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Columbia Mc ^'rom Staff and Wire Reoorts ? t- ? The Columbia Mets play their first home game today when they face Greenwood at 7:30 p.m. at Capital City Park. It begins an eight-game home stand by the Mets, who are now 2-3. After a two-game series with the Hornets, the Mets play Spartanburg in a three-game series and end with a threeday stand against the Charleston Royals. ^ Wednesday, the Mets dropped a 4-1 decision to the Spinners at Spartanburg. Admission will be $3.50 for reserved seats and $2.50 for general admission. Saturday night, after the Greenwood game, there will be a fireworks display sponsored by Columbia radio station WZLD. ITCr'ICDACCDiTT a. 1 n vdv o icoiii pi ays napusi College tonight at 7:30 at Sarge Frye JField. * The Gamecocks lost to Newberry 6-4 Wednesday and played The Citadel last night. USC, which had a seven-day layoff before the game against the Indians, fell to 22-6 going into last night's game. Newberry scored three runs in the bot torn of the sixth inning to beat the 14thranked Gamecocks. Freshman right-hander Mike Cook recorded his first loss after six wins. - CAROLINA ANNOUNCED no new basketball signees Wednesday, the national signing date for basketball prospects. (classifieds i a ii u- $1,300 Fl r?ll VIH99IIICU HU9 111 1191 ut: J. PREPAID. Payment must be radio, new made with cash, check or money '^'n order in the exact amount. Orders a.nt\n^ ?? , . , ? ,,, _ y:00am an are accepted in Room 323 Russell House during the regular Universi- HELP \ ty business hours or via the mall on a Classified Advertising Mailer | only. Deadlines are 3:00 p.m. TI'TT Monday for Wednesday's issue, 2i i 8 3:00 p.m.Wednesday for Friday's ?e ci,tc issue and 3:00 p.m. Friday for ^outn ear Monday's Issue. Advertisements F .. Tmay be cancelled before 10:00 sales dcrk a.m. tne aay prior to publication. Todd and Refunds are not given. For more information contact Student JOBS I Media Advertising, Box 85131, AND FE USC, Columbia, SC 29208 or call DUSTRI/* 777-4249. WEEK E CAMPUS NOTICES IONQIJ f Rahema and Dancers on Russell SERVICE House Patio Tuesday April 19 at kadm 5-30 HA KIN SCHOOL HOURS. FOR SALE ME NT POSTF1 ( 1978 HONDA ACCORD, Ex- BONUS 1 cellent Condition. 777-9433. New PRIZES t i If you and your parents I ; sidered, or if you are still c< investing in a condominium ; live in - NOW IS THE TIM Barnwell Colony, the firs i rnnHnmininm rnmmimitirr x. 1 signed for USC students, i< out. The remaining units ar furnished and are ready for right now for summer scho to beat the rush for next fa Our permanent financing a options are the lowest I we've ever offered. So hurry, don't be left At L. . l ! Iuui: v_/dii ui Lume uy luudy and see why smart student: and parents are joining the : i (a bandwagon. All Barnwell C rooms, appliances that inclu that you have never experie the Business School. Marketed By The Development Group, Inc. 2008 Lincoln Street Columbia, SC 256-7999 Located just 2*4 blocks i |l north of Capstone on Barnwell St., acrossGervai i ? M' _ 1 r> tmoaei open, ^unoay ^ i its home ope* sports briefs USC signed guard Matt Mayes from Woodbury Forest Prep School in Virginia on the national signing date before the season started. On Wednesday, the Gamecocks signed two players who had given verbal commitments. One was Michael Foster from Page High School in Greensboro, N.C. The other was Gerald Perry from Dreher High School in Columbia. USC, which went 22-9 and advanced to the semi-finals of the National Invitational Tournament, will lose four players who are graduating, including starting Doint cuard Gerald Peatwlc USC'S WOMEN'S Head Basketball Coach Terry Kelly announced the signing of two recruits to grant-in-aids yesterday, including the sister of a Lady Gamecock. Amy McAlister, a 5-11 forward and sister of USC starting guard Marsi McAlister, averaged 15.7 points and 7.4 rebounds per game in leading Hammond Academy to the S.C. Independent High School Championship. She was a pre-season Honorable Mention All-American by Street and Smith and a member of the S.C. Basketball Coaches Association All-State team. McAlister was also selected to play in the Independent High School All-Star game and won the state Amateur Athletic Union free-throw championship. ORD MUSTANG II, Wanted: Part time tclcp [RM. 4 . cyl., AMFM terviewers to work from hi ' exhaust system and two must have phone and be v tuned-up, gas efficient. work when needed. No s< er. 772-7957 between volved. Call 256-6841. VANTED LOST & FOUND SE SHIP JOBS! LOST: 2 rings ? *84 bis I Caribbean, Hawaii, class rjng ancj turquoise ill for Guide, Directory, Coliseum on April 7. Re\ r. 916-722-1111 Ext. fered. Call Julie, 256-153f olina. LOST: BUNCH OF KI ne and Part Time retail PLASTIC MO ;s apply 620 Huger St. KEYHOLDER AROUN Moore Sporting Goods. BUILDING. REWARI?. /Vy-VH J?K JNSKILLED - MALE MALE - LIGHT IN- LOST: Black Journals iL WEEK DAYS OR tbook in Library on Tuest NDS - MUST HAVE Important Papers Inside. I AND TRANSPORTA- 782-1350 IALITY TEMPORARY - 256-0055 $500 OR MORE EACH PERSONALS YEAR. FLEXIBLE YOUR COLLEGE R1 MONTHLY PAY- DON'T GO HOME WI1 FOR PLACING v ITJ Your JOSTEN'S coll US ON CAMPUS. now available in the 3ASED ON RESULTS. department of the UNIV1 \WARDED AS WELL. BOOKSTORE in the 883 House. iave ever con- JrjW ustom de- lyl!^ > almost sold VN^J I student condominium olony units have two bed de a washer and dryer, and a lifestyle need before ... all within 2l/2 blocks of I xrnwell j 1S? 1227 Barnwell Street to 5 pm. ler tonight The other signee is 5-10 guard Monica Williams from Andrew Jackson High School in Kershaw, where she averaged 18.6 nointS- Q S rphnunHc anH A accictc per game. She also was selected as a pre-season Honorable Mention All-American by Street and Smith and led her team to the class AA state championship. USC SOCCER coach Mark Berson announced the signing of two Illinois recruits. Bill Hency played for the 29-2 state champion Granite City South High School in Granite Citv. III. He scored \7 goals and had eight assists as a midfielder.' He was selected to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America, Parade, Adidas, and McDonald's NSCAA All-American teams and was selected the offensive most valuable player of the Illinois state tournament. David Corfield, a 6-0 defender from Northbrook, 111., played for the 12-2 Glenbrook North High School and was an All-State, All-Conference and AllSectional selection for his junior and senior years. As a senior, he was seleced to the McDonald's NSCAA All-American team. He was also a member of the U.S. National Youth team that represented the United States in a January tournament in Leningrad. >hone in- TACO CID 'Weds. Special ome 5-9, Tacos 45* each or 4/S1.65. 1416 filling to Charleston Hwy., West Cola.; :lling in- 1931 Broad River Road, Cola.; 604 Columbia Ave., Lexington. Do you have the end of the semester jitters? Should you have ick onyx put in more quality study time? If ring in you answer "yes" to either of the vard of- above, you might need to learn i. how to prepare for exams in a hurry. Learn how to quickly lYS ON organize your study material; N E Y review textbooks; productively D B.A. handle multiple-choice and essay 7-4435, tests; improve your attitude, reduce tension, and more. What: Short course in how to sm Tex- quickly prepare for exams. il.n Whi?n* AnrSI ?1 A.Q r* m *M<*J T I*. ? ? ? W W F'??' Reward. Who: You. Cost: No Charge, Service of - Counseling Human Development Center. How: Call 777-5223 to register. Space is limited so sign-up early! ING ... rHOUT The Knights of Columbus, A ege ring Catholic men's organization, is jewelry having an organizational meeting . SRSITY Monday, April 18 1:30 p.m.; Russell Room 332 at the Russell House. All interested are welcome. 2. Entries shouk community. 3. Participants n | that slide larg 4. All entries mi local address I available for r 1st Priz< | pins y< I 1983/f 2nd Priz I 3rd Prlati Entries should be I 313, Russell Hous S displayed in the R Jj For more informat By Mary Ann HoUte >?:8ev??> hundred Bfty-s^f^^educatlon ??denw?-e competing In this ye#r"? special Otyint>lc* to b?- heldat ?h?V "2m!ljrom I^ton, Rid,tend and^houn^ I m7othcr'a^wm'helpl^^hc" ?n? Mid act as chnpeiones Iro fam* of the partldpims. %. sotuv t * " * : :^^ ^ * wu utt?*g|p???j mik games The Ba?esb?rg-L?esvilte and Ktcnao high school bands wlB provide nm^p|^a??|||ed R?e^fpl gJve'Uw invocation.;; * ' : mmwmmmm urn* in^irffflyroirics.'VBouic^^wd. I "Evwyot^yf^^^fWlw Me?fC*ot, W ff9?HinP?R J. but to try to do the bm you can;" ?i ^ooiill^&Wloiis tetcr select coi??M | j>etc in the state game* to be held at Pott Jackson M&y 1M4. The International Special Olympics will be held m Baton wltlt 4300 t>Anv? * >*?! **--- ~ ? " : ?:vm "?m:yv w?wic? ihhh tni!> '<,1Jv-H. ICJC COW 19': send an athlete is S250. . Organisations willing to sponsor an aihleic from this area ; can call Ron Bonknight at 782*6164. i:i:i i:i:iVi:iVi:MftiiViiYitii^^ H i Vli iI Vi:i:ir??iiiiii>W: X'I:l1 !lI'' "III I III liliiil Friends Meeting (Quaker), Sun- -SENIORSdays, 10:00 a.m., Presbyterian JOBS ARE AVAILABLE Student Center, Greene Street. Mass market yourself with Congratulations Maxcy I Soft- ?Per?ti1(?"s Rcs,ea0r ball team on making the In- To11 Free 1 800-421-3217 tramural Playoffs, Maxcy. c . , ? , _ , Spanish Tutoring. Rates negoFREE ADMISSION: THE liable. Call Alberto 754-8124. FINAL HOUR. A drama presen- e?ao- i ki j j o tation of the 15th and 16th of Q PA^Y! Need a deejay? A^.r;i T.in ~ e?cn?;^n..?nioi Special discount to USC students April, 7:30 p.m. Sesquicentennial H State Park Amphitheatre. ' ' ?26000- Cal1 Petc- 791-3804. Copy Machine - FAST XEROX QCDV/ir^CC ?? ? " v(UI\ V wpica, JIU UUUI IVUSSCH nousc, 7-3820. 1 l.B.M. PROMPT, PROFES- i SIONAL TYPING. PROOF- For ail your typing needs, call I READING INCLUDED. REA- TYPING SERVICES. Pick-up I SONABLE. NEAR CAMPUS. and delivery service available at I 799-7587. special rates to USC students. Call H Beth Reno at 776-5722. TYPING: FAST, ACCURATE, PROFESSIONAL. THE KUNTRY KORNER is DAYS, EVENINGS, open corner Frink and State Sts. ! WEEKENDS. CALL ELLIE Cayce New management fresh 787-4154. vegetables daily meal tickets buy 5 get one free open 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. TYPING SERVICE - Quality Mon. thru Friday. work at reasonable rates - l.B.M. Pica or Elite - 794-9377. TYPING ON WORD PROCESSOR EASY REVISION Professional IBM typing. $1.50 REASONABLE RATES NEAR overnight. $1.25 otherwise. Pick- CAMPUS. KANE up available. 781-9177 after 6. SECRETARIAL 256-9085. University Telephone Directory !1 A Dwnm rnwTircT I La is now In progress! J jBgra How would you like to see ^ a photograph you've taken j SipA on the cover of the 1983/84 University Telephone Directory? You could but S|||p^ you have to enter. Here are 1 contest, is open to all students, faculty and staff, g i be reflective of student life and the USC ; lust submit a color slide plus a color print of I er than 5" X 7" (8" X 10" preferred.) ir.4 ka 1 X 1 1- I lol oc uiuuiucu iui uiapmy dim mciuae name, r and telephone number. (Entries will be j eturn following judging.) 5: $75.00 I >ur photo on the cover of the 14 Directory e: $50.00 e: $25.00 turned in to the Student Media Office, Room b. Following judging, all entries will be ussell House Lobby. Deadline: April 15, 1983 ion contact Student Media, 777-3888. jf