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Budgets due t< From Staff Reports All student organizations receiving student activities funding (not including residence halls, sports clubs, student media and the Carolina Program Union) must turn in their budgets for the 1984-85 school year by 5 p.m. tomorrow in Russell House room 109 in the West Wing. Questions should be directed to Char Backman or Melody Hokanson in the Dean of Student Affairs' office, at 777-4172. THE CAMPUS chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People will hold a meeting at 7 p.m. today in Currell College. Members and anyone interested in joining are invited. Topics to be discussed include the Regional Convention in Jacksonville, Fla., March 22-24; Food Lion; voter registration and the NAACP airband convention. Spartanburq campus n ^ SPARTANBURG (AP) ? Groundbreakii were held Monday for a $6.5 million School and Sciences Building at USC at Spartanburg. On hand for the ceremonies were USC pr Holderman. Sen. Horace Smith, D-Spartanb T.W. Edwards, D-Spartanburg. Construction on the building began Dec. 1 thwest side of the campus near the library. It is open by the fall of 1985. It will house classrooms and faculty offices NIII AfMsWUf?MACvf/> o *5?=^ PHONE 7O0-I59O C ? iiiMjtR A Pt N DCCTON STS. COLUMBIA, S.C. # ^ OPEN 7 AM TO 9PM o TWO-FOR-ONE 5 PRINTS 12 EXP. COLOR $2.99 20 EXP COLOR $4.49 24 EXP. COLOR $4,891 36 EXP. COLOR $7.29 GOOF-PROOF TWO-DAY SERVICE | 2 * TWO PRINTS FOR 5 PRICE OF ONE 5 > [S1 N / Afrin : f \ NASAL R I \ SPRAY I I MHMm SI \ ! V V '1 in physician R \ and pharmacist r \ ror/\mnnnn^i?inni> * i cv>ui i ii i igi luauui 10 ^ up to 12 hour relief ? > lb m' *3.09 Economy Si/e * * na 30 ml 4.89 un stuff \ . eg 55, I? | ' head cold ^ 1375 . Economy Size 50's 5.2? ! tW I s ALL CIGARETTES 5 SOLD AT COST S J6.70 / CARTON ALL LENGTHS -- ALL BRANDS n ! S WE CASH CHECKS! 5 "VALIDATED I D. S 'DRIVERS LICENSE 5 V REQUIRED ' 5 \ _?-? . WE CASH CHECKS! | UrtN 7 AM TO 9PM 5 _ - .*?& > M TfOfcVfI I \MJiWMArtJb*' ! *^=^5 * pho^f 7o0 >?? ' SuPTur a pincaik# srs. oiumbia.s.C.' > .... Dmorrow from SPRING SORORITY rush will be held todav throueh Fridav Chi Omega, Delta Zeta, Kappa Kappa Gamma and Pi Beta Phi will give parties. Interested women may register in the Student Activities Office, Russell Mouse West Wing. For more information, call Lisa Teague at 777-2323 or 777-8402. nnc USC'S BLACK Alumni Caucus will meet at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Alumni House across Barnwell Street from Capstone dorm. Jack Wilson, director of corporate relations in the university's development office, will report on the Richard T. Greener Memorial Scholarship and Endowment Fund. John McFadden, system vice president for intercultural affairs and professional development, will discuss several new and ongoing programs designed to enhance the state of minority affairs at USC holds groundbreaking ig ceremonies cond floor of the library and of Humanities ministration Building. The laboratories are esneei; ? I? esident James school's current enrollment urg, and Rep. graduate students, said Ted Eil adminstration at USC-S. 5 on the nor- The new building will be th expected to be campus. Among major projec next five years are a fine arts now on the se- School of Business Administra a EATING ! OUT** ^ J J tVatch for I i Gamecock's I i i i guide to eating out O fVCU** K o student organ news briefs K>lvin Strnhle. president of the Associa tion of Afro American Students, will preview Black History Month activities. The meeting is open to all USC alumni. AMERICA'S BUSINESS involvements in the Western Hemisphere will be traced in a lecture titled "Casa Grace: The First Multimational in Latin America" at 4 p.m. tomorrow in Gambrell Hall room 429. The lecturer, Lawrence Clayton of the University of Alabama History department, col oft*-* A mflrioon hict Arion U/hn fPPPntlv io a l.aiiu nuivi ivun iikhv/i iuik "i?v i wvnii; returned from a Fulbright year of teaching in Costa Rica. He is writing a history of the Grace Co., a major American company operating in Latin America. The Grace Lines steamship company is just one of the enterprises included ceremonies Lawsuit Maxey claims I laboratories now in the Ad- Feed and See< illy needed to accomodate the THE HHO of 3,300 undergraduate and The suit as! lenberg, associate chancellor of that the defen Maxev's infoi e sixth major structure on the torney's fees, ts under consideration for the specific amou center and a building for the The suit al< ition and Economics. work be impc 1 STUDENT ( CAN'T AFF TO THE MOU Your Studet makes i SGA HAS DIS TICKETS A I ONLY $2.5 I GOOD FOR At | AND GENEF I * WHAT Di STUDENT r* . i " Iv^ome 10 me tirsi 1984, Wednesday in Cah SGA - WOR ANC ii7atinnQ 1 IILU ^1 VIIW under the multinational's corporate umbrella. [' With access to the company archives, | Clayton has compiled data on American business activity in the area, as well as on the Grace Co. itself. nn | A LECTURE titled "Getting Out of the War Business" will be eiven at 8 D.m. Feb. 9 JKu in Gambrell Hall room 250 by Carl Stover, j] Phi Beta Kappa associate and author and !j teacher in public policy, government and jj education. j ] The lecture is sponsored by the Alpha of i i South Carolina chapter of Phi Beta Kappa. j j j] THE ALLIANCE Francaise de Columbia ji will nresent a nroeram bv USC's Claude ! LeGoff titled, "L'lle de la Cite," a talk with j ] color slides, in the faculty lounge, Gambrell %J| Hall room 428 at 8 p.m. Wednesday. Continued from page 1 Schneider reproduced a photo of the Hinson i Co. building without Maxey's permission. ro also was not credited to Maxey. ks for no specific amount in damages, but asks dants account for profits gained from the use of rmation and work, and for court costs and at- ; It asks for punitive damages, but gives no [! nt. |J io asks that the defendant's copies of Maxey's h unded. 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