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Meetings The American Red Cross will old blood drives from 10 a.m. to 4 n.m. todnv at thp Rflntkt Mpdirnl r>nt*?r in the second floor solarium and from noon to 4 p.m. today in the South Towers lobby. A mutual help group for adults molested as children will meet at 6:30 p.m. today in College of Nursing Room 402. The group is open to students, facultystaff, and community residents. For more information, call Eleanor at 777-2732. Confidentiality will be maintained. The Catholic Center will sponsor "AIDS: Facing the Problem" at 7:30 p.m. today in the Catholic Center at 1610 Greene Street. For more information, call 799-5870. Carolina Cares will meet at 5 p.m. today in the Campus Activities Center. The Fencing Club will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Blatt PE Center Room 308. Everyone is welcome. <?7P n p. <rr> n / , -Jhe C,axoLLna 1/ zogrum utnn cordiafCy invite* aCC \tudt facuCty, and ?taff to attend s l?Cl (zfait UJL t(z t(lE ^PxEIlU ^Uueiday, cA/larcfi 3 at J: SO a.m. in ou?e ezffoom 327 cfln Infoxmaf qutitLon & annus* x \i\\ion wit fx [L$\. w l([ foCCow a aomfiflmtnlaxy Crtafifail. <?lgn ufi noiv in tfn diP,(Xi offlci \oom 20Q J bl il} n iVv n ? I -V( X % i* ; par-p-u re SANDWICH J DELICIOUS PORK SEASONED JUST % PILED HIGH AND SERVED WITH A DAB * DELICIOUS COLE SLAW & A FEW PICKL i HI IBIS urn WITH THIS tI *<<*>COUPON EXPIRES TOMORROW NIGHT AT 10PM 2 26 87 Trying to save $$$ for th South over spring bre; Earn up to $100/month donating mm ,? CP !! W I IJM mlx ,fm ,|b i ] ^ f7\ ?1 I $$$$$J$$$$S$$$$S5SSSSSSSSS$$$ J $5.00 ! s This Coupon is worth I $$FIVE D0LLARS$$ r. 5 Bring this coupon on your first r donation and receive an ^CjEJ FXTHA SR nn hnnns /X3 I s EXPIRES 3-13 87 HYLAN ! S Cne coupon per poison! PLflSMi I $$$$$$ss$$$ss$sss$$$s$$$s$$$$ M 1620 GERUftIS ST. 25 I rv^~ 1 Date Etc. Greek Week Follies Talent Show auditions will be held at 8 p.m. today in the Nursing Auditiorium. For more information, call 777-5780. Poet and novelist Fred Chappel will give a public reading at 8 p.m. today in the Gambrell Hall auditorium. For more information, call the English department at 777-4204. "Mobilization for Soviet Jewry: a Worldwide Campaign to Highlight the Plight of Soviet Jews" will be held at noon Thursday in the Rutledgc Chapel. The Writing Center will sponsor the workshop "Term Papers for the Sciences and Social Sciences: APA Style" at 3:30 p.m. Thursday in the Humanities Classroom Buliding Room 202. 7~)\ GOT M T tzti1 We urgently need peop I to aid in medical resean had mono within the p< j . I qualify for $100 per we *Ent I time. Call 254-6537. I flC\ Serolo j 2719 Middu 1WI Columl Serologicals 2| oUt tman wu PART-TIME I J ... C&S i C&S is expanding its Department and needs pe time jobs. Must be availa ^699# 1 P.M. until, and Tuesdi ^ # until. Apply in person at # ween 9:00 - 11:00 A.M. a r m - f. ?| >' 293 SREYS / /' |@ AN EQUAL OPPOR' irk I r,ght' s OF OUR ES 2 t J ma! V oca* ^ ' Good1*0 A Days ^ OW' 9 <v/J ? at trip I ak? I plasma! jj SSSSSSS I 55.00 j I ^ ? 1 Anywhere Gre} ? M ft si $$$$$$$ j , . _ _ 0 _ flj Must present a valid collegt Inh'ZfeOU B Inc., and other participating carr book Charles Yentseh, director of the Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences in West Boothbay Harbor, Maine, will speak at 4 p.m. Thursday in the Coker Life Science Room 211. Ahsan Jan Qaidar will present a slide/lecture on "India and the West: Glimpses of Technology and Material Culture in Mugal, India," at 4 p.m. Thursday in Gambrell Hall Room 151. The annual "Salute to Black Americans" will be held at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Russell House Ballroom. The keynote speaker will be Admiral Wendell Johnson of the U.S. Navy. The Financial Aid Office will hold a financial aid workshop for students who need help filling out their 1987-88 FFS form at 2 p.m. Friday in the Nursing IONO? I le with Mononucleosis . ch. If you have or have ast 2 weeks, you may iek for 3 hours of your eicals. Inc. ^ 3burg Dr. Suite 105 > 3ia, S C. 29204 54-6537 BBMaannnHnMn EMPLOYMENT j BMB BANK I j|||pj oplc to work various part- Er^oyAmei blc to work: Monday If you like I jy through Friday 2 P.M. The McRib the Personnel Office bet- sizzling gcx md 1:00 - 4:00 P.M. ^ro^C At McDona TONE BLVD. TUNITY EMPLOYER i [I ____ FORT J ?1987 McDonali kc a brea \ ywBi ^Hv 8BM WLgiJHM > Jlf^llk This Spring Breal ' 9 Ba Hie beach, the mountai For just $89 round trip w'" have a great time w abound goes. g^GOGREYHOL ~4m'\ ml leave the driving (ireyhound 1220 Hlanding St. 779-06! : student I D tard up*>n purchase. No other discounts apply Tickets are n? rrs. (xriam restrictions aj>ply. Oiler effective 2/1/K7 through 6/15/87. Oder / t mm in mi nn.. i i Building Room 132. For more information, call 777-8134. David Ley of the University of British Columbia will speak on "Gentrification and the Restructuring of the City" at 3:30 p.m. Friday in Calcott Social Sciences : Center Room 123. ^ Student Alumni Association is now accepting membership applications, which can be picked up in the Alumni House. Deadline is March 2. Datebook Policy Send your announcements to Katherine Oilbert, care of The Gamecock, Drawer A, Russell House, USC, before 5 p.m., at least two days before publication date, or by 5 p.m. on Friday for Monday's paper. Include all necessary information ? who, what, when, and where ? and a phone number. Announcements will not be taken on the phone. Publication is free, but not guaranteed. 1 McRiB I iNDVYJCH ilea's barbeque taste at McDonald's? 9 barbeque, we've got a treat for you. Sandwich?lean, boneless pork grilled to xJness. 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