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ID Continued from pagi If a recently proposed bill in the General Assembly is passed, students could lose their licenses for 30 days on the first offense and 60 days on the second offense. Three types of fake IDs are frequently used by minors, Tucker said. The most common form, an altered driver's license, is made by removing the lamination and changing the date of birth with a typewriter that has nrint etmilar f A thp nrint K itiunuaya, vvcunca 7?i In Hamilton College, 1 Garage. These Classes i $99 F OnN " mrm Los Angeles $99 roundtrip in i in n in /if. ujicago $99 roundtrip A only for A If you want to Express? Card. Because now y privileges on Nort students who car Travel privilege ^ Tiw$9l NORTHWEST the[r AIRLINES w? LOOK TO US Onl month Special Quarterly throughout19895,000 bonus mil free travel prograi you a free roundti in the contiguous *Fare is for roundtrip travel o Bmade after purchase. Seats; cities to which Northwest dc SERVICES Certain blackout dates and i An American Express company mail. ? 1989 American Exj pi 1111 J1111UU1 IV/ HIV pi Hit UI1 LIIC driver's license. Another way minors try to appear 21 years old is by borrowing or buyBill Continued from pc Sarah Martin, a bartender at Yesterday's, said she finds most people's responses to the bill humorous. "My boss said we have to check IDs strictly because the bar will be fined if there are underage drinkers, and he wants them out. But now that there's a bill that could very well keep minors away, there's a sudden panic that business will die," Martin said. I THAT SPRING The Office Of Campus Recrea MnnfJnifO \Afnrlnno ? 1 ing the license of a person who looks i like them. i Minors sometimes borrow a credit ; card or birth certificate, go to the highway department and have a pic- 1 ture put on a 21-year-old's driver's < license. The highway department tries to keep this from happening by keeping pictures on file. If someone claims to have lost a driver's license, the picture will clarify that person's identity before a renewal is issued, i Tucker said. 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Captain John Tucker of the \lcohol Beverage Control Commisiion reported almost 300 arrests elated to fake IDs in Columbia last fear, and that number was presumed o be less than half the number of ninors using fake IDs. i 50% OFF Through March 31, 1989 LL CONTACT LENSES daily or extended wear and ALL FRAMES vith prescription lens purchase I r Street 2568 Kinard Street C 29201 Newberry, SC 29108 9074 (803) 321-0181 chase. Good with no other discount fo-iio ares ines. ver ndtrip ni idtrip mbers. )nal :t from i: you np stn lines enow MEX. ssit ndable and no itinerary changes may be ion date and may not be available between Chicago ($5.00) and Florida cities ($2.00). tomatically receive two $99 vouchers in the Ror Continued from j longer have a license," Epps said. Under new management, C.P.'s will no longer contain a college atmosphere. Epps said he is promoting C.P.'s as a private, all-gay bar. Epps said he is not worried about underaged drinking in his bar because he is turning the upstairs portion of C.P.'s into a nonalcoholic nightclub for 18 to 20-yearolds. "I gave them a place. It's the only thing I could think to do," Epps saia. Minors attending the upstairs disco will be required to pay a small cover charge that will include a gameroom. $ EARN Serologicals, Inc. is in B, and AB. Earn up to three hours per week more information. Serologicals m ' * ; WCJSC-F m DO CHK Of EXCUSES DO BIOQ OFF CAMPUS 5 GET SET FOR TH1 TIME OF Y APPLY NOW' APPLICATIONS i OFF CAMPUS STI APPLICATION DEA CONTACT OFF CAMPU 1215 BLOSSOM ST FOR FURTHER Currently, Off Campus S the Columbia Area Reside gram for the 1988-1989 student member of the 0 number of fellow students report to the coordinator Services and to the Off Graduate Assistants. Col sistants duties involve the sibility: advising, counse agement and programming. CARAs live off the greater Columbia area or ii their selection, the 1989pate in a spring training s and pre-registration sessio in the fall that Resident A: residence halls go through. Currently, nominations fo ing solicited from staff m of Student Affairs. Howevi applying to become a Co sistant for next year, simpl Student Office. Application be available beginning Ma like a challenge, and feel off campus population, pi Campus Student Services program is an excellent v important new leadership oage 1 pool tables, a dance floor and nonalcoholic drinks, all free of charge. The upstairs disco contains a view from a balcony to the downstairs bar, but it will be physically impossible for minors to enter the bar. Although the ABC's charges against C.P.'s might not affect the new management, Epps said he would be glad to work with ABC agents checking IDs at either one of C.P.'s nightclubs. "I just want everybody to have a lot of fun and be safe," Epps said. 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After 1990 CARAs will particiession, summer orientation ns, and the same training ssistants in the on campus ir CARA positions are belembers in USC's Division 3r, if you are interested in lumbia Area Resident Asy drop by the Off Campus s for CARA positions will mli 1 O 1 QQQ C n if wnn IUI I J, I OUJ. ou II yuu you can help Carolina's ck up an application. Off needs you, and the CARA k/ay to get involved in an program here at USC.