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' I [j Academics "Caring for the Elderly: Life at all Costs?" 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in Longstreet Theatre. Panelists at this free forum, the second of three, ? will discuss living will legislation, compctcnce p standards and whether patients have the right to refuse treatment. Mortar Board Senior Honor and Leadership Society membership applications accepted until Friday. Rising seniors with a 3.0 GPA may pick up applications at the Russell House information desk or in the dean of students' office in Russell House, west wing. Nominations for Algernon Sydney Sullivan and Outstanding Seniors awards are being taken until i A r* ? ?? - i cu. iu in R.ussen Mouse iuv. Nominees should have made a significant contribution in terms of scholarship, leadership and scrvicc to USC. National Student Exchange applications are available for the 1986-87 academic year with more than 75 U.S. colleges and universities. Deadline is Feb. 14. Call 777-5116 for more information. The Athenian Society will be accepting nonfic' tion papers from all disciplines for publication in the Carolina Undergraduate Review until Feb. 19. Send them to The Review Committee, c/o The Athenian Society, USC, P.O. Box 80053, Campus. Clubs The Society for Public Administration meeting, | 5:15 p.m. today in Gambrell 250. Topic: local government. Speakers: Richland County Councilman Bob Coble and Columbia Assistant City Manager Miles Hadley. I ) I TAKE A HIKE f~ with the 111/ National Student \}J Exchange r next year. V/ Offering over > 75 universities f J across the United States. Hu | Applications for 1986-87 school year V-^ available now jE?-* until Feb. 14. y For more info, J ^ call 777-5116 Russell House 108 RBMHHBttHHBHafMIHMHHHBHNHBHiHBH 4 (Z7(ze daxoCinci ^Piogia. ^LLnion announce.*. s ZEa.tlfci?? U7L til t/ie ^pieiident : cA/londciif, ^E^ULaty 1 17-3? am 327 (3tlCL cAn LnfoimciC cjuzition and anuvzr fisxLc wLtfi 2^x. cMoC.daman CPU invites everyone j get involved in campus-v programming. Feel free 1 come to any of these /*\ /*v4- ft Ii i icsdii iyt>. Special Programs: Today, 3 pm, CPU office Cinematic Arts: Today, 4 pm, RHUU Thes Publicity & Public Relations: Today, 4 pm, RHUU 306 Ideas & Issues: | Today, 6:30 pm, RHUU 3 Travel & Tour: Tuesdays, 5 pm RHUU 3( Cultural Series: i Tuesdays, 5 pm RHUU 2( I Contemporary Sounds: Tuesdays, 7 pm RHUU 2( Traditional Events: Wednesdays 4:30 pm )atebool Economics Socicty meeting, 6 p.m. today in BA 427. Semester plans will be discussed. Bring semester dues, $10. USC Gay Student Association meeting, 6 p.m. toHav in P Gamma Beta Phi meeting, 7:30 p.m. today in Currell 107. Refreshments will be served. Bring dues if not already paid. USC Wrestling Club meeting, 7:30 p.m. today in PE Center 111. USC Chess Club meets 8 p.m. Tuesdays in Russell House 307; call 777-7123 for more information. All are welcome. Advertising Club meeting, 6:30 p.m. Wednesday in Coliseum 3020. Guest speaker: Bucky Johnson, advertising director for Columbia Newspapers. Everyone welcome. Movies Russell House, 777-7130 Videotape movie: "Attack of the Killer Tomatoes," 2 p.m. today, Wednesday and Friday, 11:30 a.m. Tuesday and Thursday on the video monitor in front of the information desk; all other movies will be in the theater. "Malcolm X," 7 & 9:30 p.m. Tuesday; free <iuini5Sio n. Sports Women's basketball: Clemson, 7:30 p.m. today at the Coliseum; men's basketball: Louisville, 8 p.m. today at Louisville. I AT W5W ? jm Special Come iter Deni 06 Monrh )2 8 )2 Russel )2 Part of the I jm fAROUND kl?, To Your Health Bates Area blood drive, 2 to 6 p.m. today in the social Koom between Hates West and Bate1 House. Everyone may donate. Open Door Drop-in Center will be open 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Friday, Russell House 206, behind information desk. Free percent body fat testing and blood pressure screening. Etc. Veterans attending USC full-time and receiving benefits under the "Old" GI Bill are qualified for VA work study positions, which arc ad- j ministrative and have flexible hours. Call [ 777-5156 for more information. Coffee-doughnut reception for Peace Corps ; volunteers, 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, Gambrell 3rd floor lobby. Guests welcome. Anything Else? Send your announcements to Buddy Moore, care of The Gamecock, Drawer A, Russell House, at least two days before publication date. Announcemcns will not be taken on the phone. Because Daiebook is a calendar, not an advertisement, publication is free, but not guaranteed. | ~4& SHORTS - SHIRTS BUY! NOW! | 3E SHIPMENT AIR HAWAII lMUPtfingyi r*\ rrograms present dian/Entertainer ise Moses ay, February 10 pm $1.00 I House Theatre filler Lite Comedy Series \ B^rogram ? nion i APPLY NOW! Omicron Delta Kappa National Leadership Honor Society g Requirements: 1) 60 or more hours completed Tj 12) cumulative 3.0 GPR i q\ * ? n ui oiyiiiiiLdiu uuuinnuiions to academics, ! arts, athletics, media, and other activities Applications Available Rack near Info. Desk, 2nd floor Russell House Career Center I For Information, call 777-4323 or Darryl Smalls 777-9610 ; Deadline Friday, February 7th j shVHvn USC Sport ' I 256-1434 , W+ . I ? !< SpeciaMPmgram y | AMATEUR [ / MC CONTEST I I Tonight 7 pm M 1 50$ RH Theater tj Come watch other students j I try out to host the Miller \ Lite Comedy Series. ] Travel and Tour presents ' SPRING BREAK TRIPS JsKA I I on a M\ ) in the Mexico Cruise Bahamas $4" MTU $S" Come by the CPU Office for j more information. $100 deposit. | Sign up in CPU Office. i j i