Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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The Golden Spur Programs Committee of CPU meets on Tuesdays at 3 p.m. in The Golden Spur Blue Room/Listening Lounge. If you have any ideas, please come and share them. For more info., call 7-7130 and ask for Randall or Kristin. Companeros en Espanol, The USC Spanish Organization, will have its opening meeting of 1991 at 7 p.m. "Latin time" in RH Room 302, Tuesday, Feb. 5. Come welcome new EPI students. For more info., call David at 4-2676. SETA (Students for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) will have a general meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 5 in RH Room 201 at 7 p.m. Everyone is encouraged to attend. The Navigators meet every Wednesday night at 8:30 p.m. in RH room 303. Join a group of Christians in fun fellowship. Every ? : LEADS CPU NEEDS 1 J lne Car Ava l SPEC : ANDTHI Applications ar( The deadline fo: J For more infc CPU is fu i ?I?IP CAROLINA PROGRAM UNION { PUT MX BODX TO BECAUSE TUT BODX T )T MX SWRtTS <50mS UoME OF TUE SP1R\T, R\GWT UERE, SO IF XOU'RE NOT IN BE [WER? YiUX SUOULMT TNO MINUTES, XOUR 1 WST STM SE, I OONT TWlNK I GUESS WOULD BE SGAOOL CV^l 20 TO S< FAIL ElTUER. ... AND V% % \ A DAX 'S OUT ALREADX.... \ & ? NONEMR N TUERE'S SPR\N&.. AND A I IN MAR ius,vsT\ twamk^, $UE'$ ju^rl iRE^UL... 1 C/-iT wUAT PVEtfv' I -J | ?;T*IP6$I6K15A41$ ?\ I 1J? ^ ^ gg?N j Date one is welcome. Call Becky at 4-2131 or Lew at 957-1357 for more info. The Baha'i Club meets Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. in RH Room 305. For more info., call Kurt at 254-2870. Etc. The Baptist Student Union has a prayer room open for all wanting to pray for the war or other prayer needs. It is available on Mondays through Thursdays from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m., Fridays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sundays from 2 to 11 p.m. There will be "Prayers for Peace and Those in Danger," an interfaith, international hour of prayer and meditation Monday through Friday from noon until 1 p.m. in Rutledge Chapel. All welcome. Hunger in Columbia, South Carolina. Come and hear about how our emergency feeding programs are feeding the hungry in Columbia. Representatives from Oliver Gospel Mission, Salvation Army, and Trinity will speak or> Monday, Feb. 4 at 4 p.m. in Room 1015 in the Carolina Coliseum. All interested individuals are invited. Weight Training Class for Faculty and Staff will be 7 a.m. to 8 a.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays beginning Tuesday, Feb. 5. Meet in the weight room in the Blatt P.E. Center. Fee is $10. Call Liz Bailey at 7-3331 or 7-5267 for more info. I he deadline for application for Mortar Board membership is TODAY. To qualify, students must !## IISIIIP AN1 1 FEW GOOD Ml olina Program Union Has I ilable on its Executive Cou APPLY FOR THE ylAL PROGRAMS C] 2 IDEAS AND ISSUE TODAY! i available in the CPU Office, F r applications is Friday, Februai >rmation, call 777-7130 or come inded, in part, by Student Activi Bill Watterson I 5 THE AND HOME ^ SWEET 5P\R\T HOME. M TO BE ENTLT Die i a tI CU>k i j i VES*. ro BT SECOND GRADE, TO)'D BE :V\OOL PACVONG TOUR LUNCH BOX IN WITH DENTURE CLEANERS. ER < DAT xS^-r I WD 6ETOR.E I CH. ? >"? ,1 I GOT TO TUIR.D J Tz-. ?> GRADE, I RETIRE Jeff MacNelly l $6RVI?? HT&MMIH& ?fe I j A HTTL6. ?U?V\)... Lg ^jfPM Book plan to graduate between Decern- n ber 1991 and August 1992, have a v\ cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher and at least 90 hours by the end of C this academic year. Information s sheets are available at the RH In- V formation Desk. For more info., call V Dorian Vann at 4-2814. p Parents Weekend Steering Committee Interest Forms are s available in the Campus Activities ? Center. The deadline for submitting G interest forms is TODAY. For more G information, call Jan Phillips at c 777-5780. y The Carolina Program Union is now accepting applications for two t| chairperson positions: the Ideas -\ and Issues Committee and the 5 Special Programs Committee. Ap- a Dlications are available in the CPU r office, RH Room 209. Applications are due TODAY. If you have any questions, please call 777-7130 or C stop by RH Room 209. s Operation Desert Storm drop-in p support group for students, faculty, F staff affected by Persian Gulf activi- ii ties will meet Tuesday, Feb. 5 at 4 f< p.m. in the Counseling and Human F Development Center, 2nd Floor F Close Bldg., Room 202. c Carowinds will be sponsoring a Job Fair tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the park's employee canteen. For more info., call (704) c 588-2606 or (803) 548-5300. p The film "Bye Bye Brazil" will / be shown on TODAY at 3 p.m. in c Gambrell Room 420 as part of the h Latin American Studies Program's c monthly film series "Friday After- tl TONE? ! JN & WOMEN Positions J ncil: HAIR I :s CHAIR I tHUU Rm 209. J y 1 at 5:00 pm. J s by Rm 209. ties Fees. p?/ * ;-Dog H6CE coMes. TWE cocsjld'-S G?i?Axesr ?he Far Side Hooting excitedly, primitive scientists try out their new "Time Lc oon at the Movies". All are welcome. The Counseling and Human >evelopment Center will be sponoring a workshop: "Healing the found: Recovering from Loss" on Wednesday, Feb. 6 from 2 to 4 .m. Lutherans Concerned will ponsor the First Saturday Social laturday, Feb. 2 at 8 p.m. at 604 5uilford St., West Columbia. Mardi 5ras Celebration! Wear costumes r masks; BYOB & appetizers or our favorite hors d'oeuvres. YOGA sessions sponsored by ie INDIAN STUDENTS ASSOCIA'ION begins on Tuesday, Feb. 5 at >:15 p.m. in RH Room 304. You ire invited for a rather different ex>erience of physical exercise. The Golden Spur Programs Jommittee of CPU still has a few pots open for student bands to lay on Friday nights. We can offer :REE advertising, sound and lightig. This is an excellent opportunity ar exposure. Bring a tape to CPU, *HUU Room 209 and leave it for Randall or Kristin. For more info., .all 7-7130. Datebook Policy w ruDiicauon is Tree, dui nui luaranteed. Send your announcenents to Kathy Heberger, Drawrk, RH, USC, Columbia, S.C. 292' ir drop by The Gamecock off' Jo announcements will be t' n iver the phone. Deadline is on he previous publication day. We support t Y classroom Ins After all, Ban1 co-discovererc were once biol< SC Relative? and Frien Earn $160 a month! We need males with A o bonus program for studenl op Serologicals Ric Sommons BCVCteO Her MAA, WO HlTCHHULGes/ OlWOOkl VOOC-^BAOO-PAC.C MY^sPones/ ? Gary Larson : Thak and Gork "Look at those two macho idiots They haven't >g." taken a single drink in days ? just to see which one ends up under the table." \ mm ihhv ?^ i mm V MB ' fl|| KBhh liHpTf7jlBB|M TMBPi *i *v JH -v . jrM|BKK'? Tl Women have always spoken out against injustice. ? Yet, 9 out of 10 women raped on campus don't say a word. _ Maybe it's because most campus rapes are committed by someone the victim knows, so she may think it doesn't count. Except, no one asks for rape. And no one has the right to force you into sex against your will. ? So if this has happened to you, please report it. _ Because after all the strides women have made, you can't afford to lose your voice now ^ C WW Kfc TUMIW 1 Cww. Comina Wouwy?u|*<*towort<,or " . your?*lf? tO Q neiliS Stand 2. Would you Ilk* to **t your own hour*? near you 3. An you *tf-mottvat#d? 4. Ar* you a bit of an *ntr*p*n*ur? If you an?w*r*d YE8 to all of th* abov*, you ar* |u?t th* p*r*on w*' r* looking fori A* an Am*rl*ait Pi***|* Campos Rapitf use of animals for f-M of* I You wNlal*ohav*th* opportunity to work 1/f UO Ull/ri on marking program* for tueh dl*nt* ,|M _ - I Q -r> a* Am*rfcan Expr***, Ford, and Bo*ton A fly ?a Ha L/CSVf Unlv*r*lty. Th*r* ar* no *al?* Involved. = rvfi Imci iISm !m Anne. 7 1/1 II I Willi I II groauanon. roi iiiuk uiiuiuniuuii, v<ai ui I I j. writ* ut at th* following addraat: ogy undergraduates too. AMERICAN PASSAGE NETWORK d? ot CMdran and Adults with Diabetes |pl? taattla, WA 91119-4107 increcjib|ej ^ r B blood types. Special A* at ^^atlSJta ts! Call us for details. JAMAICA ,^fwV^ air Jamaica C> <^$499 wkJVVVAV 7 PP pp THE BAHAMAS 9 Middleburg Dr. Suite 105 /-v^v?___ Columbia, SC 29204 SPECIAL! from $399 254-6537 Mon. to Fri. - 5 Days! Call the SPRING BREAK travel experts!