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Arts, Theatre, Music Ever tell stories? Like fiction? There will be a lecture today at 4 p.m. in Gambrell Hall Room 151. Well-known narratologist Gerald Prince of the University of Pennsylvania will speak: "On Narratology, Past, Present and Future." An evening of acoustic jazz with Pierre Bensusan, Metamora and Turtle Island String Quartet Will UC 11C1U Apill 1Z, ctl O p.111. <Xl U1C IVUgCI \^CI11CI Tickets are $5 for students and $10 for the public Health, Fitness The Columbia Self-Help for Stutterer: Group will meet on the third Tuesday of eacl month at 7 p.m. at 1822 Bull St. New members an welcome. Call 781-6911 after 5 p.m. for mor< Why not mc Nbu're in c onthewayto career. Now, make W both worlds with Air Fo There's no better way to sh leadership skills. No greater o| to launch a future you can bx When you're registering for hi< tion, aim even higher with Air CAPT JIM FULD FLINN HALL, ROOM Leadership Excellence Stai I . L A A I llpP Mk. *Wm UNIVER^ C/ DATE: APRIL o, 4nc. GREEJs RUS T,ME: 9:00 A.I General Motors and GM, "GM Auto Expo". See th community, and ask abou r.uAr iiiiuugn \j lYinv i uiauwia HOW TO WIN: By attending your schoo provided by General Motors and/or GM box. The two $500 winning entry forms v winner need not be present. Good luck! I The Red Cross will be collecting blood at twc locations on Tuesday: Alpha Phi Alpha Blooc Drive from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. and Patterson Hal blood drive from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Meetings Starzone, a science fiction and fantasy far club, will meet April 6 at the Seven Oaks Recrea tion Center in Irmo at 7 p.m. Science fiction anc fantasy literature, movies and TV and games wil be discussed and played. The public is invited, free of charge. For more information, call Geofl Wingard at 794-0324. The next Best Bet Personal Development workshop will be Monday. Fire safety will be held in Russell House Room 306 at 4 p.m. and "What About Alcohol on Campus" will be held in Russell House Room 307 at 5 p.m. For more information, call Resident Student Development or Off-Campus Student Services. The next guest in the Women Speakers Series is Constance Schulz with USC's history department. She will discuss "The Family: Historical Images and Perspectives" on April 6 in Russell House Room 332 at 4 p.m. The Student Art Expo '89 is April 3 through 28. Entry forms are available in the CPU office. Student Government is now accepting applications for membership in university committees. Applications are available in the Student Government office and will be taken through today. For more miormauon, can / / /-zojh. There will be a philosophy colloquium Tuesday at 4 p.m. in Gambrell Hall Room 005. Professor Lev Vaidman of the USC physics department will speak on "Many Worlds: There are more things in heaven and earth . . .than there are dreamt of in your philosophy." ke the best | of life even T ^ better! d* eye allege. Nfou're I unexciting ceeROrc?f GRAN ^rpen your {V ;>portunity Jy - proud of. ;jher educa- Columbia's -orce ROTC. besri 202A 777-4135 ^ ^ Holu r ^ 63' s Here Presenting Tear rechnology on y< ^ i , | T- " Li I \J PRESENTED BY GENERAL MG & GMAC FINANCIAL SERVIC IN ASSOCIATION WITH 1ITY OF SOUTH C lMPUS recreatj I AND APRIL 5 E STREET IN FRONT SELL HOUSE UNION 1. TO 3:00 P.M. vC Financial Services are pleased to be associ : best GM cars and trucks in the convenience : the wide variety of financing plans available Services, including the GMAC College Grad s GM/GMAC Auto Expo event, you can be eligible to win one of two $: >C Financial Services. While attending the Expo, just fill out an entry foi II be drawn at the end of the GM/GMAC Auto Expo event. No purchas aFftl M MF.K |m Hf fill If BWTUn I ei General Motors..^sharing your future" spall k |jr - IK ; Etc. 1 The International Spring Festival will be held April 5 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The event features international food, music, art, dancing and more. The event is free. The deadline for student teaching in the spring semester 1990 is May 3. Applications are 1 available in Wardlaw 113F. For information, ' contact Beth Scurry at 777-4837. ! G>^"~ wriyr B-106 is sponsoring a golf tournament for Easter Seals and needs student volunteers to participate as hole judges. The tournament is April 17 at Cooper's Creek Golf Course in Pelion from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. There will also be a party afterward. For more information about volunteering, call Lisa Harrison at 256-0735 as soon as possible. The deadline for applying for the USC Judicial Boards is today at 5 p.m. All interested students can pick up and submit applications in the Student Government office. 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. The deadline for submitting information for the April 7 and 10 editions of the Datebook is April 5. 11 ds has it... t's Here!!! D OPENING of eqettds newest era in nightlife ns tonight in the lay Inn Coliseum 0 Assembly St. 799-7800 | 1 nwork and 3ur Campus I ' $ i kf 0 1 \ > ?1988 itors :es : A POT TNT A ON OF g iated with your campus of your own campus to college students luate Finance Plan. S00 prants toward vour tuition exDenses m and drop it in the convenient entry e is necessary to enter or win, and the i 986 1928 Rosewood 771-9762 Wed: Cola's Original *1 Pitcher Zoo Night is back! Thurs: Twilite "T" Night Fri: Classic Rock-n-Roll with Cola's Most Kequested bands! 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