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i |E L_ Art, Music and Theatre 0 The Moja Arts Festival, featuring the Colonial Williamsburg African-American Interpretation Group, will be held at 7:30 p.m. tonight in the Henry Ponder Fine Arts Center at Benedict College and from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday in the Capstone Conference Room. For reservations, call 737-4939. "Animal Farm" will be presented from through October 9*at 8 p.m. on weekdays and Saturdays and at 3 p.m. Sundays at Lonestreef Theatre. Tickets are $4 for students, $7 for USC faculty, and $8 for the public. CPU Contemporary Sounds committee will present the Godfathers, Living Colour, and the Sugarcubes as part of the MTV New Music Tour at 7 p.m. October 19 in the Russell House Ballroom. MTV will be videotaping the concert. Tickets are $3 for students and $5 for the public and will be on sale one week before the concert and at the door. CPU Cultural Arts committee will present Greater Tuna October 20 in the Carolina Coliseum. Tickets go on sale Thursday in Russell House Room 209. Prices are $4 for USC students S\ $8 for the public. ' / Health & A group is forming for women with bulimia. For more information, call 777-4864 and leave a " ooooooc The Gamecock ? THE GAMECOCK is the student news- 0 paper of the University of South Carolina O and is published three times a week on ? Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays during Q the fall and spring semesters and weekly Q on Wednesdays during both summer ses- Q sions, with the exception of university Q holidays and examination periods. X Opinions expressed in THE GAME- x COCK are those of the editors and not X those of the University of South Carolina. * The Board of Student Publications and ? Communications is the publisher of THE O GAMECOCK. The Student Media Depart- 0 ment is the parent organization of THE ? GAMECOCK. 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OTH THE GAMECOCK is a licensed student Q organization of the University of South 5 ACA Carolina and receives funding from stu- q dent activity fees. x OOOOOOG ItelarcI Discover the ( nam Tl COMF H|f|^ THE "IMNG" WmiOUT WORDS Xlaazel/Berlin Philharmonic This unique 70-minute tone poem blends orchestral highlights from Wagner's glorious "King" cycle. / rt:: Attr 9 aisrawtl SPSS THE SOW I oca/ <?r Instrumental Tracks I 'onShale Amixof electronic pop, jazz fusion and New Rodgers & Age rock, captured in one HOT audiophile features ai experience! completed ItelarcI I MM ML Record Bar: Tracks: Five Points i Eateboo name and number for Dina. Meetings Pi Sigma Alpha, the political science honor society, will hold an informal drop-in from 9 to 11 a.m. today in Gambrell Hall Room 304. All members and interested people are invited. The Institute of International Studies will present Dr. Richard Walker, former U.S. Ambassador to South Korea, will speak on "Current Conditions in South Korea" at 12:30 p.m. Monday in Gambrell Room 428. The Viewfinders Professional Photography Club will meet at 8:30 p.m. in Russell House Room 304. The Columbia Audubon Society will meet at >GOGOOOOOOOOOGOOGGOOOOOOG< PRIORITY RESEF FOR JANUARY THRU Al RUSSELL HOUS LOTTERY October 11, 1988 - 9:00 AM fc October 11, 1988 - 10:00 AM for Russell House ? Dot Raymon DITIONAL EVENTS (See list on page 50 in the Cs lOLINA PROGRAM UNION HSTERED STUDENT ORGANIZATIOI (See above times for the lottery < IER DEMIC CLASSROOM SPACE (No classroom space will be reserve OOOOGGOOGOGGOOOOOOOOOOOOC Greatest Name in Dij ELAR< ?CTD 122 ,/ ' TP^'I ntttM-fUi/f H 1 - A* & HHl w OOF MUSK kioiari/CiitrimiatiPoffsOtrJi. Hammerstein's musical n all-star cast in this first ligital recording. Dutch Square Mall, Columbia ^\rea (at the old Zesto's locati k] 1 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Sesqui Centennial Park. A nature walk will begin at 6:30 in the park. For information or reservations, call 777-5910. The Flying Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in Blatt P.E. Center Room 110. Etc. 1 i Applications for Who's Who in American ( Colleges and Universities are due at 5 p.m. today in the Office for Student Affairs. Applications are available in the Office for Student Affairs, I Russell House Information Desk, and the Student | Government Office. The Columbia Parks and Recreation Department will sponsor a "Churches and Graveyards" historical ride from 2 to 4 p.m. beginning at Arsenal Hill Park, 1800 Lincoln Street. A $2 registration fee is due at the tour. Spring advisement begins October 28. Contact your Dean's Office for information. 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New donors or any donors that haven't donated ^ in 30 days can earn $20.00 on first donation. No ? appointment necessary, but processing is faster with one. Columbia Plasma Center # 1916 Tayor Street + AA Ar OU.AAfti UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF STATE UNITED STATES INFORMATION AGENCY UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE OFFER A FOREIGN SERVICE CAREER Representing the United States abroad as a Foreign Service Officer The Initial Step: The Annual Foreign Service Written Examination December 3,1988 Deadline for receipt of application: October 14,1988 You may obtain an application by calling (703) 875-7108 (24 hour line) or by writing: U.S. Department of State Recruitment Division (CN) P.O. Box 9317 Rosslyn Station Arlington, VA 22209 or at you Career Planning and Placement Office Eligibility Requirements: To be eligible to take the Foreign Service Written Examination, applicants must be: At least 20 years old on the date of the examination Citizens of the United States Available for WORLDWIDE ASSIGNMENT, including Washington, D.C. An Equal Opportunity Employer p 1 Frank E. Barron Ill's Report of Barron's campaign literature: comments in an interview: "He attended the Citadel and "Barron graduated from graduated from the University The Citadel." ofS.C." OR, the Official OR, the Director of Corporate Representative for The Relations at The University of Citadel: South Carolina: "He is not a Citadel "We do not show anywhere in graduate and received no our records that he ever receiv- degree from this ed a degree." institution." In 1986, Frank E. Barron III offered a bribe to Alvin Portee Jr. - to pay the filing fee if Mr. Portee would run against James Anders for Solicitor. Alvin Portee i i? J declined. The Columbia Record reported that in a news conference, Barron said, "He feels I obligated to inform the public that Anders is a 'pathological liar' and the I most corrupt, crooked person I've ever known in public office" If your Mama had 21 judgements brought against her, tell me, would you vote for her, for any public elected office? Well, Coroner Frank E. Barron III the Republican incumbent has 21 counts from 1977-83, one of them is his own wife Susan R. Barron. Besides the 21 Court Judgements, I've ran into citizens on the street who the Coroner, Republican owes right now. VOTE FOR HONESTY AND INTEGRITY ON NOVEMBER 8. Elect Alvin Portee Jr., Democrat for Richland County Coroner. YES, Alvin, I agree that Richland County is long overdue for a Real Medical Examiner System (S.C. State Law 1976, 17-5-220) instead of the ancient Coroner System! Name Address Contribution IU$10 D$20 D$35 D$50 Other Make check payable to: Alvin Portee Jr. for Richland County Coroner, 817 Chester Street, Columbia, SC 29201; (803) 256-1945. Paid for by Alvin Portee Jr.