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Healthy Fitness The Counseling and Human Development Center will sponsor i*n Arinlt fhilrtrpn r?f AImhnlirc Support Group beginning September 14. The group will meet Thursdays, from 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm. The center will also sponsor a Psychomotor Therapy for Helping Professional and EEE Preparation group. For more information, call the center at 777-5223. Meetings Swashbucklers! The Carolina Fencing Club will meet every Monday and Thursday from 7 pm to 9:30 pm in Booker T. Washington Gym. A beginner's class is offered at no cost beyond club dues. All students and staff are invited. Phi Alpha Theta will meet Tuesday in Gambrell Hall room 236 Observatoi Karl Wohlwend arrived at USC two years ago, they were unaware _ r. _*f ^ i. i *. or me iacinty, out now view 11 as a fun thing to do. "It is a hobby we all enjoy, and we like to share it with other people," Emrick, a physics graduate student, said. "It may sound strange to some people, but it's my most favorite SFORM^ION^lgl RUSADE^^^^^J Pi " 1 r^ti CHRIS' In Co ^ TRANSFC CRU! FRIDAY, SE 6:31 Greene Street si Russel Rain Location Rus: Sponsored by: Baptis Baptist Bo Columbia Metro Bapl Ame Red < Blood Moi Septer 11:0 UI 3:01 Russel ^Date at 3:30 pm. All members are urged to attend. Etc. The Student Organization Fanwill be held September 20 from 10:30 am to 3:30 pm on the Russell House patio. For registration information about club demonstrations and table/booth displays, call 777-5780. Thp. SC Rp.crinn of the Snorts Car Club of America will host the Carolina Childrens Home Media Z Challenge. The event will include area media personalities competing against each other for awards on a challenging Solo II course. For more information, call or write the SCR SCCA at PO Box 1835, Columbia, South Carolina 29202. The SC Dr. Who Fan Club and Starzone present the SF Video this Saturday from noon to y Continued from page 4 thing to do," Broome said. "There is an infinite amount of objects in the sky to observe, and each one is distinct and interesting in it's own way." "We try to make it (astronomy) interesting and entertaining, but at the same time we learn, too," Emrick said. Presently the observatory is SOLO 1 PUT m. ?Wjjjf' riAN RAP mcert IRMATTON iday nber 11 OAM itil 3 PM 1 House hook - 6 pm at Dutch Square Mall. Admission is free. For more information, call Bryan at 754-2630. Don't forget about the deadline for The Emerging Leader Program at USC for freshman students. Registration fee is $15 which includes a textbook and all program materials. Registration deadline is September 15. For more information about program, call 777-5780. The next Campus Alcohol Policy Workshop for students and student organizations is scheduled for today from 3 pm to 4 pm in the Russell House Theater. An executive officer, student member and the advisor must attend. For more information, call 777-5780. Cockfest Homecoming skit tryouts are September 19 and 20, with the final competition at showing Saturn and sometimes Uranus and Neptune on clear nights. Neptune was a popular request with visitors when the spacecraft Voyager II was passing by the planet during the end of August, he said. SADE /PTEMBER 8 3 PM tage - In front of 1 House sell House Ballroom it Student Union ok Store Ast Assoc. Churches rican Cross . Drive Sign up n Friday, Sept Programs paid for in part I UINIVtKv BOOKSTORE WEI SEPTEM] AND PREVIEW ONLY A $i 1 I The Gold presa "OP MIC NI September 7:301 m !; Are you an artist?; "| First submi Cockfest. The deadline for registering for skit tryouts is September 12. For more information, call Shan Britt at 544-1866. F The next renewal/treasurer's I fw workshop is scheduled for Monday. Failure to attend one of Jn' these workshops will cause your . organization to be removed as a f1 recognized student organization oy tne university or soutn Carolina. For more information, call 777-5780. Reasons yo Datebook Policy Great s Publication is free, but not * Raises guaranteed. Send your an- Flexibl nouncements to: Jan Phillips, Drawer A, Russell House, USC, Columbia, SC 29225 or drop by The Gamecock office. Announcements should be turned in two CoillG Bv ( days prior to publication before _ . _ * , noon. No announcements will be rillQ bC6 taken over the phone. During the upcoming winter months the staff will start showing Jupiter as its feature presentation. Summer hours for the observatA ? li e irnttnv Htm just a Qtvat bhu vto s/xtfi :30-l 1:30 p.m., but in the winter the hours are 8:30-10:30 p.m. 5ITY OF SOUTH STUDENTS ! .1 b* YOU HAVE AN .\ AFFORDABLE fi ^ COME BY THE SOUTI AT THE CORNER OF GRE1 ONESDAY, THURSDAY, ANI 8ER 6, 7 and 8 9:00: / HERFF JONES QUALITY >0.00 DEPOSIT IS NEEDED TO PL/ TEL. 799-7406 rEL. 799-74C I WtWKL Wm ^ III ^ en Spur The nts EN "CI GHT" ?1 20, 1989 8: om ow thru ember 15. use Stu ( by Student Activity Fees. a writer? a poet? maybe you can be published'| in PORTFOLIO MAGAZINE? jj ission deadline is September 20, 1989. j! toportunities rhe Retail Grocery Field OR STUDENTS u should join our team: tarting pay depending on experience. based on your performance. [e work schedule. nt working environment. Our Harris Teeter Location rhe Job Opportunities We Can Offer You. Forest Drive Shopping Center 4707 Forest Dnve Columbia, S.C. We CiRtA TVlACt. IX) WORK CAROLINAi ? ALTERNATIVE. -1 CAROLINA BN AND MAIN ST. ) FRIDAY am to 5:00pm CAROLINA RINGS. \CE YOUR ORDER. 36 ^? Golden Spur presents LUB SPUR" rONIGHT? 00 pm Sept. 8 Dance Nite with Peter Wolf" Hamlett idents w/USC ID $1.00 quests - $2.00 1