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It ' \ i s. i '* I Meetings The Economics Society will meet Thursday, Oct. 25 at 7 p.m. in BA Building Room 434 to finalize plans for the upcoming New Orleans trip. Call 7-4930 for more info. The French Club meets tonight at Goatfeathers at 8. A ce soir! The program "Landscape Symbols of Eastern European Change* with Julian Minghi, the Chairman of the Department of Geography, will be today at 12:30 p.m. in Gambrell Hall Room 428. She will discuss the change in the political and electoral geography in Eastern Europe. Guy Martin, a Research Fellow at the United Nations, will speak at 3:30 p.m. in Gambrell Hall Room 258 on "African Regional Cooperation and Integration: Achievements, Problems and Prospects." The Catholic Student Organization will meet tonight at 6:30 in the St. Thomas More Center, 1610 Greene St. to watch a film on the ecumenical Taize community. All students are welcome. For more information, call 799-5870. There will be a KDE meeting /For Hot /Summer ii / SOL A, / C I Tt I In I U I N I Be a Student Ori< 1 It's the ACTI 1 Application* \ 206 Russt \ Deadline: Oct( ft S E not Cayi Bay Located at 2005 2 Blocks from Ri 787-7945 Open Sundays Smirnoff Endless Summer 1pm - 12am FI 101 Expires 11/24/90. f^amt^ma^m Date ; tonight at 7:30 in Wardlaw Room 101. The topic is "Certification requirements from state to state." The USC Scuba Club will meet tonight at 6 in Blatt P.E. Center Room 110. The Scuba Club also meets on Tuesdays at 8:15 p.m. to play underwater hockey in the USC pool. Just bring a mask and fins! If you are interested in becoming a certified diver, sign up at our weanesaay meeting. If you are already certified, take an advanced course with the club. Call 799-0130 for more information. Students for Positive Change is meeting tonight at 7 in Russell House Room 302. Dr. David Whiteman, Professor of Political Science, will lead a discussion of "The Responsibilities of the Media in Hunger and Homelessness." New and interested people are always welcome! Come on out and joint the largest organization on campus. The College Republicans meet tonight at 7 in Gambrell Hall Room 258. Guest speaker will be Senator Joe Wilson. Family Connection, a support network that provides information and support for families who have Times.\ l the Cit\ :hievement \ Dmmittment \ jnacity 1 tegrity pportunity. ovelty entation Leader [ON to take! I > Available I ;11 House / }ber 31, 1990 / re Yoi unda\ Inrinn ""?51 af man^ Beltline chland Mall Happy Hour Drink Specials 4-8pm M-F 1/2 off all menu items $1.50 Lite Pitch COUPON 'REE Wi All ABC Regulations Enforced ,DrtrtLr > C?%(^v^i\i. - <x* children, is having a family dropin Thursday, Oct. 25 from 6:30 to v 8:30 p.m. Call 252-0914 for more 7 info. r. SAGE (Students Allied for a j( Greener Earth) will meet Thursday, Oct. 25 at 7 p.m. in Russell House Room 202. Women in Business will meet c Thursday, Oct. 25 in BA Building I Room 502 at 5:30 p.m. Everyone f, welcome!! q The University Career Center s and the Department of Religious _ Studies are cosponsoring a "Going to Seminary?" Day Thursday, f( Oct. 25 from 3 to 5 p.m. in Gam- ^ brell Hall Room 153 (Gambrell -1 Auditorium). Opportunity for unde- _ cided students and students from z all majors to meet with represen- tatives and learn more about j many varied and prestigious theological schools throughout the country. There will be a General Homecoming Meeting to nominate officers Sunday, Oct. 28 at 6 ~ p.m. in RH Room 303. Be there! The Baptist Student Union ? meets every Thursday at 7 p.m. ( for its Heart to Heart program in r the BSU center on Pickens p Street. v TRICKS JM Candy apples, bulk car^^uci kazoos, pumpkin pails, loot You'll find everything yc SHE GEQBaQOBBEHEJSQSflBDGJHQEE n rs 9 I I M Wednesdays "Collegiate Night" 10 FREE Wings with school ID iers Every Night ings (limit 1 per person) The USC Bahai Club has veekly meetings Thursdays at r:30 p.m. in Russell House Room Pwan/Ana'e imriforll C?r mnra L.VOI J\J\ IO O II I V IICU ; | Ul I I l*w/l rifo, call 254-2870. Etc. CPU presents vocalist and juitarist Jim LeBlanc in concert >n Friday, Oct. 26. He will be perorming from 6 to 8:30 p.m. in the iolden Spur. Admission is free, o come enjoy the music you irew up to! Arrest your friends and proessors! The Chi Omega-Kappa Upha Annual Jail-a-Thon will be 'hursday, Oct. 25 from 10 to 4 >.m. on the RH Patio. Warrants ire $3. Bail is $10. All proceeds jo to the Muscular Dystrophy Association. 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