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Calvin and Hobbe WHAT ACE NOcA I'M ENGAGED WHICH < OWNS CWT IN J IN A CONTEST GWE U WE RAIN? J OF WIUS.' ITS GOING " ft. ME AGAINST RAININ TO GIN ' I WANE AN FROM ANNOUNCEMENT. TO BE (jfib/T AS OF TOOAN, *CAL (? r WIU.NO LONGER y ;Lsfc>l RESPOND TO THE Shoe Q? WV M0K7 ME. Ttf ROTATE. \ N HjJL'R. TI&&? J I T m pefK!! '|to(hff II.Mil III. Meetings 0The Central S.C. Mensa Chapter will be having a dutch dinner meeting at 6:30 pm. on April 9, at the Grecian Gardens restaurant, 2312 Sunset Blvd.(US 378) in W. Columbia. The speaker will be Newberry Co. Sheriff Lee Foster, a USC honor grad and "Best Sheriff in SC" in 1990. His topic: "Drug problems, ana wnai we can oo aDout them." For more info., call Sid Krauss at 787-7076. Hillel at (JSC will meet on April 9 in RH Room 202 to go bowling. Nominations for Fall 1991 officers will also be taken. The GLSA (Gay & Lesbian Student Association) will meet on April 10 at 7 p.m. in BA Room 303. We will be electing new officers. For more info., write Box 80098. There will be a KDE meeting on Wednesday, April 10 at 7:30 p.m. Anyone in the education field is invited to attend. We will have someone speak about the interview process. Nominations for next year's officers will also be on the agenda. Plan to be there! Campus Coalition for Literacy will be having a meeting on Wednesday, April 10 in RH Room 305 at 8 p.m. The Fencing Club meets every Monday and Wednesday from 8:30 to 10 p.m. We welcome new members anytime, so come out and ttt. ( - 'Xhr . 1 EM iFTiBh 1 di iv n | DU I VJ I LIZAR O CORNELL AF QL 3 buy ONE meal and c O 0 (' 1 I OF I F< I J s of us is going to p first? s nature ml?9ill(8) vi 50 g\\ie up mo stop g, or am i going t up ahd go \ns\de ? llflMflw QQC^, BIS He l, it5 unoegded, but huuuu doht scn etermln^ ^ now on, i n\sw calmin ^ rigut. that . addressed as tut bold?/ mm nen nan min the bold : ^ a for the res \ the en6/me \ IAH- SY^fPIS s'tipl \ j sl^gr f)2?tyv v\isu"~ j | d\ayw i* >11 i Ml#T WAVE 3EEM \ [ TUB NEW \k, THAT WlNP STO&JA I lid WWIW LAST NlGMT. jJ y Jyr [Nt, Ut I UNC I Please bring this coupon to D'S THICKET, 921 SUMTER SI IMS BUILDING (across from H let SECOND meal of equal or l< Does not include beverages or desserts) FER GOOD EVERYDAY 4PM-10P& DR EAT-IN ONLY. NO CARRY-OUTS Expires 4/14/91 *. DateB learn to fence. For more informa- p.i tion, call Brett at 544-1657. mi The Golden Spur Programs Committee of CPU meets on Mondays at 1 p.m. in The Golden Spur jn( Blue Room/Listening Lounge. If you jn' have any ideas, please come and share them. For more information, p( call 777-7130 and ask for Randall q( or Kristin. m The Seidokan Aikido Club in1 meets Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 3 to 4 p.m. at the Booker T. Washington Gym. Call 777-4258 for more information. E5 Etc. ? The Student Employment in< Center will be offering a workshop p.] on "How to Find an Internship" ev- of ery Wednesday at 4 p.m. through vij the Spring semester. For more Gj info., or to sign up, please call 7-2124. Workshop Theatre will hold au- 80 ditions for the Tony Award-winning musical "Big River" TODAY at 7 ni1 p.m. at the theater. All interested St must sing a prepared song. Accompanists will be provided. Parts are available for all ages. The play will lii I** iQ drt r mara i aIa upon ui i ouiy 1^7. i ui iiiwio nil*-#., oi call 799-4876. *, qu The USC Preventive Exercise Pc Proram will be offering the Ameri- Pr can Lung Association's smoking Cc cessation program, "Freedom From Wi Smoking", beginning on April 9 at 1 Iffffc r ] 11 ji *m?X Bill Watterso IMlttjir POORSlM . IM. ' Will JUST CO010HT V;1 l^j! S How ABOUT AlSO, CALVlW \E CALM IN THE THE BOLD W1U_ T DERAHSED f J 8ESIK RETERRlHG ? vvr*r^'i To WWSEUF IK Jeff MacNel] All Rights Assarvsd ? kX ook m. in the Blatt P.E. Center. F ore info., call 7-3331 or 7-52( ?e: $35 A program on work that is t g done to help Latino immigrai the Columbia community will >ld on April 9 at 7 p.m. in F oom 302. This is sponsored ompaneros en Espanol. Refre; ents will be served. Everyone i/ited to attend. The USC Department of R< ous Studies will be sponsoring illoquium, "An Apocalypse ace and Gender: Body Violen Tony Morrison's Beloved*, feati g Mark Ledbetter on April 9 al m. At 8 p.m., 'The Poetic Visi Randall Jarrell: A Lost World F sited". Both lectures will be held ambrell Room 151. Sigma Alpha Epsilon wil spc r a Red Cross Blood Drive T \Y from 3 to 6 p.m. in the Frat :y Lounge on Blossom & Sum reets. Please help us help othe VE THE GIFT OF LIFE - GV .OOD! The Institute of Internatior udies will be sponsoring a col ium, "Aspects of U.S. Foreii >1 icy in 1990: The Novemb esidency of the U.N. Secur >uncil\ with Davidson Nicol i 3dnesday, April 10 at 3:30 p.m. imbrell Room 429. ivffTTn mm h wmm mm mm mm wmm mm mm m =REE! REET ORSESHOE) esser value FREE! 1. mam wmm mm wmm warn mma mmm mmm mam m n Eek & Meek / I'LL MEVtR BE. ^ \A success... J ^ 7(r ?-Ju I'M WRITIfOG A 6QCfc A0CX OUR RELAT(OM5HlP.. ly The Far Side "Well, I guess that ain't a bad si you about the time I :or International Programs for Stu57. dents is sponsoring a talk on the impact of recent changes in immigration law on international students )e" and scholars on Wednesday, April 10 from 3 to 5 p.m. in RH Room 327. For more info., call 7-7461. by CPU is now accepting commit5h tee chairperson applications for the js Ideas and Issues, Cultural Arts and Travel and Tour Committees. Applications are available in the CPU ofali fice, RH room 209, and are due FriI a day, April 12 by 5 p.m. Call of 777-7130 for more info, ce Need help applying for financial ur- aid? The Financial Aid Office is curt 4 rently holding Weekly Help Seson sions every Wednesday through le- Apr. 17 from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. in in Room 202 of the Financial Aid Office. Free College Tuition is available at The USC to all enlisted perO" sonnel and civilians who qualify. 4-, er" 3-, and 2- year scholarships are nnw available Some enlisted Der rs- sonnel may be eligible to leave the army early and attend college and ROTC training. For more informa. tion, call Capt. Victor Holman al lo- 7-6542gn Datebook Policy er Publication is free, but not ity guaranteed. Send your announce3n ments to Kathy Heberger, Drawei in A, RH, USC, Columbia, S.C. 29225 or drop by The Gamecock office. IBUCKLF^'JF Out-Lour i?( Accent, \ LEASING J We rent furniture and sell previously leased furniture 2231 Main Street 765-0095 Callus! THH BECOMII . wmm on the right me earning a BSN Clifton, NJ 070 il ARMYNU A Howie Schneider C ITS HARD TO \( WHOIAU-SCOR Y~ V THIMK BIG... J ( MOJTftL PICTURES J ^ , \ARE SNAPSHOTS\J Ji F|/ WHAT KlfOD 6F BOX... VI/ #JO...(T!5 A A OJC OF THOS^GCSSiPPV I I /VWSTERY J Gary Larson ===?=========?=?===?====SaB?; ory ? but let me tell His rifle poised, Gus burst through the door, tosf this!" stopped, and listened. Nothing but the gentle sound of running water and the rustling of magazines could be heard. The trail, apparently, had been false. Unibed Way of the Midlancfs It brings out the best in all of us. PRIORITY RESERVATIONS FOR AUGUST THRU DECEMBER 1991 RUSSELL HOUSE LOTTERY FOR REGISTERED STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS APRIL 10,1991-1ST BALLROOM DATE AT 9:00A.M. APRII 10 1M1-9NID RAM ROOM DATE AT 10:00A.M. RUSSELL HOUSE ROOM 205-A Dot Raymond TRADITIONAL EVENTS APRIL 8,1991 ?I (See list on page 77 in the Carolina Community) k| I CAROLINA PROGRAM UNION APRIL 9,1991 REGISTERED STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS APRIL 10, 11,1991 (See above for times for the lottery on April 10,1991) OTHER APRIL 15,1991 "NO ACADEMIC CLASSROOM SPACE WILL BE RESERVED UNTIL SEPTEMBER, 1991. RE ARE TWO SIDES TO 4G A NURSE IN THE ARMY. I And they're both represented by the insignia you wear as a member of the Army Nurse Corps. The caduceus on the left I means you 're part of a health care svsfem in which educational and jfl I career advancement are the rule, I not the exception. The gold bar HUH ans you command respect as an Army officer. If you're , write: Army Nurse Opportunities, P.O. Box 7713, 15. RSE CORPS. BE All YOU CAM BE. L