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Salvador trying to reconstruct it from scratch. Then, in 1986,' a massive earthquake rocked the university, damaging every building on campus. Students organized volunteer construction brigades, but even now UES's infrastructure is unrepaired. Today, many classes are held in temporary bungalows. Not surprisingly, life at UES has made manv students radical. SUMME] LONDON, MIDDLESEX Earn Credit for Course dial 777Visit Room 206 ol VALUNTEERS^^' Help Us Help You. + American Red Cross S.C. Regional Blood Services Office of Volunteers 256-2301 VOLU DEA1 ATTE Gi Indi Sti Fa S FRIDAY, Mi is the last day to register y 1989 Voluntary Serv The five awar Largest Chai Most Volunteer Most Volunte Greatest Number ( Most Creative ( Registration Forms are availabl WINNERS WILL BE ANNOUNC1 Reception sponsored by Car (Gffinnmn ^ The 1989 Ancho iN SfiauTTrm T f CW- i-L f?v J. LJ.U 1 l to1 e^Thankyou for yc Eyes Contest Winro ^ Legs Contest Winner ATQ B@n AY KX i ITKO XAE XX XOE r^fiCROsTF^Ml I 3 DAYS ONLY!! fe COCONUT CRU "Lots" of rich c |2 with just a little 1 |# little pineapple walnuts and toppe |2 cream & a plump I# LIMIT 1 - COUPON I [% OPEN UNTIL Continued from page 1 Medical and law students, for example, have formed volunteer associations that have their members suturing wounds, defending union members and risking their lives. "Life expectancy is short for peo *!/* .?rU/\ : 1 1 1 1 jjic wiiu gci nivoivcu in sociauy responsible professions in this country," said one law student. "But these people are falsely accused, and they have a right to be defended." On Jan. 12, a meeting was held to I SCHOOL ' ENGLAND at POLYTECHNIC work and/or Internships. 6142 or f the Russell House ^ a? NO SERVI PASSP0R1 FREE TIC GROUP DI COMPLETE TR JACKETS CAPS "Anything Texti 79: Got a news tip NTEER )LINE NTION: roups viduals idents I*.. ICUIIJ Jtaff \RCH 31,1989 our volunteer efforts for the ice Awards Reception. d categories are: -itable Donation Hours-Individual er Hours-Group )f Charitable Projects "haritable Project !e in tlie Campus Activities Center. ED ON TUESDAY, APRIL 11,1989. olina Cares & General Motors Wi congratulates r Splash Winner ^ iur participation! r f*a i * k ? t? Til \ AK er Dcia iucw i - Sigma Phi Epsilon \XA OKE ITKA TKE ZBT X? 5SSSSSSSSSSSSSS55*SSSSSSSSjB( ISC HORSESHOE llVjAltrvI Delicious! | ISER SUNDfiElJ; oconut ice cream chocolate syrup, a # | topping, a few #| d off with whipped $ cherry. limit one EXPIRES 4/1/89 149 $ 10:00 PM! ^ I O * organize a protest march against the continuing military presence around the campus. "A regime in its dying agony makes use of all the forces left to it," said the vice president of the General Students Association. "The military cordon is psychological warfare against the university. It is an unacceptable interruption of our studies. It i r t/~v ota tVia uniiraraittT 11 la 1111W11\UV^V4 IU J^Uiait L1 lv UlllVC13Ily, to prevent student mobilization." IR ? R ? "Hi! I'm Terrence Mani; Campus Manager here at you how AT&T can help bills. I can also answer questions. The best time 9:30am and 11:30am, b 777-8614." vel Servic 256-0547 CE CHARGE rPHOTOS KET DELIVERY SCOUNTS INTERNATION. AVEL SERVICE h i M M Gb< l?" # 1-5638 i? Call The Gamec "Immedi; : $20 With T New donors or any don in 30 days can earn $21 J appointment necessary, but : k-.t-i 1sLe==^ a Columbia PI 1916 Ta> 256-6683 c ? "Automated Plasma Ce '20........ Take advantage of H&R Program. For a small fee, analyze your taxes and he refund. Get the refund service. 1720 Broad River Rd. River Center 772-4022 1505 Charleston Hwy, Granby Village 796-1400 1001 Harden St. In Ton's 0' Toys 799-2803 1735 Decker Blvd. Decker Plaza 787-8682 In Ton's 0' Toys 1001 Harden Also in most m during regula MasterCard, VISA, S.G. Continued frc which is an S.G. effort to have students call or visit their state senator to protest any rise in tuition, Ramsdale said. Out-of-state students concerned about tuition will be directed to the chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, Ramsdale said. Information will be available about the plan to install call boxes around campus and light-ways maps that show the safest and best-lit walk R - Ring gault your AT&T Student ; USC. I would like to tell lower your long distance any of your long distance ! to reach me is between ut you can call anytime CD 119 e, Ltd. p international Agenl W&0 Nelwork < inni 3 BLOCKS FROM USC NEXT TO CLAUSSENS INN AL/DOMESTIC BT-102 wH/vg^'mrm Come By Our Ne 136 State Street, V ...just across Gervais St. Bri :ock at 777-7726 ? $20 ite Cash" his Coupon. S lors that haven't donated f 3.00 on first donation. 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"I think it will be worthwhile because it will be a good way for us /a EVERYTHING (INCLUDING NEW S ALL DENIMS ALL PANTS ALL JEANS ALL L/S SHIRTS ALL SIS SHIRTS ALL KNITS UPTOWN COLUMBIA (ASSEMBLY AT LADY) > F w Location Ifast Columbia idg?, 5 min. from CISC {USC T>ANi t "THE SOUTHE { TRYO \ 5 Mandatory Meeting { Tryout Workshop Ap { Tryouts Each sessioi in the Booker Gym on ; FOR MORE IN] 2 CALL: I GAMECOCI J Pay f26, 5 The * $3.00 Each Til * i m 5 ? ; "mm M TANNING SALON -+C THE 2005 BUILDING jc IN EAR RICHLAND MALL) * SUITE 6 * 2005 BELTUNE BLVD. M. to meet the people we recently elected into office," journalism freshman Randall Snelson said. The expenditures for the event went to the printing of invitations that were sent to all students residing on campus and to the refreshments that will be served during the event, Ramsdale said. "I hope it will be successful," Ramsdale said. "We have done everything we can possibly do, and now it is up to the students." 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