapers or cans and needs help getting them to the mall may call the number given for assistance. Local businesses are encouraged to participate. The project has been arranged with the help of Young Volunteers in Action, a local Spring Fling I | w 111 liDE t i 254-4131 11 L EV ,.--v.::V^^ I I . | Budweiser. |B I H ^?U U*U SIJ4 I HO in I s: mr HT CQ OR y ci?c/u libeye ror Soup Baked Potato Bread is Required j; lty ID Required i EK WEEK j n?a?fe I hVair J ^PRSL13,1983 I SE BALLROOM 1 rn /i.nn dha cai i v/ ?t.w rm e: :ernities and sororities gl "ican Red Cross m 3n Door. || I 111) || | IH?I1BM Hill MIIMi Bll? <1?iBIMllBIlM?M IMIIlll II lllllll niWIITfll or state child a news briefs group that puts volunteers in touch with needy organizations. All money raised through the drive will go to the Columbia Ronald McDonald house. For more information, call Bob Edmonds at 777-0789. nnn A PHILOSOPHY COLLOQUIUM will feature Lutz Geldsetzer's presentation of a paper on "Two Types of Hermeneutics: Dogmatical and Zetetical." Geldsetzer is being sponsored by the Carolina Department of Philosophy and the Goethe Institute of Atlanta. Geldsetzer serves as guest professor for German studies at Emory University. He is a professor of philosophy at the University of Dusseldorf. The colloquium will be held Wednesday at 4 p.m. in Gambrell Hall room 258. i?11?I l?i I II II I USC'S DANIEL MANAGEMENT Center will offer several programs in April. I I Soups, Salads! Sandwiches 1 de'lCKDUS, fr I- > Itstheperf [254: 799-3471 1217 Colle V \ 1 ? r*. r ? -' , use FLYIN | introductory flights lowest cost flying lessons lowest cost plane rental open to students, faculty, staff BRING USC i^/ow ar& cor to at/widasi/cu Aoru I nKIMIC E I- ^IB- H. Of!/ ? 3 :<30 - 4 iris /J/uoertKi/y Q&OOA&IL We are privileged to have Yourself: The Fulfillment of Discover Orgasm in the Unive opportunity to meet this famou ibuse council They include "Managing Change and * Conflict," Thursday; "How to Buy and Usp Computers," April 19; "S.C. Tax Laws," April 27; and "S.C. Sales and Use Tax: Practical Applications," April 28. All seminars will be held in the Daniel Management Center on the eighth floor of USC's College of Business Administration For more information, call 777-2231. nnn C SEVERAL SEMINARS designed to help small-business owners inrmrove tHoir operations will be offered in April and May by USC's Small Business Development Center and Midlands Technical College. They include "How to Hire, Fire and Motivate," tomorrow; "Small Business Management by Objectives," Thursday; "Understanding Small Business Tax In centives," April 19; "Small Business Insurance Needs," April 26; and "So You Want To Be a Consultant," May 3. The programs will be held from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Midlands TEC Beltline campus. The fee for each seminar is $20. 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