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S tiVilwfc?Mi _.i!_ > ._ _ ?r.. i-iLiii> ? "! How much do you really know about alcoholic beverayes? For information, call the Campus Alcohol Project 777-6688. Our stupendous Annual Christmas Sale i I Now in progress! Books galore to suit all tastes. Children's books from $ I up : Fiction Gift Books Rock ? Roll Medical Nature Travel Audubon Cookbooks You Name It, We've Got It! (jSC I' WALK OVER TO YOUR UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE UNIVERSITY WE GUARANTEE YOU'LL SAVE MONEY. AVOID STRESS. BOOKSTORE AND KEEP EIT AT THE <?AMF TIMfl ^ 1 I "Your Partnor In Education" |'H'l.liH.TITHl HH.MIIII'HUHIIIIIlllll'IfllMlltHtilHI'MIHIIIIIMJffmiWITIMI LncEflY REEnui.1 |Sr " 151 I PiZZA ~ I | PIZZA 256-0301 1 1 FAST, FREE DELIVERY 1 X EaJ f Serving USC, Shandon, and Downtown | I I .FREE_ I J"L. f 16 OZ. ll i DOUBLE 4 30 1:30 PEPSI | I CHEESE I 4fS s4 OMIY II 1 Ab. 119". ! ^MEDIUM! X LflRGEl | (14") [ ^1% (16") | I ONE TOPPING ONE TOPPiwr I P,"A I 1 PIZZA mm I ONE TOPPING [ rl"-? | DI77 A s ? I 5 1 ,4-4-rl g i $K95 | $C95 ! $795 | | ONLY M | ONLY U | ONLY # jj extra toppings 95^ each | extra toppings $1.20 each tt extra toppings $140 each ? Expires 12/22/85 | Expires 12/22/85 5 Expires 12/22/85 II Business bgqj Honeywell to give up to $10,000 r r - Tor essay Torecasting progress Honeywell will award up to $ 10.0(H) to a U.S. college student in its fourth annual Futurist Awards C ompetition. The contest entails writing three 5(H) to 750-word essays predicting developments 25 years from now. The essays must cover two of six technological areas: electronic communications, energy, aerospace, computer science, manufacturing automation or office automation. A third essay must address the societal impact of the technological predictions. Completed essays must be postmarked no later than Dec. 31, 1985. In January, a panel of top Honeywell scientists and engineers will judge the essays on the basis of creativity, feasibility, clarity of expression and legibility. Besides the grand prize, nine other winners will each win $2,(XX), and all 10 winners will be offered a paid summer internship with the company. Winners will be announced in early February, and each of the 10 winners will receive a two-day, all-expense^ w *?' w w Mr - I. ri it tNBVSflb** A LEADE j TAK Till, CAROLINA LEAD! LEADERSHI EDCE SPRIMr OFFERED FOR 1, 2 or ! on TUESDAYS fi FOR INFO CONTACT or CINDY VI I CLP OFFIC or CALL MUST PICK UP REGISTRAR Unlv?raity of S I f he Apual Studc 1 List of ( ? PENNY DRIVE . . . sponsored b W House Patio, 10 a.m. - 3 p.rr ? SANTA PICS . . . sponsored by C Si 2-7, and 9-11, Russell House Lobt 1 NUPE INVITATIONAL BASKE^ 2L* sponsored by Kappa Alpha Psi, E ^ Gym, 6-10 p.m. 75c admission. j| CANDY CANES FOR CHARFT X December 4-5, Russell House Lobl fr fANMPn r.nr^in rnt t cr-nri t jl i lvlv vj v/ vy l?/ v V-/ Li Li Li V?. X IV-/1 ff Arts ? bring two canned goods t It1 drawing during "A View to A Kil Theater, 7 and 9:30 pm. $2 admis PENNY DRIVE . . . sponsored by !w halls, December 4. If PENNY WRITE . . . sponsored by M Cares" in pennies on Greene Stree J CAROLINA CARES . . . collectic ciotning tor tne United Way, Deci M locations; December 6, Russell He collection locations at Russell Hoi 10:00 a.m. - 4 p.m. 5 CAROLINA EVE . . . faculty and Campus Room, 7 p.m. % UNIVERSITY CHRISTMAS TRI ir' Horseshoe, 8:30 p.m. Recept; TL sponsored by the Associatior ? OPERATION SANTA CLAUS . Recreational Sports ? phone call: forms available December 2. Phoi & FOR MORE INFORMATION, call 777-? ffi' Center in the Lower West V , ? I paid trip to Honeywell's headquarters in Minneapolis. Student wins hypothetical case honoring former chief justice Peyre L umpkin of Columbia, a third year law student at the USC, recently won the iNinm Annual Woodrow Lewis Moot Court competition. H The competition, which honors former Chief Justice Lewis, is sponsored jointly by the USC Law School Moot Court Bar and the S.C. Supreme Court. The contest involves two finalists arguing a hypothetical case before at least three members of the court. This year's case involved a petition for readmission to the S.C. Bar from a former member who had been suspended indefinitely. Lumpkin and his partner, Betsy Strange of Columbia, made the highest combined cumulative score for their written briefs and for two preliminary rounds of oral arguments. The law student was awarded a copy of the S.C. Code of Laws, donated by Lawyer's Cooperative Publishing Company. ? > ? ^ v ^ <r w w w ' .r K ERSHIP PROGRAM'S P COURSE 570L , 1986 3 HOURS CREDIT om 3:30 - 5:30 I DEBBIE HITTER tICE in the E RH 206 7"7514 m riON PASS IN CLP OFFICE ^ outh Carolina Annual Student Charity Drive ^ :i?t Charity ?rive f Eveijts I ?y AFRO, December 2-6, Russell ? 1 PIT n 1:? r- t-X . ML: i ^ anu ^.ciiuuiid v^ares, LyecemDer SS" >y. $2.50 ? rBALL TOURNAMENT ... I )ecember 2-5, Booker T. Washington Jjjf { . . . sponsored by Jr. Panhel, W by, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. 50<r. ? . . . sponsored by CPU Cinematic ? 0 be eligible for a free movie pass ft m 1 " f)prpmhpr A Ruceoll *" _, ......wi , I\UJJLII 1 IUUSC PflT s'on* I* RHA ? collections in the residence AFRO ? spelling out "Carolina ? t, December 6, 3 p.m. ? in of canned goods, toys, and g?? ember 2-7 at all three area Krystal J >use, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. December 7 ? ff. ise, Columbia and Richland Malls, ? staff dinner, December 8, Capstone ? ? IE LIGHTING . . . December 8, f ion following the tree lighting # i of Honor Students. ?? . . sponsored by Intramural and jf, > from Sanata Claus, $1, application S TP ralk will Ko maAo i L -* . ... UV IKUVI.V IVtLCI I \ux:i 10-/A). Iff m* >780, or stop by the Student Activities V 7ing of the Russell House. jjf ^