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| : Vfav llf- W If Meetings ?There will be a General Homecoming Commission meeting today in the Law School Room 138. Everyone come join the FUN and see what we are about! Amnesty International will have an organizational meeting today at 6:30 p.m. in Russell House Room 203. Come join us. Care about the environment? XKa^ itinlL UILa av I f ^ 4L a lieu wairv, uiivt! ui uai(juui iu uiw first SAGE (Students Allied for a Greener Earth) meeting Thursday, Sept. 6 at 7 p.m. in Russell House Room 202. There's lots happening. Everyone is welcome! The Model United Nations organizational meeting will be Thursday, Sept. 6 at 7 p.m. in Russell House Room 302. The Navigators, a Christian group, will meet at 8:30 p.m. every Wednesday in Russell House Room 303. For more info, call Kathryn or Missy at 544-3769. Attention Graduate Students: AGSR will meet on Thursday, Sept. 6 at 2 p.m. in Russell House Room 306. For more inforComing to a neius stand near you Instruments Perform With The Columbi \K _ . iV W7 R \V7^ ncmy wonicii uiaix*), wuu Welc No Marching Tr Day: 786-3810 1 m j J fy * </} *oi I S 4J -o Ea - C3 <2 0 b ?o bo il -2 e * ! 3 S3 I 2 la q, c/3 b ? ?: El ^ co o si N ?. Bi'i I: H U Sli |: W*M p4 Si J xz cx fcl P t- <-> cx u* io ?|j t: pi o> ^ ?. Kri CJ ? Q *PN I En ^ o J ra 'gjf i* |i|> : ? II N | j g 2P ? ? ? : d o ii 8. H _ZI j. ? &_. M ^3 *3 g* B ? ? M ? a i E ? Q ** ^ ? a g ? p?* ? 3 D ? J* |:| ap^ p 43 g >. s-. ii >? sis ?.: ilu : |rw as-s i: 1 ?: pjjfl | I ? ^ 1 mation please call 777-AGSR. SAA will meet Sunday, Sept. 9 in the alumni house at 8 p.m. Officers please come at 7 p.m. See you Sunday. The Baptist Student Union's Heart to Heart program is held Thursdays at 7 p.m. at the Baptist Student Center on Pickens St. Everybody's welcome! The Omicron Delta Kappa Society will hold its first meeting of the semester Thursday, Sept. 6 at 6 p.m. in Russell House Room 202. All members are asked to attend. Etc. The Office of Leadership Training Programs is sponsoring the Emerging Leader Program and the Leadership Mentor Prog-, ram for the Fall 1990 semester. Fifty freshmen interested in developing leadership skills and learning about becoming student leaders at USC are invited to register for the Emerging Leader Program. Our office is also looking for fifty established campus leaders to apply to be Leadership Mentors, who "adopt" the freshmen 11 Ui 11 11 it: l_i i ici yn iy Leauci uiaaa, FITNESS is FRE1 Come Workout wit tl Musicians ia. College Wind Ensemble dwind. Percussion Players :ome avel Meet People Night: 788-9262 111?*' 1 ll if Koaer P gjlj Septembi |j|( An Evenini ??||| starring Tom F Sept. 7 $17.50 adults, $ \vMvX SSIto'! ^ IwawSKW' mm HJK Kingst lllll Sept. 14 at 8 jjMBM N.C. Dane 20th Anniversar Sept. 16 lllll $15 adults, $ Hi Celebrate with us be < Koger Center lobby Bill! preview by Rackes .. |h|| beginning ' : 1111 Childrei Mill Sept. 18 $15 & $10 scale wmm Special 6:15 p.m. pr to help children bet appreciate Sponsored b Ifljl Roadside Bill Sept. 20 & Iff?- $10 adults, $5 sti I shows for $15 adul ' : |jj|| Leon Fleist Sept.27 at 8 %v*\\\v.Vv>X*X' Hun uvu Starring Emani on balalaika < and Richard Patl Sept. 30 $10 adults, 3 I'X'X'!"!'!' !'i' j*|v x'r" iiii * >>!CvX;XyXy!y! ' ; ?? assist them in their adjustment to USC, and show them how to become a student leader. The deadline for registering for the sixweek Emerging Leader course and for applying to become a Leadership Mentor is Friday, Sept. 7. Call 777-5780 or come by the campus Activities center of the Russell House if you have any questions or are interested in participating. ADULT CHILDREN OF ALCOHOLICS SUPPORT GROUP with Dr. Leon Spencer and/or Dr. Judy Small and the THERAPY AND SUPPORT GROUP with Dr. Ruthann Fox-Hines will meet Mondays, starting Sept. 10 from 2:30 to 4:39 p.m. Call the Counseling and Human Development' Center at 777-5223 for more info. Entries for the American Poetry Association's contest must be postmarked by Sept. 30. Entry is free. Grand prize is $1,000, first prize is $500, and there are 152 prizes worth $11,000 in all. Poets should send one original poem, no more than 20 lines, name and address on the top of the page, to I in the Campus Reci h US!! 777-5261 for Who: Writers, cartoonists What: Needed to freelance When: Right now Where: Why: By-lined experience, How: Call Karen Parker a MOBILE ILLUSTRATE South < wmm 'resents by Events 1BMB8 g at Club 47 tush & Guests llllll at 8 PM ;12.50 students. y on Trio jfcl PM $12.50. ? e Theater y Retrospective 11IMK at 4 PM 10 students. H| 1 fore the show in the lipillll > with a fall fashion Fashions on display MMM at 3 p.m. i of Bali f 1? at 7PM gimi )d. Children $5. ogram Just for Kids ?^||||| ter understand and the show. y The State. \ Theater 21 at 8PM jdents. Buy both ts, $7.50 students. Iltllllll towwxwK'i'Ci'X'SxV.-: 1 | i6r, pianist PM $12.50. Illilll ika! lllllllllf lit Shevnkman fc mandolin, lllltll| terson on guitar IllllillM at 7PM WHKk >5 students. B J ^ American Poetry Association, 0 Dept. CO-84, 250-A Potrero St., P.O. Box 1803, Santa Cruz, CA 95061. The South Carolina Arts Commision announces its upcoming deadline for applications for its Fellowship Program. Awards of $7,500 each will be made to applicants in the arts disciplines of visual arts (two awards). Deadline for receipt of applications is Sept. 17 for the fellowship period of July 1 to June 30. Applicants must be South Carolina residents. Fnr rnmnloto infn rnntert The South Carolina Arts Commision, 1800 Gervais St., Columbia, SC 29201, phone 734-8696. Datebook Policy Publication is free, but not guaranteed. Send your announcements to Kathy Heberger, Drawer A, Russell House, USC, Columbia, S.C. 29225 or drop by The Gamecock office. No announcements will be taken over the phone. Deadline is noon the previous publication day. eation Program, more information. and reporters for weekly paper Columbia plus pay t 772-4402 :d Carolina's Free Automotive Weekly ^Eve "A folk music Ik $17.5( ifffli Join us for a tour a< mik when these four ac plore the many fao and blues to bluegi - ^ l-j mmmm* | Attentioi Tired of spending your Sunc on the tube? Come see some Koger Center. The North Ca adventurous company that's Plus enjoy a fall I light refreshments ir : : S: .i'! v::x- !:!! i.:' :: xW:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;::::::::::: /tm Roadside 1 South of the Mountait i Leaving Egypt, Sept. $10 adults, $5 student llfllly Travel with Road | lly mountains throug IIKIIIIIlllv You'll be thorouj jjj|||H show merging ^^^folklore ? 11 Viy3f if Jfflf IJi I III ni |B | ? t ii a/ v . .at**... gamecock Jnitedway advertising f the Midlands 777-4249 ^ THE DOLLARS AND SENSE OF JOINING a id more datp , run a v/iwjl? i\u a v. of sense for many reasons. Start with the dollars: the eligibility to apply for scholarship programs that can help pay tuition, books, fees - even provide a $100 tax-free income each month. There's much more - you'll develop management skills and the ability to motivate others. Everything you learn will help you every day of your life. Start by contacting CAPT GROOMS 769-3254 Leadership Excellence Starts Here MINIMUM $20 PAID With EVERY donation. Plasma & Whole Blood. Programs avail for all blood types. A simple blood test is all that is needed to see if you qualify. Special bonus program for students. v /-v-n Serologicals, Inc. J 2719 Middleburg Dr. Suite 105 Clii , Columbia, S C. 29204 Serologicals 254-653? ming at Club cabaret of delicious proportions." Boston Globe v! ;!;N ;!v?v!v ! starring \ Tom Rush W ohn Hartford I I] laria Muldaur I I c Patty Larkin ik'/m J Sept. 7 8 PM jm D adults, $12.50 students / | cross the landscape of accoustic music / claimed musicians come together to ex- f\ 1| es of American folk, from jazz to rock S : ass. fUHI02 CLASSIC ROCK N SOU. ,4. < ? n ? \ n fo a* ho II iA#i H a\a/o I r.! I I j I VVIMUII VVIVIVII^i mm lay afternoons watching Lions, Tigers and Bears I I \ real athletes in action Sunday, Sept. 16, at the irolina Dance Theater is a classical based, yet stirring up a storm of critical praise. :: fashion preview by Rackes and 1 the Koger Lobby before the show: Jill ' y ' jngston Trio15!*^^ Sept. 14 8 PM , $12.50 \ Tom Dooley won't be the only one \ hanging his head if you miss this concert V by one of America's favorite singing \ groups! Your ears won't believe the rich vocal harmony as the Kingston Trio V|||? sings their parade of hits. IjJ rheater I ^ Sept. 20 I y Q Jl! side into the heart of the Southern /1 h the music and stories of the region. / | ;hly entertained by this extraordinary^^ ? . s | I elements of musical theater with^^ md storytelling.