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CUaaifled Information Classified advertising ia charged on a per word baaia. All claaaifieda maat be Drcniid in th? ?* act amount with cash, cheek or money order. Orders and payments are accepted either in person or through the mail onlv. (No telephone placements.) Classifieds are taken in room 323 of the Russell House, Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-noon and 1 p.m.-3 p.m. Advertisements may be cancelled before 10 a.m. the day prior to publication; however, no refunds are given. Rates ' Campus: 15* per word for the first insertion; 12* per word each consecutive issue without copy change. $1.50 minimum. Non-Campus: 20' per word for the first insertion; 16* per word each consecutive issue without copy change. $2.00 minimum. Deadlines 3 p.m. Monday for Wednesday's paper 3 p.m. Wednesday for Friday's paper 3 p.m. Thursday for Monday's paper CAMPUS NOTICES "Do You Want To Dance," a ? workshop which will focus on the basics of programming, is this week's LEADERSHIP TOP 10 hit playing on Thursday, October 11th from 6 to 7 p.m. in Russell House room 203. For information on the TOP 10 series, please call Cindy Price in the CLP office at 7-7514. U.S.C. Mountaineering Club mnnfr \X7 .rwl ~ ~ ^ ~ w O.AA ~ ? r? 11?vvto tt cuucouaj' o.v/v p.m. rvuUITl 202 Russell House. All Experience Levels Welcome. USC WHITEWATER CLUB meetings will be held 8:00 p.m. Wednesdays in Rm 202 Russell House starting 9/12/84. CINEMATIC ARTS COMMITTEE meets Tuesday 4 p.m. in Russell House theatre. All i students are invited. WILLIAM SHATNER Honorary National Chairman Tourette is often misdia disoider-which it is not! ThA TrtnroMn * Tourotle through Researcl information or to make a contact: TOURETTE SYNDF 41-02A Bell Blvd.. Ba (800) 237-0717, In NY c (""""""""""'Them! I "How We Say 'GOO] in the U NEEDS The breakup of a marriag the most stressful periods included in the breakup is, ter or note. Maybe you'\ one? The book "How We Say 'G in the U.S." is to be a co of real final goodbye lette real lovers, husbands anc 1 Although we have receive ters from ads placed in na have not yet received whj state. If you have a final letter I Of course, all names w unlisted, and your confid We'll pay you $5.00 for e your's published in this bo< short, happy, sad, funny Please briefly describe wl ten and the romance end Remember, this is totall; name and city won't be i Hurry and immediately ; a copies with return add I FOREVER, P.O. Box 8C t i ' * H n +-\ i - .< . , . < M/V Clas Play Ultimate Frisbee with USC PmhUaa r*I..U If 1 n.rt/v /V rtrt i' i louct viuu munuay cou-?:au Field F. For info call 7-5261. The Episcopal Lutheran Methodist (ELM) Center has worship services every Sunday morning at 11:00. Ride with BICYCLE TOURING CLUB. Sunday Oct. 7, 10 a.m., PE Center. All welcome. Brian Demrese 777-0776. S.C. State Student Legislature meeting Tuesday, Oct. 9 at 6:30 in Calcott 113. New members welcome. U.S.C. Chess Club meets 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays, Room 202 CLS. All are welcome. Call 7-0648. FOR SALE Vintage Clothes! Classy tuxedo shirts and wild old clothes ? perfect for Rod Stewart concert? Sue Jane's Shop 2725 Rosewood Drive Men's PUCH 10-Speed. Lock and bookrack included. $125. Call 256-0152. Carolina Gamecock Ceramic Picture, 4'x3' ft., framed, red on black, limited produciton art work for the true fan, less than 70 made in 1969. Asking $225.00 neg. Call Ken Pike at 788-520G all weekend. HELP WANTED Progressive Downtown Architectural/Engineer firm seeks experienced word processor operator/typist, preferably with WordStar knowledge to work flexible part time hours. Contact Linda Potts at 252-3232 or send resume to P.O. Box 11528, Columbia, SC 29211. I DO YOU KNOW WHATTOUREITE SYNDROME IS? Tourette Syndrome is a neurological disorder I which starts in childhood. It is characterized by urv I controllable body moveI ments and vocalizations. Symptoms may include eye blinking, facial fl ? M shoulder jerking, throat clearing, "nervous" coughing, or abrupt outbursts ol inappropriate words. ignosed as a psychological Association helps people with h and Education. For further tax-deductible contribution, IOME ASSOCIATION ystde, N?w Vort* H3fii an coiioct (212) 224-2909 ;ook dbye forever' r.s."? YOU!! rte or romance is one of ; in anyone's life. Often a final goodbye love letie written or received OODBYE FOREVER' I mpilation of hundreds [j >rs or notes written by I 1 wives. i! 3d many dozens of let- fej tional publications, we m it is needed from your M -r- send it to us NOW! m ill be changed, cities p entialitv protected! M ach final love letter of 3k; no matter how long, or bizarre. hy the letter was writed. y legitimate and your ised. send vour letter^ or Iress "to: GOODBYE I I I f ' ? . , . ' '4 ? jsified A Executive placement firm seeks grad student applicants for interviews with client multi-national companies operating abroad. v^utunicanuna inciuae: oacKgrouna in engineering, business administration, economics, or scientific disciplines; previous overseas experience; fluency in a least one foreign language; willing to relocate overseas. No fees/costs involved. Please provide resume to: EXEK/TEK SEARCH, P.O. BOX 95105, ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30347. NOW HIRING. DiLiveri's Pizza, Columbia's newest pizza delivery chain is now hiring over 100 employees ? drivers, pnone operators, and cooks. Flexible hours, earning potential to $7/hr, numerous locations to choose from. Apply in person 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday thru Friday, 614 Ott St. (corner of Devine and Ott). JOIN THE RSD TEAM! Hall Advisor openings for Spring Semester. Hall Advisors work with fellow _students on a given hall or halls. Their duties involve three areas of responsibility: advising/counseling; educational/social programming; administration/management. GET INVOLVED! MAKE FRIENDS. DEVELOP LEADERSHIP! LEARN ABOUT PEOPLE! Applications available Oct. 3-12 from 9-4:30 in the "I" Building (between Baker and Burney). Mandatory meeting for all applicants Oct. 17th. Student to prepare do-ahead meals, 2 half days per week, $4.00 per hour. Family of four. Leesburg Road area. 776-9324. An exceptional student with good typing skills needed 15 to 20 hours per week in a professional office setting. Prefer someone interested in long-term employment, available during university breaks and summer. Some lifting required. IBM PC and morning hours a plus! Call Sam McKee 1:00 to 4:00, 7-8156 for interview. Typing test required. T Anc Starring nick . "teache: Written by W. R. McK dd(m^^r e*?uiiw JBL l"^''t w^>Nar?M | Featuring the ? STARTS OC Ldvertis Travel! FREE! Travel! Earn high commissions & FREE trips promoting Winter and Spring Break ski and sun trips. Sunchase Tours f!nmnnn Ben P/-?oit!r?r>o onoil. abie "CArLL*T'6lT"fREE 800-321-5911. Come December, see Miss America in Penthouse. Lowest Rates on PenthouMi can be found in the AES card on Bulletin Boards all over campus. Don't delay ? order today! Accepting applications: Part time salesclerk must be able to work weekends. The Book Dispensary 783-4608. Part time work teaching dance to preschoolers. Training provided, need transportation. Call 772-7806. Wanted: bartender, cocktail waitress and barback. Contact Eddie at Fanny's Beach Club 782-8828. JOBS - Student Employment Service. Local, current jobs near U.S.C. Call 777-5532 M-F 3-7 p.m. HOUSING Female non-smoking roommate needed for apartment 2 blocks from BA building. Call 777-0117 or 799-8183. LOST & FOUND Two keys lost in Gambrell Hall. Contact Thomas Hagan, 7-0129. Diamond pendent lost in fraternity quad. If found, reward will h*> given. Call 777-9331 or 777-1219. ~ LOST Male shepherd mutt. Tan short hair, knee-high, white paws and stripe down nose. 779-2204 weekdays. 2!>4-8663. REWARD. PERSONALS mg nromer mil Kotti ? You're the best! A student bite The school psycholc he substitute teacher i students graduate u \/f?i~.. il> ivii/iitidy iiiorni <J1 f vi^<- ivi/3: -JT:-;;: t-"-f *1' ' I I ACI United Artists An AAKON KUS? An ARTHUR Hll NOLTE JOBETH WILLIAMS ? RS" ALLEN GARFIELD w?h LEI JNNEY Production Boigntd by RICHARD M p i.. IUU.MM UIICCA ? . * ..vuu?i tixfnii i\ujw rroducMby AAKU SOUNDTRACK AVAILABLE ON OA music of ZZ TOP BOB SECER JOE COCK DD1E MERCURY IAN HUNTER ROMAN :TOBER 5th AT TI ing Student Typing Service Students interested in obtaining part-time typist positions may sign up for the Student Typing Service. Names of students participating in the typing service will be made available to students, faculty and other local employers. DEADLINE TO APPLY - OCTOBER 12, 1984. Interested students please contact: Student Employment, University Career Center, 6th Floor H. William CLose (B.A.) Building, 777-7486. Come join us at the Presbyterian ?* r??*? f?j oiuwcm every ounuay at. 6:00 p.m. for a Worship Service of Joy and Celebration! Rider wanted to Southern California or points between or near. Share expenses and driving. Leave week of Oct. 15th. Leave message for Russ, 787-6830. Student Musician Service Students interested in obtaining part-time positions such as church musicians, music teachers, enter earners, etc., may sign up for the Student Musician Service. Names of students participating in the musician service will be made available to interested employers. DEADLINE TO APPY - OCTOBER 12. 1984. Interested students please contact: Student Employment, University Career Center, 6th Floor - H. William Close (B.A.) Building, 777-7486. Try something new. THE BEAT. 1308 Assembly St. Wednesday-Saturday 8 p.m. till. . . . SERVICES TYPING SERVICES UNLIMITED: Term papers, dissertations, resumes (writing and typing), correspondence, etc. Pica or elite. 16 yrs. typing: experience. Editincr spr. vices provided. All work guaranteed. 798-9325. TYPE-IT: Typing and Word Processing Services. Student discounts. Afternoon and evening hours, or leave message. 791-8950. >s a teacher. >gist goes berserk, is a certified lunatic, 'ho can't read or write ng at }r K High. B| shbS smS&i mftx i W/H^B ?#? AHHn J j& ; JBpsre^ B| flH II KS Prwfnu 3 Production LLER Film JUDD HIRSCH RALPH MAC< E GRANT and RICHARD MULLK JK DONALD Director of Photography DAVID M IN R11!Wn o. ADTUIID MM i ri) U) uni nun IIILIXK IK urxxiDS AND CASStrm 1R NIGHT RANGER .S8 SPECIAL THE I I HOLLIDAY ERIC MARTIN te FRIENDS iEATRES EVERYV EXPERT TYPIST (18 yrs/exp) uses new electronic/memory type nnwi w |IIUUUCC accurate, proiessional typing - term papers, theses, correspondence, resumes, etc. St. Andrews area. 772-1207. BETTY - 776-3971. Fast, accurate, dependable, experienced typist. Weekends only. /Homecoming Special! 1 Black Embroidered I I Block C Sweater | - OR - mamniTP UH) Carolina Black Sweat Shirts 12.95 ^ : JEWELRY WAREHOUSE "Gamecock Headquarters" MAIN AT BLOSSOM ^CROS^RO^ONEYCOMB^ 4k V ? ]HIO ;an I U/A I CU i* vvaujii IOTELS OWWPttAHriCMIMtfW WERE ? I