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i I ? J .. , . 1,1 t ?f .? . . I. . I Legislative inte c- p&.ii n riuiu oittii nu|iuiib Applications are being accepted for the Legislative Intern Program for the Spring semester. Legislative interns function as research assistants along with the professional staff of the General Assembly. Interns are typically r?c<cionf?H tn fhr? rpcparrh nffirpc r\r pnmmittpp staffs of the South Carolina Senate and House of Representatives. Assignment is also possible in the Office of the Lieutenant Governor and the Legislative Council. The Legislative Intern Program is open to all USC seniors with a minimum 3.0 grade point average or graduate students admitted to a formal degree program as degree candidates in good standing. Interns are selected on a competitive basis by a faculty committee using merit criteria. Part-time internships are available and will run from January through April. Stipends are $400 per month. All interns enroll in a public affairs internship course. Course requirements include a short paper ...d participation in workshop sessions to discuss selected readings and evaluate the internship experience in academic environment. Applications must be received by the Bureau of Government Research and Service At Master Cleaners back and return ther week, Monday throu| Our new Saturday h< to 6PM. This means hands by 12 noon. Branch hours on Sat 9 are ready by 1PM. Now that's service, that's what this bush ! | 1900 BLOSSOM STREET / 7000 GAHNEP5 I > -* ' - :l ***" I irns sougni news briefs by Nov. 15. Application forms are available in the Bureau Office, 406 Gambrcll Hall. Jit JOOL ^ THE PROS and cons of the U.S. Marine peacekeeping force in Lebanon will be 'T>L|^m|^ ?, debated by the Athenian Literary and | ||fcJ|Cj 11 Debating Society at 8 p.m. Wednesday in room 304 of the Russell House. ^ A The premise of the debate is: "Resolved, I news, su that the Reagan administration should remove the U.S. Marine 'peacekeeping force' ? Oi from Lebanon." Wl IXCiS# - The Athenian society is a non-partisan USC student organization dedicated to the F r /fj ___ debate and discussion of ideas by means of Ij || [j || [i the written and spoken word. The society I considers suggestions for future programs jr% II \ from all sources, a society spokesman said. pC I I Q Q Q I |i jr ; A n\/nnp in tf*roct c*r\ i t-? Inornino *?^\ro W w ! / mn jvwv hi ivi vviiv vi in ivai 111115 uiui v auuui the Athenian Society may write to Box A 80133, USC, Columbia, S.C. 29225. nMfllOOrSI ALL STUDENTS, faculty and staff interested in attending a daily midday Jewish prayer service on campus, may contact Bernard Friedman Hillel religious counselor at 799-9132. we'll take the clothes right off your n the same day, every day, six days a *h Saturday. )urs at the Five Points plant are 7AM that clothes in by 10 are back in your urday are 8AM to 6PM. Clothes in by At Master Cleaners we like to think less is all about. . Dotfet > S FERRY ROAD / 1615 BEUUNE BOULEVARD I W1||B CLEANERS & LAUNDRY J B LEON A COOPER 31 1*>J 1 PCNT r p53? ?u cnec>a\ 8?est. Willi I FT'S -?ACTIVE cock meeting vill be a meeting for all orts and entertainment and photographers at i. today in room 321, Al ... I ouse. i\iew wniers ana )hers are welcome. I CAROLINA WOMEN'S 1 4 : ? Pregnancy testing by urine or blood A I Abortion Counseling and Services with free medications I All methods of birth control: Pill, IUD, Diaphragm available A VD, Herpes testing and treatment A I Pap test and other female problems j ? All contacts strictly confidential, we care about you v i 2009 Hampton St., Columbia, S.C. | f 803-256-0128 f Wkyia y | yjm f| a fflKB ^ **" ^^piSlfct & ** ^ Wt lr^ iJ w H^sm ...**228 Happy Hour 2 for 1 11-8pm daily Tues. Night 90$ Imports (Call for other specials) 1208 Main St. Ph. 254-9532 (Across from Wade Hampton Hotel) Tuesday, October 4, 1983 8:00 P.M. Russell House Ballroom i i ? < c uenerai Admission only Students $6.00 Public $8.00 TICKETS ON SALE TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 27 10:00 A.M. RUSSELL HOUSE LOBBY SIHI