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5 Tickets are on sale lor the Chinese songs and dances
of the 1985 Youth Goodwill Mission from Taiwan.
I Republic of China. The performance is scheduled for 7
p.m. Oct. 21, in Drayton Hall, with a reception after in
& Russell House Ballroom. Tickets, $3, can be bought at
the Russell House Patio from 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
i USC Gay Student Association meets at 6 p.m. Monj
day in the Calcott Social Sciences Center 212. For
j more informaton about GSA, write USC GSA, Box
80098, USC.
American Marketing Association presents Procter &
Gamble at 7 p.m. Wednesday in Business Administration
002. Alter the meeting there will be a reception in
Capstone's Keystone Room. All majors welcome.
Drama, Arts
On the Town
Workshop Theatre: "Romantic Comedy" begins to^
day. Call 799-6551 for tickets or information.
Movies
On Campus
Russell House (CPU office) 777-7130
"The Killing Fields," 7 & 9:30 p.m. today.
"A Passage to India," 2:30 & 8 p.m. only, Saturday
and Sunday.
Midnitc Movie: "Phantom of the Paradise."
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"Variety," 7 & 9 p.m. today and Saturday. Centers
around a porn theater of the same name. Christine
(Sandy Mcleod) takes a job selling tickets and soon
becomes drawn into the world of pornography, watching
and following men into shops and theaters. Her
curiosity grows into obsession as she becomes more
and more daring in her exploits.
"Weekend," 7 & 9 p.m. Sunday and Monday. A
1960s mix of pornography, slapstick, violence and
political rhetc;ic, "Weekend" focuses on the car ride
of a couple heading for the countryside and the apathy
and anger they see along the way.
Music
Un uampus
V Carolina Concerts: Royal Marines and The Argyll
\ Sutherland Highlanders, 4 p.m. ai the Coliseum.
Vj On the Town
Sunday Afternoon Jazz: The USC Left Bank Band,
4-5:30 p.m. at Lake Harbison Picnic Area, off Harbison
Boulevard, 1-26 exit. Free, open to public. Rain
location: Harbison Recreation Center, 106 Hillpine
Road.
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Sports
Skiing: Registration has begun for a four-da\ trip
Jan. 16-19 to Beech Mountain, N.C. The Si50 trip includes
transportation, three nights' accommodations.
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lift tickets and social and coffee hours. Fee could
be more, depending on desired accommodations. Tn
register, call Jim Twitty, Continuing Education program
director at 256-4408 as soon as possible.
Intramurals: Indoor soccer entries (Co-Rec, M. W
open today. Table tennis (Co-Rec, M. NV) beginSaturday.
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nati (away) 3 p.m. Saturday. Kentucky (away) I p.m
Sunday.
Soccer: Clcmson (away) 2 p.m. Sunday.
Football: Duke (Homccoming) 1:30 p.m.
To Your Health
On the Town
"Future Trends in the Treatment of Renal Failure
? Will Dialysis Become the Iron Lung of the Future?"
is the lecture to be featured 9-10 a.m. Saturday during
the annual ?rieeting of the National Kidr ey Foundation
at the Marriott. For more information, call Dr. Steven
Rosansky, program chairman and USC medical professor,
at 776-4000.
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I he Student Christian fellowship meets at 7 p.m. in
Russell House 306 for Bible Study. l\er\one invited.
Homecoming:
Caribbean festival ends Saturday.
lea Dance. 4:30-6:30 p.m. in the National Cciard
Armory.
Apply now to become a Student Orientation Loader j
and develop leadership and communication skills,
receive excellent placement references, campus
notoriety, financial assistance and earn three credit
hours, while he'oing new students adjust to l)SC.
Responsibilities issist during Spring, Summer and
Fall Orientation Sessions, participate in Carolina
Preview Week, work as Peer Advisor during I9S6. Requirements:
full-time undergrad, 2.25 GPR, enrolled
through spring of "86 and free to work during Summer
1 '86. Pick up an applications at the Orientation Office.
Russell House 206. or call 777-2780.
Anything Else?
Do you anything else to add? Call l.inda Taylor at
777-7181 or send your notices to Drawer A, Russell
1 louse.
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