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'Welcome back SG sponsi From Staff Reports A free "Welcome Back Party" will be held from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. today on Field A featuring the bands, Agents and Rush Hour. Coolers, but no glass, may be brought to the party, which is sponsored by Student Government. The USC cheerleaders will perform between the bands' acts. THE CUSTODIAL Services Center will hold a week-long Open House in recognition of National Housekeeping Week, Sept. 12-16. jTHttt AR 11 | ?UT | knowledgt I Due to our everyday li | not having a back to SALE /STUDENT SGA - W< A DON'T MISS THE and PEP RALLY < I p.m. Plenty of livt Theatre Dis< available wI General & li $2.50 Application; cabinet posi Ai/'iSl^klo in I \ V (JIIUMIV III I There are si J seats vacanl I an applicati J SGA offices I 8:30 a.m.-J I (lower flo party' ors Rush Houi news briefs The center, in the Science Annex II between USC President James Holderman's house and Currell College, will be open from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. next week. A RECENT USC law school graduate has been named legislative assistant to Rep. John Spratt, D-S.C. As assistant, Greg Worthy will handle legislative issues such as banking, SS9B8SS8SSSSSSSSSSS8SSS3398S8S E TWO BICYC N FIVE POINT /ft o ? oompsre rmes -SP?KIIs sable ? friendly ? less ow prices we are 1 school | GOVERNMENT IRKINr. FAR vnu HT H V fa B U 0 ^2^ NO USC! BACK-TO SCHOOL BAt ON FIELD A. TODAY, 3 ? music, fun and spirit count Tickets Now ID. 'vin-FuIler Cinemas i for committee and itions due today. /V' omce. till a few senate t. Come by and pick up on. open every day > p.m. Feel free to stop by. or Russell House) r. Agents business, commerce, housing, agriculture, patents and copyrights as well as transportation, science and technology. While attending law school, the native Columbian was clerk for the Brown and Stanley law firm and an intern to the S.C. House of Representatives from USC President James Holderman's office. Worthy came within a few votes of capturing the S.C. House of Representatives District 77 seat in 1982. He will assume many of the duties of Tom Mullikin, who recently resigned from Spratt's office to attend USC's law school. SSSSSSS6SSSSS8SSSSSSSS8S^ IE SHOPS I s I', INC. expensive ^SsssCx/ Harden St. | -Be^en Cp?js^Out-Spokin' |![ J Jy c&s^^f | jy Bank I I wtw? immmmmi | Attenti II Ei | <zA/{LS.? I C7 / 7 i tA,m 11 (an o I Thursday I Russe I - anfc < ?< /1/n J- v/wuivoiMiiici j uuyj|< swimsuit, evening ? Applications ava Information Desk ? Pageant limited i ? Winners receive I ? Contestants may or any licensed I ? Winner will repi 1984 Miss South I Sponsi Gamecock meeting for news writers, ohotoaranhers ** 5:30 p.m. Monday ! Get two Hot Fudge Sundaes j; for the price of one. I Right now Swensen's gives you two Hot Fudge Sundaes for the price of one. A Swensen's Hot Fudge Sundae is made with rich vanilla ice cream, topped with hot fudge, whipped cream, nuts and a cherry. If there's one thing better than one Hot Fudge Sundae, it's two Hot Fudge Sundaes for _ the price of one. I I' ^\WJ! J * - Brlno ?W? coupon - j rj Get two Hot Fudge Sundaes \ i ! for the price of one. ! ? ^254*7275 SOO MAIM ST. Offor Ex^fit 9/1i/f3j on USC COEDS: I /% I tlic JL1A&L | i(JE1?i?iJ of outfz datotinci olarship Pageant 1 A r__ n__1- \ Liicicti lviiss /America rrenminary; t9 September 29, 1983 I at 7:30 p.m. 1 11 House Ballroom I rd in interview, I i nnwn ;inrl F )\j "M" II" 1/f a )red lby ^rnet: Spirit |