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* Holderman puts [ on judge's robes for Jail-A Thon From Staff Raportg U USC President James Holdcrman is N leaving the university to become a N judge. ^ But just for a couple of hours. \'i Holdcrman will serve as a judge for B the American Cancer Society's annual E Jail-A-Thon sponsored by the Richland County chaptcr. For $25, off-duty Columbia policemen will publicly arrest "outlaws" and put them behind bars HI I hp Mnrrintl ho??i/pr?n Q o m 4:30 p.m. May 13-17. Holderman will try and convict the prisoners from 2-3:30 p.m. Tuesday, _ May 14. He will also set bail of at least V $500 for the public enemies. To gel out of jail, the outlaws must raise bail money by calling friends and 1 enemies, i ney win oe given a pnone book, a telephone and two hours to get I pledges. Proceeds go to the American Cancer Society, and donations are tax deductible. For more information, or to order an arrest, call 771-4656 or 252-JAIL on the days of the event. ! COLUMBIA SPORTS CAR g - T J III,,, 6500 MQNTICELLO RC I Junior Rompers in Novelty Styles 13.99 j reg. 16.00 and 18.00 For cool comfort and nifty looks, rompers get the vote! We have scoop neck, button-shoulder tank styles, and side-button I styles in solids, stripes, or ? madras plaids Sizes S.M, L M Junio^portswear^^^^^^^l^ / // 7 I 4a I 5 ^ WSSB^BP^wi?i^w^ B ^s^mKSL An iV The monks usually don't wear habits when v I GARAGE | |i iAn I 5363 ? s rvce * cBawgi \ Young Men's \ Shorts \ reg. 10.00. . y* Shirts & Shor reg. 14.00 & Shirts reg. 18.00 & Shorts and si comblr /junior / Knit Tops / m qq m Uauu roy. it.uu M You'll love this poly/cotton knit M featuring extended cap sleeve; B single button tab closuro Great M shorts, jeans, or casual si t Assorted colors. S-M-L / Palmetto / Shorts J 12.99 reg 15 00 m A great looking tailored m fhAft nlcalc /-..He yVjM P. JOSEPH GARNETT/the Gamecock working. 11 W' PLACE A .?<?? CLASSIFIED. 777-4249. RICHLAND WALL DUTCH SQUARE Russell? Sportswear 7.99 ts 15.00 11.99 i9.oo ii.gy rilrts in jersey and herringbone knit tations, and shorts in poly/cotton jersey Each piece in the Russell group reinforced at stress points and cut bnop ? It ueace Visitors view monastic life at nhntotinn tiirnorl ahhow U L [JIUIIIUIIUII IUIIIUU uuuuy t Ann Farmer The plantation of Time magazine founder Henry Luce was ice home to parties, politics and people of action, but now :ople go there not to participate in life, but to contemplate it. Luce's widow. Claire Booth Luce, donated the Moncks orner property to the Catholic church when her daughtei cd, and now 24 Cistercian monks lead contemplative lives iere, and care for about 35,(XX) chickens, give or take a few. Father Richard McGuirc, the monastery's prior, postulates tat even some of the chickcns contemplate ? that's why they y brown eggs. THE ABBEY is only a coiiplc of miles from town, but huge I lade trees, garden walkways, blooming azaleas, an ancient raveyard and a view of the river cloister it from stoplights, ix offices and exams, and visitors are welcome there. Several consistent visitors have ties to Carolina ? they arc rofessors, bureaucrats or students. They go to the monastery > escape ivory towers, piles of paperwork or artificial itclligcnce. A t A hhov tlior#?*c nn np^H for cuiv?rfirinl thillQS. The abbey exists for the promotion of the good of uniankind, the contemplation of the importance of the exitencc of God and what it can, or should, mean to people, athcr Richard says. MANY OF the monks there have left secular lives. They ave been widowed, or have given up nine-to-five jobs. Most C?? " .... R oou mopr\mt payo u. | f SAVE MORE? ^ I MOTHERS RAY I mwm^w a b h< i v a& a m GIFTS. JEWELRY WAREHOUSE? Gamecock Headquarters Across from Honeycombs 601 S. Main St 2909 Piatt Springs Rd Decker Mall , 3102 Broad River Rd. . .^gggfiSPr RUSSELL |] sportsweapi ?v Fj