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This ( ! school "burned up should also include following tips may to return to schoi semester. 1. Get adequate 2. Eat nutritious foods. 3. Don't smoke 4. Exercise. [ 5. If you drink a 6. Don't drink a 7. Drive carefull 8. Avoid over e; |; 9. Cultivate friei [ON TING SEN ED A JO :r Placement Offi 1 on the 6th Floor e #777-3166. ES: Please note that open si ?ks prior to the company on :>ns regarding sign up pleas nn, Dawn Roberts, Jim Sny March 20, Wednesday SC Dept. itf KHucatioii. I'S Johnson and Johnson. MI US K-Marl Apparel Corp.. I'S Riliri.r>..l<! t'i. t > Nat. Lift- nf Vermont, PS March 21. Thurw. CHS Sirrine. PS Solite Corporation Wal Marl Corp. Roise Cascade Charlotte/Mecklenburg Schools. () March 22. Friday Fmhart Corp.. MiRS Reecham. MIRS Spartan Foods March 25, Monday Red Roof Inns, PS March 26, Tuesday Rose Enterprize Rank of Roston, MIRS DuVal Co. Public Schools. () Prince George's Co. Board it Education March 27. Wednesday Citibank, MIBS Northwestern Mutual Life C WR Grace Co.. MIRS March 28. Thura. WK (I race C<?.. MIHS March 29. Friday Defense Mapping Agency Screening O - Open S ledule additions and cfc )ffice, 6th Floor, H.W. XX)Rs Enrichr 9ls for the Mind, Be EA HEALT RING BRE/ f spring are beginning t< tr. spring flowers, and g :ome one of the most USC: SPRING BREAK I break means road trip Joes not mean we have " and "burned out." T\r ) some time for rest an help you to enjoy your dI with a new vitality \ olnr\r\ OICJOp. ily / stay away from fa* ilcohol, moderate cons Icohol and drive, ly / wear seatbelts. xposure to sun. ndships / HAVE FUN! IORS! >B? ce is the Place of the Business chedules go on the open i campus recruiting date, e ask Olivia White, Linder, Tom Crooke in the April 1. Monday Peebles Dept. Store, I'S Naval Air Systems Command ! April 2, Tuesday Peebles Dept. Store. I'S FBI. I'S Roses Stores, PS Navy Recruiting. O Ernst Whinney, Cola.. PS April 3, Wednesday ' Navy Recruiting. O Roses Stores. PS Cobb County School I)ist.t () j April 4, Thurs. Navy Recruiting. () Picadilly Cafeteria, PS April 15, Monday Pinellas Co. School Hoard Varsity, Co-Op April 16, Tuesday Nationwide Insurance. () April 17. Wednesday h Creggar Co. i April 22, Monday ii Lanier Business Prod. 3-M. PS I April 23, Tuesday (.] NC Mutual Life Ins. rrenuce nan, rrt April 25. Thurs. C'aralto (BojaiiKli-s), () 1 April 29, MnnHny Varsity. Co-Op May 1, Wednesday Allendale Co. Schools. 0 : scheduling langes drop by the Close Bldg. student Health nent Program :)dy, and Spirit HY 0 show: sunshine reen grass. Along popular holidays is, beach parties, 1 to come back to |j le mid-term break | H rp>l^v^tir?n Tho N spring break and to complete the 5t food and junk umption. , Sports Ruggers win, 24-0 From Staff and Wire Reports The women's rugby club recorded its third straight shut-out victory this season by defeating the Charlotte rugby club 24-0 Saturday. Through a coordinated effort by the forwards and the backs, Anna Tillman, Patty Jcrvcy, Denita Knox and Dcbbi Deep were albe to score against the Charlotte club. The team will travel to Florida to face some of the nation's best teams in the Eighth Annual Lady gator Rugby Tournament in Gainesville, Fla. from March 22-25. Olympic chief dies PH1LADEPHIA ? Expressions of shock and sorrow over the death of U.S. Olympic Committee president John B. Kelly Jr. poured in from civic, business and snorts leaders. The 57-year-old Kelly, an Olympic rowing medalist from one of Philadephia's most prominent families and brother of the late Princess Grace of Monaco, died Saturday after collapsing on a city street. Kelly's son, John 111, said at a news conference that his father would be buried next Saturday to allow many expected mourners time to reach Philadephia from overseas. Officials at the Philadelphia County Medical Examiner's Office said an autopsy had been performed Saturday night, but a ruling on the cause of death would Deford. Continued frs.n pag? 13 The story of Alex has a chance of becoming a television movie. Deford said he doesn't want the movie to become a "soap opera" about the parents and have the story of Alex gets lost. With backing, the movie should become a reality. Better known as a sports reporter, Deford made some comments about his trade. nil: iip^s*] ji BIS isi^ rn^mmm Davison's Super Saver ? products, plus fine servi stylists ? for the same Visit us today! OUR SPECIALTIES FOR K Precision haircut Shampoo/conditioning/finist Permanent wave (with either or both services abo No appointments. Located cbv since 1925, a ( Briefs * be delayed several days for the completion of toxicology tests. Police at first blamed the death on an apparent heart attack. Kelly, an Olympic bronze medal winner and son of a three-time Olympic rowing champion, was elected president of the USOC last month ? a position he said in j an interview he had "looked forward to A for a long time." "I'm shocked said Don Miller, former executive director of the USOC, "It's a loss to amateur sports in our country." $ "Jack has been identified with amateur sports all his life and had looked forward with great anticipation to serving as the president of the U.S. Olympic Committee," Miller said. "It's a great tragedy that this should happen before he could fulfill his dream." Retton wins again INDIANAPOLIS ? Mary Lou Retton * |~n. U was by far the class act of the American r| Cup Meeting. J Returning to international competition for the first time since the Summer Games, Retton and Tim Dagget captured the individual titles Sunday at the first 11ujjui Miuwiust ui unci national taicni sincc Los Angeles. 1 The 17-year-old Retton launced her climb to the top of women's gymnastics in i this same meet two years ago. k And Daggett, a member of the Olympic J men's team then upset the Chinese in Los tj Angeles, beat China's yang Yueshan in a fl battle that went down to the final event. ' He said he felt that sports journalism has gotten better over the years. But, sports k writing has always had a bad reputation and probably always will. The writers, have been looked down upon and stereotyped as "Oscar Madisons." That's what people expect when they see a sports iournalist. k w. : : ii ^j- -r ;;^;-:;^v'T- ';/ he same low J oe everyday! # fi Salon gives you high-quality ce by trained, licensed low prices everyday. j 1EN, WOMEN & CHILDREN: $6 a-, ) $6 additional $6 ,ve.) 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