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Academics On Campus Tuesday is the last day to receive refunds for com- att< piete withdrawal from a course. > Women In Brazilian literature will be discussed in a free lecture at 4 p.m. Tuesday in Gambrell 429. The ( ? speaker, Luiza Lobo, is a professor of comparative literature and English at the Federal University of Rio jdSP | de Janeiro. The speech is a part of USC's Latin American Studies Program fail lecture series. Call 777-2826 for more information. >^5 VIUPJ Gay Student Association meets 6 p.m. today in Russell House 305. Topic: "Becoming a part of the university." All interested students, faculty, staff and guests are invited. For more information about GSA, write: USC GSA, Box 80098, USC, Columbia, S.C. 29225. Gamma Iota Sigma Insurance and Risk Management Fraternity presents Dr. Overman, president of the American Institute of Property and Casualty Insurance Underwriters, at 7 p.m. today in BA Building 582. Everyone is welcome. Society of Professional Journalists meet 7:30 p.m. today in Russell House 303. Gil Thelen of the Charlotte Observer will be the guest speaker. New and old members are invited. Student portraits for the yearbook will be taken from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., starting today, until Oct. 18. The sittings are free. This is also the time to buy the 1985-86 yearbook. Clariosophic Society meets 7:30 p.m. Tuesday on the third floor of Legare for a debate between an AFLCIO representative and a faculty member of the economic department. Topic: "Unionization in special ^ regard to the Food Lion case." College Republicans meet at 8:15 p.m. Tuesday in @ Russell House 302. Vice president to be elected. Kcircsnmemsi ^ Attention off-campus students: A meeting about living off-campus and learning will be 2:30 p.m. Wednesday in Russell House 303. The Philosophy Club will hold an organizational Pmeeting at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday in Russell House 304. Interested students are invited. T' I Qmiln C/AIUXU I t I You '11 look back I Garnet SI J Sept. 30 - Oct. 18 J 9 am - 5 pm j? rfis $s.' * \* h\Pv ** y.i'Wf ?>: lamecock staff meeting 5 p.m. Wednesday in the I /sroom, Russell House 321. All editors, writers, >tographers and prospective new members should ;nd. ^ rama. Arts I Campus p abaret runs through Sunday. m levies n Campus I Ruisell Houm (CPU office) 777-7130 Caribbean Cultural Festival: "Sugar Cane Alley," 7 in. toaay. rrcc. "The Last Detail," 7 p.m. today, 7 & 9:30 p.m. jesday. Free. JULW .!' 1 . . .11 I. on this moment ' i' a V i*' MHBwplr:??^; ih'ft}', n?.te?Wfc.. r i| 1111 '^K. ' ^ ^^HS^HHB5HflHH|K9^Ki^. 4. J^WMmroaffBa?Tr^^Piaarg^]' (lack Photo Sessi The Golc Sitting) In the Town (Ickelodeoit 254-3433 'Of Mice and Men," 7 & 9 p.m. today. Lewis lilestone's film of John Steinbeck's story of the ")itle people" who got lost in the Depression. 1939, black i white. "Quartet," 7 & 9 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday. A eautiful young woman adrift in the cafe society of 920s Paris moves in with, and falls victim to, a wealthy, frivolous couple. 1981. To Your Health On Campus The American Red Cross bloodmobile will be on the sighth floor of the BA Building from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday. The blood drive is sponsored by Delta Sigma Pi. All blood types are needed. On the Town The American Lung Association and Motherhood Maternity Boutiques are sponsoring a free seminar for pregnant women, with ideas for feeling and looking good, at 7 p.m. today in Columbia Mall's Center Court. Registration, limited to 100 women, begins at 6 p.m. More than 20 door prizes will be awarded during the evening. _g" b, again. Wl 11?m ! lit- i C. k t \ ^ 1 ]T'- *-? / Si m. V Pll!' LET US PI ons len Spur o s Free ?3 1 Etc. On Campus Caribbean Cultural Festival: Lunchtime performance of the Performing Troupe of Dominica starts at noon today on the McKissick Museum steps. Alto, a g| mini-exhibit called "Books on the Caribbean; A Carolinians Selection," will be on view from Tuesday until Oct. 13 in the South Carolinians Library. | The first of five seminars for owners and managers > of small businesses is Tuesday. Topic: "How to buy or. sell a small business." Each session costs S20, and ad- [ vanced registration is required. Call (JSC's Daniel [ Management Center at 777-5118 for more information. Carolina Cares, the annual student charity drive, meets at 4 p.m. Wednesday in Russell House 332. c I. I??I /-.II mn_K1fU\ tryT mnr* tvtiyunc 19 1IIVIIVV4 iv/ aiUUM. vmi r r f-^fwv IVI mviv information. On the Town j|; Songwriteri: An open competition to compote a brief anthem in honor of Columbia's 200th anniversary is being sponsored by the Columbia Bicentennial Celebration's Steering Committee. The winning anthem will be performed in connection with the bicentennial celebrations, and a $250 cash prize will go 1 to the composer. Deadline is Dec. 31. 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