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Athenian.^ of proof lies with those who wish AIDS. "The students are already in the Sophomore Seana Baruth said, " sisters into a situation where there i they could contract this fatal diseas uD..t i .1.L. i uui i minis. i nuuiu ut uiivumw because of the disease," she added Graduate student Stanley Davis > stitutional rights. "Children have a right to public tion, and if one of my children was tax dollars back," Davis said. "In this country you are innocen mcone can prove that you will hur should have the right to a public edi said. In closing arguments, Whelehan certainty. "Most people out there have Ph.D's and doctorates, so layman's terms. We must understa WnnltU flint A I I^C t\r*r A?n* c* * ' V-< a r r maim iiiai ;iiL/o iiw at "The recommendations of the C constant evaluation of the cases, bi to school in the beginning just as a In voting, despite seven abstentic children afflicted with AIDS shoi education, and eight voted against AIDS. CsntinuMl from pi enrichment center, is trying to incorporate AIDS into their sexual education presentations. The USC Health Center also has information available for students. Price is working with the health center staff to in A ir\r : 2 ? crease /mlo iiiiuiuiauuii hi the center. The need for education is not the only result of the AIDS epidemic. People throughout the country are frightened of exposure to the disease and are shying away from its victims. In New York, parents arc fighting to keep young AIDS victims out of public school classes. COMICS 'f O /\ IBflfM A IA Aill \i Al LULUmDlA o UIMLT U I! ALL i; PUBLISHERS.^VpT' 1930 ALL TITLES- tr# Hex ( [ to | Special Programs | CASHO HI Wednesday, Sept j Golden Spi 8:00 p.m. Fl Bidding on pr at the end of the ; ran ot tne numm ink Jul Travel and Tour | A TRIP CARGWI1 Saturday, Septei $13.00 | Price includes bus t admissioi leaves at ' I Sign-Up in CPU TODAY Fridav. Seotem IB & ed ftorn page 5. to kick students out for bavins classroom," he said. If 1 had to send my two youngei is one hundredth of a chance thai ;e, I wouldn't send them.*' d if they were denied their right! vas concerned with students' con education. I pay taxes for educa denied that right, I should like m; t until proven guilty, and until sc t someone by casual contact, yo jcation," sophomore April Borur talked about medical and layman' are just average people who don' we needed to be convinced o nd the mangnitude of the threat t lid. Vnters for Dkeate Control call fc Lit the victims should have the rig! ny student," Price said, in closini >ns, 21 voted for the resolution ttu uld have the same right to publ i it. ige S. USC law professor Don Wedlock said, "The problem is one of public health. The schools obviously have a power and an obligation to maintain a safe environment for the student body. The individual also has a right to public education." "If a student is able to establish there is no credible public health danger from his presence in the classroom, then the judge would rule in his favor," he said. For more information or AIDS, call the AIDS hotline. 1-800-322- A IDS. * IUFF SAID! ]MIC SPECIALTY SHOP OPEN 12-6 Mon. Thurs. 12-7 Fri. & Sat. PHONE: 7794376 l MAIN STREET - COLUMBIA t Door to Manifest Records mmmaommmsmmmmwmemm presents: [GHT imkor OK tlHUVsl REE CAR izes UNIC evening persoi 3HT Series its 11 c # C s ! T T V Dresents: V TO IDS ? mber28 j ^ md Ail n i 10 a.m. I Office iber 27 fflMU Boot I Moto _ . J. & AIDS panic b 1 By WENDY PRICE Staff writer More than 6,000 have died since 1981. More than 7,000 are infected. I By this time next year, more than 12, victims are expected. S By the next presidential election, as ma could have the disease as those who di Vietnam War. The mortality rate is 50 percent. There is no known cure. y ?U.S. AIDS Bulletin Acquired immune deficiency synd u AIDS, has crept into the United St: n frightening speed, destroying lives, d homes and changing sexual behavi ,s disease is causing panic and fear eve 1 Unless a vaccine can be found, e> n skeptical about destroying the ? "Anyone who has the least ability to the future can already see the pot< ,r this disease as being much wo lt anything mankind has seen before," Z. iir i _c >l. i i c r1 YTttlU V~tllCS OI II1C ?J.O. \_C1UCI? IU ?* Control. K Many misconceptions have bi mulated concerning the disease. ? AIDS is primarily a sexually tri | disease that enters the body throi quantities of infected material, such m or sexual discharges. Ramp fans neli CPU frees stiic By MARY ANNE GREEN Stiff writer Using a life-size board similar to original handmade Monopoly games, USC students celebrated the game's 50th anniversary Wednesday. As the second of CPU's Hump Night programs, the Monopoly Tournament was a way of taking i ???? * * ? * * | REALITY Sr | I Did you Know that S.C.'s lai f I across the Blossom St. Br id :j SILVER : I comics & I New & Used Scence Fictic k ; 1 Areas's Largest Selection of ; I New Comics Arrive Every F J[ ^^SO^^noj^Abbotl UNA PROGRAM )N Invites ris interested in joining Committees: cinematic Arts lontemporary Sounds lultural Series ree University leas and Issues Ublicity and Public lelations pecial Programs raditional Events ravel and Tour 'ideo Tape 'iaiial Art.Q IWMMI f If %W to Its first mil VIIOI MBBT1M6 londay September 23 The Sour 8:00 D.m. >ew members will receive a free movie pass. ? ui nnn to (Miinnrt h* $4.00/Hour and Female Models, *sea, actors, and athletes iceded for fashion show 00 flat fee -Y IN CPU OFFICE SELL HOUSE 2nd FLOOR Sk ' 11 carolina m9 mmmmmmmmmmmmummm rings health i: AIDS These are the only kno\ ?d7th s.pread the viruS' althou?1 e m e tities have been found in si virus has not not been loc or perspiration; however, tion when handling these fected people. The AIDS virus cam rome, or through the skin; it nil ates with through the mouth, opt isrupting membranes or genital o ors. The sions have occurred frc srywnere. snarea nypoaermic neea ;perts are sions or pregnancy, as in disease. infect newborns. look into AIDS is a virus that ; :ntial for system, making the bo< rse than defenses against disease, said Dr. type of white blood cell i r Disease tecting the body from inf the cell, the virus is dea< een for- strikes and these cells AIDS virus takes over, k msmitted jgh large The body becomes w< as blood against a wide range of s< eluding some cancers, ebrate history o lents from midv pride in history. c A 1.1 1 A I Aiinougn me game was in- i vented by Charles Darrov/ during the Depression as a way to amuse T himself, students seemed to take it seriously. t C Journalism senior James 1 Welch won the overall tourna- t ment. He received an anniversary | edition of the game and a dinner < WUSC, rOPS HERE! 1 rgest fantasy shoppe is right j Ige from U.S.C.? j v qj PAPERBACKS J >n & Gaming Supplies ? The | Quality Comic Backstock ? [i :riday. , j t Dr. ? 791-4021 I PONTIAC} presents THE ROLLIHe 9 MUSIC SHOWS & EXPO *8! THURSDAY September 2f CAREER EXPl Featuring representativei IUSJI s' AlliHMG IMt POtNTtll SISItf'S f?J IMt IUHVIHM* S UIIAMA f p BOStE oioi f-HIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 Fashion Show Russell House Ballroom featuring r l/HxmvVttpArv ^ darnel hechter . and cohcbrt mm featuring fiijl fi $5.00 Students $7.00 General Public/da] [rogramJW^JIO^ . ssues up for di ^ Acquired Immune Deficienc vn body fluids that pneumonia and K ti very small quan- After exposure aliva and tears. The an average two y< ated in feces, urine to aDDear in adul experts advise cau- Early symptoms substances from in- fever and night lymph nodes, j tot be transmitted diarrhea. ist enter the body Experts say j ;n wounds, mucus Americans shov penings. Transmis- infection. >m sexual contact, Unfortunately, les, blood transfu- determine if a p ifected mothers can AIDS, but a bloo son has been exp< macks the immune Not all positive jy lose its natural develop AIDS. 1 The virus invades a about 10 percent responsible for pro- results get AIDS, ections. Once inside A vaccine f< ily. When infection developed, and r become active, the pect the availabil illing other cells. Scientists arc t but unfortunately iak and defenseless the virus. Also, \ ;rious infections, in- immune system, a rare type 01 time. if Monopoly; ^ veek blues :ertificate for two at Yesterday's estaurant. Business freshman Chris McDonnell was first runner-up. CPU's next Hump Night pro r* ;ram is casino lNigiu on acpi. it 8 p.m. in the Golden Spur. Participants receive $1500 in pla> noney at the door and bid on ?rize donations from local merchants at the end of the night. 90.5 FM . Catholic Cei St. Thomas More 1610 Greene St. T( Sunday Masses Monday thru Thursday Mass Friday Mass First Wed. of each month: J 11:30 - 1:$ Fr. Edwin Robinson, O.F.M. Ca FREE 0 Sign-Up B CPU Office zna hi ' Cours< A ITONE Sign !ASE W< L J DNY ' COMPACT W ;o?? // TALAUDIO Hi ^ 7 xJof ye 7Pm Cinematic A presents: m r*,? Lee / REn Mm M Saturdav-Sundav m U|^ Todaj | iscussion * | y Syndr^me^ J I aposi's sarcoma. to the AIDS virus, it takes | rars for signs of the disease ts and a year for children. include persistent chills, sweats, fatigue, swollen A . jradual weight loss and lbout 50,000 to 100,000 v early signs of AIDS there is no medical test to erson has or will contract d test can determine if a perDsed to the AIDS virus,' \ 1 ; tests indicate a person will In fact, studies show only of individuals with posflive or AIDS has not been nedical scientists do not exity of one soon. ^ rying to produce a vaccine, / a cure for AIDS would kill :he vaccine must rebuild the a difficult procedure at this 1 # * T? 1 mer 5 Center ?l. 799-5870 . 11 a.m. 6 p.m. 10 p.m. 5 p.m. 7:45 a.m. raculty/staff lunch 10 9 thollc Campus Minister IIVERSITY egins Monday - Russell House oor Lobby 9 ae inr>lii/Ho* ii iv/iuug. erobics Language ill Street y ilock all ?r potential krts ? 4V IDKI ATTI IT ^ixj ^ wi inc M EDI # T & 9:30pm $2.00 f j 2:30, 7 & 9:30 pm [| $1.50 $2.00 | l & Tomorrow 1 Midnight 1 m