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*? *"* * /S7} / ? //_* t / J Fricte } Riplete F I The SPO I Saturd J Rhythm & Rock 5 Comin J May 9th j ^ May 10th & 11th ?The 1 Mon. - Jazz Nite Tues. - Blues Nite W ** urxn or 11 Shampoo and Cut and ! STUDENT V SlO^Men $1 I Invnip <><=>rviro nnri mv!p> wirhmit ihp> upscale price That s the philasephy of Papilion far hair and Papillon is the piace tor you to be to look your best to afford <t too All m an attractive A atmosphere ;ust a few blocks away In Place on the Greene m Five Points Drop Wr .n any time ? Monday to Saturday ? j 10 am to ft pm Closed Tuesday c __j_ a r\ _ L- _ k i _ xjiuroay iu am ? o pm ino appointment necessary Also at Columbia Mall Open mall hours ( \J2P \ 1985 STUDENT 1 The Citadel Appalachian St Sept. 3 TIME I .... r ? 08:00 10:00 Students must pick up 4-5 in-nn ii-ik ticket at the time they 10.00 11.15 fegjs|er (or the fa|| 6 7 11:15 - 12:30 semester at the 8 9 Coliseum. 12:30 01:45 0R 0 1 n<,<r no.nn At the Stadium Student ^ o o ui:<*a uo.uu T. . . u, . .. I ^ o Ticket Window on the 03:00 - 04:00 day of the game. IMPORTANT INFORMATION K 1. The first game against The Citadel is being played on pick up the ticket at the Coliseum during registration 12. Student tickets (or the Clemson game will be by Lotti 3. Normal student distribution schedule will be as shown 4. First day distributions fall on Tuesday, the week of tl 5. Remaining tickets'will be distributed the following twi 6. Tickets remainina. if anv, after Thursday will be avail I^L,, /V 7. Student must be a Fall 1985, Full Time, Fee Paying, \ BMBBH O U on/iiponnn rl n r i^ipoKlnr^ oln^rtnfp r> on not or piptonpn I u. naiiuitap^ru ui uoauicu aiuuciio tail yci aaoidiaiiuc i 5 POINTS' } ( LIVE ROCK-N-ROLL CLUB J o-?-io rvcv/iKic onr C. \ \ C- L/ L_ V 11 >J L_ U I . ? Sc Phone 252-ROCK * )f CI iy, May 3 J tornrHo Artictc i n tNGETONES : ay, May 4th 1 * Sound of The FINS | q / UUUUUV/MU y ? Nylon Mustang J FABULOUS SCALLION SISTERS * ^ ed. - Long Island Iced Tea Nite * 1 1 1 IE CLASS < I Conditioner I Style, ; >RICES 12=?Women ll rUU ! DHLL riCKET DISTRIBUT Michigan Duke N. Carolina St. Sapt. 17 J Oct. 8 Oct. 29 ENDING SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER 6 7 T 89 J 0 1 8 9 0 1 2 3 n 1 o o a c U* 1 2 3 4-5~ 67 4-5 6 7 1 8 9~ OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS ~ PLEASE READ Aug. 31, 1985. This is before the first day of classes on Sep or at the student ticket window at Williams Brice Stadium on I ery. The date, time, and procedures will be published in the Ga above for the other five home games. le game, in Room 203, Russell House. Enter on the Bull Street a days, Wednesday and Thursday, 9 a.m. 4 p.m., main lobby, able at the stadium on the dav of the aame until HALF TIMF: USC Campus student to be eligible for a student ticket jy calling 777 6744. Computet Continued from page 1. ^ lid. "Changing a name is an easy way to start someining. Sheheen said he thinks South Carolina has two high-level igincering programs, and because it wouldn't be practical to ansplant one, the state ought to have two good schools. THE FINAL WORD, he said, is that future graduate proosals will have to be highly definitive and in no way duplicate MMIIlg pi VJJI U1IIS. Alchley was joined by Clcmson engineering Dean Wayne lennett and Clemson Provost Dave Maxwell in opposing the w- - t r\ *17- U ?1 ICr roposai. engineering ivcan j.l/. ?augn ujv-. , heheen said the presence of other USC officials may have wayed the vote the other way. He added that he expects the university to resubmit the reiuest. In July the commission will have eight new members, nd the request may be reconsidered next fall. USC officials /ere unavailable for comment. In other USC-related business, the commission approved h<? mprliml ?rhool'^ renuest for the addition of a master's pro ram in genetic counseling and a doctoral specialization in exicrimental pathology. MKDICAL SCHOOL Dean Neal Humphries said before he vote thai he had anticipated some opposition on the ex)crimenta! pathology proposal. With the request, he submitcd a letter of support from the MUSC pathology chairman. "It contributes to the overall academic productivity," he aid. "Being active in research is healthy lor academic >rograms." Sheheen said duplication arguments didn't come up on the nedical school's request because pathology programs are .tandard, unlike computer engineering programs. Fines. Continued from page 1. >aid Corbett, who has been with University Housing Services ^ for one year. Both housing officials did stress that the payment problem is still considered a "minute problem." with all lines being negotiable. Saad said university housing has about a 95 percent return on all outstanding debts. A similar situation exists with overdue books at the Thomas Cooper Library. Even with a 10 cents-a-day fine that can balloon to $5 a month for every overdue book, students will many times pay the fine at registration, said C.J. Cambre, assistant director of operations for Thomas Cooper Library. "IF THERE were no fines whatsoever, students would check out books for the whole semester," Cambre said. As with housing fines, Cambrc stressed that all fines are g judged on a case-by-case basis, adding that, if a student were in the hospital or involved in another dire emergency, the fines could be flexible. "We're not here to make money," Cambre said. The crux of many student complaints, USC's parking tickets, are also flexible, said Danny Baker, assistant system vice president for law enforcement and safetv. * "WHEN A STUDENT shows responsible behavior, we're apt to bend a little bit," he said. Similar to Gamble's comments, Baker stressed that these tickets are "not a means for collecting revenue" from USC students. (ON SCHEDULE | rvavy uiumauu Nov. 12 Nov. < 2 3 ( ^ _ | Student Lottery j uare, nme ana j 6 7 | Procedures will be | j ' published in the | Gamecock | ; 0 1 I Newspaper. |:j t. 3. Therefore, students eligible for student tickets must L he day of the game. n mecock Newspaper. NO VALIDATIONS for the Clemson game, entrance. Russell House. First Come, First Served Basis. Student ticket window is on the north side of the stwf^^^^^i