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For those who eat pizza because they're convinced that, through
osmosis, it will help them pass any Italian course on campus
Regular $4.75 Large $6.75
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For people who study 3 times a week. Especially when
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For diligent students who make it a point to study for every test. Even if they
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For those people who, in a pinch, can calmly announce to their
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A SPLASH OF COLOR
Richland County Public Library
houses the Watercoiors exhibit by
Sherry Hoover through September.
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Lanny Palmer as
Mrs. Lovett and Jimmy
Flannery as Tobias
discuss meat pies in
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PICKS AND PANS
Columbia College exhibits in
September will include pottery by
George Dowis, paintings by Jack
Dowis and "Grenada Images" by K.
David Brown.
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"Sweeny Todd, The Barber of Fleet
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The show stars Lanny Palmer as
Mrs. Lovett, Thorn Jones as Sweeney
Todd, and Jimmy Flanery as Tobias.
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THE NEW QUEEN
Applications for the 1985 Miss
South Carolina USA and Miss South
Carolina Teen USA pageants are now
being accepted.
No performing talent is required.
Judging is based on poise, personality,
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Applicants for Miss South Carolina
Teen USA (ages 15-17) and Miss
South Carolina USA (ages 17-25) must
be at least a six-month resident of
South Carolina and must have never
been married.
AnnlicantsSend letters innludinn a
brief biography, telephone number, birthdate
and a self addressed stamped
envelope to Miss South Carolina USA
Headquarters, 42 Fawnwood Drive
West, Aiken, South Carolina 29801.
The number of contestants are limited.
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INFATUATION
The Rod Stewart Concert has been
rescheduled from Wednsday, Oct. 3 to
niuisuay, un. i i ai o p.m. in uie
Carolina Coliseum. Tickets at $13.50
are on sale at the Coliseum box office,
Taylor Street Pharmacy, and all other
regular Coliseum outlets.
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The second in the six-nart series of
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September Concerts, sponsored annually
by USC's School of Music, will
begin at 8 p.m. Sept. 18 in Gambrell
Hall Auditorium and will feature
"Music of the Classical Era."
"Music of the 20th Century," the
third in the series of September Concerts,
will be performed by faculty
members from USC's School of Music
at 4 p.m. Sept. 23 in Gambrell Hall
Auditorium.
The fourth in the series, "An Evening
of Romantic Music," will begin at 8
p.m. Sept. 25 in Gambrell Hall
Auditorium.
Series tickets, which entitle the
holder to attend the six events in the
program, are $15 and are available
through the music office in McMaster
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Tickets to individual concerts will be
available at the door, with admission
for adults $4 and students $1. For
more information, call 777-4280.
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graduates are being offered this month
by the university's Alumni Career Planning
Service.
A $15 registration fee covers all
four seminars including "resume
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Participants are urged to bring their
own lunch.
For more information, call
777-7280.
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