Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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News Coalition to hold ral A pro-choice rally on Sunday nians For Choice together at the st cedented coalition of organizations cry state and in Washington, D.C. choose abortion. "Mobilize for Women's Lives" to express its support for choice as such as promoting voter registratic ries of pro-choice efforts between I1 Shelter to host Than! Providence Home, an emergency needy in the Columbia area not c hold its annual Thanksgiving "Soi organized appeal for funds thougho The theme for this year's 10th i Sharing.. Professor gives new 1 Franklin Delano Roosevlt, contn was "The most purposeful and co time," according to Robert Herzstei It is a view the USC historian i and one he reveals in detail in hi scheduled for release Nov. 22. Tigerburn schedule i Tigerburn, the annual University pep rally, kick off at 7 p.m. Nov. 1( "It only takes a spark!" is the the is free and open to the public. The tiger begins at 7:30 p.m., down ( physical education fields B and 1 smoke. Joining Carolina fans at the pep the USC band and cheerleaders, fix tic Director King Dixon and other d Tigerburn is sponsored this yeai Delta Gamma sorority. Tigerburn 1 year to include a three-day philantl to the annual Carolina-Clemson Blc Stamps Contini Other counties mailed the booklets themselves or required people to pick up stamps in the office. This past week, DSS went to a direct mailing system for all counties. Aside from the mailing problem, some people apparently got stamps from different distribution centers. Officials said it was hard to keep - \ J I K ! You won any diff but your co The five minutes you s Selective Service at the pos you. You won 't be enlisting registration won't makeyoi When you turn 18, registe\ It's quick. It's easy. briefs IF Byl Staff ly at state capitol st at 3 p.m. will bring South Caroli- pole: ate capitol in Columbia. An unpre- T1 is sponsoring a major event in ev- mem , in support of a woman's right to First T1 will give the public an opportunity top < well as kick off political activities moni >n, community education and a se- Cane sfov. 12 and the elections of 1990. been brotl hour W ksgiving "Souper" ing r shelter that serves the hunerv and ared for by existing agencies, will uper" ? Providence Home's only nt the year. anniversary event is "A Decade of dew of Roosevelt iry to the opinions of recent critics, nsequential anti-Nazi leader of his n. irrived at with some reluctance ? s last book, Roosevelt and Hitler, for Nov. 16 of South Carolina "beat Clemson" 5 in front of the Russell House. ;me of this year's Tigerburn, which grand march with the giant paper jreene Street to Sumter Street to C where the tiger will go up in rally will be USC mascot Cocky, Dtball coach Sparky Woods, Athlelignitaries. r by Phi Kappa Psi fraternity and estivities have been expanded this Jiropy project Nov. 7-9 in addition >od Drive Nov. 14-16. led from page 1 up with who stood in line and where they went. "It's safe to say there are thousands, I just don't know how many thousands," of duplicate stamps issued, said Ken Shealy, DSS' senior deputy commissioner. "There's nothing I could think that could have been done to avoid this situation." 't notice erence, untry will. ;pend registering with t office won't change ; in the military. In fact, u any different. r with Selective Service: And it's the law. raternity tc ,0U MAZUR Writer udents who pass the Russell Hou: Tuesday will encounter a strange s 5. ie 10-foot high poles were constru bers of Beta Theta Pi fraternity f Annual Pole-Sit-A-Thon. le brothers will be sitting on platfc Df the poles for 24 hours in order ey for the Richland Memorial Ce :er Research. For the past week, th collecting individual pledges, ai ter will be sitting a maximum c s. YES-97 FM radio station will also call-in pledges during their live Youi W (^starring) m. m N Prodi Every y< prepa . The Thank gc United Way ) hold event for cai ;e Patio "We are really excited about ;ight ? this. We feel it's a different philanthropy project that will set us oMjieir aPart as a fraternity and as a contributor to the Carolina communions on ity." Brandon Pugh t0 raise Beta Theta Pi secretary nter for ^???? ey have broadcast Tuesday, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. id each getas g0t the idea of this unusual fun)f three draiser from a Beta alumn who is doing his graduate studies here. His chapter at Dickinson be tak- College in Pennsylvania had a successful poleremote sjt> so he passed the idea on. im PSYC f* fl NIGHT A V LIVE r Favorite Char ill " Pump You 1 Your Favorite Professors Th? I t~J Staff ?.o loon a T.OI UVtflllU^I O, I707^/.01 AT GAMBRELL HALI Door Prizes Refre: jced, Written and Directed by the Pj Undergraduate Services Peer Coun< jar, the American res people for the they never expeci Red Cross gets help from Unite* >odness the United Way gets hel It brings out the best in a icer research The fraternity chose the Richland Memorial Center to benefit from the pole-sit because they received a letter requesting help. "We are really excited about this. We feel it's a different philanthropy project that will set us apart as a fraternity and as a contributor to the Carolina community," Secretary Brandon Pugh said. This will be the first official fundraiser by the Upsilon chapter, which received its charter this mef AnnMDi tU/. o 1 r* "u6uoi ai me vjcneiai ^unvenuon at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. Anyone wishing to donate money should call Allan McLeland at 779-3677 or Brandon Pugh at 544-1164. acters Up" and Undergraduate 3 P.M. L shments sychology selors Red Cross disaster t. - I I I] d Way. p from you. II of us.8