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. I KING'S Q I! ASTERS YOUR HEAnnilARTFRS FDR STYI F 20% off all services with valid student I.D. * 77Q.9K9n ASrfa I If wp . .---?v Y" M 779-2520 \l?J y^=v 111Q Washington St. p** f-r???-~ -Hi |"Need Extra Cash" | $14.00 On First Donation ] I Twice A Week Donation ^ . ? <T? <I> <J? i fi *p $ ?p ?p ?p | COLUMBIA PLASMA CENTER I1 1916 Taylor Street ?i5 Columbia, South Carolina 29201 f J Phone 254-6683 ICS OPEN 7:00 AM <Sg *'Bring this Coupon with you" DOMINO'S - PIZZA n DELIVERS FREE. Straig mm '1 186 9 ? MM & IlPiii Wa & Reliability. For Spec over 20 years, across discount*. America we've been deli- you're gettii vering pizza fast and free. for less. Quality. First qual- Bmn/lng Ut itv inaredients chosen Surroundb (or the way they taste on a fresh baked pizza. ^ 1124 Devini Ct+ Service. Pizza delivery that's tree and guaranteed. It we don't deliver in 30 minutes or Op?n lor L less, you get $3 00 OFF 11AM-2AM the price of your pizza. 11AM-3AM | i $9 no |j w and get 92. S ' | J CT Ca One coupo b 1 I Expires 4/: I ^P~^. Immmnmmmmmmmmmmmmm* f DINNER gEZStt _ 2 POO pings. PLUS (P 5 a V/fi bottles of C ii PHI BR Youpmyot (Including ti i $10.99 ij One coupoi | f slices, setv> 8 L_ 0* persons l? mil ad cm*vtfy Driver* c*vy wxwf ?A> uomirv Class uses i By Julie! Nader , Some journalism students arc meeting ceieonues wmic raising money for handicapped children. An advertising-public relations class recently met Peter Heckell, Beau Brady on the soap opera, "Days of our Lives" among other celebrities as a part of a class project. The class embarked on a campaign i to raise money for "Buck-a-Cup," the | statewide fundraiser for [-aster Seals j that is being sponsored by the Law En | lorccmcnt Utncers ana Restaurant Owners of South Carolina. THE STUDENTS got the idea from a plan devised by Amy Dates, who had an internship with the Easter Seals company last semester. The plan en tailed video-taping 30-minute segment? of celebrities promoting the Iiastei Seals campaign. Dates' idea was approved by the company, and so Professor Mar> Caldwell's class of six decided to pui the plan into action. j I I lv glUU}; VYI Ult U|7 UIIC , made cue-cards and assisted while In ] structional Services produced th< ht j * r I a I ; You know J ig the best- ? rc? tgArmmt J151 S j Street ^ ! s uncht Sun.-Thurs. Fn. & Sat. h c 1 ; ICIOUS 16" J r wo toppings i * OO OFF! I n per piz/a ^ >2/85 I ?a has 12 | L ng 4-6 ' | | i ; i i 1 nlinmi? 1 fS" 5 ny two top- ! ?four 16 oz J, oke'. ,j tly$10.&&! ! ax!) :! I I i per pizza ? >2/85 B I I ? Kan 4 O I : a itao c m ' ing 4-6 mmwhwhI Si oi Pa /a Inc l?00/Sft02Mr 1 L TV ads as 1 tapes. The other celebrities who have contributed so far are Hugh Munn, Public Information Officer of the State Law Enforcement Division, Bill Bradshaw and Del Wilkes, USC football players. Major General James Grimsley, president of The Citadel, Sen. Li/. Patterson of Spartanburg, Jeff Cook of Alabama and actress Helen Hayes. SKVERAL OF THK group's accomplishments might not have been possible if it weren't for the connections the students had. "The only reason why we got Peter i Meckell was because he was at Lugoff I High School, and I knew the staff , there who let us in," Caldwell said. "Many times we probably would never ; have gotton hold of certain people if it weren't for the connections some of the girls had." : Because one of the students, Tricia r Guthrie, was from Charleston, she t managed to get WCSE-TV in Charleston to film on the Citadel i parade grounds. The field representative for South ; Carolina from Easter Seals, Larry ^ Join the <U) March of C DmCIS FCHJNI WHEN THE REALLY MA' TYLE Dur decor packages uit anyone's style. LEGANCE jpacious condoniniums and a i3nr?ramir K) rMctfQMrH idd a touch of lCjjggf^ ?legance to student .EISURE 3or your convenience /ve have mail service, 3ff-street parking, and ntercom security access. Now Accepting Sales am Occupancy Available Be [k)DOD CT REAL Call or Come By: ales Office 2002 Greene St 803-765-0660 MODEL OPEN fund-raiser Kcmmcrlin, has approved the idea and is working with the class. THE CLASS ALSO helped with "Coffee Day," which was Match 22 until April 5, during which Law Enforcement Officers sold buttons for a dollar. The group also plans to participate in and publicize the Hop-n-ing, a fundraiser for crippled children where there is a wheelchair race and each child who enters gets a prize. Also, each child who contributes five dollars receives a prize. : : - i tie iiiuvi'imiy nas a major roic in public scrvicc, which we add to every semester with our community projects. We've been called every year to promote several community projects. We work for benefitting the client. "We have served the South Carolina State Hospital, the Richland Children's Hospital, and one year my class won 1st place in an ad-nr com petition for their help in the National Society to Prevent Blindness," the professor said. )imes <iX) AUONBMM ^ ltmpp nr"n/ r r !'] ADDRESS 1 1cKb . . . I V < \ P f N T ? sir,. d Rental Reservations fore Fall Semester '85 CAPES TORS OFFICE HOURS: I 9:00-6:00 Monday-Friday 10:00-5:00 Saturday j 1:00-5:00 Sunday