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Arts, Theatre, Music Mortar Board will be sponsoring an open house at the Koger Arts Center Saturday from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. All students are invited to attend. Open house is free and refreshments will be served. Health, Fitness The 2nd Annual AIDS Conference for USC students is today in the Russell House from 9:30 a.m. to 4:15 p.m^Many informative sessions will Iad KdM onrl rtiirlantr ova an/^oiiro to nttoorl ut uv~iva, aiivu siuuwiiid ait tutuuiagtu iw aiiwiiu between classes. Brochures are available in Student Affairs or the Student Health Center. The conference is sponsored by Open Door Health and Wellness Programs and Golden Key National Honor Society. Meetings The Viewfinders Photography Club will meet Tuesday at 8:30 in Russell House, Room 304 to elect officers. Refreshments will be served. The USC Jaycees will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in Russell House, Room 332. Any students or staff interested in joining should attend. The f}olden Key Nat )pen Door Heai A1?c RUSS 9;30 (You may atteni A seParate sexual ^ I"/ * AIDS in the black ^ ta^ by someone * "Pillow Talk" . ff FREE For Brochures availal ^ If I HH Affairs or the MB???B THE CONTIH HUH OF "BEST PICTUI THE NATIOIS "BEST MOVII Roger Et "ONE OF THE Y Richard Schickel?TIME Vine Peter Travers ? PEOPLE MA( Joel Siegel?GOOD MORNIN Pat Collins?WWOR-T Susan Granger?WMCA-Af 6ENE HACKMAN Q MISS sun i i FREDERICK ZOl GENE HACKMAN WILLEM DAFOE "MISSISSIPPI Bl Production Designers PHILIP HARRISON GEOFFREY KIRf R RESTRICTED >525' SftCTR*?coflClC, PR UNDER 17 REQUIRES ACCOMPANYING nBT*?T'??l I rOOULj tl* III PARENT OR ADULT GUAROIAN [(g) TT]l^w~; Pr,nts Oy DeLy.fi NOW PLAYING ATI tateboo Jaycees promote leadership training through community service. For more information, call Lee Burton, 787-0228. The Irish Children's Summer Program will be sponsoring an information night Monday at 7:30 p.m. at St. John's Episcopal Church in Shandon. The program sponsors children from Northern Ireland to spend six weeks in Columbia during the summer. For more information, call Barbara Ryan, 782-1780. USC's Institute of International Studies is sponsoring a Brown Bag Lunch Series. On Monday, Prof. Robert Wirsing will present "Current Conditions in Pakistan." The session is from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. in Gambrell Hall, Room 428. Feel free to bring your lunch. The Departments of Student Development and Educational Services, Resident Student Development and Off Campus Student Services is sponsoring The "Best Bet" Personal Development Series workshops. The workshops address potential risks faced by Carolina students. Monday's workshop is "Marijuana and Cocaine -Facts and Fantasies" at 4 p.m. in Russell House, Room 306. Call 777-4333 for reservations. Etc. Actress Cicely Tyson will give a free lecture :ional Honor Society And ^ Ith & Wellness Programs h\| > Present: (u-TV 1 ANNUAL MJIL INFERENCE KJp STUDENTS J// J* >ELL HOUSE am - 4:15pm ~ d any or all of the sessions.) uff f SRAM INCLUDES: % ity session for men and women : community > e with AIDS /T About today's choices and more../7y!j Students (Lunch $3) ILJr^ ble in the Office of Student : Student Health Center e information call "V 77-7618 MOST )VERSIAI THE YEA IEOFIHEYEAI IAL BOARD OF REVIEW EOF THE YEAR >ert, SISKEL & EBERT EAR'S TEN BEST! entCanby-THE NEW YORK TIMES SAZINE Mike Clark ? USA TODAY IG AMERICA Jeff Lyons- WPIX-TV V Stewart Klein ?WNYW-TV iA Radio Gary Franklin?KABC-TV WILL DAFO LAN PARKER Film 1SSIPPI;P1 ININGiil LO Nuiin ^ ALAN PARKER H? IRNING"oipi ms ti TREVOR JONES im GERALD HAMBLINC [LAND MM** PETER HZIOIl ui w>n CHRIS GEROLN EDERICK ZOLLO ROBERT E COLESBERRY mmALAN READ THE SIGNET PAPERBACK t ?io?Kua cowaw *??,?,?An oxoFicu HEATRES EVERYWHERE. _______ I __ k 1 Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Russell House Ballroom. She will discuss the history and accomplishments of black Americans, particularly in the entertainment business. Her visit is part of USC's observance of Black History Month. Dr. K. Patricia Cross will give the keynote address at the annual meeting of the South Carolina Association of Colleges and Universities, Friday in USC's Gambrell Hall at 3 p.m. Her talk leaching tor the 21st Century, is free and open to the public. The all-campus "What's Happening" calendar needs information for the March issue. Submit meetings and events with times,dates and locations to Terri Marshall, Campus Activities Center, Box 85128. The deadline is Friday, Feb. 3. Datebook Policy Publication is free, but not guaranteed. Send your announcements to: Jan Phillips, Drawer A, Russell House, USC, Columbia, SC 29225 or drop by The Gamecock office by noon at least two days before the announcement is to run or by noon Friday for Monday's paper. No announcements will be taken over the phone. I ? CON8tl \ ! I 8:C I **KOGE h usc 1 Tickets 01 p On K .Ta "" The 1 ? and J j Previously p 6) Has | T *? Please join us for the very just for you! per i,U? 'pARKER Th. Bring yhour fr This open house The Open House is (90 Interested in a challenging, rewarding & responsible career in retail management? (AO Peebles Department Stores. Executive Trainee Positions Starting Salary: $17,500 - $19,000 (based on experience) Employee Discounts on Purchases Paid Life Insurance paid Hospitalization and Dental insurance Paid Vacations flt Holidays Career Advancement Potential Retirement Benefits Peebles Department Stores can offer you Like all good things, we are not for these and more. A growing company with everyone. 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Dir., Human Resources For The Date One Peebles Street nrjtj R~ South Hill, VA 23970-5001 reeDles wl" Interviewing On Campus Peebles An Equal Opportunity Employer - M/F/H/V CAROLINA PROGRAM UNION Cultural Arts Committee presents 3" ft COLORED GIRLS jl WHO HAVE jr,HSlilUHJt WH-fcJN jfojx THE fLAWbOU) V?i IS ENUF I \l 10 PM Wed., Feb. 1,1989 \\ :r center for the arts** \ \ Stud, w/i.d. $5 Public $10 ft i sale at the Coliseum Box Office /1 A " ' 1 s afiirflav a nuary 28 ioger CenterJu dortar Board Present: Scheduled For Early Afternoon Been Rescheduled for ] - 5:00 PM ituring Special Guests, ior Prizes, and More! first public tour of the Koger Center, designed There will be over 75 students forming in every corner! iends and COME AS YOU ARE! is especially for you so don't miss it! Free and Refreshments will be served