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*z JULIE BOUCHILLON/The Gamecoi You re welcome Charlita Earle, psychology junior, and Rita Theodore, business administri tion senior, picked up Campus Welcome Packs Tuesday in front of Russe House. The area around Russell House has been teeming with groups offei ing various wares and services to returning students. Garnet & B1 USC's Student Y seeking staff members to work c Interested students should attend tl Tuesday, Everyone^ Welcor c^~f~L 'hexnajkLwe. cz^-f^aLtfi 'jSs.luLc.E.fi We offer a new concept on feminine health care With 17 years experience in OB-GYN care and ho at Baptist Medical Center in order to offer a con A professional and compassionate staff ensuring beautiful "new" office. 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WE CARE ENOUGH TO BE THE Call 24 Hours for more informs 1-800-533-7170 191 Friarsgate Blvd. Irmo, S( 781-7815 ^()fficcM)^Campu^ I Intramural Sports I 1988-89 Opening S ^ Flag Football Men's, Women's and Co-rec L< Entires Open: Monday, , jf | Entires Close: Thursday, w Play Begins: Sunday, Se I Tennis Singles/Team Tennis Single Elimination Tournaments Entires Open: Monday, August 29 Entires Close: Thursday, September 1 Outdoor Soccer Men's Women's and Co-rec L Entires Open: Friday, S ^ Entires Close: Thursday, * Play Begins: Sunday, S( Carolina Softball Classic Co-rec Softball Tournament Entires Open: Friday, September 2 Entires Close: Thursday , September! Flay Fegins: Sunday, September ii For More Information Come At The Blatt P.E. Center, R IHahn joins becomes pc By the Associated Press I# PHOF.MIX. Ariz ? A radio eta !! tion manager said his station's hiring of Jessica Hahn as an on-air personality was more than a publicity stunt. Hahn, whose sexual encounter with Jim Bakker led to the PTL evangelist's downfall, has signed a 30-day contract starting Monday with station KOY-FM. "We feel that Jessica has the potential to develop into a strong radio personality," Jay Stevens, the * station's operations manager, said Wednesday. "That, coupled with her t desire . . . convinced us." U He and Hahn, who appeared in a white leather miniskirt, KOY shirt and high heels, spent most of a 30-minute news conference trying to ack earbook >n the Yearbook re first staff meeting Russell House Room 327 No Experience ne Necessary & atmosphere spital and surgery priviledges nplete health care setting. I private personal care in a iftmnl ,jiy. wa yJt y ** ning appt. available ral assistance if necessary IRE FOR YOU ition & help : 29063 Recreation I Program I schedule I ?agues available # % August 29 September 1 ptember 11 Vt eagues available eptember 2 , September 8 eptember 11 By Our Office I m. 102 Or Call I ? Phoenix's Ki irt of ' Y-Mor convince reporters that the station ra was serious about developing her into di a fifth member of its morning show. Rj The 29-year-old former church 10 secretary did a test run on KOY's tic "Y-Morning Zoo" show Aug. 18, and listener reaction was "over- ar whelmingly positive," Stevens said. m Hahn was modest about her B qualifications, though. d< "I'm not a professional. I know I th need to learn a lot and polish up," she acknowledged. Nevertheless, she said she had been interested in being fo on radio for years and felt at home ot .1 T/AT7 f->i wun \u i. Stevens said Hahn's contract includes promotional appearances but de insisted the station, which has played F* elaborate pranks in its search for trj publicity, was not trying to raise its ad ? It TBBHPiwIt \ I iQ^PciaPtgtnq inQimqi/pV ) OPEN: VyDestgneA ond^tHfoqp v Tues.-Thur. 7 10:30-5:00 f Fri. - 10:30-7:00 9 Sat. - 10:30-6:00 254-442I 1 For Men & V ( Antique&C< ? Costume Re ["blond j WANT I I (wi with 6 Years E; | Fori I SELL THE B (Also Paul Mitche I I Student At The NORTH CAROLINA WESTERN CAROLINA EAST CAROLINA GEORGIA APPALACHIAN STATE FLORIDA STATE NAVY Tickets remaining wi Northeast side of Willia 1. Each organization repn Government Office betwee Saturday game. 2.Individuals who wish to b may go to the Student Gov Their I.D. cards will be verify Students should pick Carolina Student Foot! Desk, Second Floor, F mation you need to gi Handicapped or Dh ating Analysis System showing OY-FM sixth of 20 Phoenix sta- Jl 3ns in listener ship. The contract has a renewal .option, id Stevens said, "We both hope to 3?ai||pK^ ake this a long-term agreement." J ut neither he nor Hahn would say IP ^finitely that she planned to be with wH^MM le station by October. Nude photographs of Hahn H llowing breast-enlargement and her cosmetic surgery appear in 1ayboy magazine's latest issue. Stevens refused to discuss salary stails, but Playboy spokesman Bill irley of Los Angeles said the con- 8SB act included housing and "very lequate" compensation. x valunteers*^ 718 Santee Avenue j , , i Five Points <f Help us help you. 5 5 pi Vomen X A . . ? , , a Amencan Red Cross DStume Jewelry y s.c. Regional p{gl|? X Blood Services Office of Volunteers 256-2301 "blond" blond"! T NOW? !of course you do! | Hilites were 29-39 $ NOW 25% OFF | th this coupon until Sept. 30) James S.Bryan 782-2138 irn nrorlnotci nf ifonnoth Qkuloro r\|Ji Ul QUUQIC Ul IICIIIIGIII UIIUICIO mally of Larry Marshalls EST OF: Sebastion, Redkin, Goldwelljressa II, Scrunch Spray, Gamma Quotient, and Bain Douceur). " " :'\/< v' i J-iO I Tickets Will Be Distributed I Russell House As Follows: Mori., Tues., Wed., Aug. 29, 30, 31 9AM - 4PM Tues., Wed., Thurs. Sept. 6, 7, 8 9AM - 4PM Mon., Tues., Wed. Sept. 12, 13, 14 9AM - 4PM Mon., Tues., Wed., Sept. 19, 20, 21 9AM - 4PM Mon., Tues., Wed., Sept. 26, 27, 28 9AM - 4PM Mon., Tues., Wed., Oct. 31, Nov. 1, 2 9AM - 4PM Wed., Thurs., Fri., Nov. 9, 10, 11 9AM - 4PM ill be available at the student ticket window, ms Brice Stadium, on game day until half time. BLOCK SEATING esentative should bring the I.D. cards to the Student in 8PM - 10PM the preceeding Sunday night before the lock seat but did not turn their I.D. cards in on Sunday ernment Office on Monday Morning from 9AM - 12PM. ed and their name added to their designated organization. up a copy of the 1988 University of South Dall Ticket Information Book, at the Information lussell House. This book contains all the infore+i irlont fAA^hall tirl/olc CI yuui OLUUCI II I WIUUII IIVINUIU. tabled Students Can Get Assistance By Calling 777-6744