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For Your Health m. TiiMd will hr a mutual heln arouD for adults molested as children at 6:30 p.m. today in the College of Nursing Room 402. The group is open to students, faculty-staff and Columbia area residents. For more information, call Eleanor at 777-2732. Confidentiality will be maintained. The American Keel Cross win oner a ircc waiis.in blood pressure screening clinic from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday at the Rite-Aid Pharmacy on Garners Ferry Road. The American Red Cross will sponsor blood drives from 10:45 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. Thursday at Coker Life Sciences Building, and from 4 to 7 p.m. Thursday at Fort Jackson's Joe E. Mann Recreation Center. For more information, call the Red Cross at 256-2301. Meetings Carolina Cares will meet at 5:30 p.m. today in the Campus Activities Center. i*!l|Intensive Introdi yfv ftTf IAPA111 \ 1 **1-4 lunc 8 Iu 1 Special Features Emphasis on Oral Communication Skills 9*?? " 2.00 Introduction to Basic Sentence Patterns Kana Syllabaries. Useful Expressions for Daily Conversation Introduction to Idiosyncratic Features of |apanese Culture. Society and People Extensive Use of Media Arts ? Videotapes. Films, l istening Tapes Small Group Conversation with Native Speakers Equivalent 101 101 Admission by consent of Instructc Further Information Prof Y Sakaklbara Japanese Program 777-70*4, 777-4881 Department of Foreign I SSL. /r\? Languages and Literature Campus Coke pVjj $1.99 6-PACK good thru 4-30 Big Grab ^.msM "-*"*"^5ST" **. 49c regularly 59C good thru 5-2 \]P^^ k;-j I| unt'ih ijuuu di pdi iiti^dinuj dhjil W. LT!I^51^J Columbia: 4741 Forest Drive. 73! q rZ^SH fsmummm 4497 Devine Street | i pflHaiMHl W. Columbia: 2990 Sunset Blvd 1 Greater Columbia? J/y J^aa; afa, jjjj GREATER COLUMN W M NATSOM'S 3? HIG ff RATE OF INC WIN I 'asiNESGwrn.^ 37 __ I rv , i 1 oater Free South Africa Alliance will meet at 6 p.m. today in Russell House Room 302. The 1987 Homecoming Commission will meet at 7 p.m. today in the Campus Activities Center Conference Room. The new logo will he discussed. New members are welcome. There will be a mandatory CPU Video Connec?-* r\ rt? TKiirc/^o\i ir> (hp f I'l I nffW'P IHJI1 111^^11115 Wl ^.111. ft II 111 JUu; III HIV v. a vy vmvv. Students for America will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday in Russell House Room 306. Refreshments will be served. All conservative students are encouraged to attend. Movies Russell House, 777-7130 "The Sure Thing" at 7 and 9:30 p.m. tonight ana inursaay. ^amission is j>t. Q "Moving On: The Hunger for Land in Zimbabwe" will be shown at 7 p.m. Thursday in Gambrell Hall Room 153. ictory Japanese Si 8 credits) ^ Specials, I Tostitos & Cheetos *1.39 offer good 4-19 tfiru 5-2 ?v\ ^ENNECy I ^ FOOD MARTS /iTc j6 Two Notch Road ^3^ 1 VIE ENJOV20FESTIVALS/! Jf MEW fcl&f Wk ^ ft- f >ook Etc. The Writing Center will present the workshop, "Punctuation and Mechanics: Nuts and Bolts of Good Sentences" at 3:30 p.m. today in the Humanities Classroom Building Room 202. Frofessor Hugh Silverman of SUNY/ Stony Brook will present his paper, "Derrida and Heidegger on the Line" at 4 p.m. today in Gambrell 258. The Lutheran/United Methodist Campus Ministry Center will sponsor a midweek communion at 5:15 p.m. today and a seder meal at 6 p.m. Thursday at the center. rhnrk Hostctler. marketing manager for Borgwarner Chemicals Inc. will speak on "Computers in Marketing" at 7 p.m. today in the BA Building Room 336. The deadline for prioiity room reservations for registered student organizations is today. Advisement for summer and fall courses is today through April 28. All people who are interested in riding a bus to the March on WashinRton against U.S. involvement in [OMICRO] KA1 pres The Un AWARI Thursday April 16 ON THE H Reception imme at the Presi< Public cord Departments and 0 /XTrrkV? 1 ^ n n xira c fn U V CI x w a vv ax uo t-v 4 > To be held in the Russell LIIMHAIIW f THE-520 "^i iwHimm ; OF MIPIANP9 TEC W/M9 RECEIVE MIM THEIR MWORFIEIP ... 0PSIDPVANP96'/. T "-Ofr OBTAIN EMfKWENT. iL THE GREATER 0UW\ METRO- Ul EftC II ^ '? ! iinfVvm- HBH 1H_ OTHI Ul IAN MWWI mummmmjmm % more my -0*** mm, mm- ' Wl)f&THAN ANY PR(X YRRKTIMHESWE. SPONSORS i 1 i t\ i Central America and South Africa on April 25 should contact Kathcrine at 772-7073, I.auric at 777-1545 or Sallie at 765-4128 today. j Awards Day will be at 2 p.m. Thursday on The Horseshoe. A reception at the President's House will follow the ceremony. Rain location is the Russell House Ballroom. The public is invited to attend. ; There will be an organizationaljneeting for all * ^ ( A students interested in studying in Cuernavaca, Mexico w in the Fall semester at 4 p.m. Thursday in the Humanities Classroom Building Room 101. \ Datebook Policy Send your announcements to Katherinc Gilbert, care of The Gamecock, Drawer A, Russell House, USC, before 5 p.m., at least two days before publica< n m nn CrlHav fnr Monday's DflPtr. 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^????^mmMl????? ??I?? sr delta! >PA I ents iversity JZ> UAi 1 , 1987 at 2:00 PM ORSESHOE '! diately following dent's House. lially invited * - - X 'rgamzations present outstanding students House Ballroom in case of rain Mil K OFMllRG&V SHfiRFIJNF. WmLD I w V* V V I |V| ^ -9 ! 11^ ? ?V RETCH FROM MIAMI TD HILTON HEAP. -<A . tiwlimt .J ELI _ ?a SI ^ V ' a