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Academics A public slide-lecture on medieval art an manuscripts will be presented at 7 p.m. today in Sloa 204. Note:The Writing Center notice in Wednesday paper should have been for 3:30, Wed, Nov. 19, i | Humanities 202. Clubs Alpha Phi Omega Service Fraternity will annoum the winner of the "Biggest Turkey on Campus" at 1 p.m. today on the Russell House Patio. The winm gets a pie in the face. The Round Table will meet at 2 p.m. Saturday Newsmakers I i 1 L.. i midsiiiy iudu uiiuscu uy uuvs GREENVILLE ? Motorists cn route to wo Greenville's Woodland Way found something wrc ? part of it wasn't there. A large section of the road, which runs alongsid near downtown, collapsed when the bottom of an main blew out and surging water washed out the The cause of the blowout is still under it blowouts are common when temperatures drop su said. ? Catawba plant fined after re ROCK HILL ? Duke Power Co. has 30 days i lo pay a $50,000 fine proposed by the Nuclear Rej sion for alleged non-compliance with NRC requi of the Catawba nuclear power plant. The commission, in a letter signed by Dr. J. f ministrator of the agency's Atlanta office, said th proposed because ot circumstances associated wii that occurred while operators were testing the rc Clemson player suspended o CLEMSON ? Clemson University basketba Marshall has been suspended because of a dis] team member, a report said Thursday. The Greenville News said the rising junior suspended indefinitely by Coach Cliff Ellis earli Ellis said the suspension was an internal matt know how long it might last. Inmate escapes custody, lea ^ CHARLESTON ? A Mount Pleasant policcj administrative leave after an inmate escaped fro custody and "dove" into traffic, where he was Mount Pleasant Police Chief Charles B. Wile\ an internal investigation into whether Patrolman ed proper procedure while taking Willie Lee A tification trailer next to Charleston County Jail Wiley would not comment further, adding th? could be completed late Friday or Monday. 9 Oldest boy wants custody c GAINESVILLE, Ga. ? Terry O'Kelley, the c who were abandoned by their father after theii Thursday he plans to ask a juvenile court ju custody of his six brothers. "I think that I can convince the judge it is : J-- ? ? - J rv?f/ -ii - i ...III L ~ in luea, saiu w ivency, whu win uc iy iicai wccn The brothers' plight prompted a national fu help keep them together, but the four younger foster home under the supervision of the Hall C of Family and Children Services. For the record In the letter, "USC shouldn't bring Nov. 12 issue of The Gamecock, the 1 read the ultra-conservative religious rig religious and philosphical diversity, n< j THIS WEEK'S CATCH Fri?d Shrimp & Clan Served with French Frie* or Baked Potato, Hush Special $3.93 ? II (k.U. C rim.iln^ I jiimn jinmi|? u wvnw ^ a Served with French Fries or Baked Potato, Hush X?. Special S4.6S Offer good 11/16/86 I 111. [FREE^cedTeawiUwrieal with US Phone ahead for quick carry out si \ | Date! Russell House 332. I his is (lie last meeting before next d week's tournament. n The University of South Carolina Alumni Association will sponsor a dance for New Carolinians and USC alumni who graduated within the past 10 years 's from 9 p.m. to I a.m. on Saturday, l or further inforn mation, call the Alumni Association at 777 4111. The Hotel, Restaurant and Tout ism Administration's Carolina Hospitality Society will host a gout met buffet at 8 p.m. Sunday at the l op of Carolina. Cost :e of tickets is $20 for faculty and stall". To purchase 2 tiekcts, call 7-6665. ir The Gay and Lesbian Student Association will meet at 6 p.m. Monday in Calcott 212. in *USC Chess Club will meet at 8:15 p.m. Monday in I flrarluafac 1 led from the AP wlr? \|J | (J U BJJJ ?1 1. & I By MARIA FRATUS - Assistant news editor I pipGS I.'or the second time, USC will close commencement's doors to rk Thursday on the public and require tickets for >ng with the road admission. A commencement committee e Cleveland Park made the decision not to open i eight-inch water December's graduation ceremony supporting soil. to the public because of the lvestigation, but limited seating capacity of the dddenly, McCain Coliseum and the popularity of the speaker, Billy Graham, according to l.uthcr (iuntcr of the Registrar's Office. tartnr tPQt "This way it insures students lUol an(j (heir guests will have seats," Guntcr said. "Anytime you have to decide whether an outstanding speaker, you're julatory Commisremcnts a. Unit 2 H i. |n jf kelson Grace, ad OCS iO lU IU M e civil penalty was m sa-"~ Homecomim By TODD HINFS ver dispute Nrws reporter An investigation into the 11 player Grayson fairness of Homecoming elcc3ute with another tions was announced by the Student Senate Wednesday during point guard was thc committee mid year progress er this week. rc>nm ??wciing. :er and he did not ? , ,, . f . Sen. rrank Peloquin, of the Judicial Committee, said thc Homecoming issue is one of" tlie top priorities of his committee ids to death because ii is timely anil many * people don't understand the , , senate's involvement. nan was placed on c ... n .. - u , ? .. r i ? SO Vice President Robert Beall m the patrolman s ... . no , . . . ... , T said the senate in 1981 had passed killed bv a car. . ... . .. ... " . a bill giving power to the r said he is heading ,, . T. . c ., Homecoming C oninnttee to set Jim Ettari follow- i . . , pre-selection criterion, but not ncrum to an iden- . . election enieiion. it the investigation . I he Communications ( onunit tee, headed by Sen. Mike Gillen, spoke of plans to organi7c a special shuttle service before and if brothers after Thanksgiving break to transport students by means of .Idest of seven boys IS-Passengc, Shutile-cocks. J ^:,lln,? pniH thn MOH hPAn ' mother died, said U'"UI *a'y' l,,v- ???? ?^v.. dge to award him uset' l'ie liast anc' l'lc ncxt stcP is to appeal for special money. the only practical _ _ nd-raising drive to OOilO 00 11III boys are now in a bounty Department By BUDDY MOORF News editor The USC marching band wi < songs with a rock 'if roll beat at home football game with Wake I effort to prevent intentional swa cast upper deck. Band director James Copenhav Graham" in the announcement, which includes sc . . "I.onie. Louie" and "Twist and etter snouici nave , , ' . ,, , . . , band members I Imrsday alternot ;ht is intolerent of not reac|K.(j for comment. )t tolerant. "The insurance company that stadium won't insure it il the b l )8 Knox Abbott Or . yce. Ph 796 1664 Rd I >ook Russell House 307. The Carolina Extras Committee will Monday in the C'I'U office. Movies Russell House, 777-7130 "42nd Street," 7 and 9:30 p.m. toi $1.50. " l he Odd Couple," 7 and 9:30 p.tn mission is SI .50. "2001: A Space Odyssey," midni Saturday. Admission is $2. "The Great Gatsby," 7 and 9:30 p.i : i : - <r i r n mission is l . j\t. to get 6 coi going to pack the Coliseum," Gunter said. Degree candidates will receive six tickets, one for themselves and five for guests. Leftover tickets will he redistributed to students who have larger fr?ttiiIvLnid "I feel sure anyone who needs more tickets will he put on a waiting list and be accomodated," he said. "We'll keep giving them out until they are all given out." Last May, when Bill Cosby spoke, was the first time admission to USC's commencement /%nlif Qtiirtantc timrn ?ci3 uy win jr. uiuviv^uio v westigate j elections The Academics Committee has plans to investigate the tuition and the amount of increase and reasons for the coming semester. Sen. Harry Sharpe, committee chairmen, also said the group is investigating the disappearance of special fees, which have been replaced on the tuition bill by a one line statement. The Rules Committee has been recently involved in investigating senate absences, which may lead to the expulsion of somt senators. The committee will hcai appeals by stnators on Tuesday Sen. L eigh Hunter said. The committee also has plan." to create a Safety Task Force tc increase safety awareness or campus. Beall told the senate to aci upon tne many controversy issues around campus. Me mentioned investigating the Homecoming elections. He alsc asked senators to review the SAGA Food Service contract thai will run out next semester, ant consider the changes that need tc be made in the contract. id from pia' contribute to the dc Fullwood, a Coque II not play band. Saturday's 41 It wasn't that drs Forest in an dent James Holderm; tying of the sideration had been j a loss of insurance c er made the Fans in the u| )ngs such as deliberately jumpin Shout, to "Louie, Louie, cai >n. He could Although enginee safety of the structur insures the fans about the sway and were to officals to ask the v To Your Health meet at 5 p.m. Providence Hospital and the Columbia YMCA will sponsor the "Run For Your Heart" at 8:30 p.m. Saturday at the corner of Blossom and Bonham Streets. Same day registration will be trom /:JU a.m. to 8:30 a.m. ay. Admission Datebook Policy i i Saturday. Ad- Send your announcements lo Bobby Jones, care of The Gamecock, Drawer A, Russell House, USC , at $ht today and least two days before publication date. Include all necessary information ? who, what, when and where 1. Sunday. Ad- ? and a phone number to call for any questions. Announcements will not be taken on the phone. Publication is free, but not guaranteed. mmencement tickets limited to four tickets, because In the oast when commence- i there were more eligible mcnt was open to the public, graduates. there were problems with overLeftover tickets were crowding, Gunter said. "It's redistributed. "1 think every stu- always been packed to the gills." dent who requested extra tickets Requiring tickets for admission got them last May and I'm sure also eliminates the possibility of they will this time," Gunter said, breaking the fire code law. In May, 3,259 students were "That's what we always have eligible to graduate and 3,031 at- worried about," Gunter said, tended the ceremony. This "You have to keep some control graduation, 1,457 students are over the situation." eligible. The admission policy for The Coliseum will seat about future commencements will be 12,000 people, but because the decided by the commencement floor will be taken by the USC's committee. "Each time we have orchestra and choir, only 10,000 commencement we re-evaluate," seats will be available, Gunter Gunter said. "A new decision is - - * ? i _ r i_ f 9 saiu. mauc iur cacn tciciuuny. j I Br TW HHn * aSB gj nrarag H AHvi M ; ". . . . ? I % ^ |UH| 19R9?K I^B l |H| BH, V??M PAUL OELLA MAGGIORAfThe Gamecock Portrait of a nerd Charles Elfe, a computer science senior, acts his "nardiest" in a nerd con | ibsi sponsored uy i?ru. | ring rock 'n' rol! songs k tailing," said hlaine songs. te with the inarching "The fans are bringing it down on us when it's not our fault," she said, noting that fans natic," said USC Presi- threw ice and drinks at the band for not play n, but he said :;ome con- ing during the third quarter ot last weekend's iven to the possibility of game with Florida State. verage. "We can't play when the opponent's ofper deck have been fense has the ball, and we had the ball for onl to the rhythm of ly seven plays in the third quarter," she said. >ing the deck to sway. "We've received a lot of nasty letters blams have determined the ing the band for not playing as much during :, complaints from other the game, but it's not our fault," said Coirompted administration quette Captain Linda Keeter. "It's a hard band not to play such thing to deal with." i 35c j T ~*Vi^^V W 'M (R You mi MAtKumi loMu .? I U\ " ' _. l^ygl m M m flB iHHhHH ow JQW1< K? (??mf<ion ol tfvrt coupon Uf. S | ij >>vf ?W Jlc^ ^ JW l^wagHf Wiw^iwntwrMywlMptmMhjndhngprwuing W I i 75 r^Bgp^ l^H^B ffi* you md !hi conjuTW tov* wnfiM w?i (t? V ' I M . .HII ,, letmj o( ow o"? WwJ ?*?( u??1 a 1 ?I ij^tfj^lit.'i"--'^' '' ' MiSgH, rss?x?eij by tow finod orty r U S A. 0*>v*u? l/?0? I IK ?*?#!>* must pay *>yu(?U? 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