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Calvin and Hobbes dont 5\t next ( relay. i ikste/ to me, calvin wont tauc hear i oont want abcwt luucu -/ to hear ant \ at ml. f a rv disgusting \ ov comments about y \ v_ ^luncm. y 1 iC a i Get oft the V FORGET 1T.M0E Swir^, Wmlo/ J VJMT HWRTURN Shoe P TWE6^AR2/W- ?(A [ THE &]l?KS/0 V&A$T, \~T<$W f??-y WHAT* IT $ 0Vf2 H0l?E WlM? THI-&? \/?WMC? -WITHAVf I ?X??TiM6 Pltfl?H. Meetings The Gay and Lesbian StuAec/v?iofinn n/ill moat toninht uoi 11 rw^wiuuvn win m??i iviiiv^ih in Gambrell Hall Room 247 at 7. Write to P.O. Box 80098^ more info. The French Club will be meeting tonight at 8 at Goatfeathers. Come and speak some French! Phi Alpha Theta, the history honors society, will meet today at 3 in Gambrell Hall Room 236. All interested parties welcome. For more info, call 738-1652. There will be an Amnesty International Bake Sale today from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the area around the Humanities Building. Stop by on the way to class or in your free time! Donations of any sort will be greatly appreciated. For more info, call Shannon Baxter at 252-8024 or Carl Maas at 544-0602. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes will meet tonight at 9:19 in the Roost Dining Hall. Special guest will be NFL football coach Raymond Berry. The USC basketball team will also be in the spotlight. Sigma lota Rho will meet tonight at 7 in Gambrell Hall Room 428 to hear M. Ehsan Osman speak about the current situation in the gulf region and give a firsthand account of the day Iraq inuaHarl Vi luiait Puorunno'c ini/itori vauw iauitwii. jwi.w w ... ? The Golden Spur Program Committee invites you to oui meeting today at 1 in the Golden Spur "Blue Room.* We are progB Carolina Auxiliary u Services * o Professor Dickey book on Monday, University Bookstor ^0, DO W MMT TO WUKTS T\ NFVEfcO A ft\OOLE I MADE UP ? BETYICEM k GARDEN \ (| ' AMD A TWO-lHCU-LOt DOLE? )\ v. EWING BOOGtR: ^ \ ! ?u * WM V64(- ^| M ZAVCe, TW? I PAPMI6IAMA. B? 7^7 jX? %^A. /S&l vf gaansum - (^WWATTHeH^.^I ,</yM IW V0& mr M^AAJ? 1 }Ub ^0 . I J /\ "7 <* & Jj^h n M ^1 r1 OmJS ?n ^M^!sH15 ; r\ Pate : : II I ... : I, M.MIIMI ramming for next semester so come tell us what you want to see, even join the committee. The Association of AfricanAmerican Students' 1991 Talent Show auditions will be tonight from 6 to 8 in the Towers Social Room. The Catholic Student Organization will show the film A Man for All Seasons, about the life and martyrdom of St. Thomas More, tonight at 6:30 in the St. Thomas More Center, 1610 Greene St. All students welcome. For more info, call 799-5870. Lend a hand! Join us to paint a Prni/iHonrfl Home norfih Sun day, Nov. 11 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Sign up in the Campus Activities Genter by today if you want to participate. Transportation will be provided. Hey everybody! Don't you remember we have a SAGE meeting EVERY Thursday? Tomorrow Pat Cannon from PURE (People United for a Responsible Environment) will be speaking. See you in RH Room 202 at 7 p.m. RAGE will be rehearsing immediately fol1 lowing the meeting. The Saluda River Chapter of Trout Unlimited will meet Thurs1 day, Nov. 8 in the Gamecock Room of the Luther Lee Building 1 at 1314 Lincoln St., in the downtown of Columbia. John Cely of the Heritage Trout Division of the S.C. Wildlife Department will con1 duct a slide presentation on the natural area preserves in the up1 state such. Students for the Ethical UNIVERSITY BO RUSSELL HO The University Be would like you to congratulat Professor James n the release of his THE EAGLE'S will be reading and a November 12,1990, c e in Russell House. ur Educational Resource Cente Bill Watterson E 4CE f SLOG I I cm'i 4&, - TVAlMK OF /\ its hkrd to be religions wuen certain people are never incinerated bv bolts of lightning. \ BSH,,, Jeff MacNelly 1 PF W1 OKj wu0le wheat, ^ Lf iJ3fu# A 1990 Tiibune Media Sendees, Inc RIQMS Hesei^^ ^^^ // fimiam the ewe s#l 71 amp wu ?ee.:. mr. Ifefr Ilk 'Rnok ' LJUUFv vvv. . . . . .-.-.V.... v.-.-.... .... .. v.v.v.-..v. .w.v. Treatment of Animals will be m meeting Thursday, Nov. 8 at 7:30 p.m. in Sloan (Art Department) C Room 208. Animals and product b, testing will be discussed. All are m welcome I s< ATTENTION FACULTY: kr Alpha Phi Omega service frater- b] nity is sponsoring a faculty night H out Friday, Nov. 9 from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. at Cliff Apartments q nursery. Call 544-3557 for infor- w mation and to reserve a spot for your child for this night of free g babysitting! Only 40 spots open. ^ The American Marketing Association will meet Nov. 13 at 0I 6:45 p.m. in BA Building Room a 502. Dr. Morganroth will discuss management of time. Everyone welcome! k The Baptist Student Union p meets every Thursday at 7 p.m. ^ for its Heart to Heart program in <3 the BSU center on Pickens g Street. Sl ATho NSC Rahai dnh hac weekly meetings Thursdays at y 7:30 p.m. in Russell House Room c 305. Everyone's invited! For more c info, call 254-2870. B Student Christian Fellowship j sponsors morning prayer every a Tuesday and Thursday at 7:30 F a.m. in Rutledge Chapel. Every- c one is invited to attend. c Etc. r The workshop "Liberal Arts L Power ? Gaining Work Experience" will be Thursday, Nov. 8 in g BA Building Room 005 from 7 ni p.m. to 9 p.m. Workshop is spon- D sored by the University Career S Center and the College of Hu- C OKSTORE USE NOl/C+rM'O / wr\?ji join us in c "ing Dickey : new book, MILE i i+onrnnhinn hie \-l I V^v^l III 1^ I IIU it 1:00 p.m. in the lek & Meek I DO sou realize: that r / ALMOST EVERVT1ME A / ' FOLITICIAU RUfOS FOR / OFFICE -THESE QWS... y' ?1/ / MY MOTHER ALWAVS SAID U 'KHIMD EVERV GftAT MAM I THERE. STAMDS A OUCMAJJ^ 'he Far Side \ P I "It's just a miracle you pulled throi Why, it was only a few hours a family was deliberating on whe wring your neck." ? K 1 ... lanities and Social Sciences. CPU's Golden Spur Program ommittee is now looking for ands and comedy acts for a ius'ic and comedy series next jmester. If you, or someone you tow, are interested then come / the CPU office in Russell ouse with a tape or schedule On Friday, Nov. 9 the CPU ontemporary Sounds Committee ill Kq hrvotion Rattle fho Ill L/C I IWOlll IV^ IIIC UUUIC CI II IO ands. It will be held in the RH allroom at 8 p.m. Admission is 2 for USC students with ID, and 3 for general admission. Come ut and see USC's best bands in ction! On Nov. 14 the CPU Conimporary Sounds Committee will e throwing a Golden Spur Beach arty featuring music by Fresh ir. It will start at 7:30 p.m. in the iolden Spur. Admission is free, ring your baggies and your unblock and be ready to shag! Enjoy the fun at Disney /orld! The CPU Travel and Tour Committee is sponsoring a trip to isney World for Thanksgiving reak Nov. 21 to 25 for only $70. he price includes transportation nd accomodation for four nights, or more information come by the iPU office in RH Room 209 or all 777-7130. )atebook Policy Publication is free, but not uaranteed. Send your anouncements to Kathy Heberger, rawer A, RH, USC, Columbia, .C. 29225 or drop by The lamecock office. s Need < to tal OMD 520: Pri: An introductc speech ?la ngu< Learn about difference ii adults with Course Times: Buildin 5 For Te Howie Schneider 1/^TvOLATES THE ) ( "THE- SEPARATION OF \ ( CONSTITUTION ?/^ \ V RJRSk AND STATE- y ?EAUY? ^ v{ j ^ ^jn /^S^AHT^X I AMD BEHIND HER/THERE. ) I RISKT.. J (SIWXS H?R IMhtR JT f*L OH i ^ jf IIAm Gary Larson it-- " 6 c 1990 Umvetvat Press Svultcai'' c 1990 Universal Press Syndicate jgh, George. ... The class was quietly doing its lesson when Russell, go the whole suffering from problems at home, prepared to ther or not to employ an attention-getting device. "IT'S EAST TO FIND TIME TO WORK AT UPS.Pi m "UPS is flexible I told them I \ ? Wjt had a problem?classes all m morning and labs in the afterM noon. They said, 'No problem. Could work an shift?' Perfect. But that's how jIb29I^^I UPS is. They make it easy for student to work part-time. "Picking your own schejf ~*~^Bi J JH dule is only part of it. I get [ JHH almost $10,000 a year, paid holidays, paid vacations and Bk ' medical benefits?all for four hours a "No other company underk stands students like UPS. And m ^Zk no other company offers more. They make way through I 9R I WORKING FOR STUDENTS WHO WORK FOR US. liincl unc no iucdc cnnnATinii y|iv ur0 UbLiibnii hvwwnuvn Serious applicants can inquire 6th floor, BA building to find out when UPS representatives will be on campus. Or interviews can be arranged through Job Service, 700 Taylor Street. TUDENTS an interesting elective <e this Spring? Try: aciples of Speech. Pathology : ? i. ~ 4-U^ -FT I tf y course iruu liic mcius kj i age pathology and audiology. a profession that makes a n the lives of children and communication handicaps. Mon?Wed?Fri from 1:25?2:15 p.m. g/Room: Nursing Room 124 ichedule Cods: 191071 further information contact: resa Boyette 777?4813