The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 05, 1990, Page 5, Image 5

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Meetings The USC Women's Soccer Club is holding practice Monday from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Field E. We will also hold regularly scheduled practices on Wednesday from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. and Thursdays from 4:30 to 6:00 on the same field. Newcomers are welcome to join! Women in Business will meet today at 4:00 in room 435 of the Ru<?ino?;?: Administration bnildinn Come and get involved! New members are always welcome. The Stargazers, USC's astronomy club will be meeting at 7 p.m. tonight in the Astronomy Center (PSC room 005). We will discuss the upcoming Astrophotography Workshop, and after the meeting, we will go to an Observatory Session at Melton Observatory. Anybody interested is welcome to attend. For more information, call Ken Samson at 544-1659. Pi Sigma Alpha, the national honorary political science organization, will have an important meeting today at 3 p.m. in Gambrell 304. We will be discussing elections and the grant that we received. All members as well as interested GINT majors (both undergrad and grad) are invited. i'DicC you ^ Know... j/m You should W/ have a GYN exam ^ by the age of 18 or if: V you have menstrual problems. ? you have a vaginal discharge V you are or may become sexually active. y you are planning to become pregnant. Be Smart: Call for an appointment... CZ^fCt?,'Ln.CLtL<J-E. c^-fs,a?t(z Ob/GYN <^S?LZLTU2E.1 781-7815 191 Friarsgate Irmo, S.C. ! TALK j { The Tin { Off-Camp { Tau, and K i Pinrl i II IVfl 1 \ and We I , \ Dal \ Refre. j DatpP UCIICL The (JSC Statistics Club will nc meet at 7 p.m. on Tuesday in Le- de conte 210 B. The speaker is Eric or Perry, Process Uniformity Engi- n? neer, from Michelin Tire in Lex- cc ington. Perry received his degree in statistics from USC in 1985. Ai Everyone is welcome! Ti Carolina Cares, USC's phi- Ai lanthropic organization, will be ati meeting every Tuesday at 7 p.m. in room 303 Russell House. All in- in< terested students are,invited and be encouraged to attend. or Delta Siama Pi, the business thi fraternity, is sponsoring Mr. Smitty R Harrison of Siebels ? Bruce Inc., so Tuesday at 7 p.m. Topic: "Insurance: What All Graduates Should Jc Know." All interested persons wel- W come. B.A. building, room 536. Ti The ACM will meet Tuesday Ci in LeConte Rm 112. Dr. Oakman sp will be speaking about "How to be Write Conference Papers," and C the 1990 budget will be discussed. Everybody is welcome to attend. There will be an Order of Omega meeting Tuesday at 7 Pe p.m. in Callcott 213. . .Join the world of winners! Be .u a Special Olympics volunteer. For more info, attend the Perfect Partners meeting Tuesday at 6 p.m. Sc in Russell House room 305. W The Rugby Club at USC is Ri "We Have Everyi I YOU I Call Today A1 w > ** BACK TO S( ^Pec*a fi Located just minutes from U.S.( | stone Blvd. Turn Right at Traffic I 779-2 DIRTYTC ie Has Come 1 us Students, appa Delta at House To... out all you to know int tn UnniA/ III IV 111 IVWV SAFE SEX! fime: 3:27pm re: February i Room: 327 shments & vill be provided!! took >w holding practice every Tues- p. iy and Thursday from 7-9 p.m. U i field F (the band field). Begin- ei jrs welcome. For more info, intact John Roberts at 4-1017. H The Association of Afro- T nerican Students will meet a jesday at 6 p.m. in the Callcott L? jditorium. Everyone is urged to R tend! 4: Basic Fencing Group Start- p; g! The USC Fencing Club will tr i meeting from 8:20 to 10 p.m. w i Mondays and Wednesdays in tc e Booker T. Washington Gym. rr each out and TOUCHE cl imeone! The Society of Professional tc jumaiists meeting scneauiea tor ni 'ednesday has been moved to jesday, Feb. 14 at 7 p.m. in J( oliseum room 3020D. The guest c >eaker will be USC head basket- A ill coach George Felton. b tc. c Seniors! Get an early start on ^ >ur job search. Attend a .Placeent Orientation and register for irticipation in on-campus recruitg. A schedule may be picked up the Placement Office located in r e B.A. building or call 777-3166. "Cry Freedom: Apartheid in 7 >uth Africa," a lecture by Donald n oods, will be presented at the tl jssell House Ballroom at 7:30 P | ^ thing Except t ^ f? if: J I Dout Our | i CHOOL | I as St | J J ^ U. Exit 1-26, right on Grey-d ^ Light. {j 1 ! 5"MEi]j o Join j] Zeta Beta j! the Russell \ i I: need J about \ s 6th \ | loms : J m. Tuesday. Admission is $1 for SC students and $3 for the genal public. The Golden Key National onor Society will be hosting the t hird Annual Conference on AIDS ' nd STDs ? "AIDS Is Not a aughing Matter" ? on Friday in ussell House from 8:30 a.m. to :30 p.m. A session with AIDS atients and workshops on conaceptives, safe sex, and STDs ( ill be held. Students not wishing i attend the keynote luncheon lay attend workshpos at no narae. Anyone interested in helping i organize an animal rights orgaization should call 252-8430 for The Society of Professional ournalists Mark of Excellence Competition deadline is Saturday. ,ny student is welcome to enter a . roadcast or print news project, call Nancy Clark at 777-6141 for lore info. )atebook Policy Publication is free, but not uaranteed. Send your anouncements to Kathy Blackwell, (rawer A, Russell House, (JSC, Jolumbia, S.C. 29225 or drop by "he Gamecock office. No anouncements will be taken over phone. 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Valentine Bear "MY PART-TIME JOB AT UPS IS REALLY WORKING OUT." \ ^ as* UPS is paying me almost $10,000 a year to get in the best shape of my life f - about four hours a day After sitting m class all day it feels good to get some ex T ercise It s like doing a couple of hours in %j| a gym except you get paid to work out working at UPS There ar? other bene .HP*" W fits like choosing your own work * jB schedule and getting paid holidays W and vacations Jobs open up m Accounting. Industrial Engineering. I S * and Customer Service But if you're ^ looking to shane up while adding weight #0* 1 to your wallet ;.y Operations If the whole student body worked at %: UPS everybody would be in better shape physically and financially " Openings exist at UPS Elmsford. 3 Warehouse Lane (off Rte 9A) Interviews conducted Monday 11/28.4 pm 6 pm * - 1 Call Bill Smith at 201-000-0000 We Bfc S are an equal opportunity employer WORKING FOR STUDENTS WHO WORK FOR US. 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