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' [Newsmat Caffeine can trigg NEW YORK ? Moderate a maenifv nhnhinc nml o j t ??ivi I'nniL an million Americans afflicted wit The effect of caffeine on pa subjects discussed Saturday at of the Phobia Society of Amei Uhde said that between 1 pci or about 2 million to 6 million and related phobias. Jcrilyn Rc dhouse Square Psychiatric Ccn member of the Phobia Society from all anxiety disorders, inc Boy wins tickets 1 ROCK HILL ? When you'r a trip to the World Scries, your "They wanted to know if Catoe, who won the trip in a ? It all started in lunr \vh< ? entered his name in the C Sweepstakes. First, Nathan got the mail. Then a contest official callcd a trip to see the first two gam< "I've won, I've won, I've ' Serious," Nathan shouted. His softball coach, John Wr on the Rawlinson Road Baptis tickets. So did several deacons, and millions of others, Nathai ?Rally. Continued from pa "We've been involved in peace movements for a long time," said Micah Gilbert, the band's guitarist. 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Oct. 2C DATE D?poM cers Compiled from the AP win ier phobias, panic unounts of caffeine can trigger and acks in the estimated 2 million to 6 h these disorders new ctndinc c)u?u nic attacks was otic of a number of the annual conference in New York rica. rcent and 3 percent of Americans ? people ? suffer from panic attacks >ss, associated director of the Rounder in Alexandria, Va., and a board , said 13.1 million Americans suffer hiding panic attacks and phobias. to 'World Serious' e a 7-year-old right fielder who wins friends come out of the woodwork. 1 had extra tickets," said Nathan sweepstakes competition. ;n Nathan's grandmother secretly .nei uoyarace Baseball Bonanza an official major league baseball in I Nathan Oct. 8 to tell him he'd won ;s of the series. >von. I've won a trip to the World ight, who puts Nathan in right field t Church team, stepped forward for a deputy sheriff, a hospital chaplain 1 said. 108 1 covers of songs by R.E.M. am The Police. The band frequent ly plays at Happy's. The headlining band Popular Mechanics, ended th rally with a long set tha featured both originals an< covers, such as the Beatles ""free" SPINAL EXAMINATION 1ATION NOTHING TO PAY LIVE WITH PAIN? 1 n t these ID OF PINCHED NERVES 9. Numb Hands 13. Numb Fing< >\vb 10. Constipation 14. Hip Pain n 11. Pain down I.egB 15. Tight Muscl jn 12. Musrle Spasms 16. Aching Feel whether careful, professional chiropractic ns. ? $30.00 or more. It will include an orthopedic est, a spinal alignment check, an examinatio he spine, a muscle strengthness test, and a pr discuss the results FREE. iirifiiMrfcinmiiiniiiTmri lurnbia Chiropractic [ Devine St. located in 252-0676 m F Xo ^ cOVV V # >-22 9:00-4:30 TIME , Housing_i!!^ ? pliance is not removed within a 24 hour period, the fine is in creased to $25. More fines are issued during the fall semester than in the spring. Macaulcy said this occurrence is probably due to the greater number of unregistered refrigerators in the fall. Usually, students register flic refrigerators to avoid being fined again the second semester. The most common fine issued is for having multiple electrical outlets, which can overload the circuits, Macaulcy said. While routine inspections must be announced at least 24 hours in advance, the follow-up inspections are unannounced. The announcements are necessary because the time period i<? rPflllirpH in ihp hnncinn nnn tract and the department does not Funding. Continued from were eligible for funding except for greek, religious and political organizations. Student Government received $11,910, the second highest allocation. According to Jim Sheridan, SG treasurer, the senate needed money for the following: office coordinator, J "Rain." The crowd danced on Greene Street until dusk. Alliance For Peace President , Malinda Hamann called the e event a "wonderful success." it "People are concerned/' she d said. "And we see ourselves in an educational role." DBERHiniMHIHiBIBiniBij " J7l|i care WM I A J teBt Dr. William D. Worrell | n for Chiropractor ivate This entire examination i? FREE. If you I want more care and treatment, we do I ALL your insurance paperwork. iwawMiMmsiroMMi R Center ! Shandon | I J vO , -V . / <<>N V ^NC ^ <^V<C\ i# University Bookstore _____ C 1906 AiiCaived Class R>ngs rom page 1 want to be accused of illegal search and seizure, Macauley said. "It does not seem to us that because we announce the inspections in advance the students are going to hurry and hide their extensions for awhile," Macaulcy said. "Even though we announce it, we still find a lot of illegal things." While conducting the inspectons, area managers do not have the right to open closets or doors or to look under blankets in search of illegal possessions. If the inspectors have good reason to believe something illegal is in a closet or under a blanket, they may look closer. "If they see a blanket with an extension cord coming out of it, they can look under it," Macauley said. page 1 telephone, postage, maintenance contracts, office supplies, stipends for officers, budget reviews, graduate assistant, clerk stipend, advertising, fall elections, homecoming, bus tickets, faculty awards and awards for the senate. jyWWWVVUVVWVSAA^VWWVUV I Tttewmk I" j; prej 5 MEET Tl \ FINALISTS RE I TUESDAY <0 J VI WILLIAIl OCT. 23, UNIVERSITY OF SC PRESENTED BUSES WILL THE Towers_ Continued from page 1 Saad and other administration tors will be called back. members arc anxious for the pro- "We learned from our ject to be completed. There have mistakes. It will help us when we been a few frustrations for the begin working on the other work, such as Labordc's roof buildings. Materials that were leaking after the workers were hard to get will be ordered finished. Saad said the contrac- earlier," Saad said. I???ABBA UI4*UmnMaMM mmmmm?mmmmmm nJUTI niWV I ATTENTION BSN CLASS OF 1987. The Air Force has a special program for 1987 BSNs If selected, you can enter active duty soon after graduation?without waiting for the results of your State Boards | To qualify, you must have an overall *B* average After commissioning, you'll atfend a five-month internship at a major Air Force 1 medical facility It's an excellent way to prepare for the wide range Hot experiences you'll have serving : your country as an Air Force nurse 'j UIMUVI. 1 Ul MIVJIC II IIUI I IIUIIUI I, UUII Capt Anne Butcher (919) 850-9471 collect (station-to-station) Ss=s w L?? ??V , ??1?BQnrc^gp ' s ua u iLnfctgu f /WWWWV\MftWWVV^^ M Ift/otM |i ii wmpmi \mma m i immmrnmuumrn ?L.\ \ HOMECOMING 1986 ji ^ ^ I and THE l| rnm\ I use ii BOOKSTORE : ents j: E QUEEN CANDIDATES jj CEPTION USC BOOKSTORE 1 OCT. 21 2:30 nm - nm ? j ~ r-" 5 :kfest 1986 >^\ A1H. 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