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{"MOVIE ~ \ VCR I J RENTALS VIDEO RENTALS { ! VISIONS I I 3 RnprJal ffcfi OH M<=*mhorQhin 5 I (With USC ID & Coupon) j jj 738 Meeting St.. West Columbia 794-2288 1 p Across Gervais St. Bridge j C\nCI!W$ SMC\XC\Sr MUSIC CLUB "cphTcERTTfALL ! r^zy WEDNESD A~Y ? GttafiW HIGH ENERGY ROCK 'N' ROLL 1 RAR RRAMH's ? I 7 ^ ! 32 oz BUCKETS OF BUD $ 1.00 | i COVER $2 1 THURSDA~Y THE CAROLINA'S H I ROCK ACT BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND BAR BRANDS SI.75 TIL 9:30 OLD STYLE 50c IUVLK $3.00 8 I 50'RTFaTTA T U R D AT ^ fiRHOOLY I ( HIGH STEPPIN' RHYTHM S BLUES ! TRIPAt GOLD TtOUILA BV THE SHOT $2. 12 j BAR BRANDS 51.7 5. 121 COVER >3 00 SATURDAY. SPICED RUM SI 75 WINE COOLERS 75c 1 COVER >2.50 COMINvj SOON - KILLER WHALES OC1. 34 INFO: 77 1-8789 1 903 HUGER I BETWEEN BLOSSOM & GERVAIS . : MILE FROM COLISEUM | FsJ. I .1 A l\ \ / 1\ 1/ 1 M /I i^WENSE] I ? . | /America s favorite I old-fashioned icc cream par 900 MAIN ST. 254-7 You Asked For It . . . Now I _ Now thro Fri.. Sept. 21. 1984 Now thru I - Buy a Hamburger Plate & Iced Buy One Oi Tea for iust $2.85 with coupon, one absolui 1 Our burners are made with a tween the f n 1/3 Pound of 100% pure beef Chicken. I - served with lots of golden fries. w/Gravy ar ^ lettuce, tomato 8c pickle spear. Dinner Enti A Real Ualue! tween 5-9: I J BUY ONE Mil 81 Hamburger Plate & " Dinti ' Iced Tea for $2.85 - get 900 Main St. 9C ' * No Coupon With To Go * " No Co Limit on? ccuoon per customer per vi?lt. Not with ?nv j I | * Served i other Spetul or Promotion. Not v?lk) where prohibited by lew. JsL I limn one toupon per 1913 Swensen's Printed in U.S.A. Offer IxHrtt SiigJ other Spedil or Prom | f ^wtnsen $ yk \L->\ n i -rn?r i 11 / / \ u / nrn" USC graduate to host r Pi.u r> ?_ jsw? > ..Jj& rr9^VV "^ni^ ^ ^ " ^ degree in Clary is a native of Columbia, and her first show aired Lesjey C| ... 'PM Magazine' co-host DANIEL RKGKR has been promoted to full professor of chemistry at USC. P POAr cnn aT Innii-t Cnrinn finl/1 ? * , .IVII Wl lUllg lllllV ^^1 Ml^l IVIU, I Villi. I Ill <J I I I William and Elizabeth Reger, is a 1963 graduate of Springfield High School where he was a member of the football, basketball and track teams. After graduating from Dickinson College, he recieved a Ph I). from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and joined the faculty at South Carolina in 1972. Reger has authored more than 40 research papers in his speciality areas of inorganic chemistry and has co-authored two books used in teaching freshman chemistry. He lives with his wife, Cheryl, and two children in Columbia. JULIA BRA/ELTON of Columbia, a graduate student in the USC College of Business Administration, has been awarded a doctoral dissertation grant Irom the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. The USC accounting Ph.D. student will use the $5,400 grant to research the current changes in federal taxes from an income tax base to a consumption tax base. Ura/elton earned a master of accountancy from USC and a bachelor's degree from VVinthrop College. The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants selected Bra/elton's research based on the relevance of the topic to principal concerns of professional accountants, thoroughness of methodology, realistic scope of the project and her academic achievement. r?; " -Vffl 1 ,1, izzc^i IT'S baCK! H : happy h( v jujJ A ^ bloo yy^lW - vodl - ' ^ar rri.. Sept. 21. 1984 inner Entree and eet - ' i f o, tely Free. Choose be- - I nitJctu. . . o \ iar-B-Cued Breast of - I 3eef Tips on Rice I |i \A fli/i O K/tn/t f fs! iu mc, niucrc vJican; rees served daily be- - i 00 p.m. ^ i ?jr i i M^Ia " ! two f ygEjjis jfl: j :oupoN^>b^-^" - j w/this couf [IV ANF -I- I ler Entree " - 1 ONE FREE - - 1 (>n 10 Main St. - ||; upon With To Go ' - H . Daily 5 9:00 P.m. * s H JZZ S. ITiaill St. customer per wild. Not vtlid wiih *nv U flfl Or1/* 1 A /\ O oilon. No! villi) whtft PfohtWtd by l?w. * IH i ntfiS in USA Offtr Fuotrci 9 ?l P.4 HI " i v ' ' t '^1 'PM Magazine' show jft THE USC accounting fraternity chapter recently won top honors at the national fraternity's conference held in conjunction with the American Accounting Association's annual ^ meeting. USC's Gamma Beta Chapter of Beta Alpha Psi was named I a superior chapter in recogntion of its activities and received * the most awards at the national accounitng fraternity meeting in Toronto, Canada. i The superior award included two $500 scholarships funded by Peat, Mar wick, Mitchell and Co. USC business professor Howard Sanders ol Columbia received a SI,000 award as an outstanding fraternity faculty vice president. Graduate student Robert Cox received a $500 prize for winning second place in the graduate manuscript competition. His manuscript discussed ethical considerations of income tax accounting for multinational corporations. Cox is now an accountant with Ernst Whinney. NOTES FROM OTHER CAMPUSES UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO: Faculty and student groups have filed formal protests with the board of regents over the appointment of President John Elac, an official of the Inter-American Development Bank in Washington. D.C. Among the complaints: the selection process excluded students and faculty members; Elac had close personal ties to ih,. Vl.M. ... 1 I ...v ...... .-.v.. .uiAivvi iuiu iiiivru u> 1111 ci cauuiaaies; and tiac has insufficient administrative experience to head a large university. The regents so far have refused to reconsider the appointment. TK\AS A & Vf* Thp NJpvv Orlr?:in?. I'.vtor-il .1 . ....... .VUVIUI Willi I lUC'U I I1C university was violating the gays' first amendment rights by refusing to grant them official student group status for the last eight years. . The university says it may appeal the decision. STANFORD IMVFRSITY: Prof. John Kaplan lost a SI million libel suit against Sews week on Campus. The magazine included the teacher's course in a list of eas\ classes, and Kaplan argued the list, published last October, had defamed him. urn u.s. uisiria juuge Konert Aguiiar last week disagreed, ruling the article hadn't really damaged Kaplan and had only represented the opinions of some students. I m m >ur 11 a.m. to closing dy marys $1.00 ca drinks $1 9.F? brands $1.50 1 tables. . . games. . . 1 incheon specials vegetables. . . roll. . . iced tea $o 99 ^ s. main only 1 fl or one draft pitcher j I $2.50 S I )on and student or faculty i.d. i I e under 19 admitted i.d. required fc a-#-2247 sunset blvd. 1