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M Wt |&y y&^k^ '4 y ^ '. SB i? ^ By TOMMY JOYNER He called himself "The Divine Dali" Assistant features editor and made comments such as, "The In Figueras, Spain, at 10:15 a.m. difference between other surrealists Monday, one of the greatest long- painters and myself is that I am a surhaired fellows ever to live arrested ? realist." The divine one was even cardiacally speaking. No more will kicked out of art school in 1926 for Salvador Dali's great, demented his arrogance, mind pull drawers out of women's Dali will be missed, although those torsos, support a melting chin with a who now possess his work will soon crutch or melt a watch over a tree. find its value shooting through the The man who once said "I do not roof. It has been said that the true use drugs; I am drugs," had a history worth of an artist is revealed after he of heart problems and had also been dies. For a nominal fee, fans of the confined to a wheelchair since 1984. famed surrealist can view many of his Dali was noted throughout his life works that are permanently on for his flamboyance and massive ego. display in St. Petersburg, Fla. The Last Supper 1955 Oil on canvas hi i 1/ k f j IJiixiU Uv tU ': l yr- I iSP Food & Photos After you have lunch at Carolina Mall get your picture taken for the 1988-89 Yearbook. This Week Only < ? 1 David Hofman retired member of THE UNIVERSAL HOUSE OF JUSTICE will be speaking on "THE REALIZATION OF THE AMERICAN DREAM" Thursday, Jan. 26, 1989 8:00 pm Rm 305 Russell House Refreshments will be served Sponsored by Bahai Club 1(I09 ?DOES YOUR ADOLESCENT LOOK LIKE THIS? Outpatient treatment for depressed or suicidal adolescents 12-17 years old is available from a federally funded National Institute of Mental Health research program. Patients are seen in the evening by a medical team headed by a national expert in the field, Barbara Geller, M.D. Complaints in these youngsters include sadness, boredom, withdrawal, low self-esteem, narrnrmonoa onrl arhoc and nainc Ill CUI ICSd, |JUUI 3UIIWI pui IUI IIIUIIV/IP, UMU uumuu unu Services are free and include confidential consultation, medical examinations and treatment. It is located at the University of South Carolina School of Medicine - William S. Hall Psychiatric Institute at 1800 Colonial Drive, Columbia, and is open to everyone in the state. Anyone interested can call Dr. Geller at 734-7175. This is a phone line exclusively for the project and has an answering machine making it available on a 24-hour basis. ? UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Veil, goodbye, Dali Oil on cloth 1 FulfEneify'Diet 1 0 A new approach to weight X v ES2DV 'oss wor^s w'th >our Jj ? body to help keep you feeling v[ ft satisfied, healthy and full of 8 | 'H? energy ^ 1 BAILEY'S SHAKLEE NATURALS | | 794-0440 I ^ Call in your order for Easy pick-up at 8 | a 10% Discount. ^orLr'o^G^en^&^ain) Scooooooceoooooso&scccccoocoooosoooscccooososoooc^ On Saturday, January 28 The Roger Center and Mortar Board ^ Present: Jj 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. Featuring Special Guests, Door Prizes, and more! f Please join us for the very first public tour of the Roger Center, designed just for you! There will be over 75 students performing in every corner! Bring your friends and COME AS YOU ARE! This open house is especially for you so don't miss it! The Open House is Free and Refreshments will be served Inaugural Gaoseflesh 1928 Oil on canvas $20 $20 J "Immediate Cash" $20 With This Coupon-J g New donors or any donors that haven't donated in 30 days can earn $20.00 on first donation. No g appointment necessary, but processing is faster with one. % 0 Columbia Plasma Canter 9 1916 Taylor Street ! 0 256-6683 or 256-6686 J $ 2 0 AUt?mated P/aSma Center ' Faster and Safe' f^^^WIKTSID^W^IEH^siERVICE^8^ Z OB/GYN CERTIFIED PHYSICIAN r) V BIRTH CONTROL Complete physicol V k j BIRTH CONTROL SERVICESI BloodTeL^e ChedT^ & t ggg,?) .a,,er pm usa9e) 5 X PROBLEM PREGNANCY Counseling Abortion Services^ X TREE PREGNANCY TESTING* (f / fiSK fiBOUT THE NEW. 2) X MORE COMFORTABLE, UP TO DATE METHOD 7 y Call 798-9299 or toll free 1-800-922-3 730 ^ ^C^F^u^^Rjver Road^-^Acr^ss jrorr^Ou^et^o ^ WL ? I v^ ^0*000L^^A m