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Dorm Rooi Designer Bedding at the Sunset Outlet agrees with Sutton. "We've not been selling pastels. It's been navy, hunter green and dark colors. That's what everyone wants. "This year, everyone seems really interested with Ralph Lauren's dark stripes, solids and paisley. The darker paisleys are great because they cover up more stains aiiu /uu can 1111 a mure colors, stripes and solids with them," Hanahan said. The average cost of a comforter ranges between $39 and $49, according to Gwen Sadd, the manager of Linen and Things. However, designers such as Bill Blass and Laura Ashely comforters sell from $79 to $120. Sadd suggested that students should buy comforters that have a WE'D LIKE TO RE CONTENT OF THIS THE CONSTn To learn more about the Constitution \ Bicentennial of The UJS. Constitution. J B* I / cSSTe? I jf b Poster Frair II Custom Me (includes frame, g Poster Mou J IT IS TIME T CLASS ROC PERSONAL L COLUMBIA MALI Upper Level 788-8854 O'lfelei 771-7289 1305 Assembly St". Oj Now Offering M for Home Cooke< (All You Ca Within Walking Dii Meal Tickel 5 Lunch Buffets fo I i 99< j Rossini's Ic Rossini's homemade ice sin cream was voted "best in coi town" by Columbians. This go< special offer is available in Co Rossini's Ic 2019 Devine Sl in Five Points - directly IIS Continued from pa color that will hide stains since dorm bed in not just a place sleep but also serves as a couc desk and table. "Make sure it's washable," Sai said. "You don't want somethii that once you wash it, it will ft apart. It should also keep it's col as wen." For the best prices, Sutton su gested that students shop at d: count wicker and craft shops su as Wicker Mart and Ben Frank! Outlets such as Waccamaw ai Outlet Point would also be a go< place to Find discounted comfortc and accessories. 'There are a lot of shops sellii paper fans. This is inexpensive ai would add dimensions to tl MIND YOU THAT TI NEWSPAPER IS IV UTION OF THE UNI THE CONSTITUTION The words we live by vrite: Constitution, Washington, D.C . ? ? n.. ?? ? np-Ji DECK TI ck To 6 /c ' / fr ICS (all colors/sizes) // tal Framing llass, mattefmounting nting O TURN THOSE )MS AND WORK ENVIRONMENT OR SAVES YOI DECI^ Expressive Art and FIVE I h 252 SALE ENDS iP jcn Sun.-Fri. 11:30-3:00 leal Tickets 1 Meals! n Eat) stance of USC r 20 .00 V A 5 I , I I e Cream j gle dip; cup or cone. Limit one . upon per person per visit Offer od through August 31, 1990. ' upon required for purchase. e Cream ' behind Sharpes Formal Wear * ge 5 a walls," Sutton said, to Another inexpensive alternative h tn Hrpccinn tho koro /Inm r.M w wvjuuig uiv uaiv uuiiu wail id poster art. Jeannie Cantrell, manager of Deck the Walls, said that id one of the biggest sellers this year ig has been works by Steven Jordan, ill or Jordan's art includes beach scenes with umbrellas and a lot of primary colors. [gIS" Black and white photography ch can also be seen in many dorm in- rooms this autumn. Cantrell said that Ansel Adams's and M.C. Es3d cher's work is very popular with 're college students. "We've seen a lot of black and 'g white comforters sell this year at ld Linen and Things," said Sadd, ie "There have also been black and IE UNCENSORED 1 IADE POSSIBLE BY [TED STATES. . 20599. The Commission on the j^j | TT71 T JTA T T O irj VV^IJJ_JO >CHOOL S/fl //] 1STAL '^yiTfs nr_^ Ml 7 ^2| & labor) 2 ! 2! DORM ROOMS, APA AREAS INTO YOUR V AND NO ONE DOES I U MORE THAN Walls Custom framing >OINTS ASI 'arden St. 612 S 9323 T SEPT.16,1990 THE 199 \\*y <>V* fc-' M RtVt^ \ \ ? ""**?* n"1 ; \ \. * \\ c^-'w"OS f G&B t o | '90-91 Name: SS#: Address: Mail fori The USC Mi J white milk crates and laundry bags \ and toss pillows to match." n To the die-hard Gamecock fan, the University Bookstore is selling v a wide range of items to give the p dorm room that Carolina motif, n From trash cans, to lamps and a Gamecock football posters, the stu- e dent can have the garnet and black tl dorm room that he/she has always o dreamed of. The bookstore sells ai Carolina rhairc at SI40 onH ? ? ui vk~T y . y u UUU V standing lamps for $69.95. One p other USC accessory to touch up a w dorm room is a painted print of N Thomas Cooper Library, Lieber College or Capstone. d< There are other simple ways to tr; make a dorm room feel like home, st Pictures of loved ones, high school fc yearbooks and other memorabilia de can make any student's room feel de like home. fa e< mmmi Wr 7.1 r r-i H w-d I U1 KilliuiLMilnl s[ pe M uumuavw ,|Ul Jlllt iluFnil 01 |LE B 1 E """"Pma I | )% OFF 5% OFF 5% OFF j RTMENTS, ! 'ERY OWN T BETTER | i HAND PARK t. Andrews R.D. j , 72-0421 0W 205 ? A 1 GARNET &E CHECKH p?!fc A ?FTii a process are "F c in September," * % as Portrait Sitti student newsp; % ^ IF_ you rather ha mailed to you, m USE THIS FORM UR YEARBbilfiflAil > Please mail my1991Garn I've enclosed a check for I've already ordered my Ga but I'd rather have my book postage and handling. P! m and payment to: The Student Mec Columbia, SC 29208. Please make Freshmen veil and make new friends is to oeet people." Freshmen agree that the preview veek was a learning and social exerience. "I feel that many freshlen did not take advantage of the ctivities offered by the CPU. Evry activity, even the raft races (in le reflecting pool), offered me an pportunity to meet upperclassmen nd learn from their experiences. I ommend the CPU on a carefully lanned and successful preview -eek," sociology freshman Natalie IcCrea said. Other campus services have also Dne things make the freshman ansition easier. The USC Bookore, as always? reserved books ir frAchmpn fnr o 0?~ '* itvjiuuvu iui a Lilian i^C. OIU" int Health Services showed stumts the University's ample health cilities. Sororities invited women to rush irly in the week, and fraternities pened rush late in the week. The linority Assistance Peer program isembled minority freshmen with Dperclassmen on Tuesday night to iow them that they weren't alone. "It's encouraging to see so many )sitive organizations such as the [inority Assistance Peer program 1 campus. I believe that all inmil gra Featuring Sorinex I Saunas, Steamroomi Whirlpools, t Complimentary Tour & SPECIAL STUDENT RATI 2 miles from campus - 1505 1 SPECIAL F( STUDENTS Buy A Pair G< Bring this ad to H. Rubin's near campus j location, 1338 Main Street, and when you J buy a complete pair of glasses (frames and a lenses) or contact lenses at regular price, ? get a second pair freel Your free second 1 pair is from our 1990 Fashion Collection 1 and includes clear first division, single vision lenses. (Bifocals and other special prescription lenses will incur an additional charge.)* $ 119 Complete I Contact Lens Package I Daily or Extended Wear f With this ad get a complete contact lens 1 package for just $ 119. This includes 1 qualify Bausch & Lomb da By or extended % wear soft contact lenses, eye examination 1 by independent Doctor of Optometiy and 1 follow up visits. (Tinted, astigmatic and other special lenses are slightly higher.)* V I 1338 Main Stre id must be presented at the time of orde i not good with any other promotional off I LACK SMAiW-l-lx-'-x -ivX-::::::::,...- ' ' '-M- ! ;,,-! !.'Ml1j.j ERE TO ORDER YOt IE 1991 GARNET & Bi rhnoltc nrrioroH thrnnnh Mck-up only". Your book 1991. Specific dates, timi ng dates, will be advertis a per. ive your 1991 Garnet & Bl use the Order Form belo TO HAVE I CS> LED DIRfQT; I \ et & Black yearbook to the addr $26.00 (Includes postage & har met & Black yearbook through >. 5>t?iu 10 rue. cnciuseu ia> a wn lease send my book to the addri Circle one: FR SOPH JU Graduating S< lia Business Office, PO Box 8 checks payable to The Garnet 1 Continued from page 2B volved with MAP would agree!" McCrea said. She then summed up the feelings of many freshmen, "The list of organizations and ac tivities really does appeal to all types of people!" So many new things, so many new faces, so much red tape. Freshmen quickly felt the problems faced by all college students: financial aid woes, running out of meals before the weekend, and parking. "I never realized that people could be so ruthless about getting a parking place!" chemistry freshman Ancie Small said. Freshmen also learned a lot about the city of Columbia beyond USC. The CPU organized trips to the Riverbanks Zoo and the new Columbiana Center. Students also visited spots all over the city on their own. Some got lost. Others got mad. "Drivers in Columbia seem to have no regard for traffic rules, lanes, or stop lights! They're crazy!" Stotler said. Despite the differing methods of adjustment to USC life, most freshmen have pretty much settled in. Ask many new students here, and they'll tell you they love college life. Of course, they haven't really hit classes yet. 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