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f? EVERYTHING BLACK iHk Embroidered BH1RSJJ Coaches Cap Embroidered $5 00 Golf Shirt $Y4st JEWELRY WAREHI "GAMECOCK HEAOQUAF MAIM AT BLOSSOM ACROSS FROI I HAT A [ Available now S3 University Bo Your Partner in E ? ??? HHgdJLKlMj I/P^V WITHIR fa % Bf / I Corner of Taylor an I (4 Blocks from the 11765-1230 I Mo, H'ac* r Carolina Pr Earrings 9 Arts commute* $2 00 I CPU's Trips P tee meets 5 p.n B The Resident DUSE f p.m. in the To ITERS" I * "Bridge on t M HONEYCOMBS M and 9 30 P m Theatre. Admi | CPU's Cul R|!l I meets 7 p.m. m K Tue? _ m _ AFRO meets ESS! TafTl Ada,T I ^ k 1 shores ot North 1 I ~^| R H that the univen grams. I think t ? AflnH hp In addition to his two-day visil ^and representat discuss possible and his country -Sri ?s r| I disposals and apartments okstore iducation" fefisnl | I WALKING DISTANCE OF CAI e the Shuttlecock to Sum1 Plush Locker Room ^ One on One Superv S& Co-Ed Aerobic Clas t* Nautilus Equipment Bicycles Treadmills Whirlpools TVE FITNESS cJ^ dk g . ox x t-351 s,9n ,n "r Main Street pno.to Capitol) T!im. 9rtM W tL 6:00 Thurs. ^00 Frt 6:00 I 3*L?gL what' iday, Oct. 15 CPU's mittec me ogram Union's Visual "Bridge ; meets 4 p.m. and 9:30 and Expeditions commit- Theatre./ n. The C Hall Association meets 7 meets 7:3( wers Conference Room. Legare Cc the River Kwai " plays 7 . at the Russell House V ssion is free. tural Series committee "Gimm 9:30 p.m. Admissior ?day, Oct. 16 $1.50 for , 6 p.m. in Room 107 v>f Student Room 015 IS Continued from page 1 i America for this kind of initiative. ?ity will benefit from exchange stud he common term for it is cross fertili his meetings with USC administratoi [ to Columbia, Adams also met with ives of South Carolina's textile ind manufacturing programs between I 5 iinivcrsity housing offers tKnKk aU of them provide kitchen hcalcr om are fumished pr have 4ost of the off-campus beforJ jffer furnished kitchefts, ,hilll!> Jrapes^cW off^any other A J ,V 1 HuglK Volunteer i FREE CC LU MPUS | ^ LU G * OQ ^ ter St. SJ cc u_ s vision | ses ! G3 CO cp CO b LT> c>g iiiffitiffai r? I mm?mm \ l HH \sm | Mr u3 .i* o " I- ' m ? k i cncc ? is": ? iill n? 30 minutM 11 closing II i ON n AM-8 PM I | n AM-8 PM I | + I AM-8 PM I | qqc > AM-8 PM 1 | *M-8 PM I ' PM I SB 1 FREE DQIIRII _ s happening Contemporary Sounds com- Ph cts 6:30 p.m. Coali on the River Kwai" plays 7 Cost p.m. at the Russell House 777-2 Vdmission is free. Tht lariosophic Literary Society Socic 3 p.m. on the third floor of nogra >llege. First i of th< Wednesday, Oct. 17 e Shelter" plays 2:30, 7 and at the Russell House Theatre. 'f >oi , I I _ i is SI Tor the first show and tiuuci the others. nounc Senate meets 5:30 p.m. in Ann ofCalcott. A, I expect Adams said it is the h ent pro- Carolina and Barbados tl zation," "The Middletons and ( minent in the early histor; s during bados, where they had be( bankers grew scarce there, they lo lustry to Adams. the state He said it was appropri Barbados for ano r Continued from page 1 and one of Padgett's fears is a fc will go out into Blossom Street E intenance is another problem for bt sidents. Padgett's apartment was 'd Aug. 18 by a leaking hot water is ti< was 18 hours alter we called cc someone came to fix the damn th Padgett said. nc NEIGHBOR of Padgett's. John ^.niH '' Tho uniprD.in.M' cif i J.II ? ..M v. , a US, VUICI^VIIV; 3 > ."> I I 1 I ill (tr) March of Dir Vltb' HHBBIPTH DEFECTS FOUNOATIC IKES' 2560301 ^EXPRES r* rlpa^ft^cnvt^ -1 MONDAY NIGHT FOOTB/I SPECIAI FRFF *16 02 S 5SLL D0UB1 WITH EVE_R_Y_PJZ; ANY 16" TWO-ITEM nl..o A CDCT 1 O __ piuo *1- rncc IO OZ. U for $9.5G , GOOD. ONLY 10-158' ','vNOT laOOD! 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The word used most by these people "disgust," followed b\ "frustra:mi." They said they are disgusted by >nditions and by a system that hears eir complaints but seems to do HIUI1U. "They called John and 1 hotheads id complainers," Kingkaid said. nes FREE DOUBIE CHEESE S :3l ? I y^^. PURE " ^ FOOTBALL PLEASURE D | M-L L s 2 . cokes? e cheese [_A pizza" j OKES? ' | | I o i ? I I 00 i , | . t,., m r . m * OfFEfl | i ;V, > i S . m co m E THICK CRUST" "jl ANY 14" PIZZA i ? I ! FREE COKES? i ood through 10 16 84 ' tax included ' FREE COKES'** I