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"The students will have chance to pick up tickets on Saturday Dec. 8. This will not be a campout situation. We will use the Coliseum from 8 a.m. to noon, with four or five ticket sellers, and they will distribute them until they are gone. It will be a first-come, firstserve basis. "TICKETS WILL cost $20, cash only. One student, one ID card for one ticket." Petrus said they will not use a camFriday, Nov. 3( Curnlina Prnnram I 1 ?v/ ii/ii o^winui ^ uiCar James Holderman at 7:30 a.m. in Room 3: mission is free. Carolina Cares canned food drive en< Spur. A Parent Survival Workshop begins at the Close-Hipp Buildings. "Close Encounters of the Third Kind' p.m. at the Russell House Theatre. Adm show and $1.50 for the others. The musical "Working" shows at 8 p.i Saturday, Dec. Carolina Cares sponsors Carolina Ca a.m. in me ivubbcii mouse tjauroom. 1 ne tions of useable toys, clothes, canned gi p.m. "Close Encounters of the Thiid Kind' p.m. at the Russell House Theatre. Adn show and $1.50 for the others. Quilt historian Cuesta Benberry and Soi Organizer Bets Ramsey will speak 7 p.m W Friday November 30 Saturday December 1 00 oe<tVeoes^ QgC ttoMys ^SjC- * ?h?J on't Forget Caroli eremony on the h ecember 2, 1984 ot chocolate and care Caroli rabs I tickets to be c pout for Gator Bowl tickets because of the vandalism that took place during the Carolina-Clemson campout Nov. 10. "The first reason there will not be a campout is because tickets go on sale during exams," he said. "What happened during the Clemson campout had a little bit to do with it. The vandalism and destruction which occurred has made the Coliseum a little apprehensive about having another one." However, Petrus said the final decision about the campout was made by Dennis Pruitt, Dean of Students. Pruitt said his office is working with Student Government and should have a system devised early next week. "THIS IS an issue that the Coliseum really doesn't have anything to do with," Wendy Oglesby, Coliseum ?what's happenin i The lecturcs are free Fabric: South Carolii (fast with USC President * The musical "Worl 27 of Russell House. Adds today in the Golden "My Fair Lady" p 3 p.m. in Room 202 of House Theatre. Adm the others. plays 4:30, 7 and 9:30 The musical "Wo ission is $1 for the first Drayton Hall. The Concert Choir n. at Drayton Hall. First Presbyterian CI Carolina Cares spo 1 chocolate and carolir res Day beginning 9:30 group will accept dona- 1 oods and money until 5 If you have an ever ' plays 2:30, 7 and 9:30 ing, send an annour lission is $1 for the first The Gamecock, Drai 29225. uthern Quilt Symposium The last issue of 7 . at McKissick Museum. USC's upcoming trip \dfabJ LEa ?/ f th THE DC "Make an appointmenl ? Chart St THE JUMP1 ? Call For ? Open Saturdi ? Dick Goodi >?a Cares Annual ' iorseshoe 8:00 p. caroling. . . . i?a Cares. ivailable soon spokesman said. "We don't have anything to do with the campout. "We are going to follow whatever Student Affairs requests. If Student Affairs wants a campout, I assume there will be a campout, but they haven't requested one yet, so I really don't think there will be one." "We were told by Student Affairs there would not be a campout," Atheltic Director Bob Marcum said. "We took what happened at Clemson into consideration when we talked to students affairs." Petrus said the reason students are getting 2,000 tickets is because of past student pick up figures for past bowl games. "WE LOOKED at the records of what we offered the students the last time we went to a bowl game," he said. "We offered them about 2,000 tickets, and they picked only 1,200. g 1 and in conjunction with the exhibit, "Social na Traditional Quilts," now on display. king" shows at 8 p.m. at Drayton Hall. Sunday, Dec. 2 lays at 2;30, 7 and 9:30 p.m. at the Russell ission is $1 for the first show and $1.50 for irking" has a 3 p.m. matinee showing at gives a Christmas performance at 7 p.m. at lurch. nsors a Christmas tree lighting including hot ig at 8 p.m. at the west end of the Horseshoe. For your information it you'd like to be included in what's happenicement before Wednesday to Ann Farmer, >ver A, Russell House, USC, Columbia, S.C. he Gamecock for this semester, a special on to the Gator Bowl, will be published Friday. I 5 POINTS' ROCK-N-ROLL CLUB ! 112 DEVINE ST. 3hone 252-ROCK ACTORS : to see The Doctors" J. A/ n ' usiun ivews <* courier ER CABLES Dailv Specials ? i mf V ays until 2:00 a.m. ? uvin Jazz Quintet ? Tree Ughting 1 m. Sundav. I