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Health A mutual-help support group for women molested as children continues to meet from 6:30 to 8 p.m. each Monday evening on campus. For more information, call Eleanor DelPo at 777-2732/5217. S 9 Omega Psi Phi will co-sponsor its Charles Drew I Memorial Blood Drive with the Carolina'Clemson ! Blood Drive today. The Great American Smokeout, sponsored by the American Cancer Society and Open Door Health Enrichment Center, will be Thursday. Survival kits will be available at the Smokeout Table in front of the Russell House. Meetings Gamma Beta Phi will meet from 4 to 5 p.m. in Russel! House Room 202 and at 7 p.m. in the Nursing Auditorium today. I ?"S"i?T*T?*.*.*?Vi rV*??5T??7*T? 1 THIN THIGHS, I TIGHT TUMMY, nr ARiTiriii nnn\ DCHUIirUL DUU 1 GOLDEN TAN CAN ALL BE YOUF TAN SAFE - STUDIi IJ 1 MONTH j 1ST MOSES: | UNLIMITED J V|SIT ! TONI [TANNING $30.00 FREE ! $4?" i w/coupon | [ w/cou [ Exp. 12-15-87 j I ExP- 12 1215 Auausta Rd. West Columbia 794-TANS 791 -TC ?>;i iyi ? +:< SVy* >-*r< h'j?4 >>^<>>'< >>:? >>:< >>;< ?>;? >>: ' In ftkt * ixfm* 01 Urnum /> /W v?,i ItfiS, 11 v Ma you noursoi lime correction fluid ar And, if you I COi ?(Date The Athenian Literary and Debate Society will meet at 7:30 p.m. tonight in Russell House Room 303. The topic will be "Resolved: The Constitution is outdated and should be rewritten." The Chess Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. tonight in Russell House Room 301. "Dole for President" will meet at 7:30 p.m. tonight in Russell House Room 332. The Criminal Justice Association will meet at 5 p.m. Thursday in Currell 204. Bring dues and/or sweatshirt money. Portfolio will meet at 5:30 p.m. Thursday in Kusseii House Koom m/. Psi Chi will hold a Stress Management Seminar and a general member meeting at 5:30 p.m. in the Barnwell Conference Room. The USC Scuba Club will be diving at Peacock Springs, Fla., on Dec. 4 through 6. Interested divers should attend the meeting at 6 p.m. Thursday in Blatt r, KijM?nrr is; ?|??Kg i io ||k||jp^ sionsi HHhHHmHSH iw g | i These things listed are geared only tow< qq j I not the problem: it is a symptom of ar pon | g Wc don't use drug -1b-0/ we cicai wn * not the ITS NOT YOUR FAULT tUl>a?0^2lH ,j 1 -800-2 mi i- I I Piedmont M I |\IE IB 222 S. Herlong Ave I 803/3; i >>;< >>;i >: :< ?:< I ' BMBBi b*t l[*r* mtfmrJt C,' /w* uwnfvkr /m Aftdt art! thr iffde jrr ttyukrtJ mkivrujrib , y <;>*/ Ha vitr JfA!811 mmseemm Wlut i Wm*th it h fil mlltl > 1 tOTll nn~ """* THIS NOTE It ICCAL TCNOtR /A Ul0 "q"""" J J 29403511A ? in A \S ( Th Ttr/i ntnn i my apiiu iitosharx Macintosh"perse)iml amipnter ()t paperumil s;iv ! and an Apple You'll save Iniaj?cWriter'"ll purchase an Ima printer will save your choice of a \ Not to mention gallons of SK. Hither way yo id reams and reams of paper, tifully written an buy both now, the first ream And we'll < VIPUTER SERVICES DlVISIOf P.E. Center Room 110 or contact Mark Hammond at 777-5866. College Republicans will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday in Russell House Room 332. The Center for Meditation will meet from 7:30 to 8:30 Thursday in Russell House Room 303. The topic is "Love and Peace." Etc. The Counseling and Human Development Center will sponsor a test preparation course from 11:15 a.m. to 12:05 p.m. and 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. today and from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. Thursday. The Video Connection Committee of the Carolina Program Union will present the video prograin "Sex on Campus: Sexually Transmitted Disease" at 12, 3, and 6 p.m. today, in the third floor lounge ii\ the Russell House. The Writing Center will sponsor a free workshop Add $: 1^2kiilfl Ib and C | ^ 11 Raleig mmmm $ CM) Fron ? i m Nam ^ FrorT Chic ircl weight control, but the weight Itself is i underlying disease, an eating disorder. A s, diets or gimmicks. th the disease, Bo symptoms. . . . YOU'RE NOT ALONE. Serving f) n^ffairiiSTrifiTi^ V> D UV^UL^J 1 55-1818 ??mi edical Center . Rock Hill, SC 29730 < *9-1234 rZ13e c 1986 Th* Rjidrr Institute. Irx I" p^alt fc fmu<oikT nmJ Ih fttjiT h h, i?tir/W <m mtkmark <>{ \(dr (/rrycAr /* ?22&^>' > * M>* mTui mLTT iTIi fill I 11 mmoiuu ...^ , ii hi" j y i y ylj^pBgl ^HMiNattS iter witli y( x 1 mnontnm XIAA IDOL VC /will have a lovely green glow, \our purchase with a hiuulle of cash when you We feel coni| ? ii I i i i.I i . ^cwriuT ii primer aiong wim a ueai like tins can lacintosh l)lus or a Macintosh idea to see your car u'll be able? to turn out beau- today. And join the (I beautifully printed papers. 'veil try to help you pay for 'Hie pow J 1244 BLOSSOM STREET 3R % j I I I on "Punctuation and Mechanics: Nuts and Bolts of Good Sentences" from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. on Thursday in Humanities Room 202. The deadline for submissions to the January/February What's Happening calendar is coming up. Be sure to include the time, date, and place of all meetings and events. Send all information to Julia Ivey in the Campus Activities Center, Russell House. Datehook Policy * Send your announcements to Jenny Sharpe, care of The Gamecock, Drawer A, Russell House, USC, before noon at least two days before publication date or by noon 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. I ecial Student and Youth Fares to EUROPE i New York on Scheduled Airlines! DESTINATIONS OW T RT .ONDON $185 $370 >A RIS 206 412 -RANKFURT 220 440 ^ujvuyivm./AiN zj? <?/o VIENNA 245 490 ZURICH/GENEVA 225 450 15 in each direction for Boston, Washington, D.C, Pittsburgh hicago departures. Add $65 In each direction (or Cleveland, h-Durham and Charlotte departures. Other add-on fares are available. 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