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ADVERTISING 777-4249 n BULL . ' - ' - I [i> < , > yoon Stove 801 Main St. At the Corner of Greene & Main 799-7188 BOOKS SUPPLIES USC CLOTHINGj- ^ South Main Between Stuffy's and The Big Bird. 252-8686 HS3 King Continued from page 1 Juan Williams Author of Eyes on the Prize awaiting the students' participation," Smalls said. Aside from the Help Somebody Campaign, the Black Law Students Association, in conjunction with the law school, is sponsoring a program featuring the Honorable ( A. Leon Higginbothan Jr., U.S. Court of Appeals for the 3rd Cir- mm cuit, at 3 p.m. in the law school jr auditorium. r On Wednesday, USC's Office of Minority Student Affairs, Student Life and the USC Black Alumni g Council will sponsor a lecture fea- pos turing Juan Williams, correspon- 1 dent for The Washinton Post and als author of Eyes On the Prize, an ac- bra count of the civil rights movement stoi "Juan Williams is a very dy- enc namic and influential man, and cau we're proud to have him on cam- der pus to celebrate Martin Luther scu King's birthday," said Ralph John- ad<j son, director of the Office of Mi- boc nority Student Affairs at USC. smi The lecture is free to the public ( and will be held at 7 p.m. in the at . Russell House Ballroom. pet] " ^""""19 Goo< Your Col Putternity i \ Kush J Open Monday (Jan. 15) 8Wednesday (Jan.] For more information, pA iiiii SPRII "We're lo MONDAY ANC Wallec PERFORI Nationally J D USC'S mil Come See 111 ^ JSP tIIP8 ^ ImbMP^P^ S Lunch break Chris Hinson, a marine science senior, g< Dnly one of many dining facilities on campui 1 1 _ A >ooKsiores Contini ;et as many used books as Mike Moori sible." of what's g< The South Carolina Bookstore We mainta 0 decided to open a second fair pricing; nch on Main Street. "The new short run," 1 re was opened for the conveni- The stor e of students," Bailey said, "be- book-return se there is a major flow of stu- Starting tod its walking between the coli- students wil m and the Cooper library." He books they 1 led that there were not many not think th; >kstores at USC, as compared to the other st< iller campuses. dents," Moo Competitiveness is the key word Addam's Addam's. "We will have com- students, M itive prices," said store manager for example :1 Ways to EnliaiK llegiate Experien / ^,'p')a Phi A/pha / Alpha Tau Omeaa Phi De 1 I Beta Theia Pi Phi Ka 1 / Chi Psi Pi Kapj I / n9!!a Tau De"a e- Kapf % / Delta l/ps|/on Sl9ma / & I Kappa Alpha Sigma ( I Kappa S/gma Sigma p ?">bda Chi Alpha Tau Kap Sigma Bet Rusli - McBryde Quad 11 pm ?k Tuesday (.Jmi.ll) Closed Rush . 17) & Thursday (Jan.18) ? ease contact the Fraternity Council Office at 777 mmtmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmammm DELIA TAU DELTA mill NG RUSH 1990 okingi for a few good men" \ TiiccnAv MirsHTQ r i vlwwn iiiwi i i v v w>w J tent on McBryde Quad MING LIVE BOTH NIGHTS acclaimed Master Illusionist IOHN TUDOR EL1S ATA NEW FRATERNITY nun Why the rules are different here gmm 3ts ready to enjoy a sandwich from Sul 3. ued from page 1 5. "We are very aware store, with 14 c; aing on in other stores, minate lines. "! in we will have very very intelligenl we're not here for the honesty, and wc le said. them," he said, e will adopt a new The Univei policy this semester, which moved lay, and until Jan. 31, House in 1976, 1 get full refund for the store. It has the wish to sell back. "I do 38 full-time an< at the return policies of ployees. Manag ares are fair to the stu- the store will t re said. next summer bookstore is geared for attractive, oore said. This means, "Dignitaries , an open and spacious very often go tc le "I ce: !"a Theta Lw ?? Ppa Psi ?a Alpha K pEPs?o? I Mort >hi Epsilon M pa^Epsi/on j||| ) 8-10 pm Mortal , ^ A schola >-10 pm j 1 underj fr* ord sopho GPR < 30 ho spring Selectioi of leadei and serv Applical H pesj Ipm I The Gj V\f NO EXPE I ARE ENC Start clear close in 256-338 Special consii to students t f m 3 City. Sub City is ash registers to eli- books to nlina " Jiuuciii5 luuay axe "?-> They appreciate sound o 5 want to be fair to on an '< our sta sity Bookstore, their jot into the Russell is the oldest book- One i largest staff, with tion be 1 25 part-time em- her ad\ ;er Don Miles said will dc >c given a face-lift compar to make it more Austin, Studeni coming to USC pare thi > the Russell House books t DON'T CHICKEI OUT. dcusisdoki saw uvts. wood ocxs ;ar Board Sch 1 Trlr r Board is offering rships to recognize p*aduates ler to qualify, you mu more or junior, have ; of 3.5, and have comj urs at The USC by tb \ semester. n will be based on dem rship, outstanding acad* ice to the university co tions may be obtained a i of Student Affairs in F JflS irnet & Black Y< |Q| Join ^HEN: Wednesday, Ja WHERE: Russell Hou TIME: 7:30 PIV IRIENCE NEEDED! ALL INTERE iOURAGED TO ATTEND! '-OR MORE INFO, OALi t the semester zvt ling and check-up. st dentist, to USC. fohn A. McGeary 126 Pickens Street Columbia, S 13 derations k ^ ? vm Renee Meyer/The Gamecock rc, and we represent CarMiles said. "This may ?ld-fashioned, but we insist tppropriate dress code for ff. And the clerks know he said. student thinks the competitween the bookstores is in /antage. "From now on, I ^finitely shop around and e the prices," said Rebecca a freshman French major. is should especially come prices when selling their >ack. I Lolarships i 4 new $500 e outstanding st be a rising a cumulative )leted at least e end of the onstration ^mic performance, mmunity. t the Information tussell House. MB-90 earbook Staff Us. nuary 17th ise 316 1 iSTED STUDENTS i 777-3888 u h I' J * W We are ?/*e D.M.D. V^\ Suite III Insurances Accepted Want to whiten your smile ? ask us how!