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Legislature n By Associated Press The discounted "happy hour" alcoholic drink would become a thing of the past in South Carolina under legislation Sen. Nick Theodore planned to introduce in the state Senate this week. Many bars, lounges and restaurants now offer two drinks or more for the price of one during slow or highly com peuuve nours. The "one-upmanship" between bars competing for happy-hour prices "has created some major law enforcement problems, and it's endangered motorists across the state," Theodore said. SFR JUKIV RSIT YJ ( | Unlock aj of your pot< COURSE OFFI w J AEROBICS ^ Wednesdays 5:30-6:30 ? Here's a healthy way to g( 0 Break. Bring yor sweats and let ASPECTS IN FILM Thursdays 7:00-8:00 @ Interested in films? Here's with other film enthusiasts and J; the film industry. T*cs to be J .. filmmaking, and criticisms. ? 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