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The play, produced by the department of ley's (Correction j1 In Monday's edition of The Gamecock, Si i Bid was m'ssPe"ed 'n a photo caption. spawned the Top 10 With You" and "Hip I ;i;:fSPRING INTO 101 luey Lewis and tin ine an evening that other dynamic per- Wanted:Enthusiastic Stud< the opening act ? r> i thm and blues artist Become Commission Cha Homecoming, 1987. built a strong follows I QRrt alhnm RftVtAfltfi? 6 alburn strong ^er~ Leadership Experience praised throughout A ^ . T and biucs circuit. Meet run And Interest ^'!fnkets ,arc sli" Have A Voice In The : 516.50 each. . . T T . ^ * !; tion of Homecoming Wee I Chair Positions Av ' Dance Cookout Displays Queens i Carnival Publicity ' ;| Applications Can Be Picked Up At Cai I (Lower Level Russell House). Deadline 1 !,>Me o. j I Be Sure to Sign Up tor An Interview V I Your Application. Any Questions Call / TS" rr ities I K DESIGNS J| <tact| I CBl 1 9 5 K atism, bifocal j. ises higher. 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"Many plays explore the fellowship or lack of fellowship between men; this play shows the female side ? that they can be loving, cruel, crude, sensitive, timid and bold," said cast member and graduate student l.ori Calvert. i/.annc Ransom's name iW i? ^ 1 s gjll 1EC0MING 11 BAR. snts To I SiJ irs For 1 H DELICIOUS P WITH A DA ing People 9 [mplementa :k Events J ailable 1 K / . Friday v V HC Oiucrt a vvvv^?u iipus Activities Center X ^ r\V 9n.u a. r.mm .. ??c y\\^ k k v.w. mv/iii /\i .i.wu V'hcn Turning In I ^ * 77-5780. I * > < his sprit sabreal This Spring Break, m the beach, the mountain M For just $89 round trip, _B u/ill hsu/<> 'A irn*Mt tim<? wl J goes. ??GOGREYHOUl EJm,.And leave the driving t< Greyhound 1220 Hlanding St. 779-065(1 1) card upon purchase No other discounts apply Tickets arc noni 1- /\iT n- i/ic/tn / i. 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