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L J pology 5 ! surveys CPU Ci WANT HIGHER GRADES? 9 ScpuT H ATTEND the STUDY SMARTER Seminar... M p.m.. RH' Saturday, March 21... USC Law School Building jjj The Wi - Room 135 H f 1 be ncrlor B To Register Call 1-800-BXCEL-12 H l^J TlctJcls $s ^J?,?JhSZiUkSZuZiUiUiUiIZiI2uZi?UubSZiUui H Lunch ?S.I ^ ? -1^ MMSi^rthernjxp?sure y r_Tl a mission 5 min. ^ cpu c p-m- rh ' wSt 11 month $40 r"H "J" 5 visits $15 10 visits $25 2 weGks $25 ^j\ Siudenls, "''^^outliera^iposure^an Spa I must alio: 631 Harden Street-upstairs" 779-8450 ? ^ Jhxtraorainariiy Charbonneau ;<^ ^ t>s?, '" Hiff P*lj;*? M.-ffi :^ < _ "faff* ' ~*r ^ Six-Acre Lake OCO 1000 Fireplace Clubhouse IJ^IUUU QuarryTil Pool/Jacuzzi 1&2 Bdrm. AptS Washer an Tennis Courts . /^TT/X dryers i Fitness Trail Boating (CHARBONNEAU) Screened porche Cable included On Stoneridge Rd. off Greystone Blvd. porche Lead! iDon't polio' OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE TO DEVELOP YO ORGANIZATIONAL SKILLS MARKETING SKILLS TIME MANAGEMENT SKILLS COMMUNICATION SKI! INTERPERSONAL SKILLS DELEGATION SKILLS LEADERSHIP SKILLS MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR COLLEGE EXPERIEN BY BECOMING A LEADER WITH 3 l?U THE CAROLINA PROGRAM UNIC OPEN LEADERSHIP POSITIONS INCLUDE: CINEMATIC ARTS CHAIR CONTEMPORARY SOUNDS CHAIR CULTURAL ARTS CHAIR GOLDEN SPUR PROGRAMS CHAIR IDEAS AND ISSUES CHAIR SPECIAL PROGRAMS CHAIR TRAVEL AND TOUR CHAIR APPLICATIONS DUE BY: MARCH 27, 1992 AT 5:00 PM FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO PICK UP AN APPLICATION STOP BY ROOM 209 IN THE RUSSELL HOUSE OR CALL 777-7130 TODAY ihe upcomirtg weeks, the Anthro01 classes will be conducting >out recycling knowledge and bchastudenl body's cooperation is apCall 777-6500 for info, inematic Arts. "Terminator 2: Judgiy," 9 p.m., RH Theatre. Si inematic Arts, "Labyrinth," 11:30 Theatre. S2 admission. :'re Not Your Mother's Players will ming. 1 1 p.m., Trustus Theatre. on the RH Patio to show support d lesbian rights, 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 SATURDAY incmalic Arts, "Terminator 2: Judgiv," 9 p.m., RH Theatre. SI 'inemalie Arts, "Labyrinth," 11:30 Theatre. S2 admission. MONDAY pliance with the University Policy elines on the Use of Alcohol by representatives from each student >n planning to sponsor an event at :r or wine will be served must atlipus Alcohol Policy Workshop. An officer, a student member and the lty/staff adviser of the organization nd the workshop before approval anted to host such an event. Worknoon to 1 p.m.. Campus Activities COL us Lowesi 1 Draft $1.50 Pitch* No C yoi Co fS le 2 rt is IS * <* ., I 252-601 w! |L?^d iUR: LLS CE Date: March Center conference room. Contact Patti Tom nio or Janet Massingill at 777-6688 for info University Career Center and lite Colle of Humanities and Social Sciences works ho "Career Networking," 2 to 3:15 p.m.. Gat brell Hall room 247. Call 777-7280 to si: up. MEETINGS The sunset chapter of S.C. SHARE (Sei Help Association Regarding Emotions) me every Friday at 6 p.m. at the SHARE ho in near Sydney Park at 722 Blanding St. Mer bership is. open to survivors of mental illne of emotional problems. Call 252-7076 f info. Walerski Club meeting: Wednesdays at p.m., Sol Blall P.E. Center room 135. RHA meeting: Tuesdays at 7 p.m., R 203. Everyone is welcome to attend. Students for the Ethical Treatment of Ar mals: Thursdays, 4 p.m. RH third flo< lobby. Animal Rights issues addresse everyone welcome. Student Psychological Association: 1st ai 3rd Tuesdays, Barnwell Conference Room. "How to Find an Internship" worksho Wednesdays, 3 p.m. Call 777-2124 to sign i or come by the Student Employment Cent on the sixth floor of the BA Building. Perceptual-Motor Development Laborato will offer a Creative Movement Program f young children to enhance gross and fine m lor development in normally developii children. Small group sessions for childr ages two to four years and four to six yea: Sessions are 45 minutes, Fridays, 10 a.m., p.m. and 3 p.m. First session is free; subs LEGE NITE Life's Place to Party t Drink Prices in To $1.75 Bar Brands ers (lite) $1.00 Busch & Simmicks! These Prices j have too much to drink Coming March 25 i ming March 26 Pearl Court Open Friday i ursday's Ladies Nite?Ladit Free taxi for those w I All ABC Regulations 'Q, JOST1 23, 24, 25, 26, & 27 Time: 9:00-4:; Place: University Booksti ON I ia_ qucnl sessions ;ire $6 each. 777-2863. Equestrian Club: Thursdays, 7:30 p.m., gC RH 332. Open to all riding levels. Contact ,pv Candace at 254-1706. 11. Baha'i Club of USC discussions: Thursday gn at 7:30 p.m., RH 306. Everyone is invited. USC Scuba Club: Thursdays at 6 p.m., P.E. Center 134. 544-1157. Angel Flight-Silver Wings Society: Tuesdays at 8 p.m., Flinn Hall (on Horseshoe) 01 room 202. All students welcome. 777-2721. ,c' Hillel, Tuesdays, 7 p.m., RH 202. 11 ~ Campus Rape Awareness: Tuesdays, 6 ss p.m., RH 302. 01 ' fe Fencing Club: Mondays and Wednesdays, 6:30-8:30 p.m., Booker T. Washington Gym. ^ Call Brett at 544-1657. v. ivvj/uuiicaiis. tt ai r ^ p.m., Gambrcll 501. CHAMPS: Mondays, 9 p.m., Columbia Hall lobby. or g World Tac Kwon Do Club: Thursdays at 6 p.m.. Sundays al 1 1 a.m. New students welcome. Call Shane at 779-6568. Carolina Cinematographer's Association: Thursdays, 7 p.m., Carolina Coliseum room P: 1024. All media-oriented majors are UP welcome. ,er ry Datebook Policy or 0_ Publication is free, but not guaranteed. -jo Send your announcements to DATEBOOK, cn Drawer A, Rll, USC, Columbia, SC 29225 or rs drop by The Gamecock office. No announce2 mcnls will be taken over the phone. Deadline ;e- is noon of the previous publication day. B.L. Qoogler n wn _ FOOD J|>jMI (Spirits Busch Lite Every nite ? All Nite! ...we'll provide the ride! 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