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The Young Democrats have an information table beginning 10 a.m. on the Russell House Patio. The NAACP has a membership drive on the Russell House Patio. Homecoming displays will be judged at noon. Monty Python'j>4The Holy Grall"plays 2:30, 7 and 9:30 D.m. at the Russell House Thpatrp AH mission is $1 for the first show and $1.50 for the others. The Homecoming outdoor concert begins 4 p.m. on Intramural Field A. Playing will be The Cruise-A-Matics and The Producers. The Homecoming Video Dance cosponsored by the Homecoming Commission and Carolina Program Union begins 8 p.m. in the Russell House Ballroom. The Feld Ballet opens the Carolina Concerts season at 8 p.m. at the Carolina Coliseum. Saturday, Oct. 6 USC plays Kansas State in the Homecoming Game, 1:30 p.m. at Williams-Brice Stadium. "Rear Window" plays 2:30, 7 and 9:30 p.m. at the Russell House Theatre. Admission is $1 for the first show and $1.50 for the ntherc I. Women's Quad Construction n By Juliet Nader Progress is finally appearing amidst the dirt piles and trenches in front of the u/nmpn'c nnaH Herb Brinson, of Project Development, expects the project to be completed by mid- i December. "Every possible loophole is being worked out so, substantially, the project will be comrilAtp hpfnrp tli#> miHrllp nf HprornKpr " Rrin. , son said. The drainage piping that the construction crew had been concentrating on first are now in place and the workers have begun redesigning the quad. The McClintock phase includes building a patio and walks. The crew will then move on to landscaping in front of Sims, Wade Hampton and the center section of the quad from Sims to Greene Street. "Some revisions have had to be made because of water pipes and catch basins interfering with construction. But this is stan """i N>y iV l2' > ira IK EN ^3 !A, PHY, BETH, KRISTI j j : A -Dance ^ 1 " Vv^j Video Tape Committee j ^ Video Contest ? N N fh Student Activities Center f * ? . . M Ctn/ioiiA st Wing RH. I u *?"iuw.v October 5 i [ hiXS ;00 i -'crisp let ase ^Ballroom * ~ At? /ill Be Awarded I W j o place * like home ... a ?? - -L f? ?/ Carolina. nine '84 _ U ?? 'C j ') / / jppening Sunday, Oct. 7 Wargames begin at noon in Room 305 of the Russell House. ? "Rear Window" plays 2:30, 7 and 9:30 p.m. at the Russell House Theatre. Admission is $1 for the first show and $1.50 for the others. The NAACP meets 6 p.m. in Room 307 of the Russell House. Students For Accessibility meet 7 p.m. in Room 202 of the Russell House. The Internationalist Committee Against Imperialism and Oppression meets 7 p.m. in room 307 of the Russell House. ivionaay, uci. o The Young Democrats have an information table beginning 10 a.m. on the Russell House Patio. Carolina Program Union's Visual Arts committee meets 4 p.m. in Room 307 of the Russell House. CPU's Trips and Expeditions committee meets 5 p.m. CPU's Cultural Scries committee meets 6 p.m. in Room 307 of the Russell House. "Shane" plays 7 and 9:30 p.m. in the Russell House theatre. Admission is free. If you have an event you'd like to be included in what's happening, send an announcement one week in advance to Ann Farmer, The Gamecock, Drawer A, Russell House, Columbia, 29225. / naking progress dard for any landscaping situation," Brinson said. This problem, along with the fact that crew members were "tied up on Greene Street," extended the completion date, Brinson said. Crew members were diverted from the quad to complete the Greene Street mall project this past summer. Broken water pipes that began the project last summer were replaced Aug. 1. "Our men wprp fiVH i?n r*n fir w W. VV..V VVl| then moved to the Women's Quad. We put in drains and catch basins with their tops on them for water problems. The flooding problem around the grounds of Wade Hampton will be corrected," Brinson said. A copy of the finished architectual design layout is posted on the Sims lobby bulletin board. According to Brinson, the estimated cost of the project, including extra shrubbery and other landscaping aids will exceed $50,000. i n 11 i .1. ^WENSE N*?rV-: ~ Amnlcd # fnvoilte \ oM faahlnnrd Ice nram parlor \ \r\ maim #?T nr/. -?o JU rifliw dl. midh A/>4 ?L f QOA Don *% TiihIiaii s jucii wv/i. u? i uux a i ui ncy h & Get One Free with This Thin slices of Turkey stacked ; ti slices of Juicy ripe tomato & : tuce!; . r ' 2 .TI?J . _ TK SjBggSBSjpa I Boy One TURKEy SAND. - Get One Free . ~ 900 Main St. v - wo coupon witn looo ' II | I Limit ont coupon Ptr cuitomer per win. Not v?lM with ?nv I 1 IJ >th?r Soedtl or Promotion. Not vtlld where Prohibited by l?w. I I J 1 l?8J Swoioi'i Printed In U.S.A. Offer Expires to 6 84 Al kJ V rj r I M l I M I V