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Survey to deteri of dorm governmei From Staff Reports A survey on the quality of dorm life at USC will be distributed within the next two weeks by the Student Senate Residents Life Committee. To be distributed through each dorm's resident hall director, the survey will reach all dorms excent McBrvde Ouad. which is not considered on-campus housing, according to Sen. Russell Seay, Residents Life chairman. Seay said the survey has 10 to 12 questions that are to be answered on a scale of one to five. Room for additional comments will be included. "The survey covers areas like pest control, noise level control and dorm government effectiveness," Seay said. "We're hoping to find out how campus residents really feel about their dorms." Once the surveys have been collected, Seay's committee will work with Residential Life Services to obtain the results and work on possible improvements for dorm quality. AN UPDATE on the problem of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome and new data on the use of interferon will highlight the joint South Carolina-North Carolina meeting of the American Society of Microbiology. The meeting started yesterday and runs through tomorrow at the Ocean Dunes Resort in Myrtle Beach. Sponsored by the USC School of Medicine and the American Society for Microbiology, the meeting will include presentations by virologists, medical bacteriologists and immunologists. More than 150 scientists from academic and health care institutions will discuss basic research and problems in health and medicine. r ? 1 \ 9* I\ Natio' I \ I / El J -| Ju/ Mt IUSC's NO. 1 "WE'RE YOUR K?< I COORS/CC (12 OZ. ? 12 PK) jj BUSCH, e af i H I4UK11 y B (12 OZ. - 12 PK) jtl 1799-mms 714 SAL fl NEXT TO SALUDA > . ? * If MM nine aualitv [i m it, noise, pests 1 news briefs i THE EFFECTIVENESS of volunteers becoming in-court advocates for abused children is the focus of the first statewide conference on the Volunteer Guardian ad Litem Program, to be conducted Oct. 7 at the Carolina Inn. The program is sponsored by (JSC, the Junior League of Columbia, the Department of Social services, the S.C. Joint Legislative Committee on Children, the uovernor s Office of Public Safety and the S.C. Medical Auxiliary. The 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. conference will feature a panel of Family Court judges and volunteer Guardian ad Litem who v,;,l describe the training program in Sc.. * Carolina. Registration is $10 in advance, which includes lunch, or $6 at the door witnoui luncn. Through Volunteer Guardian ad Litem, concerned citizens can help ensure the protection and proper treatment of abused or neglected children who are required to appear in S.C. Family Courts, according to Guardian ad Litem officials. For information, call Robin Burns, Volunteer G.A.L. Conference, S.C. Department of Social Services at 758-7005. THE NEWLY formed USC chapter of a national law honor society, Order ot the Coif, will induct its first members at 11 a.m. today in the USC School of Law auditorium. Fourth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Robert Chapman will be guest speaker at a luncheon at the Townhouse following induction of 89 USC law graduates and 16 faculty members. virion Kev ! rial Honor Society j iction of Officers ! eting Today, Sept. 30 ! 0 Russell House #303 I I I'll iiiimiwiiii i PARTY SHOP! ? HEADQUARTERS" I .AWKOCKS o I ! I ORS LIGHTSI "$5.59 I 'NATURAL I St $4.99 (HOT) l UDA AVE. 256~6?Otm WE. WINE & LIQUOR ? ? i . i ? i i i . i' i t djggfc" 1 772-5121 j | COMPLETE CARRY OUT SERVICE" Kg 245 BUSH RIVER RO AT BOOZER SHOPPING CTR r, \ (NEXT TO OUTCH SO ) j|9 NEAR INTERSECTIONS OF I-20 & I-26 AND I-26 A 176 n ?mr : i_tr : YOiJRSr : iLS^LS The atmospher perfect for your favorite c j And what food! The meni temptation with a variety < t Popular prices, too. Discover Julie's Place soc S-UttL j pfMBtj O WEST ft; * 1-20 at Broad River Rd. ^ 4 (adj. to La Quinta Motor Hotel) ^ #! St. Andrews - 798-7455 1 EAST Woodhill Mall ia on Sumter Hinhwnv Columbia - 783-4211 Jjj ~~^WM vu, Iprese "fllt?rnativi week of Sept< Group 61 1. Translator "N( 2. Big Country tlT\ 3. Bongos "Ni 4. Native Tongue "Y< 5. Adrian Beiew "T\ ;j 6. Depeche Mode "O 7. Elvis Costello "Pi 8. Oingo Boingo "G 9. Payolas "Hi 10. Mental As Anything "C authentic If] VTONESE and SZECHUAN I cuisine hi We are serving B Rhinese nastrv a "Dim Sum" ' 1 Serving Hours jfi Each Sat., Sun. j?] 11:30 am to 3:30 pm |jj "The best in town." b] ? The Columbia Record , gj| SflEBlfflBSHIESEBISJBUS^ :1lF I > e is different ? *| Oi :ocktail. ! j is pure J of selections. i# >n i# m ^jj| BrI dfk wmHIHK^^I^K HFm 3 nts i Top 10" 3mber 26th bam d Time Like Now" j ie Crossing" ! umbers with Wings" | | dwI" wang Bar King" j onstruction Time Again" j jnch the Clock" i] ood for the Soul" ammer on a Drum" I reatures of Leisure" 1