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Meetings The Association for Computing Machinery will meet tomorrow in Leconte room 114 at 7:30 pm. All interested about computers may attend. Phi Alpha Theta will meet tomorrow in Gambrell Hall room 236 at 3:30 pm. All members are urged to attend. The Women Students' Associa tion will meet today at 5:3U pm in Russell House room 301. On Wednesday, the Women Speakers Series will be held in Gambrell room 151 at 4 pm. Inez Tenenbaum will speak on "A Legal Analysis*. of the Webster Decision as it Relates to SC Law." The series is sponsored by Women Studies, Women Students' Services and Students for Choice. The Public Relations Student Society of America will meet Wednesday at 5:30 pm in room 3020C of the Coliseum. Tootsie Kline, president of the SC PRSA will speak and refreshments will be served. Come learn how PRSSA can help you in your career. MO PEOPLE WITH h are urgently needed to aic Mono test kits. If you hav within the past two we $1 for only 3 hou For Further Informa SEROLOG 2719 Middlebu ColllIT 254 DC Rl( THI I Atten Co-Sponsored I I Hillel will sponsor a pizza party tomorrow at 7 pm in Russell House room 202. The USC Young Democrats will meet Wednesday at 7 pm in Russell House room 305. The guest speaker will be Hap Connors, executive director of the SC Democratic Party and his topic will be 'The Growth of the Politics of Hate in the Eighties." All interested are invited to attend. The Society of Professional Journalists will have an informa uuuai auiiiu niuisuay ai i-cgcuui in the Holiday Inn on Assembly Street at 7 pm. Free refreshments will be served until 9 pm. All prospective members may attend. The American Marketing Association will have its first meeting tomorrow at 6 pm in the Business Administration building. Guest speaker will be Red Ballentine of Dupont. Everyone is invited. Delta Sigma Pi, the business fraternity, will begin rush on Wednesday at 6:30 pm on the United W^u oftheMidlar^ NO? I MONONUCLEOSIS I in the manufacture of the e Mono, or have had Mono ieks, you may qualify for 00 rs of your time, tion Call or Come By: ilCALS, INC rg Dr. Suite 105 ibia, SC -6537 > i> 5H1 INC d the Cc Tuesday, Sep Russell House 10-3 F Dy the University Ce Minority Stude book 8th floor of Business Administration building. Dress professionally; all prospective members are encouraged to attend. UOL.S waterski Club will hold its meeting Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in room 112 of the PJE. Center. All levels are welcome. Etc. The Student Organization Fair will be held September 20 from 10:30 am to 3:30 pm on the Russell House patio. Registration deadline for demostrations is tomorrow and Friday for table/ booth displays. For more information, 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, BAXTER, HYLAND WELCOMES B GAMEI College is expe Lab Fees, Ent AH Ad LET HYLAND PLA< By donating you can earn WHILE YO GIVE LIFE ? ( (Behind the I IE r 7 ireer Fai Member 12 >Ballroom >M ireer Center end t nt Affairs with the final competition at Cockfest. The deadline for registering for skit tryouts is September 12. For more information, call Shan Britt at 544-1866. The next renewal/treasurer's workshop is scheduled for today. There are two workshops for today, and the second one is for Greek groups only. Failure to attend one of these workshops will cause your organization to be removed as a recognized student organization by the University of South Carolina. For more information, call 777-5780. A XQ. AKA AATI XQ. Datebook Policy Publication is free, but not guaranteed. Send your announcements to: Jan Phillips, Drawer A, Russell House, USC, Columbia, SC 29225 or drop by The Gamecock office. Announcements should be turned in two days prior to publication before noon. No announcements will be taken over the phone. < PLASMA CENTER ) ACK ALL YOU 1 COCKS | nsive ? Books, ertainment; It Ids Up. 5MA CENTER HELP your plasma l up to $20.00 u study!!! 3ive plasma vais Street 1 lusic Building) ^ r he Office of Job Opportunities In The Retail Grocery Held FORSTUDENTS Reasons you should join our team: Great starting pay depending on experience. Raises based on your performance. Flexible work schedule. Excellent working environment. Come By Our Harris Teeter Location And See The Job Opportunities We Can Offer You. 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DuPont Englehard Healthsouth Rehabilation Center IBM Macy's South Miller & Rhoads National Center for Paralegal Training NCR Corporation - E & M, Columbia Northwestern Mutual Life Office of the Comptroller of the Currency Physician Sales & Service Roche Biomedical Laboratory Sara Lee Hosiery Spoleto Festival USA