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Calvin and Hobbes THE HARD PART FOR US t)0 WE ALLOW OUR WORK TG BE OF C.00RSE, WHEN ANANT-GARDt POST- VTODERU WIPED AUD EXPLOITED Bl A GOES CDMMERRVAT. ARTTSTS IS DECIDING WHETHER MARKET THATS 51MPLT W0NGR1 A NVOCKERX OF HIS OR NOT TO EMBRACE FoP TUE NEXT HEW TWINS7 DO AN OUYSTDER AND F ODMMERCIAUSM. WE PARTICIPATE IN A STSTEM WE BuTS IW> THE ^ . jf * S TUkr TURUS WlGW ART INTO SHALLOW MALUES I gST^>" '?? J ' ' TOW ART SO \TS BETTER STATED TRANSCEND. HE V bj j i hjx, i-\r^ v^rovjnr \ ion : in\tv>k.\n or . |\/vl^ 1 ^ todm i drew another picture the arts are under attack'. [ the aut in mi " Dinosaurs in rocket freedom of expression is are tr SVUPS" SERIES, AND MISS BEING SGUELCUED' SILENC wormwood threatened to v_ _ ^ ? \ view 0 g'me me a bad mark in her v7^ t f ^ % to tht grade book \r ) 1 ^ ^r? jtj ! wofsrop' 's, . & v v % v i 7*. /> rt i ' o , fLg* |r "Mfe1 ^ P \ 11 _ Shoe r ftOZ?... I'VE WAP ~ W W??E. TAKEY 0UT A f THEY'RE W "THREE MARTiMl* FPR. 1 MY KEY?.. \ WALKEP PFFl^E K&l lUN^M, AMP I'VE 6oT V "" J WERE y A Tc? fcJRiTE ... I 3j^^^S| r W N/ -y?' X "TTOSMT Ytftf 1 I CO... 0UT I COULP 6IVE MY &? US lMR?| A^FAPY WAP A IX WAVE TcP 0? TAX 0TUPE TP 4<P To RN V tO*\ GC0P A<?PWTANT I CAREFUL. .J PlFFEREMT CPA'* vOU^ >? T<?T i -t ? 1 - , [ AMP TW?Y'P 6A0J ,N T<?0PW ^ >g *to' /f^" ^ JYS / vim jt^y ^ A~A iL/i r ^ o ft . __ Dai ' I I Ml MpptinriQ Alpha Theta, the history Cdinijo honors society, will meet Wed Harambeel! 1990 Confer- nesday, Nov. 7 at 3 p.m. in Gamence for African Students featur- brell Hall Room 236. All intering Mrs. Ada Nwankudu and Dr. ested parties welcome. For more Morris Blachman will be today at info, call 738-1652. 2 in Russell House Room 305. ?Attention South Carolina Col The Latin American Studies 'e9e Students: There will be a Program presents El Norte today picnic for the SCC parents and at 3 p.m. in Gambrel] Hall Room students Sunday, Nov. 4 from 428. n?on to 2 p.m. Grab a blanket The Chinese Student Associ- and come join us for lunch in front ation will be showing two movies of McKissick Museum! in the Nursing Auditorium Satur- ?There will be an organizaday, Nov. 3 at 7 p.m. Members tional meeting Monday, Nov. 5 admission is free. Non-members from 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in RH $2. Everyone is welcome. There Room 302 for anyone who would will also be a meetina at 6 D.m. like to start a dance oraanization The Round Table Gaming at USC. Call Chris at 4-1278 if Society will meet Saturday, Nov. you have questions. 3 at noon in RH Room 332. All The American Marketing Astype of role playing and board sociation wiii meet Nov. 13 at games will be played. For more 6:45 p.m. in BA Building Room info, call Trella Cherry at 502. Dr. Morganroth will discuss 799-1924. management of time. Everyone AERHO, the broadcasting welcome! society, will meet Monday, Nov. 5 The Baptist Student Union at 3:30 p.m. in Carolina Coliseum meets every Thursday at 7 p.m. Room 4034. Fore more info, call for its Heart to Heart program in 777-6139. the BSU center on Pickens The Horseshoe Area Govern- Street, ment is sponsoring a Fall Festival The USC Bahai Club has Tuesday, Nov. 6 for all weekly meetings Thursdays at Horseshoe/Woodrow/Thornwell 7:30 p.m. in Russell House Room residents. There will be games, 305. Everyone's invited! For more prizes and FOOD. Festivities start info, call 254-2870. at 3 p.m. and last until dark. ?Student Christian Fellowship "The United Way works 36 A ! A ? _ -I _ utiys a year, not jusi ine aa they take up the money." State Representative Tim Rogers has been honored WSt twice by Common Cause for JP% his -eadership on ethics ? reform. mmmmmmi. Tim Rogers was a leader for EfijSjL ethics reform before the news broke about the State House Tim Rogers has been a leader on other critical issues: ''' education, our environment, fighting crime. We need his continued leadership in the General P f J j Vote November 6 Tim Rogers Rep. House District 7 533 Harden Street P.O. Box 5151 0 Columbia. SC I? "Paid for by the committee to re-elect Tin V Bill Watterson U Dog W M4T1ST OA, WUM TMC \ THM MSUT UE mss ueoc. riL ) 9duaro. f., ^ ~H&M\ G?E .stmusas Dcur. m reetuiw Vr-i?^-r^S-' ^^57 <TCX cKcllertoer 7W ?rcrkss wd Jl^jSLy "4^" -ffifO-A^y^-JLe^j^ \ ^RTSUOOD f'M/ K\ ^ Co\ct?,fo, IK 1 *KDES UOR\r\ES WUM" DOES HOUR TEA,CWER . \ J fTT-! MiMC Tr\ rift \crr Tr. Kft-Mvr DiKitv^nP^ <" IX/-. h_/* -X. .u jTM IVz>nl .,?,v ?, w HWJ C/V ur^J /jkpT' ^ :e I ^tink KV^T/The ^ir 0NTRAR1 MCSTLX Mtf . , -> y "tC , EVROWH-' DCAVJiUG TMEM j*fg$C?****- ' tj DURING MMW Jeff MacNelly The Far Side 7\ [ wo-ea my Wh^lili^ r?. W P??I6W*T?P TOW^nT i ^ar away< on a hillside, a very s >**^1 Tr 1 dog heard the cry of eBook sponsors morning prayer every Enjoy the tun at Disney Tuesday and Thursday at 7:30 World! The CPU Travel and Tour a.m. in Rutledge Chapel. Every- Committee is sponsoring a trip to one is invited to attend. Disney World for Thanksgiving Etc. Break Nov. 21 to 25 for only $70. The Golden Spur Programs price inciuaes transportation Committee and CPU present and accomodation for four nights. CLUB SPUR, Friday and Satur- For more information come by the day from 8 p.m. to midnight. It's vL ?^,ce In RH Room 209 or "Dance Party USC" so come en- call 777-7130. joy the music! No cover charge. On Nov. 9 the CPU ContemWhere? At the Golden Spur, sec- P?rary Sounds Committee will be ond floor of Russell House next to hosting the Battle of the Bands. It Pizza Hut. Wl" be ,n tbe RR Ballroom at The International Student As- 8 Pm- Admission is $2 for USC sociation will have a costume students with ID, and $3 for gendance party in the Russell House era' admission. Come out and Ballroom Monday, Nov. 5. Every- see USC s best bands in action! one is encouraged to join in the N?v- 14 the CPU Confun. Prizes will be awarded to the temporary Sounds Committee will best costumes. Top 40 as well as be fhr?win9 a Golden Spur Beach international music played. Ad- Party featuring music by Fresh mission is $2. ^ir. It will start at 7:30 p.m. in the Dr. Ruthann Fox-Hines will Golden Spur. Admission is free, lead the "Appreciating Oneself" Brin9 y?ur baggies and your group Thursdays from 2 to 4 p.m. sunblock and be ready to shag! inrougn not it, upen to an stu- UateDOOK POIICV dents. Call 777-5223 for more # Publication is free, btrt not In ?" guaranteed. Send your an Do you need help with statis- nouncements to Kathy Heberger, tics for a research paper or term Drawer A, RH, USC, Columbia, paper? Are you at your wits' end ?.C. 29225 or drop by The trying to understand your print Gamecock office. No announceouts? Do you need help with sta- ments will be taken over the tistical computing? Call STATLAB phone. Deadline is noon the preat 777-5074 for help. vious publication day. 5 _ * * *'"" A The United Way Is \f#rr, y lp) The Way Of LoVe. Gain valuable ex- L __perience working for p The Gamecock! All ZZZZZ=Z=ZZ=ZZH majors welcome. Call 777-7726 or come by gg Russell House room g 1^ J ?? * ^ Student Travel r 1 Catalog! ? CALL for your FRK copy! e?MMu e*../jAM4/rA^kA. Ai. wv ^oiiiui^ jiuva?iii/iMivii?i mji iai *.j P? / J Rouna Trips from Atlanta Starting at t{ mk H / LONDON $418 J la / I PAR'S 552 U| / / ATHENS 740 r BUDAPEST 720 y TOKYO 619 ?' 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Call The Gamecock at 777-7726 * IV CAROLINA PROGRAM UNION '"Ifcflfl "3 Ideas and Issues Committee wk I i Presents Carolina program union t*i g STEVE HASSAN pi |" "COWBATTWC CULT WWB CONTPOL" jl | WEDNESDAY. | "j NOVEMBEQ 7, 1990 |jj y RUSSELL HOUSE BALLROOM [j fe Wm ^ ADMISSION: ^ XI fl $1.00 FOR use STUDENTS W/ID PI F $2.00 FOR GENERAL PUBLIC j! 3J rgl | 1 For more information. please call the CPU Office at 777-7130. Ill It This program is paid for, in part, by student activity fees. I ^WE OVERBOUGHT INCLUDES: Cruise, Florida to the t Bahamas for two adults aboard / eoronly \ tiie Ocean Liner Discovery I, \ plus 5 days, 4 nights hotel I ] accommodations at tlie Cast- \ J away Resorts, (tourist class \ ^ rating) while in Freeport, Grand \per person/ R^hamas Tickets aood fnr nnp vpiir from date of ?. . purchase. Offered through a Licensed and Bonded Cruise Line. Limited Amount Of Tickets Remaining. 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