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Academics ^ Columbia resident and USC creative writing teacher Ben Greer will read from his new nnvH "Time Loves A Hero," 8 p.m. Tuesday in Business Administration Building's Bclk Auditorium. Admission is free, and the book will be available for purchase. His other works are "Halloween" and "Slammer." Career Center Development Seminars, 3-5 p.m. today through Thursday in Business Administration Building 601B: "Career Objective," today; "Resume Writing," Tuesday; "Job Search," Wednesday; "Interviewing," Thursday. Clubs Society of Minority Journalism Students I meeting, d: ju p.m. l uesday in Russell House 305. Speaker: Glenn Surrette. College Republicans meeting, 8 p.m. Tuesday in Russell House 332. Call 777-5306 for more information. USC Chess Club meets Tuesdays at 8 p.m. in Russell House 307. Call 777-7123 for more information. Alliance for Peace meeting, 8:15 p.m. Tuesday in Russell House 301. Drama, Arts McKissick Museum An exhibit of photographs and artifacts collected in Asia, Africa and South America by r> i .a - uuuiu v.uiuini.1 rtutv \~uipN voiuiiicers, mrougn April 28. "Eddie Arning: Selected Drawings," contemporary folk art made with crayons, through May s 15. a Jkib ^ Special Features: Emphasis on Oral Communication Skills Introduction to Basic Sentence Patterns Kana Syllabaries, Useful Expressions for Daily Convt I Introduction to Idiosyncratic Features of Japanese Cu Society and People Extensive Use of Media Arts Videotapes, Films, Lisi Small Group Conversation with Native Speakers Equivalent 101-102 Admission by the consent of instructor Further Information ) Prof. Y Sakakibara Japanese Program Department of Foreign I Languages and Literatures f ^-JUOBBT THE NU1 \/ ( ) OF BALLOOS &VS * the Russell H< K 2nd Floor Lob and win TWO FREE TICI _ to see comediar w 1 DAVID NASTER | Forms in the CPU O RH 209 V/irinrv ~T"orvn Iv iur;u I ayj^/ V-/VJIIII111 L It: needs experienced peop help run equipment and with production of tapini # I SPRING FLING event. Contact Jon Fit; 777-7130 or come to Video Tape meeting Mondays at 7pm, CPU C Movies Russell House, 777-7130 - videotape movie: "Disney's Best," 2 p.m. today, Wednesday and Friday, 11:30 a.m. Tuesday and Thursday on the television near the information desk. All other movies will be in the theater. "Mr. Roberts," 7 & 9:30 Tuesday, free admission. Music USC music faculty recital, 8 p.m. Tuesday in Gambrcll Hall auditorium, featuring a soprano, a pianist and a harpist. The program includes Frcnch, German and Spanish songs, Celtic folk music, and interpretations of songs composed by Kenaiao Mann, Henri Duparc, Alfred Bachelct, Richard Strauss and Joachim Rodrigo. Admission is free. Call 777-5105 for more information. USC Percussion Ensemble public concert, 8 p.m. Tuesday in Frascr Hall, in McMaster College. Admission is free. Call 777-2155 for more information. Etc. A program on homosexuality and literature by a USC English faculty member, 7 tonight in Nursing Building 133, as part of the Gay Student Association's Gay and Lesbian Awareness Days. "The Edge of History: Can We Reduce the Risks of Nuclear War?" a short film and discussion by Trice Gravatte of the USC Medical scnooi, H:i5 p.m. I uesday at Russell House 301 as part of a week-long program on learning to live with the Russians. ive Introductory Japanese JAPA 111 (8 credits) . May 19 - June 25, 1986 9:0 - 12:30 ""lr^ "mi ihiimii HBER g* cpu's m "j Duse by <ETS Schedule 1 Wednesday, April 16 I Thursday, April 17 ffice, Friday, April 18 )le to work 3 the Satuiday, April 19 i z at the ;j S Ql inHo\i A rMril OA4U uuiiuay, ll dUlll )ffice Contin jing Event: E F 4^HfH Carolina Applications are due Tuesday from all students applying for financial aid for summer school, including those for College Work-Study jobs and Guaranteed Student Loans, in the Office of Student Financial Aid. . Qliwlnntc ..Mil. a . : -J - uiluvi,,.. <-.1111 uuuid /miiiiiiiimi anon cuucational benefits who want to attend summer school must come by the USC Veterans Affairs Office, Business Administration Building 202, for recertification between Tuesday and April 30. Students with benefits under the "Old" Gl Bill, Chapter 34, or Vocational Rehabilitation Program, Chapter 31, interested in work-study positions this summer should contact the VA office by April 30. 1 Greek Week activities: displays and dunk-athon, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. today on Russell House puuo; airoana competition, 7-y tonight in the Golden Spur; Alcohol Awareness Day, 3:30-4:30 p.m. Tuesday in Russell House theater; rally featuring head basketball coach George Felton, 5-6:30 p.m. Tuesday on the McBryde Quadrangle; Red Cross blood drive, 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday in the Russell House Ballroom. Anything Else? Send your announcements to Buddy Moore, ! care of The Gamecock, Drawer A, Russell House, at least two days before publication date. They should include all ncccssarv information who what, when and where and a phone number to call for any questions. Announcements will not be taken on the phone. Publication is free, but not guaranteed. I THERI BECOMING I H n on the right meant earning a BSN, wi gggp Clifton, NJ 07015. jl n iav kjii mi gtrau MlUfl! nUKi PRIHfl PL I Week On Th< Five Days Of Film: World According to Garp, RH Theati 7 & 9:30 p.m., $1.50 Comedian David Naster, RH Ballroom, 8 p $1.00 International Food Festival, Greene St., 11 am - 4 pm Kayak Races on T. Cooper Pond Pyramid Building Contest Twister Contest Air Surfing Contest USC Dance Dept. Performance Much, Much More . . . Film: Jewel of the Nile, RH Theatre, 7 & 9:30 p.m., $2.00 A Day At The Races, Field E, 12 p.m. 4 p.m. Film: Jewel of the Nile, RH Theatre, 7 & 9:30 D.m.. $2.00 Video Dance Party, 8 p.m., Golden Spur Trip to Charleston, leaving from Russell House 8 a.m. - 7 p.m., V2 day at beach day shopping, $5.00 Outdoor Concert featuring J son and th Scoruhtri, Field A, 6 p.m., Free to USC Students w/I.D. Film: Black Cauldron, RH Theatre, 7 & 9:30 p.m., $2.00 Film: Black Cauldron, RH Theatre, 7 & 9:30 p.m., $1.50 irandeywine-Afro-American Art Exhibit, 2nd Floor Lobby l^ROGRAM || CPU s SPRING FLING 1986 44A Week On The Nile" featuring: DAVID RASTER MM Russell House Ballroom Wednesday, April 16th 8 pm "MS $1.00 Admission >MBI - CPU s SPRING FLING 1986 "A Week On The Nile" featuring: An Out Door Concert with JASON and the SCOR HERS Saturday, April 19th, 6 pm, Field A "SkJliSS Free to Students with I.D. Card SCQS j GOT MONO? I ! We urgently need people with Mononucleosis to aid in medical research. If you have or have had mono within the past 2 weeks, you may (qualify for $100 per week for 3 hours of your s time. Call 254-6537. f i a oeruiuKicais. inc. 2719 Middleburg Dr. Suite 105 wl Columbia, S C. 29204 Seroto fcals 254-6537 i E ARE TWO SIDES TO G A NURSE IN THE ARMY. And they're both represented by the insignia you wear j ! 1 as a member of the Army Nurse I ! 1 Corps. The caducous on the left 9 means you're part ot a health care JS system in which educational and a| career advancement are the rule, I ' | 1 not the exception. The gold bar HHBrHhHbKw ; you command respect as <1n Army officer. It you're *ite: Army Nurse Opportunities, P.O. Box 77 B, Or call toll free l-800-USA-ARMY. EE CORPS. BE ALL YOU CAN BE. ING 1986 Fun 5^= ONE OF THE MAIN EVENTS e, J / y2 Comedian r-^V At J i r-^ *. m m. ^rn. _ UAVIL) NASTER jj Wed., April 16th 8 pm I Russell House Ballroom ji $1.00 ;! | David Naster brings a new artform to comedy, ! ' that of comedy percussionist. As a student of M Ramon Lopez, drummer of the Stan Kenton !; ' Band. David took thn art r>f no^nocinn . %/! f/v I VVIOOIV/I I CKI IVJ F.-'j turned it into several comedy pieces he uses ( in his one man show. I