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* I Academics Attention juniors and seniors: Honors and Awards Commission i< i tions for Who's Who Among Stud I Universities and Colleges. App ar;i(lu;itina between December 19X5 with a minimum 2.25 GPR. Pick i these Russell House locations: Stu Office, Vice President of Student Af ^ Information Desk. Turn them in at ^ of student affairs office by 5 p.m. T Scholarship seekers: National Association will help you locate r scholarships, grants and other finam aid available for freshmen, sophom students. Processing fee lor rcsearcl Box 52, Bourbonnais, 111., 60914 ft or more information. Clubs USC Gay Student Association m at Partners, 925 1/2 Hugcr St. Vi< All faculty, students and staff invii ' ?Worship service at the Ifp Mcmoaisi iiuaent center iulivi day in the Episcopal tradition. Tra week to week. ELM Center located across from Wade Hampton dorm Free lunch following. Hillel, Jewish student organiz, barbecue/volleyball 1?5 p.m. quicentennial State Park. Transpor House at 12:30 p.m. Call 771-45: directions. Student Government: Licen organizations. ?USC Sport Parachute Club is tak the first jump class. Anyone intere Thursday night meetings in Rooi Qk Center, or call 256-1434, Askus 7" ' U? /nni r. "I! rrmn I o'M I nnr;mi t'imiini M'IUIII k 'Ukii Jiii GO " -v; . i Complete Wt Write everything, from a b< computers. Kaypro makes it - all in half the time. Consider the Keypro 1 Wt disk drives, e dot metrix | (including WordStar!), and ? Kavoro's comDlete line of co - ?y r I low as $995'Askf01 ft*4?iiarfcii MtorMMr, MkroFre im#r n ^2^^^3p5B55SS58Si5B<B3SS5SSSSB5SSSS5E5 ' ' 3 The University Drama, > seeking applicaents in American ilicants must be n. narnn..t, and August 1986 "n **amPUS jp applications at dent Government . . fairs Office or the * ,??j the vice president comedy, A Mids Monday, Oct. 14. o?iu.u?y ,...uu*. Student Service nn fuR Tnwr >rivate sources of I OWft cial aid. Financial ores and graduate _ i. Write to NSSA, Sopranos a >r free application cJ}orus ?'c?'w iraviata. Audit ic Fraser Hall. Call ther information w Movies 0/7 Campus , S> Russell House 7*7 I i f A'st.ir Ware* "R day and 2:30, 7 i Midnight mov Who's bcst-sellin Eric Clapton, El On the Towi cets 6 p.m. tonight Nickelodeon 254 ieo: L.l.P.S. '85. ... , "Confidential led. iscopal-Lutheran- Saturday. Franc :nter) 11 a.m. Sun- . ditions rotate from tongue ,n-chcck I at 728 Pickens St. mysteries. Black . All arc welcome. ,ltx , . "Dougherty a ition, will have a day. Short fill Sunday at Sestation from Russell Dougherty, V.rg 59 or 777-1893 for in the American SCS renewed for dent Academy ing reservations for daSSiCal duopil sted may attend the Lane will be at n 111 of the P.E. '7-7777. C On Campus 1^) * Contempon poscrs Gordo Douglas will b ^mus'c ?^'fc a KM! \;S Sit i?t'< . ? ird Processing Syst X)k report to a master's thesis, with a go easy to organize notes, construct outlines ird Processing System, above. You got printer, connecting cable, profsssionel rfncumantation that makes evarvthina m mputer systems start as ? r a demonstration today. S Innovators of E WMCaroliru ^Compute ^Center Date Arts USC's production of Shakespeare's ummer Night's Dream, will be held i Tuesday at Longstrcet Theatre. Uos, tenors and basses needed for the mbia Lyric Opera's production La >ns will be held Mondays at 9 p.m. at Richard Conant at 777-3125 for furor to arrange special audition times. 7-7130 (CPU office) eturn of the Jedi," 7 & 9:30 p.m. tofc 9:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, ie: "Tommy," a rendering of The ig rock opera, with performances by ton John and Tina Turner. -3433 ly Yours," 7 & 9 p.m. today through :ois Truffaut's last film. Romantic, homage to Hitchcock murder & white, 1983. ind Ruzicka," Sunday through Monn bv Columbia filmmakers Psark ;inia Bouvier and Bruce Lane. Finalist Film Festival, semifinalist in the StuAwards. Portrait of one of the top mo teams of the '40s. Dougherty and the theater for the Sunday show. iry music by USC professors and com n "Dick" Goodwin and Samuel O f fnatiir/'rl at A n m ^unrlav at flamhr* e third event of the September Concei ickets are $15 and available through th t McMaster or at the concert door, lr s areS4 and available at the door. t ?h . . "i 1 ems From Kay pro -getter from Kaypro's line of quality , write multiple drafts, edit, and polish : a business computer with dual word processing software eesv to learn. ^ CORPORATION lectronic Products for Over 32 Years a 1114 Washington Street Columbia, South Carolina ir 29201 803-771-7706 book ? DBHHHHHMBMM On the Town wounuay miernoon jazz presents lorce, 4-5 p Sunday at Lake Harbison Picnic Area, off Harb Boulevard 1-26 exit. Free admission, open to public. Rain location: Harbison Recreation Centc 106 Hillpine Road. Sports Volleyball: Wolfpack Invitational (away) toda) Saturday. Football: Michigan (home) 3:30 p.m. Saturdaj Soccer: Carolina Invitational Tournament Satu and Sunday. Appalachian State 1 p.m. Satui UNC-Greensboro 3 p.m. Sunday. IntramuraU: Ultimate Frisbee (M,W, Co begins Sunday. To Your Health On Campus The Psychological Service Center has opening new clients. Psychotherapy and behavioral inte tions for children and adults available. Servict free, and evening appointments are available. 777-4864 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. daily for information. USC will offer weight control programs for ch and teenage girls this fall. Goodbodies, an eight r n ?^ 11 a ? priJgiaiu iui /- IU i^-ycdi-uius, luua *?u Tuesdays and Thursdays beginning Sept 24. phasizes family involvement in developing a h lifestyle. The Fitteen Room for teenagers runs p.m. Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays beg: Sept. 23. Emphasizes good exercise, nutritio eating habits while forming positive self-improv attitudes. Cost for Goodbodies: S100. Cost for I >. Room: $150. II vUSC Rehabilitation Counseling Clinic offei t vices such as personal adjustment and career cc e ing and job-seeking skills training, by counse ?- training under supervision of faculty. Call 77 for more information. ~ ATTENTI01S ALL Ann a \TTr? a n Ulivj AIM lLJ\ J receiving s funding an i request fui I supplemen MAI" WO I All Treasurers m before spending i allocated for the prior to requestir r Workshops will I Map. Sept 2 Tues. Sept 1 Wed. Sept 1 Wed. Sept 1 Thur. Sept. Etc. On Campus m- "Mocktail" Happy Hour, A son Golden Spur. Sponsored I 'R* Development. r at USC sponsors International Abroad programs with lore undergraduate and graduate stuc urmiH offii-e on the sixth floor ( tional Center from 8:30 a.m. t< a for information on study, work : * grams for a summer, semester c On the Town "College Weekend: becomin starts today at the Rose Hill P South Saluda Avenue. Today' Man Called Peter," features I Marshall, as told by his wife. S a college dinner following the 1 Movie and dinner are free, but at 256-6977 to make reservj numbers about transportation and The 1985 Catfish Festival Hardeeville. Saturday's activi' ' . Miss Dominion of Canada r former mayor of Hardeeville, 1 grand marshal; a cake bakir homemade-raft race; and arts cc' ing at 10 a.m. After the par himself wW appear for a magic McDonalds. During the raft rescue squad will cook up chicken dinners, served at II a nlmi on/I LJiiMinia win yu\y uvawii umu activities: arts and crafts bootl dinners served U a.m.; grant! on the Savannah River, begin; mation call Fern Self at (803) ;s for rven- Attention you few good b s are Clubs of South Carolina Call business and professional me more week exchange program in B men 25 to 35 and able tc ildren employers during April an< -week members or their closc relat p.m. trip air travel expenses, accoi Em- Brazil included. Applicatio jalthy Jameson, 3506 Medical Driv 4?6 Phone: 779-3236. Final dead nning n and ement "en Any thing Els s sertunsel lors in Do you have anything to i 7-8131 Drawer A, Russell House, o Linda "Evans" Taylor. r riONS 4"^ f /"3 /Wi 4" /M/\ TT/XS/itA 1 uuueiii guveiiu d/or intending ids during fall tal funding: IDATOR RKSHOI list attend a budget student Activity Fe 1985-86 school year ig fall supplemental 1 11 >e new; '3 4:00-5:01 >4 <f:00-5:A !5 4:00-5.-0 >5 7:00-8:0 26 4:00-5:0 iniiiii Miimi i ?? M?rfriiwTTiii?riTnii(TirirnM . -6 p.m. today in the ?y Resident Student Exchange and Study ign universities lor lents. Stop by the pro3f the Byrnes Interna3 5:00 p.m. weekdays and travel abroad pro>r year. g people of influence," resbyterian Church on s 7:30 p.m. movie, "A :he true story of Peter unday activities include 0 a.m. worship service. : call 777-6775 or Craig at ions. Call the same or other problems. has already begun in ties: a parade featuring as grand marshal and B.K. Mills, as honorary ig contest; art show; a and craft booths openadc, Ronald McDonald : show at the Hardcevillc race, the town's Marine catfish and barbecued i.m. At 8 p.m. the Floyd top 40 music. Sunday's hs reopen at 10 a.m. and 1 finale, speedboat races s 1 p.m. For more infor784-2675. lusincssmen: The Rotary will choose five young n to participate in a fourrazil. Applicants must be ) take leave from their i May of 1986. Rotary ives not eligible. Roundmmodations and travel in ns available from David e, Columbia, S.C. 29203. i lline is Oct. 15, 1985. 8? add? If so, send it on up to - nnn n i o t n^L i wan i i i-1 10 i aiiu as Pi i ui ment tn vv Y 3 ; workshop e funds ' and/or 1 funding. 0 RH 203 0 RH 203 0 RH203 0 RH203 0 RH 203 - /