Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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STUDENT EL FEBI Filing for Student Government Monday February, I I at 5:0C held Monday, March 4. All candidates must be able to February 12 at 5:00 p.m. The filing fee for executive off Rules and applications for filin Office in Room I 11 of the Ru POLLWORKER APPLICAT1 Office and may be picked up are paid $3.35 an hour and t 5:00 p.m. There will be a MANDATORY n m n in v ii vin ^ . w ys .111. v.v v y ' 1 i4 Students currently enrolled an seats in their respective distric r- District Maxcy. Thornwell. Horseshoe Preston. Woodrow Sims. McClintock. Wade Hampton Patterson Hall South Tower Capstone. Nada Columbia Hall Off campus students may run : schools: ; School Nursing Pharmacy Health Lontinuing tciucation Science and Math Applied Professional Sciences Humanities and Social Sciences 'wwwwmmvi^wmwwwwu'vwwvwm'^ SUPP LHUYU wB vh? Metro i r~* . 1 t 1 Lome see cne Laay Conference oppone Cincinnati Bearcats, games. Help the Lai Conference record : LOUISVILI Thursday, F i CINCINN/ Saturday, F ^ > GOVERNMENT II ! ECTIONS = RUARY 25-26 bu Offices is Monday, February 4 through > p.m. If a run off election is necessary it will be tcl dc pc attend a MANDATORY meeting on Tuesday, m< M ices is $10.00 and for senate seats is $2.00. bc Ai g may be picked up in the Student Government ^ ssell House. ca ONS are available in the Student Government jn) between 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. Pollworkers he application deadline is Friday. Feb. I 5 at ^ til >vA.\/Af mil t/~\ t* /A lliu /A HI/ \Y/ f AK II< inccuiig iui puiiwui rvci :> uii wcunouay. i ci'. i"in room 305 of Russell House. 7. d living on campus may run for the following (h tS: vi: lit Seats District Seat tit I Cliff Apts., Univ. Terrace I 1 Burney. Baker I 2 Douglas. Snowden. Moore. LaBorde 2 2 McBryde Quad I 1 Bates House I 2 Bates West. Roost I I for the following seats in their respective Seats School Seats I Law 2 I Business Administration 7 I Education 3 I Engineering 3 4 Journalism 2 3 Criminal Justice I 7 Social Work. Library and Information Services. Interdisciplinary Studies. and Medicine I ORT THE " AMECOCKS . w, i.__ JSnHHflE^^^HHH^Hfly _^^B^H|^8WBM^w5 ?n wplw B Iptfii^r " ffl ff^v Kg^7 WB up V?? llffi <#* _ ' '****. ^7*-* *' Conference Games Gamecocks in action against Metro rife fho T r*nic\n 11? Torrl iridic or* rl fko iiij, ia iv, ijvuijv nil v.uiuxnuij uiiu iiiv These are two of their last three home dy Gamecocks boost their 5-2 Metro to 7-2! .E ;eb. 7 at 7:30 p.m. Ol eb. 9 at 7:30 p.m. I Hubs help athlete Jeff Owens b USC's Intramural Recreation Sports Office takes l' idc in being able to offer something for everyone, ^ d one way they accomplish this is through winter P orts clubs. These clubs give students, faculty and staff the n portumty to get involved in activities like body " ilding, horseback riding and backpacking. C The Body Building Club is open to anyone in- ? ested in body building or weightlifting. This club | onsors the annual body-building competition that t( termines Mr. and Ms. South Carolina. The com- ^ tition is for both club members and non- t| ambers. , f This year's competition will feature a routine by r. Universe, Tony Pearson. The competition will April 13 at the Booker T. Washington j jditoriuni. . The Body Building Club meets the first and third lursday of each month. l or more information 117-5261. The Equestrian Club is open to anyonA skilled or terested in learning the art of horseback riding. j The club competes intercollegiately against Clemn, Georgia, the University of Florida, Tulane and v her schools. Club president Ellen Porter said the main goal of e Equestrian Club is to compete in the college na- ^ >nals in Lexington, Kentucky. EquestrianClub meetint;sare every Wednesday at 30 p.m. in Room 307 or Russell House. C Another popular club during the winter months is F e mountaineering and Whitewater Club. Club ad- F sor, Jerry Minick said the Mountaineering Club F ces to "go to the mountains and have a good ne." c Camping backpacking, canoeing, mountain clim- F Sportswriters meeti 5:30 in Russell^ Hou "We Bust You never know when you'll be attacked. It could hempen at lunch, dinner or late at night. You might be alone or in a crowd. When hunger attacks, be prepared. FlgMbmckl Wherever you are. he'p is only minutes away. Domino's Pizza will send a professional to your door in 30 minutes or less to "bust" your hunger with a hot, delicious, mouthwatering pizza from the originators of free 30 minute delivery. [$1.50 j OFF L??. j $6.49 i L J. I L s out of the cold ing and whitewater rafting arc some of the acvities sponsored by the Mountaineering and Whitewater Club, meetings are Wednesday at 7 .m. in Calcott 123. Two other sports clubs arc active over the winter tonths: the Frisbee Club, which meets Monday om 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. on field F, and the Chess lub, which meets Tuesdays at 8 a.m. in Room 306 f Russell House. NTRAMURAL NOTESrSoftball entry deadline is omorrow. Teams may register at the Intramural )ffice in the Blatt Physical Education Center. Enry fee is $10 per team, for men's, women's and cocc divisions. Raquetball entries are now open. Entries will be ccepted until Feb. 14 at 5 p.m. Racquetball fact heets and entry cards are available in the Inramural Office. Bowling competition will begin Monday, chcdules will be available today at the Intramural lanagers/Captains meeting. A wallyball instructional clinic will be held hursday from 4:30-6:30 p.m. Instruction in rules nd techniques of play will be covered. The clinic /ill be held in the P.E. Center's racquetball court I. Hot Shot basketball competition is now underlay. The finals will be held at halftime of the USCulane men's basketball game Feb. 11. SPORT CLUB INFO:Here is a schedule of Sport :iub Budget Hearings. rcb. II ? 8-9:30a :eb. 12 ? 5:30-10 eb. 13 ? 5:30-10 Time slots will be assigned in 35-minute inrenients for each club. Hearings will be held in >mi iilidc :.. .i.- r? c r*?.? VUUIII IV/^. IIV||\J WI1ILC 111 IIIC r.C,. V^CIIICl. ng tonight se, room 321 ^EFtl MBBU DOMINO'S PIZZA DELIVERS" FREE. Hungers" Call America's favorite pizza delivery people whenever you want the taste of hot. delicious, custom-made pizza. Free delivery in 30 minutes or less, or your pizza is $3.00 off! k:53-8151 1124 Devine Street Houras 11AM-1AM Sun.-Thurs. 11AM-3AM Fri & Sat Limited delivery areas. Drivers carry under $20. *1985 Domino's Pizza Inc. ....--------.j I Order a delicious 12" | or 16" pizza with any | two toppings and get | $1.50 OFF! 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