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S.C. nrimnrv caucus coming Candidates running for the Democratic and Republican nominations will be stumping South Carolina and 15 other states that have primaries ^iincl caucuses during spring break. Republican candidates Vice President George Bush and Sen. Minority Leader Bob Dole, Kan., are the frontrunners. Bush won the New Hampshire primary. Dole pulled off an upset win in the Iowa caucus and later won in Minnesota and South Dakota. Pat Robertson has said he "will tnrow down the gauntlet in ^outn Carolina" and cxpccts a first-place finish. Rep. Jack Kemp, N.Y., has also said he does not expect to lose in South Carolina. The Democratic Party will have its caucus March 12. Missouri Rep. Dick Gephardt won the Iowa caucus, and Massachusetts Gov. Michael ^^Dukakis won in New Hampshire. Resident s By JIM STUCKEY Assistant sports editor Any USC student who plans to rcgisu in Columbia must be a permanent resic city, say state and Richland count officials. Otherwise, those officials said, stuc register and vote in their home districts "If the students are willing to ch location of residence to the locale of campus, then they would be allowed to vote at that college campus," sai( Belangia, public information officer fc State Election Commission. "But as we have found out, m< students aren't willing to do that," Bel He said students who list Columb permanent residence must have that ad< Special Student ai EUR from New York on S P DESTINATIONS LONDON PARIS FRANKFURT ROME/MILAN VIENNA ZURICH/GENEVA COPENHAGEN OSLO STOCKHOLM HEIS1NK1 Above fares also apply from Wash! Frankfurt on non-stop service. Ad< Pittsburgh. Minneapolis and many < CALL OR WRITE FOR OUR SO. PACIFIC, AUSTR Applications available and International S For Reservations an WHOLE WOI Part of the worldwide 17 E. 45th St., Suite 805 (212) 98 ?? ? > "ifcl n %As v\ p \V"~ )"> Cl \ / J be a plas CASH PAID FOR It's easy c Hyland Pla I 1620 Get i Hours i Mnn ? 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"In South Carolina, students are al lents must register by mail permanently," Belan "provided they can have that witnes: ange their registered voter of the county in which the college from. register to "But if you do not know anybody f I Conway home county who is registered to vote, >r the S.C. only alternative there, is to register by a he said. 3st college Belangia said college students ma angia said. absentee registration forms and absentee ia thnir rnllino in nr mnilino n rr>niir?cJ to ihr Jress on all registration board. Or their parents ma nd Youth Fares to j OPE s cheduled Airlines! OW RT Th' $185 $370 t0 t 206 412 220 440 lo ; 238 476 245 490 cor 225 450 255 475 i 225 450 230 460 p,c 238 476 J De: ington, D.C. to London, Paris and d-on fares from Boston, Chicago, "v Jther U.S. cities are also available. ' : SPECIAL FARES TO THE ALIA, SO. AMERICA for Eurail Youth Pass >tudent I.D. 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IV nhtnin A If hr\noh tHn rnoiclrotir\n ballots by passed to vote in the March ir county said citizens of the state m ly pick up March 11 and still vote in th< SENIORS, j application deadline is fast ap ards. Those selected will be he COULI s award is presented to those n he University. ALI awarded to the most outstandif itributions to the University. IF Y( k yours up TODAY from 109 Ri sk. DEADLINI FRIDAY, i \ t< ,<d|aPB^P|^ t ?dBi 1 t i ( ;:;i,V::V;;;;;^;|||is?!i i , -:-";; ;V;;: / > I I: I \ r^ Candidate prior to p pi \ ra.fnr?j S.C. Roundup Hgj By The Associated Press CHARLESTON ? V clock ticking down toward eJ** Carolina's important Kcpubli -v i3k mary Saturday, the pace A campaign has become more f ; | Vice President George Busl I the state Monday ? his third eight days ? while I -V ! R<?nuhlirnn Inclc kenin iv made numerous swings thro state in recent months, plai campaign in South Carolin today. South Carolina's Saturda primary comes just three day next week's crucial Super BACHTEL/Tht Gamraxk round of primaries. The Democrats hold their cam ommation lu riu- wcck from Saturday - fo ck up former S.C. af|CI Supcr Tuesday. Bul De, presidential hopefuls aren't i the state. -m The Rev. Jesse Jackson a Gephardt vm/wwM stops Tuesday in Greenvi Columbia, respectively. Bush said Monday he will i has completed the '? push hard Sn!"h (, tee ballot can be cast dcT"? rcc?" T, , I" 5,1 ret ion. The absentee ^'"h f comfortable lead ove, by calling or writing ' e"' ? . ? c I he vice president, who New Hampshire primary, to :ing mailed in for the ,crs at an airP?rl news co , March 5, Belangia 1 iat folls ca" be m.slead.n, days belore New Hampshire mocrats must attend thc "10st resPccted pollsters person. No absentee mc down and almost out" Bush was greeted by I deadline has already campaign chairman, forrr 5 primary, Belangia gasman TAommV Hartnett. iay register up until as formcr An/ona Sen' Bar i Democratic caucus. waterTIME IS RUNNIN( proaching for the Outstanding Senior; r? Ik A L_J AAAKO Ori/*J A ll/A K/J A O A jiiuicu a i u ic i luiiuio auu nvvaiuo D YOU BE AN OUTSTANDING SENIOR lembers of the graduating class who h SERNON SYDNEY SULLIVAN AWARD ig male and female member of the s YOU CAN'T BE CONSIDERED )U DON'T FILL OUT AN APPLICATION jssell House, Student Government, or E FOR ALL APPLICATH MARCH 4, 1988 AT \in4 Physical Education My first rime tutoring was .1 nii?lu ;> remember. My student was somehint; ealled Hone Crusher Reed, a.k.a. >illv Jo, defensive tackle for the football team. I had the shock of niv life when ie answered his dorm room door. Ic was about six foot seven...in I i:i meter And when Ik* Omoli nu' * land, I thought IU never get it hack. So there I w as, face-to-knee with he big man on campus, wondering low I was going to relate American I .iterat lire to The I hilk. # But then he pulled out a can of Orange Cappuccino. I was shocked! Clou Id it he that this tough jock k liked its delicate taste? And when Bone Crusher brought our the hone 'hina, I w as bevond belief Reading the expression on mv ace, he said,"What can 1 sav? 1 like it. (lie Cafe Franca is is pretty good, 00" YVcll, whos going to argue, I bought. As w e sipped our Orange Cappuccino, I discovered that Hill\' Jo oves reading novels; Ins onlv problem vas poetrv. So I gave him tips on cadmg F.milv Dickinson, and he ?avc me a copv of Ann Beat ties "Falling in Place " All I could think was, Dads never ;<>ing to believe t his! yij>pgpfiisiP^ General Foods' International Coffees. Share the feeling. i $ stump in S.C. irimary, caucus IfjJ Gold water said, "1 have a great affection for South Carolina," no ti.w, ?,? i.;<- r;-,.. mHHHBHI 1>ai& i?i c* v nv. vtv/ii aii3 iiisi here and that it was the state delega????tion that put him over the top in his question tor the Republican nomination in 1964. Vith the "1 did pretty good in the South South when 1 ran, and if some of it can rub can pri- off on George, fine," he said, of the Bush spent about 40 minutes everish. shaking hands during a shift change i was in at the Charleston Naval Shipyard I visit in and then spoke at an early-evening el low- rally in a courtyard outside the ho has student center at the College of ugh the Charleston. lined to About 600 people attended the a again event and bluc-and-white Bush signs were plastered along the ruddy brick y GOP of the three-story building. s before One student held up a sign for Fuesday Busch beer and the candidate saw state's him, smiled and gave a thumbs up discs a sign. ur days Bush's speech stressed the adminocratic nistration record in rebuilding the ignoring nation's defenses, and he noted that the presidential job description is nd U.S. "commander and chief." planned "A president must never bargain lie and from a position of weakness, and I never will," the candidate said. "The continue interests of the world . . . are best Carolina, served by spreading freedom and iow him democracy." r Kansas Bush said, "I'm proud we kept won the Fidel Castro out of Grenada" and Id repor- recalled that the medical school nference students evacuated from the island in %. "Two 1983 "came here to Charleston, some of S.C., and kneeled on the ground and showed Kissed (he tree soil of the United States of America. lis state "The president of the United icr con- States has a responsibility to act to , as well free lives overseas, and 1 would do ry Gold- that if I were president of the United States," he added. j OUT!!! I and Algernon Sydney Sullivan remony, to be held April 21. 7 ave made a large contribution enior class in terms of their ! the Russell House Information ONS IS //Jtf&jfy 5 PM. ((^| GfNfRAl ! fOOOS j 4 l(>HH < cucr?il l~<x>dt ( orp