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?? . w?ir.o Servin r~ Bur | Six meats 1 I 1 Meat, 3 Vegetabl ! i j orny I w/coupon i [ 50"off ! Foot I,n 1 *15 kinds of sul j w/coupon < I Fried Chicken } 10 Piece Chicken C s & Rolls S $6.99 l J w/coupon expires p??? Til 1 fTM I i September 14 .CUNMWi^P^ aiiyf at North Carolina Tournament 28 at Georgia October f?t sKSb>fl mmsmrnrnw 9 HAWAII 13 VIRGINIA T?CH* ' KAIB ' MlOBiBfoB* St#t< 1 ^<19 ? 8t Mlw ligllOpSV'' '?r:TBl?nB*h>;: *? -s A4KAI IUk (V( AC*C Friday ? r mo +r\ ThP Rifl RiPriT ill iv w mjr vg mw m m vit | 25 S. Main Street I >ss from Honeycombs) j g Students for 20 Years I 'irt Bil>4 I >ry uii u TET | :o choose from i es, Iced Tea & Rolls j .86 +tax l < 6 expires ?/10/04 j 1 on Our ! In >ng Subs j / 3S to choose from | ft expires 9/16/84 ' ?? ? ??????? J m j C Weekend Special j )R 2 Piece Snack j f' includes: cole slaw, i French fries & rolls! ? $1.99 I I 9/16/84 | h J t ts Available / , JSC vs. i@dul@ an(j watci 7 p.m. 7"0 VOll s,9te ? ?ay team * 7pm with Cl< 7 pm ^ ?nT8A wwm 2:30 p.m. | i State liege, ^?S|S|||g srofina) TBA ^^MHi 6 Tournament J Matches A A m icein ?*,? ,?WnmiM*n< <i 11 > oil* ?? I'^i^iiini %?>? * i* H mi in in !>?*?? inn at 7:00 p.m. what's hapi Friday, Sept. 14 will Uni sore Kappa Alpha Psi has a display at 9 a.m. on 'air the Russell House Patio. son Zeta Beta Phi also has a table, at 10 a.m., on the Russell House Patio. p rn The NAACP has a membership drive at 10 for a.m. on the Russell House Patio. Alpha Epsilon Delta has a table, at 11 a.m., on the Russell House Patio. Minority Attairs registers voters beginning 11 *A1 a.m. on the Russell House Patio. p.m "The Empire Strikes Back" plays at 2:30, 7 Hoi and 9 p.m. at the Russell House Theatre. Cost *W is $1 for the first show and $1.50 for the others. Rus ??1\ Saturday, Sept. 15 p.m for Kappa Alpha Psi meets at 9:30 a.m. in Room *T1 302 of the Russell House. peri A national teleconference on "Symptoms, Ro< Diagnosis and 1 reatments ot Premenstrual Syndrome is I to 5 p.in. in the Belk Auditorium If y of the Close-Hipp buildings. in 1 A forum on "Coordinating Resources for Ex- one cellence in Education" is at 1:30 p.m. in the Tht Law Center auditorium. The keynote speaker Ho \lumnus heads ChHot om Staff Reports ____ A USC alumnus has been appointed Sum- me lit Fund campaign chairman for the Ca harlotte, N.C., area. Wi Carl Watson Jr., a Cheraw native, earned in ndergraduate and law degrees at USC. rec Robert McNair, state chairman of the m< jnd, praised Watson's dedication to the pa niversity. su< "It's pleasing to see an alumnus as sue essful as Carl choose to demonstrate his Se upport of Carolina through his commitment of 3 a campaign that seeks to achieve the In lighest standards of academic excellence at he nine USC system campuses," McNair ar aid. st st Watson, who is also a member of the USC ei soard of visitors and an at-large member of a the alumni council, said he is pleased to tl receive the appointment. r BHHnWHHHnHnHHHn Clemso h osc;s =pTi VevbaA pener. ! **.* cf^iN^ **i&* fsp~ ^ - 9^ 0x n is free. n licr'c o c I a I vwv a w pening 1 be Professor Barbara Sizemore ot the versity of Pittsburgh. The forum is spon:d by USC's Division of Intercultural Afs arid Professional Development and Lad Presbyterian Church. lidnfght Cowboy" plays at 2:30, 7 and 9 . at the Russell House Theatre. Cost is $1 the first show and $1.50 for the others. Sunday, Sept. 16 pha Kappa Alpha has a workshop at 12:30 i. in rooms 306 and 327 of the Russell jse. argames are at noon in Room 305 of the sell House. Midnight Cowboy" plays at 2:30, 7 and 9 i. at the Russell House Theatre. Cost is $1 the first show and $1.50 for the others, ic Internationalist Committee Against Imialisni and Oppression meets at 7 p.m. in 3m 302 of the Russell House. 'ou have an event you'd like to be included What's Happening, send an announcement week in advance to Ann Farmer, in care of * Gamecock, Drawer A, USC Russell use, 29225. _____ te-area fund drive 'I feel that this is a rare opportunity for : to express my appreciation tor wnai rolina has meant to me through the years, th 1,800 USC alumni living and working the Charlotte area, it is important to rognize the contribution our graduates are iking in places other than South Carolina, rticularly in a neighboring community ch as Mecklenburg County," Watson said. He is senior vice president with Interstate curities Corp. in Charlotte and president ISC Realty, a wholly owned subsidiary of terstate. The Summit Fund will be used to attract id keep outstanding faculty, recruit gifted udents, expand library holdings, acquire ate-of-the-art equipment for laboratories, ncourage research and strengthen priority cademic programs. The campaign has more han $28 million committed toward its $35 nillion goal, McNair said. n I mmm gmm B iM I Ij ' * ff p ' " A ^ I * J>/0 r~* * ? >>**" ** i "'MM 7 *< > <. f * Center I