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Bloom County LAPteS fW (AtmE/M.. OK LAWYERS HAVB OKPCReP La w f&TFAcr we -impu- rr pz*ma> CAHONT OF )?MKWS LT. COL 0LU6 NORTH~ \ FMU....WHOM H I HMemv parr mow Mir mrRE vKxm MOOT. 1 * ? rliL lir IH mx? mm STMTIV MOM> PM&R V/V6 IN THE IHME COfKlWCP THAT tr MMPM HOW LAST TOttCHY- tt AH tMOKAL MTVJCTM -W MY KUING A COW 15 fur, i poht MY U53 m.w THAN IHtNK K SHOULP KtUM, MY, A WHALE. Ratt U. ~~1 \jUST mVF (TAJ /\/0 7M/VX E~oR, HeLPlU6 &PCK //V THf Stj?}T' ME OOT?AL t>?fKT... -pAI ,Ttr... </ TH?S*? rHRusnM MILL. THE/'RE rt/ look tfe LP ME A-\4Kt~ SCIENCE c-??L /5/rrr^ T/AHCW M/ RfiOfE.? . rnojc^ Hr An /Tlr HEY, BREEZE... ' M WITH PHY SKIS \JHEKE WOtK/H' YER MpFElSOKSnYS ?6MG?.., g<%, fffir VrTcLUeN?L t Art /Drama /Music m TU? I ICP /^1 1 ^ 1 "' - . .it vjjy, v-nuiuucr wrcnesira win give a tree concert at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Drayton Hall. For more information, call 777-4026. Pianist Charles Fugo of the School of Music will give a free concert at 8 p.m. Wednesday in Gambrell Hall auditorium. For more information, call Charles Fugo at 777-7374. For Your Health The American Red Cross will hold two blood drives from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. today. The first will be in the Russell House Ballroom and the second in the Towers Lobby. For more information, call 256-2301. There will be a mutual help group for adults molested as children at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday in the college ot Nursing Room 402. The group is open to | students, faculty, staff, and area residents. For more * information, call Eleanor at 777-2732. Confidentiality will be maintained. Meetings Gay and Lesbian Student Association will meet at 6 p.m. today in Calcott Room 212. ' I STUDENT MEDIA IS CURRENTLY ACCEPTS APPLICATIONS FOR: Summer 1987 "Gamecock " Edito Fall 1987 "Gamecock" Editor \ 1987-88 "Garnet & Black" Edito ; 1987-88 "Portfolio" Editor i ]WTTSsC.-TPM Qtnt'irvn Mnmn , ? w r r lyNyv/ * ATM. KJ V \A/V l/\711/ JLTAKAjl l/V Pick Up Applications In Room 313 Russell House Berke Breathed THE iAUYFKS _ ANP HtS WW1MK WW TO tcater/m, rr hm, weak td Awenz m&TMcr wovtn HJNICeUO. ir. THEJK cm. YOU PO FHP lbi OCOP/ PESTRUCWN OF AMY THIS 15 NOW PY OOP, 5 A SM/mALt WOP A MEAT-FRE6 (JET'S FAT IMMORAL, PONT AMWKAN ZQN6.' LONO F\ PZA FOR .YOU ? wes, cne-me /? roRPwse// ^ SON. ^ tfoerAue? \ ^ ^ ^71? ~ WMM^. LA dJUE jMM\ Robb Lane \vst pomV] f Z~7Z PfSH Z>0^ PUSH 0* "rWATl WHAT....? -fViHK fteb QUTTOfiJ . poR MORE J _ */vCV cHiU -"2$?,-? So? So IM GOAZ/vA \ANO vZp to?LL? I/cVr 'a urur''/aj / Gotta GET Ji mA'AS GONNA - Xouiaj- Ben,*? /o/. YWOO (> THJr V TtfAFF/C sir* ?2 a t>/Lx \ G?rs H?AV/.. ANb / r?~r~ /r uP _ I S(/ftF'S (JpH at th? bottoa\ ^iu/ ? v'"" I mm % ' ' ' ^ Date] NAACP will meet at 6 p.m. today in Russell House Room 203. The Association of Afro-American Students will meet at 6 p.m. Tuesday in Calcott Auditorium. Guest speaker will be Robert Mayberry of the School of Public Health who will discuss a Summer Pep Program for interested students. The Sailing Club will meet at 6 p.m. Tuesday in the PE Center Room 110. There will be another informational meeting for prospective inductees of Gamma Beta Phi at 7:30 p.m. in the College of Nursing Room 231. Carolina Cares will meet at 5 p.m. Wednesday in the Campus Activities Center. Russell House, 777-7130 ? "To Be or Not To Be," 7 and 9:30 p.m. today. ? ? ?__?_ Break i JG ^ I1 ^ r iger Cy J | Need I\ MMMMMI ggBBMWBHHMMHMMNMMHI \ Shoe \ iHONAflEWE W\^G \ incm mm wrm trrrTrft Ol' M.rocrrnPECW X fiL>k JO a I AM INTROPUCIMG A wuu 1 r~" \ 1 TO FW2TMER SlMPUPy OUR B> I MEW IT.... S !| F&PERAU TAX &Y?TEM... >[ IP-THEY PUT V_ -? r ^EIRWK^J The Far Side '' : ' : ; i.'j, . . . . V , . \ N Professor John Skvoretz will present "Women and Men of the Comptrollers Office: 1863-1942" at 3 p.m. today in Calcott Room 312. The department of theatre and speech will present a panel on "Women in the Performing Arts" at 3:30 p.m. today in Gambrell Room 106. Other topics will be "Minority Women in the Theatre," "Women's Theatre Project: American Place Theatre," and "Women's Theatre: 1950-1970." Harriet McCombs will present slides and commentary on the 1985 World Conference on Women in Nairobi at 12:15 p.m. Tuesday at the YWCA Building at 1505 Blanding Street. Professor Lynn Smith-Lovin will speak on "Interruptions in Oroup Discussions: Effects of Sex and Group Compositon" at 3 p.m. Tuesday in Calcott Room 312. S Over Earr dom =t:- n K For 'sr Beach y ca" H^V ?rrV Hyla C^r 11 162 ? s$$$$ v *Rr,n * \ -zz; $ ^?s*-** $ $ S /loney? s Jeff MacNelly I A A0O>TA6tmL.A5THIVtHG- )? I IN THE PATTLB WITH /~1 ? 1 \ OL WK vcwv&AY... r^V t 1/ \\'\r\fc WW... gjp^ ? r I L mJ*3 -me VP ?IMPUPY * \ v Jr TWE TAX CODE K^NP ??l AH COMPKEMEN6ION. J *T (jflO? Larson awrnmMMmmmmmsmfflmPWaL . h~> SA I |f youvf cflrr^;?6 any /*nf??,<w>av./ * " I Accountant sfreet gangs Journalism students who need tips on interviewing for full-time jobs or internships can come see the Columbia Record's assistant managing editor conduct an interview with a student at 7:30 p.m. today in Carolina Coliseum Room 3020 C. The event is sponsored by the Society of Professional Journalists. i Hillel will present "Paper Bag Passover" at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Russell House Room 202. The president of Beth Shalom Sisterhood will lead an informal discusssion on how to maintain a traditonal home at j college. Samples of kosher-style foods for the holidays will be given. President James Holder man will speak on his discretionary fund and tuition increase at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Business Administration Building in the Belk Auditorium. Come out and voice your opinions on these two subjects. Jeremy and Lucille Levin will speak about their abduction by the Islamic Jihad at 8 p.m. Wednesday in Mnrcino RniMinr* A ? .... . a..>D ^uiiuiiig nuuiiui 1UII1. All students interested in writing sports stories for the yearbook should contact Debbie at 777-5306. Datebook Policy Send your announcements to Katherine Gilbert, 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. 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