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Calvin and Hobbes Ml, 1"WV CALVIN, EMINENT TV\EV TELEVISION PERSONMJTV, OJTSi HERE TO TELL TOO ABOUT NEW, AHD T IMPROVED "CHOCOLATE FROSTED NMVJR SUGAR BOMBS".' I LOVE'EM.' ViTAM TWff i l?E3 m twkts N\QE. \ UE I've sot L r amp zBi Shoe F7 B3 U%>KAT7Hl$t^K!! ; 0F J THE- ?NVll20MMEMTr I [WWTS IN IWT\ 1WTW**' T^tf" Meetings The Sailing and Windsurfir Club will meet tonight at 7 in Ru sell House Room 307. The Ggy and Lesbian Sti dent Association will meet tonig at 7 in GambrellJHall Room 247. The Fellowship of Christie Athletes will meet tonight at 9:' in the dining hall of the Rooj Come join us for fun and Chris ian fellowhship. "Lunch with Paul Kattenbur A Discussion of U.S. Foreign Pc icy" will be today at 12:30 in Gar brell Hall Faculty Lounge (Roo 428). InterVarsity Christian Fellov ship will meet at 7:30 in Russi House Room 203. Anyone welcome. College Rupublicans at meeting tonight at 7 in Gambri Hall Room 258. Henry McMastt candidate for Lt. Governor, is te tatively speaking. Come out ar get involved with us! Gamma Theta Upsilon, tf Geography Honor Society, w meet today at 4 in Callcott Roo 111. All interested students a invited to attend. For more inf call Lil Jervey at 695-0134. The last Homecoming Con mission Meeting will be held t night at 7:30 in Callcott Roo 113. Everyone is WELCOME!! Amnesty International tonig at 6:30 in Russell Hous? Roo 203. Meeting and reception fi "Images of Tiananmen Squar Hope vs. Tyranny" exhibit in Ru sell House lobby. Come and he one Chinese student' perspective. ATU- n I..U..:U!nn r>l. .U ...III L w I lit? Duuyuuiiun ly viuu will I Travel I jB mm. B Next lo Andy's Deli 256-0547 1mm ? RE CRUUCm OH THE TtS V=\DS, TOU'LL LIKE lOE, CUEM OH THE IHSlDE, HUOl, SdJ WOHT 8E k\ Wi OOHT HME A S\HGl? SIT STILL.' REVIEMBEI kV INGREDIENT OR ESSENTIAL THE CEREAL [ GET PA AH TO GET IH THE WAS OF RECOWNIEHD BECAUSE *ICH. TuOGT TASTE ' tAHMM FAMOUS '^h [ "li I s CAAAhMN' thauvc lou; tmahk GftEM CAAAU\U! BCK, WUAY AH AUDI? rtE'S TUE out mi WE> THAUK MOM.' PLEAS? UKE TO MEET/ . HA? NO, PEALLM. S\\ THE OHE WHO MUST CANT THANVC MCAJ ' TUAUV BE BEAT/ r CA AALMlM.' LA DATA A fT7P^\ ! DA DAAAAA / ^ R 1 ?L S1 H aw.., -<E?E ^ ^HH?\/EPiH KKPWS- '111 AMe/ZVA PBAOTlFVL- ^jjj^ ^3? ^ ? lils /,S& IS mmi *s?. ym f I MSVEP TOOO) ^ AWMine THAT* ..iijawTM fi&NaiM vpe^K Date meeting tonight at 7 in Blatt P.E. Center Room 134. LOCAL will meet today at 5 in 19 Russell House Room 203. The Catholic Student Organization and the Canterbury Club ^ invite you to celebrate God's presence in Creation on the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi tonight at ,q 6:30. Worship in the St. Thomas More Chapel (behind 1610 Greene St.) will be followed by a '" reception in the Catholic Student Center. The Financial Management )" Association will have Steve Evern~ hart from Merrill Lynch as a guest m speaker. Topic: "The Crash." All that are interested are invited to v,i attend tonight at 7 in BA Building ?" Room 402. SAGE, Students Allied for a e Greener Earth, will meet Thurs3II day, Oct. 4 in Russell House }r Room 202 at 7 p.m. n' ?The French Club will be 1(j meeting Thursday, Oct. 4 at 5 p.m. in Humanities Building Room ie 101. All interested are welcome to jH join us. m Student Christian Fellowship re sponsors morning prayer every 0 Tuesday and Thursday at 7:30 a.m. in Rutledge Chapel. n_ "Religion and Science: The 0_ State of the Question" will be the m focus of a panel discussion on the theological dimensions of the environment, Thursday, Oct. 4 at ^ 7:30 D.m. at the St. Thomas More or Center. Anyone interested is ine; vited to participate. The Baptist Student Union ar meets every Thursday at 7 p.m. s for its Heart to Heart program in the BSU center on Pickens )e Street. lightly ... with Tn Relax w ^ wk Airline Cruise |S|j|. Rail Re in the U I 'Resort, *Automc 'Americ; 'FREE 5 I coverage 'FREE ^ Bill Watterson 'EM SO WHAT Dolovj THINK' ARE Jl? TO TO) FILLED YilTH THE DESIRL TO It ITS EMULATE ME AND EAT" THE AD TO CEREAL I ENDORSE? <F NOT, I'M I CAN repeat /? , THIS EVER^l / TOHT MOU / 20 MINUTES. (THREATEN HF Litf UisM! NOM ' I'M CHANGING -NCE THE CHANNEL, /" L? HA , OK? J SORftl, TM CVMU' N~?w y?*-- I C\U M l TUT ' MOM/ Jeff MacNelly TUATZ VVWV I'M t?AV/W<S AW.MViSAR04<S?Pk5MT?E^cE kg MOFPiCE . k" i 0^ _ ul990 Tribune Media Services. Inc WI0'3 " AH RiQbts Reserved MalML-L [ I n?M'T WANT To j^pl^TVgg Book The USC Bahai Club has weekly meetings Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. in Russell House Room 305. Everyone's invited! For more info, call 254-2870. The International Students Association will meet Thursday, Oct. 4 at 3:30 p.m. in the Byrnes International Center's 7th floor conference room. The association is open to all internationals and Americans. We will be discussing the upcoming Third World conference and Masquerade Party. The 1991 Miss Black USC Committee will be having its first Interest Group meeting Sunday, Oct. 7 at 7:30 p.m. in Russell House Room 302. All persons interested in competing are welcome to attend. The American Marketing Association will have its third meeting Oct. 9 at 7 p.m. in Belk Auditorium. The program will be "Everything you wanted to know about recruiting but were afraid to ask" by Wallace Computers. The Campus Coalition for Literacy will have its first meeting Oct. 10 at 8 p.m. in Russell House Room 203. All faculty and students interested in literacy education are encouraged to attend. One in five American adults is functionally illiterate, the United States Department of Education says. Help increase literacy and have a real impact on the issue. Etc. He's a doll. He's a dreamboat. He's a delinquent. He's Johnny Depp in John Waters' "Cry-Baby". It's showing Thursday through Saturday at 9 p.m. in Russell House Theatre. Presented by the Cinematic Arts 13 and ivel Service, Ltd. ith these conveniences: Reservations and Tickets ind Tour Arrangements servations and Tickets nited States and Overseas Spa and Hotel Reservations >bile and Limousine Rentals an Express Travelers Cheques ~i Cheques 1 Pictures Available >100,000 flight insurance * )elivery of Tickets /AQA\ ; ASIA; Ameticon Society ol Iiovel Agenlj Travel Agency Eek & Meek 1/ PO/J'T SOU FE?L GLHHV [ "THAT MOO DOO'T I AfJV USEFUL SERVICE TO y societv?' >/ Tpovou realize that V / almost emime a i rolitkiau ruos for / office these days... / The Far Side HI Centipede parking Ic Committee of the Carolina Program Union. Only $2! FALL HEALTH FAIR: Open Door Health and Wellness Programs will hostg the 1990 Fall Health Fair Extravaganza from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. today on the Russell House Patio. A variety of booths, such as the American Lung Association, Lexington/ Richland Alcohol and Drug Abuse Council, the Palmetto Poison Center, Planned Parenthood and the S.C. Vegetarian Society will be providing health, wellness and safety information. Various health screenings will also be available. A Rape Prevention-Self Defense Clinic will be in the Russell House Ballroom Thursday, Oct. 4 at 4 p.m. Cost is $10. Register in the Campus Activity Center or at the Campus Recreation office. The program "Reducing Your Risks" will be in Russell House Room 303. The "Campus Rape" video starring Susan Dey and Corbin Bernsen of "L.A. Law" will show continuously in the Golden Spur from 11 to 2 p.m. Kappa Delta Sorority welcomes National President Pat Nieman to USC for 50th anniversary banquet Saturday, Oct. 6. 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. r What These ActivitU Howie Schneider 1/ I'I/E-DODTEOM^UFETD) I ^^ l "^sewj(c? ^ of others j 1/lle violates _ 7~"the. separation of \ coosrnuTiou ? h "\ v purst mud state. ) -y really? * ^ -A( ( V" f (fj kjkat , ' ^ . ^ \t Ji?/ -JZ> - ; Gary Larson f));i I < ^L~' ! HI its "Step back, Loretta!... It's a red-hot poker!" Y monce Tonning lomp/! \ MAOf IN U S * \^ f amily Hair Styling t Tanning Salon X. 1945 uecter wvo nu zru $35 per,too. UNUMI1ED VISITS ^ IcoupqnI "* GFr 30% OFF OA COLOR FILM DEVELOPING. At Quick Photo we use only Kodak Paper, Chemicals, and Computer Quality Control for the best developing possible. Why trust your memories to anything less. 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