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> Crime Continued from page I in response to a suicide threat that Ten counts of disorderly conduc was made from campus. The suspect and several counts of intoxicatioi had contacted his mother and made were listed at this past week's gam the threat from an unknown loca- against Appalachian State, USC tion. USC police responded and police said. found that the suspect was fine. At 10:30 p.m. this past Saturday, A car was reported stolen fron a male was arrested in the McBryde the Blossom Street garage, but wa Quad for disorderly conduct. Police recovered by USC police after a shor reports said he was intoxicated and investigation. was discharging the fire extinguisher Police renorts said a Smith in a residence hall. resident found items in her room Capstone Continued from page 2 The changes also include longer last year because of the longc hours. The new cafeteria no longer hours," she said. closes during the day and stays open Rhonda Ellington, a sociology until 11 p.m. This is one of the senior, said she thinks the prices an changes Rhonda Coleman, a retail high, but when the quality of tin senior, likes. food is compared to this past year's "It is a lot more convenient than the prices seem to be a little nior< Kush Continued from page 2 only from 8 p.m. through 10 p.m., ' The last part of fraternity rush is and as with sorority rush, no alcohol pledge night," said computer science was served. Fraternities have rush sophomore Mike Griffin, an Alpha chairmen and sororities have rush Tau Omega member. "Our pledge | counselors to make sure the "dry night is Tuesday, when rushces get rush" policy is adhered to. their pledge pin and are assigned big All open rush parties for sororities brothers ? a brother in a fraternity and fraternities were held on campus. that helps them out." Closed rush parties, however, were The remaining fraternities, which held on and off camous. "A lot ?f -- ? uyivjwe iu me i-xrn^, win rusn at a fraternities go off campus during different time. Sororities and fratcrrush to have nicer parties than they nities belonging to the NPHC have could on campus," said Herron. orientation or interest group 11 f1 H! ?i$* ^ | ^ ;* -. ;,H^* - ? ? Hi ?H Ideas and Issues is part of | ^ ^ Made possible in iiarf, hv < CAnOllNA PnOGHAM UNION L^t" _ $ EARN CASHT Serologicals, Inc. is in need of B type blood. Earn up to $160.00 per month for 3 hours j per week of your time. Earn while you learn. Call for more information. /-v-n Serologicals. Inc. 2719 Middleburg Dr. Suite 105 SerobglcaIs Columbia, S.C. 29204 254-6537 I .CASAKm , I (Attention All 1987 Homecoming I Queen Candidates | Applications are now available in the Student Activities Center. h Completed applications and $15 entry fee [ should be returned to the Homecoming Commission office in the basement of the Ikussbh nouse, student Activities Center. | ! Deadline for entry is Friday, September 18, 11 1987 by 5 PM. p ? Sponsored by the 1987 Homecoming \\ , I HH t mate's cosmetic case that were . 'J i reported stolen earlier in the week. ? : > r C A (" r.-?IIH larr?n? of 1 Z reported when a student had a strand ^^pearU t^ken ^ her roorn^^ and a radar detector taken r reasonable. II The new cafeteria has also provid- ; ^ / ed about 50 students with jobs. [/JfvCT Chandler also said all of the menu : items will be closely watched, so as their popularity decreases, they will Drawing attention i be replaced with new ones. Advertising major Von Harris carefully sti l?im with a graphic design project. meetings at various times during the year, he said. . Four traditionally black sororities JSPtl ?1 TP Continued from p?Ke will hold rush next week, said Susan kJvllVitV Ross, president of the Sorority Coun- on safety could accomplish. pie th cil, which oversees sorority activities. "So far, I haven't heard any con- mean, crete evidence of what the committee year?' Alpha Kappa Alpha, Delta Sigma can do," he said. "I've just heard In Theta, Zeta Phi Beta, and Sigma that it would be nice to have one." Turnei Gamma Rho, members of the Na- Sen. Stanley Davis said, "I think rcsolu tional Pan?Hellenic Council, will that we ?hnnM..'i i? :? '* i >v_i cinuiiuns leaueri hold a separate rush from the other prevail. We can't just form a stan- luck i greek organizations. ding committee every time a few peo- goals.' ?i-4?-.1 r <sr~z" ~ 928 S. 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