Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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UNIVERSITY OF SC COLUMBIA, : Greetings! On behalf of the University family, I a the 1989-1990 academic year at the Univc seems to have slipped away sooner than we to USC are probably catching up on the sur hopefully getting settled in and becoming fan At Carolina, we work hard to pro\ environment where all members of the Univ acquire knowledge and develop their indivi experience, you will find you will have oth with Student Government, Greek Organizat other community and civic organizations. W of interest to you here at The USC. Howev needs and areas of interests. They are provic ~ and be a part of ? your University! Every single hour at Carolina there ar rewards, and stimulating experiences awaiti instruction of your professors, to engage vig< involved as a citizen in campus and commur making Carolina "a better place to be." SPECIAL OFFE FOR USC STUDENTS & Buy A Pair Get A Pi Bring this ad to H. location, 1338 Mali Wg you buy a complet) Mr .KsX (frames and lenses If at regular price, ge /If |1 Your free second p M Fashion Collection ) V first division, sing! (Bifocals and othei ^lenses will incur ar 5119 Comp Mh/ Contact Lei //^ ^ Daily or t.x With this ad get a c J U lens package for ju 4 ll includes quality Ba Jj/ || or extended wear 9 (Mm M eye examination bj IMf m Doctor of Optomet Imf /M visits. (Tinted, asti M special lenses are s litP.U E^^Scamlnedon^Avallabl^O^^^mlee^^^^B tr By Independent Doctor Of Optometry. m m m % V I S I ON C 1338 Main Street 799-i *Ad must be presented at time of order. Offers expire Decemi not good with any other promotional offer. CAMLfy Many Columbia Area Businesses will be on camp show you their wares! Come by the Fair! August 24, 1989 10am - 4pm Russell House Patio Rain site: Russell House L< SOUTH CAROLI (Corner of G / I ArL CO Ct v 1?J Open Late Hours During Reg )UTH CAROLINA SC. 29208 mmk **"' "!?** jfl '< < % ? W%W m pleased to be among the first to welcome you to rsity of South Carolina! The summer, as always, would have liked. Those of you who are returning Liiiivi 5 ysju iu5i uiiic vjaiiiccucK5 aic liliar with our great University. dde a challenging, stimulating, and supportive ersity ? students, faculty, and administrators ? can idual personalities. In addition to your classroom er developmental opportunities by being involved ions, Clubs and Organizations, Honor Societies, or ithout question, there are activities that you will find er, it is up to you to find those that best meet your led for you, so get out there and make your mark at e new adventures, opportunities, disappointments, ing you! I urge you to respond to the challenging Drously in the pursuit of knowledge and truth, to be lity life, and to dedicate a portion of your efforts to Dennis Pruitt Vice President for Student Affairs rs r? t * * i :ulty air Free is \ Rubin's near campus ri Street, and when , b pair of glasses ( s) or contact lenses t a second pair free! air is from our 1989 and includes dear e vision lenses, r special prescription i additional charge.)* /ete / ns Package 1he tended Wear H :omplete contact III II st $119. This V^lll II usch & Lomb daily ^ soft contact lenses, f independent ry and follow up gmatic and other lightly higher.)* Mon & qq ] Wed. & Thurs. $1.50 I ii mi tt\ . ta otiii... ine .Best u - w -r%V>U ' jit O, a Fri TBA ENTER Sat Rear Window 2020 . *Call for nightly ber 31, 1989 and are ? J ABC REGULAT NA BOOKSTORE I ireen & Main: Near Coliseum) EXTBOOK HEADQUARTERS FOR USC ELCOMES ALL FRESHMEN TEXTBOOKS Large Supply of New & Used Books We Buy Books At All Times! Friendly Personnel To Assist In All Your Bookbuying Needs ?. . . 1 SCHOOL SUPPLIES Complete Line Of Imprinted Spiral Notebooks Hi-Liters, Pens, Pencils, Notebook Paper Mortar Board Planning Calendars GAMECOCK CLOTHING & GIFT ITEMS Russell Sweats, Hanes T-shirts Carrier of Champions' Reverse Weave ? "The Ultimate Super-Heavyweight Sweat Wear" Caps, Bumper Stickers, Mugs, Auto Flags, Children's Wear. Rainwear, Sweaters & Many Many More... OCKSH 8hi| f. And First Week of Classes Qemson player By The Associated Press Quarterback Michael Carr, who may be the focus of an NCAA investigation into possible recruiting viola- i tions by Clemson, has disappeared, leaving school officials wondering where he is and why he has not contacted the school. i Carr missed practice Thursday morning and after- ; noon and has not been heard from, Sports Information Director Tim-Bourret said. "Ford is trying to make contact with Carr, but he has been unsuccessful." Bourret said < Bourret said Clemson did not believe Carr's disap- ] pearance had anything to do with newspaper repeats saying the NCAA may be focusing a reported investi- < gauon on ms recruitment Dy Clemson. \ Instead, Bourret said officials think Carr might have j been upset by his play in a scrimmage Wednesday j and worried he was going to be dropped to third string ] in his battle for the starting quarterback job. Canplayed in the scrimmage despite a sprained ankle and . missed all five of his passes, Bounet said. c Can apparently left the campus about 5 a.m. Thurs- t day and went to the train station to go home or to St 1 Louis, where he has some family, according to a Clemson source. i Earlier Thursday, Can's high school coach said his \ former star player told him the Tigers broke NCAA rules while recruiting him. Can was one of Clemson's t top recruits in 1988 but was red-shirted as a freshman i after breaking his arm before the season started. Amite (La.) High School Coach Gary Hendry said s Can talked with him after last season and told him he s was thinking about transferring from Clemson. a Hendry said Can was still in high school when "I h Xl[ C 1 jack J[ at ^ Some. V The Bes] \ 00 ?1 ll Carol Ukt IM Dr. Pitcher of Ice Tee. FG3turin2 Pitcher of Miller Lite and vocalists, eal in Town" Lanny Palmer* i f South Pacific, Ok I s August 26 age requirements VnM|RMIBI IONS ENFORCED I Stuc At You don't have to be an econo there are better things to sper checking account service char Well, good news.This fa Bargain Checking instead. Youll pay no service cha balance required. And there's i checks you can write. Plus, ev an itemized monthly statemer In fact, the only thing yc cancelled checks. (But in case keep them safe at the bank.) It's that simple.You keep keep the checks. So why not make your n Get some free student aid fron Get Bargain Checking. South Caro leaves practice first thought there was something maybe wrong." Hendry said his interest was further heightened when Carr came home last Christmas driving a 1988 Toyota Supra, which new lists for more than $20,000. Carr's brother, Chuck Carr Brown, a chemical engineer in Baton Rouge, La., may have bought the car, according to one report When contacted at his home Thursday, Brown said he would not "respond one way or the other." ?n ?i?.,? i?? i m? \-oti auu aii uuia iiavc uccil UJ1U vy V_iCIIlson officials not to comment on the alleged NCAA probe. Athletic Director Bobby Robinson said at a news inference Wednesday ? and reiterated it Thursday through a spokesman ? that he did not want Ford, his issistants or players talking to reporters because he Felt it was best to have all comments coming from one person. Clemson announced Thursday a special panel of faulty and administrators would look into the allegaions ? the second time this decade the Tigers have >een the focus of the NCAA. Clemson was put on two years probation beginning n 1982 for recruiting violations, one year after they von the national championship. Robinson refused an interview request, but said hrough a spokesman that the school also was looking nto the allegations concerning Carr. Hendry said he talked with the NCAA in February hortly after Carr signed with Clemson in what he aid was a "routine" investigation by the NCAA of 11 highly recruited athletes, but had not talked to fCAA investigators since then. t&OUb/A rv\r>Q ?stivav Presents Enchanted Evening t of Rodgers and Hammerstein Starring ina Pops Orchestra , Donald Pormoy, Conductor special guest star Karla DeVito Donald Gray, Richard Conant, Richard Veale, md Lillian Quackenbush singing the hits from :lahoma, Carousel, The Sound of Music and more. 8 PM Carolina Coliseum lent d. mics major to know that id your money on than ;?es: .. . , u you can sign up lor rges.There's no minimum no limit on the number of ery month well send you it. >u won't get is a bunch of you ever need one, well > the service charges. We loney go a little further? i South Carolina National. ^ f lina National Member FDIC