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SKEW SHI I it Rag q your college ID. I FRIDAY is Pitcher Day Long Island Ice Tea Margaritas and Melonballs $9.00 per Pitcher I LATE NIGHT HAPPY HOUR 11:00 - 1:00 ? NO CC Holiday Inn (>30 Assembly S P 2 mile Men/Women Fac Staff/Student Divisions contact wu Intramural/ \^f.\ Recreational ^ ) Sports ^ l\ 7-5261 v? I COlM I QUAL] I COMP] I EXPERT, J I 29i; t$2.00 JEWELR "GAMECOC ^^^^MA[M^U)SSOM rfy^ri 1 ( spirit; October I WEDNESDAY is College Night Get over the hump with $2.00 bar brands with >MENT?"m ^ vv?" A') ^ 1 (|'i lack Spirit Cushion I $3.47 I Y WAREHOUSE I >!/ air a rina i ? nvrrtnit ,l\ ntMUUUAHl tHS ACROS^FRO^HONEYCOMB^^^r ens-i S SUPS ) Specials I THURSDAY I is Ladies Night Happy Hour prices for the Ladies. x AVJ-JJJJ ULUlCllU Chicken Wings for Everyone. 5:00 - 10:00 You'll Love Em SATURDAY I is Drink Special come in after the game and get your first drink at HALF PRICE with your game ticket stub. )VER ? treet Across from Coliseum. UMPKIN RUN 4. fy^ nfria v [TY EQUIPI 3TITIVE PI FRIENDLY I Devine Sti 254-2982 < y Wednesday, Oct. The International Studies institute p political dispensation in South Africa by 5 director John Chettle at 1:30 p.m. in Roo "Gimme Shelter" plays 4:30, 7 and 9 House Theatre. Admission is $1 for the the others. T Student Senate meets 5:30 p.m. in Roo The Economies Society meets 6 p.m. i House. Garnet Spirit meets 7:30 p.m. in Room The Equestrian Club meets 7:30 p.m. House. Circle K meets 7:45 p.m. in Room 306 The Athenian Literary and Debating So pornography should not be protected by I p.m. in Room 332 of Russell House. The Mountaineering Club meets 8 p.m. House. \ College women Pnllono D rnon C vuiiujjd f load ud( VILC College women apparently are less active sexually than they used to be, a new survey suggests. The current conservative trend on campuses could be responsible for the declining student sexual activity, reports the recent survey of University of Texas female students. Five years ago, half of UT's female students had sex at least once a month, compared to 38 percent in 1983-84, says University of Kansas psychologist Meg Gerrard, author of the survey. GERHARD'S SURVEY, her third of UT women in 10 years, questioned some 100 students about their sexual attitudes. Not all the results have been analyzed, but Gerrard speculates "it could be part of a larger conservative trend in sexual activity as well as in political and ideological values. There's no question in my mind that this is a nationwide trend." Pinning the decline on conservatism 2 mile l entries open: Sfi close: g Oct. 18 * rundate: W) 0ct* 27 TJ time: f 9:00 J jioto | /LENT ilCES SERVICE reet what's hapf 17 resents a talk on new Golden iouth Africa Foundation "Polye m 429 of Gambrell Hall. Theatre. >:30 p.m. at the Russell others, first show and $1.50 for The I speaking son Wils< m 015 of Calcott. brell Hal in Rnnm lO") r\f Ducc<?ll * "ru*% f ... VI IXUJJV. I I " I lit I I Points. 203 of Russell House. CPU's in Room 307 of Russell of Russel CPU's p.m. in ti of Russell House. The Y< eiety argues, "Resolved, House, he First Amendment" 8 Mobili Russell H in Room 202 of Russell Collegt House. less sexually "My impression is the Mdergrad girls desire mitments of relationships." ? Aaroi UCLA Sexuality "sounds plausible," agree; Katz, human development pr< the State University of Nc Stoney Brook, but the imj . could run deeper. "An easing of the sense of conform may be a factor," he could also mean a greater a< of traditional mores." KATZ'S OWN studies ol sexuality in the sixties and revealed student opposi premarital sex declined fron cent to 10 percent from 1970 And the percent? October Ga: Eryoy your old favc very special price?on! and only at McDonald's * _ IT'S AG FOR THE GR No coupon necessary. OfTt McDonald's, 921 Sumter ? lening? Thursday, 0< Key meets 3:30 p.m. in Ro ster" plays 4:30, 7 and 9:3< Admission is $1 for the fi listory department present; on her new book, "The Mak in niul lhr> Fnrlv Years " nl L I. rcnch Club meets 5:30 p.n Special Programs committe< 1 House. Ideas and Issues committee he Russell House Ballroom, aung Democrats meet 7 p.r zation for Animals meets ' louse. f Republicans meet 7:30 p.t active, si undergrad it nOW premarital 1970 to 78 COm* cent of wc love Indeed, earn puses continued i Hacc activity. ? IUUO , ' p.. . "There LliniC of attitud( ties)," Ka > Joseph from tha afessorat magnitude w York- rard's surv plications LIBERy "almost t having to seventies,' said. "It UCLA's S :ceptance pression i: desire ( relationshi f student While tl seventies thinks "w< tion to sex much I 1 50 per- attached t< to 1975. Besides i g e of tnecoclc >rite, the Big Mac i y 990 plus tax. On i" ,921 Sumter St. * t? 3^jb| ^^^yiHKM!PEr8WWIyv Bfci ^JKv fTviU^lPwl jj|m u *"? ggjgpp inork Tiin >wbf B imi SEAT TASTI )r good through October 3 51. Columbia, SC ct. 18 om 306 of Russell House. 1 d.m. at the Russell Hoikp rst show and $1.50 for the i author Frances Saunders ing of a President: Ellen Ax\ p.m. in Room 429 of Gamat Goatfcather's in Five ; meets 6 p.m. in Room 306 presents James Maples at 8 n. in Room 305 of Russell ':30 p.m. in Room 301 of ii. in Room 307 of Russell / irvey says uates who had engaged in sex rose from 50 percent in percent of men and 72 per>men in 1977. studies conducted on many as recently as 1982 charted increases in student sexual was a massive liberalization es going on (in the seventh said. "Any turning back t is surprising, and the of change (revealed in Gerey) is somewhat striking." VL SEXUAL attitudes were he norm in the sixties and ' concurs Aaron Hass of cxuality Clinic. "But my ims that now undergrad girls :ommitments or love ps." ley may not stay virgins, he )men are experimenting with ess. They desire more strings 3 any sexual activity." conservative views and a See "Sex," page 7 Wm ojpecjuu Sandwich at a lly in October u S () A ton too Hrc* i fill 1st, 1984 at,