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Literary socie rlr oiA/o f rnm t uiavvo 11 u I b I i By Ann Farmer While USC defeated Notre Georgia defeated the Univers clashing sport ? debating. The battle took place Frida during a national literary representatives from eight col About 50 delegates from a; ne fnr cnntli nc npnroia atti<ni of the Association of Americ; USC'S ATHENIAN Litcra the event, which included poi and speeches by two USC pre of course. tngiisn rrotessor earoiyn I with a speech called, "Wha which she discussed the role ( Afterwards, the Demosthei Georgia and the Philomathe; Pennsylvania argued, "Resol over their own destiny." Georgia contended that me because women control me debater countered the argum< "THIS WEEKEND and tl woman. So I'm going to she refusing to speak," said Phil A ... ... * I- _ I . . ? ! /\ vote on me resolution co their destinies and credited G Saturday began with an ab; courtyard, called "Waiting fo tinned with poetry readings a The societies discussed fre< sities. Two theories emerged: jobs and not issues, and univc cerned with institutional ima; from speaking out. Attending were the Philom of Pennsylvania, the Un Hampden-Sydney College an University of Virginia. Also, the Dialectic and University of North Carolin the University of Georgia, th< sit\, a guest from Old Dot Athenians. W" THE Get your jgjrjC $4.00 a Positi* KH Secrete j gVV available 1 uarr Ballroc sty convention HB sight schools HH Dame in football this weekend, ity of Pennsylvania in another y night at the USC Law School society convention that drew leges and universities. ^| i far north as Pennsylvania and Sr ied Rhetor '84, the fall meeting an Collegiate Literary Societies. "A ry ana ueDating society hosted g\ etry readings, diplomacy games ^Ki| lessors, in addition to debates, Vlatalene opened the convention itsoever Things Are True," in 3f literary societies at colleges. lian Society of the University of an Society of the University of ved, most men have no control n do not control their destinies, n's destinies. A Pennsylvania flBBVi :nt by refusing to. 11^1 his debate were organized by a ^I iw I control niv nu n deslinv hv omathean Robert RubinotT. J!^^Wj|l| ncludcd that men do not control |f eorgia with a win. 1 iurdist drama in the Law School r the Bald Rhinoceros" and conind impromptu speeches. 2 speech at their various univerStudents are too concerned with rrsity administrations are so conge that they discourage students -MSmWLJ3 ^ V,r4i? ^ athean Society of the University ^ )*V^S lion-Philanthropic Society of ' japsBj^ d the Washington Society of the Philanthropic Societies of the a, the Demosthenian Society of e Stipe Society of Emory Univerninion University and the host UULTUKAJL prese IHcium (Tl| hi If ' Ju'' w f Friday, Oct The Township Tickets on Sale at The " Students $5.0C General Public $12 ALL-NITER ISN'T OVER "Midnight Madness" T-Shir t the CPU Office. All Sizes Dk for the table in RHUU Lo Dns for CPU Vice-Presid< ary and Free University ( for Spring semester. Ap 2PU Office. GET INVOU VIDEO TAPE presents ipus Alcohol Project Pro< in Evenina with Bob Wei Pitcher for L.A. Dodgers >m Thurs., Oct. 25 7A assssKssw? WtKO ^BffljHH^^M^^^^gaMBMMBg r Hit, Bpls^^aflpH ^lMHBMBBg ''? iiiH M^r?#^SM<. f sHf *. rn^^^Ki ! Lr | CON . SERIES nts: ion* with this v | CD i? ? .26 ; 8 p.m. > \ - RHUUE fownship > Tick^ I Limit o YBT! \[ ts for only r~~. Available. Cinematic . . t ppy Chairman >plications gram . Free Pass< Busf Thurs. 30 p.m. available SSSS&Saroi likk i^t"-"T?i I T |i ,_W ~' -iTr""1" B^H, . & BBS h ^mWM^m ?! TEMPORARY SOI Scotti Bros. Recorc JOHN GAFF and the BEAVE1 week's #8 hit single c "On the Dark 771 ON THE DARK SIDE ?Tj 1U K VANCf/SCOMI BROS 4 04494 (PtC nI Special Guests T1 ballroom Sunriav C 3ts on sale in Russe [>6 (JSC Students Ac $10 guests and da ne student & one gi Max: 2 ID's per ; Arts presents: t starring Kevin 3S for "Garbo Talks" l River Cinema , Oct. 25, 8 p.m. in the CPU Office _INA l?ROG. fl 1 1 Puffing away Members of the Richland Northeast High School band, \ the Silver Cadets, tuned up to a first place win at the se ^6^ cond annual State Fair Invita /Ml tional Marching Band Com petition held Sunday in Williams Brice Stadium. The If Silver Cadets won the Gover ^ nor's Cup for being the best M band in the competition. pv | photo by Jennifer Woolen y li HMDS presents Jing Artists VVJ BRTY OT R BAND Xj >n the Billboard Chart Side" S5 IOHN CAFFERTY & BEAVER BROWN BAND HE VECTORS )ct. 28 7:30 p.m. JVm ill House Lobby CO Jvance w/ID jOCr y of show jest ticket per ID. student 2V5 - X-FRI. JjPl :00, 9:30 ?oA? rT^ -? r r> CP I .ou Bacon. Lori Singet hn Lithgow SsjBjg "FANNY & VV ALEXANDER" OCT. 27-28 tnr? 2:30, 7:00, 9:30 WVV $1.00, $1.50 RAM "PNIONSSK.