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Arts, Theatre, Music
Don't hide your classic and wild sprin
break snapshots in some old dusty scrapbool<
Enter them in the first "What I Did For Sprin
Break" photo contest. The contest is open to a
USC students and is sponsored by th
Photography Club. The photos will be hung i
the Russell House, and prizes will be awarded t
the best entries. Photos will be collected Tuesda
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Charles, 777-0272 or Andrea, 777-0697.
The Institute of International Studies colk
quium series continues Tuesday with Soedja
moko speaking on "The Evolving Role of Ii
donesia in Southeast Asian Affairs." Gambre
Hall, Room 429, 3:30 p.m. Bring your lunch.
Three jazz groups will give a free conce
Wednesday in Fraser Hall. The groups are tl
USC Techno-Group, the Repertoire Combo an
the Jazz Lab Ensemble. For more informatioi
call John Serry at 777-6565.
The College of Journalism and Mass Con
munications will have its annual Media Week t<
day until Thursday. The week will include gue
speakers such as Lindsey Smith from WIS-TV II
Margaret O'Shea from The State newspaper an
Kath Bellows from Whittle Publications an
many, many more. The banquet will be he!
Thursday in the Capstone campus room at 7:3!
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tickets are $5. Journalism students may be excus?
ed from class to attend events if they ask their
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day at Currell College Auditorium at 4 p.m. All
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The Society of Women Engineers will meet
Tuesday in Sumwalt Room 209 at 7 p.m.
The Association for Computing Machinery
will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in remote 43 of
Leconte. Any interested science and math
students are welcome to attend.
The Free South Africa Alliance will hold a
candlelight vigil Tuesday at 7 p.m. in front of the
USC Educational Foundation and Carolina
Research and Development Foundation building.
Everyone is invited.
Etc.
The Baptist Student Union is sponsoring
Auction '89 to raise money to support the state
summer missions program. The auction will be
held Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Russell House
Ballroom. One item up for sale is exchanging
places with President James Holderman for a
day.
Datebook Policy
Publication is free, but not guaranteed.
Send your announcements to: Jan Phillips,
Drawer A, Russell House, USC, Columbia, S.C.
29225 or drop by The Gamecock office. No announcements
will be taken over the phone.
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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
Currently, Off Campus Student Services is planning
the Columbia Area Resident Assistant or CARA program
far the 1988-1989 school year. A CARA is a
student member of the OCSS staff working with a
number of fellow students living off campus. CARAs
report to the coordinator of Off Campus Students
Services and to the Off Campus Student Services
Graduate Assistants. Columbia Area Resident Assistants
duties involve the following areas of responsibility:
advising, counseling, administration, management
and programming.
CARAs live off the Carolina campus in the
greater Columbia area or in surrounding towns. After
their selection, the 1989-1990 CARAs will participate
in a spring training session, summer orientation
and pre-registration sessions, and the same training
in the fall that Resident Assistants in the on campus
residence halls go through.
r.nrrpntlv nominations for CARA positions are be
ing solicited from staff members in USC's Division
of Student Affairs. However, if you are interested in
applying to become a Columbia Area Resident Assistant
for next year, simply drop by the Off Campus
Student Office. Applications for CARA positions will
be available beginning March 13, 1989. So if you
like a challenge, and feel you can help Carolina's
off campus population, pick up an application. Off
Campus Student Services needs you, and the CARA
program is an excellent way to get involved in an
important new leadership program here at USC.