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HEY! Wanna sell something? Send a personal message? Find a roommate? Try Gamecock Classifieds 7774249 or Room 323 Russell House lujxxiiixxj |f9 ROSS | W"\ Fr< I %J-? .1 I I su 1 II gooc I i "?A I rt rv ? r n_< I i v L^evine - ? roi | 799-5070 IS PREVEN i Conferen of Gambrell H; Brochure E FRENCH CONNECTION^ Restaurant, Bakery & Pastries. I ^ Breakfast & Lunch | * Monday through Saturday fej L [LUNCH SPECIAlJ 1 Soup du Jom .| I Epfe Choice of Ham & Cheese Croissant or Chicken, Tuna || | ^ // or Seafood Salad. Coffee or Tpa I r DINNER Thursday, Friday & Saturday I] Reservations Suggested I] 1202 Sumter Street I 256-4050 __ l| NEED BIRTH CONTROL INFORMATION? All information strictly confidential Physical examination including PAP smear VD testing/treatment including Herpes 4* TTmno on ? n i 111V UUU Ik/IVUU l/COUIlg i Free pregnancy testing 2nd opinion treatment Low cost pregnancy termination and/or referral \ General anesthesia Planning Clinic of the Ladies Clinic 254-7553 1411 Barnwell St. Columbia, S.C. ;INI'S ICE CREAM shiy Churned on Devlne ; GET A SMALL I INDAE for $ 1.50 ! * ! I with thic rnimnn th ri i I l.ll.Qd S ? ? vviiii tiiii; tinu a I ^ v I | m J ints I 1:30 a.m.-1 1:00 p.m. Sun.-Thurs. I 1:30 a.m.-Midnight Fri. ? Sat. t JUCLEAR WINTER AND THE HON OF NUCLEAR WAR ce Sponsored by the Institute International Studies, all. November 29 - December 1 ;s available in Gambrel! 437. V Play develops artistic monol From Staff Reports An intimate evening at the theatre, complete with music by the inimitable James Taylor and personal revelations by the characters to the audience in the style of "A Chorus Line," will be featured when Studs Terkel's play "Working" is presented Nov. 29-Dec. 2 and Dec. 5-8 at USC's Drayton Hail. Ann Dreher, an instructor in the depart? ment of theatre and speech, will direct the show, which she calls "a musical revue." Most members of the cast of 11 men and 11 women will play blue-collar workers who describe their lifestyles and. professions in monologues and songs. No one performer is the star of the production. "Everyone has his or her moment in the sun. Everyone takes center stage at one point or another," said Dreher. Theatergoers will be familiar with much of the cast. Soisette Ricks, who will play Nora the magazine editor, was Ruby in Workshop T*L *. /A-.x tt i! ?-?i meaner vjcmng wui. jimmy riannery (Billy the newsboy) and Lisa Buchanan (Rose the schoolteacher) were in "Sweeney Todd," also at Workshop Theatre. USC students Wendy Wolff and Bernard Addison, who have played in several univer f ii ? "i"'1" ORDl I CAROLIN I Fight Sor I includes: "2001: I Limited Quantil 1 In Our Stores Noi | JEWELRY 1 1 GAMECOCK HEAD I 601 MAIN ACROSS [ | 2909 Piatt 3102 Broad Ri | Springs Rd. St Andrei MAIL ORDER: Add $2 ? Jewelry Wa Y FREE COKES? 256 031 JPIZZA EXF UJ I Z&tMMUl 1 1907 Blossom S ^ *in 5 Points near Campu; 782-9826 Jackson Blvd. I J " f pizza" ! express S | { 256 0301 I I A 4 AA1 ni - Aa iau/ mossom 01. f 2BB-03M A VIIIMV/4 A XX : acting with logues, talent sity and community productions in the past three years, will play Dolores the waitress and A1 the parking lot attendant. Each performer will appear before the audience to sing or talk about his work and how much he hates or loves his job. The audience will learn the trials and tribulations of being a waitress, a trucker, a businessman, a tie salesman and a newsboy through spirited, colorful language taken from the 1972 Terkel book. Even Terkel was surprised at the eloquence of many he interviewed: the steelworker who takes pride in his work but just wants a little credit for it; the waitress who gives tender living taic iu ner regular customers; and a host of others. Director Dreher took more of her adaptation of the play than from the book. "The book, to me, is very thought-provoking, and I wanted the play to be the same way." In addition to scripts, Dreher gave all cast members copies of the Terkel interviews. Even the songs are closely connected to the Terkel interviews. The two-act play will last 90 minutes. Admission is $4.50 for the public and $2.50 for students. Sunday matinees will be $4 and $2. For more information, call 777-2551 or 7877-2552. Ull I :R NOW . inn ^ IA BAND'S J ig Cassette I A Space Odessey" I lV $C 99 I i. 21 3- | WAREHOUSE | QUARTERS AT USC FROM HONEYCOMBS | ver Rd. Decker Mall 8 ms Columbia I )1 FREE COKES? ' 'RESS Is o o , 09 m t. J s / - ? '-'; *?* 1 e _ | : ? CO IY 14" 1-ITEM ] !A PLUS 1 FREE ! COKES? j ^ ft Q R 782 9826 { j U %M %M Jackson Blvd. ! 4 Good Thru 11-30J4# r f (itFDOUBlE CHEESE ' ^ I