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Cupid strikes again Shops offer n II) ( I Aim DII.IM NHKO( K ^ Assistant ft-atiiri-s i-ditor M]?! Valentino's Day. a day designated lot love, is here once again > People tiaditionalK give something special to so ineone special to cotnmeinoiate the liolidav. I lie JF gilt ideas seeing the Iimelight ilns veai. however, oiler modern twists on what might lv considered typical gilts. t|,js 1-ach yeai, llowci and candy shops aie up to uel I 11C" 11 eais III IMHIIH^ ll'l Mil. IU>IKl.t\ I lit' (.III Clio fcrence this time isn't in the amount <>l business, u>si hul in the gilts being puichased. ^ I III. C'OI.OK or I IONN I KS s> K The IICW I W 1st 111 1 llC I low (.'I hllslIICss IS eolol , said l'v>S< one C"ol 11 ml"1!Hoi ist "Instead o! busing the same ted loses, we arc are living to get people to bus othei colors as well, gis - ||lL. mg them a laigei selection." said Ihidds I dwaids, uoi owner of Buddy's I lossei and (tilt Shop. "We've salt also been getting requests loi moie unique I'lowcis C such as tulips, antheriutn, orclnds and piotea tot vl\ custom-designed ai i angements." i I III. CANDY <>l I I <)\\ I US? 'I'hc flutists aren't the onl\ ones selling Mowers |)a ? * ^ m t M ' > ^ I KIT/ Relax, close your eyes . . . Mechanical engineering sophomore Marsha Ilonu everything while Sam (iill gives her a massage, (.ill, and oilier members of Open Dour health center offer refreshments ;il the "Wellness Oasis" Wednesda> <1 patio. l Sllkl puJur blood saved^j i ><- ;? " somebody's baby. / 1 " * l-.ilncatn , ' (2121 ()(> F - ? ? -fr(^r^Crtup^ ! Jkuc/A' .far .Piaa^ a GTOR COLUMBIA 19 THE ! 16- FASTEST GR3WING ! EMPLOYMENT CENTER # IN mi NATION. ; V" A ~ ^ ? 1 ,fo 141 ?* * jatJL jfflt'4, f 4 8l ^ ?f? |[ LIVE THEATRES,THEN ? L H.j for any city in eom i --C1 CAHOUNAS. | tew twist on old also taken < year. Candy shops are acting as "llorists as l( |s jx I I heir idea, however, is to put candy or wwi-,li/rtl n col.lie on silk stems to make them look like said. . INI I A 1I I] ?iaonu Ireedman, owner ol Iemptations shop, Another I popular gifts are cookie flowers ami chocolate , flornl thei 'Our chocolate chip cookies on long silk stems ^Mu'lh^ popular all vear round, but for Valentine's Dav , , . i , were big du v are .111 even bigger hit since we put them m 11 , , 1 c 1 ... 1 said she ex | mien planters instead ol rose boxes, I reedman . , 1 lnday n ... ... , V alanine s hocolatc roses arc uoum last, as arc other can- . . i i if . w . . can take tn novelties made especially lor Valentine s Day, V ilentin* eel man said. ^ isiness ov 'Another bii? hit we are selling this Valentine's . . . ... , . .. i , , '''gin throu \ is a W ashington State apple dipped in MclCksick Museum IJSC's McKissick Museum has had two significant events happen this rJ\+..a~ I First, a collection of Catawba In? m A* ?~1 dian pottery was acquired from the 1 * M f jv Q| Hamilton family of Chester. C I roin 1917 to the 1940s, one Hamilton descendant was a house mother at Winthrop College in Rock t I Hill. Catawba women potters sold their wares at the college gates, and 1 Mrs. Hamilton bought many of the pieces. Pw , ;<; MCI CUl IC C IKM 1 I CJMC.SC III N 11UII1> types of pottery made by the state's Catawba Indians in the early 20th EWJnflfo century. A few pieces have been added to the museum's "Above the I-all ! ine: Folk Art of the Southern Piedl ; mont" exhibit, which will run through late 1989. The rest of thecol; i lection is available to researchers by m9 Ciuberman, a former visiting pro p.m. Feb. 26 in Sloan College. He :will then be honored a( a reception at VmflHHHH 4:30 p.m. at McKissick. An exhibit of Guberman's paintings is on display at the museum. His large, abstract works are known eWvPrTt for their strong emphasis of broad s//// ?/>/s(, ih,< i.anicuHk strokes and pastel colors. McKisskk Museum is located at r seems oblivious to the eastern end of The Horseshoe. It a psychology senior, is open front 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. \1oned Iree massages and day through F riday, 10 a.m. to 5 >n the Russell House p.m. Saturday and I p.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday, l or more information, call the museum ai 777-7251. P^.P T EP K JAPAN BKIJIN(i, CHINA SKVILLK, SPAIN > Japanese business & society uiul Japanese language lor inner ot semester. .limes: Summer <t hall, March 25; Spring. Oct. 15. v Chinese business & society and Chinese commercial uaiic lot a summer or semester c i...u in- i;..ii i...k mines, ^uiiiinn, m?. i\/, i an, ? \.v>. Is Spanish business & society and Spanish commercial uage lor a semester dimes: f all. April I; Spring, Oct. 25. e information contact the Council on International >nal l-Aclutnue. 205 luist 42iul Street. NY, NY 1(H)17. 1 1414. ext 1244 or 1228. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmammmammmmm M1RT W THERE APE ENOUGH [ Lr?lJ<^ COUNTY W IM fawb FOOTBALL F1ELP J?? 4x*0p) M jf'' t, Valent ~:iv gijt lueua depres u mils ami (Ikn in iJioeolate." I u-ed ii ii i i ii i .. i lliSlSAN N SHI | I ho apple m.i been dunneo I . e s \ssivtanl (Yalurt's edit i , i \ i 11 ii I Nalenline's l)av ircssions shop m ( atolma Mall is >? !l , . el ol "roses" made i>l lollipops, said l"" "" ' J * ' c. I v.-lvi, \|ullis. .li.niii,.y H. fl.( .1 i ii ii i mood. Shop \ feel r\piCssioiix nit-scllo: .il! \eai. has ' , , publications paves m a new appeal.tiKi' tin \a!entmc s . . , ' , the trinkets and u ,'ing st) 10 111 IK'.tl I SM.l|K'll 11 lis \\ II II I .VI iii , . viii season: slum ted lessajies available n. Hostim?. \1ullis cheiubs and piclu i m siNl ss couples holding ha . i , ,, iii ,i deeplv into each otl 'iftiuea is balloons, which has taken on ' : , , ii i i i i i i i > alentine s Dav tne. I he\ can be sold and tlfioe:ed in tionally spent with it- ,i -in i sniellinu roses ar .aid Sweet I vpiessiotis t\i!lo.>n sales . , . |, ,. , .. terms ol endeatniet! ring \ aicntinc s Dav this past veai. She . .... , . ... ,i,i 'he holidav s hvpe lects tins \eai t?> be the same. 1 ii i .i i . .i i on a severe bout ol ortnalK maik- the end ol the bns\ Das business w eek . anil stoi e manaeei s e weekend to ieco\er. Set tins nine ^ or someone -.i i. .1,., i, \ l)a\ l.iiK on .1 SiiikI.in this\c.ii. .itul i vncrs v."l ou-iomct ?,ll 1?t "I' pa"""1 '"""V , . .. assoc:.tic cured' gh tlie weekend. KwriMi 11 iTtn^MKMin3MiTtri i in F BnUB m\mmw " t y / tdcowriz _ w< ' /' 5 ... "t ;:., SlD GOT COLUMBIA'S MEPIAN wfr INCOME IS THE HIGHEST IN THE G Ann/iNP AHI\/TA ATI A MTA IM 1 Alw/ UixUi \v HI WW IIN i Si ... ine's Day causes I TI/\ M /Vir r/^rM/> \m J*~J! OUIIIC. I I Psychological Services Center. 36 <?r "At Christmas and Valentine's, t; J advertising has when people around you are ex- if fort since early ntcssinc all this love, von re;i!lv t /r turners "in the could feel out of step with society," t \indows and she said. j '' are filled with [ appings of the While it may seem to a lonely 1 hearts, chubby person that everyone else is involv- [ jcs of smiling ed in a fulfilling partnership, Abril : nds and ga/ing said it really isn't that way. A lot of |: icr's eyes. people are in relationships that are [. i^ a time tradi unhappy or dull ? ot not in a rela- j v i a sweetheart, tionship at all, she said. F id exchanging [ it and jiitts. Hut "When vou're lonclv. vou're r can also bring very vulnerable anyway," Abril K depression. said. The message that needs to be p sent out this time of year is that [ j who is lonely people can be happy without being j ,-s can be a very in love, she said. i d Ieresa Abril, "A person can be alone and not H ii oI USC's be lonely." ' t llMl ' fiSfifi ijtXHiM>T*T*TjT>W'r * i :i ! ,; i sitTV"oyVi^'^il ]yj IN 1966,TWO GREMER OOLUMSA I \ HIGH mtiW ONE ElE- I! \ ME WARY SOW- WERE- Si > ^.$\TEP /W0N6 THE 88 j; -< rsg. MOST EFFECTIVE I | ' K* \ ... - ... SCHOOLS IN H ^ . '1^V _ * I Sk Jp^lP ~el-J I V? REGION- J