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(AA/EEO Institution) 22 Bill Watterson Shoe m HOT DUNNB. I OUST /* " =? HME A COMMAND OF A$G, UGl/f TWORCUGULM USELESS / ' ?$6ENTlAUT \HPORMAT\ON. l|\ ? AN EFRCIE ; c?" I I I TUINK MM EXCUSES ^Wl f .../ LL MEED TO BE LESS I vu\] WHSM I pl< WE EXTEMPORANEOUS. >1 LJ "TOftJOSH Al " j [TT^HClPAll It L pAp^yJ01 ~\ /f * Is st D/i-f-/ivr> ' I 'Li si f/n* C irijac JL ti-c/o x (if \f ^= >? J~ Donning his b>^ Schwartzman -*? * ^ trrVi* Earth to hear wt k TODAY CPU Cinematic Arts, "The Naked Gun," 9 p.m., RH Theatre. Si. OB Committee for Africa meeting, 7 p.m., Gambrell 321. Dr. Suzanne Houyoux will speak on African cultural influence on Fancophone Caribbean Literature. Open to all students interested in African issues. [ ] B Waterski Club meeting, 8 p.m.. Sol Blatt P.E. Center room 135. All members interested in going to the spring tournaments must attend. " Open forum: "P.E. Center Fitness Facility ExpBlm| pansion," 6:30-7:30 p.m., RH Ballroom. All interested welcome to attend. Issues related to the ^ P.E. Center will be discussed. ^^^^1 "Healing the Wound: Recovering from Loss," 2-4:15 p.m., in the Counseling and Human DeHvelopment Center. THURSDAY USC Scuba Club meeting, 6 p.m., P.E. Center 135. We will be starting OWI classes soon. Call ^s[i 544-1157 for info. Q Lecture by Eugene Genovese, 7 p.m., Belk Auditorium. Phi Alpha Delta Undergraduate Law Fraternity meeting, 6:30 p.m. Check RH directory for m w> uu ihj mi m m m m m wwwmimmmimmm Papillons elects Students & Faculty as Woirl n( Ttio n x xv. my* m me \^j Shampoo and Conditioner Cut an $10 Men Expires 3/31/92 $15 Wc Papillons offers upscale services and styles without the ups That's our philosophy of hair at 631 Harden St. "Ups Also try Southern Exposure Tan Spa, > next door 779-8450 4 Car Heel! ! ne 19,1992 \ uly 31,1992 | 5, and rising high j WtlOI it, second or both What: ypical course load es are offered. 2 .... dy Abroad S rrifcru 15 plus $40 per \ WhOTi dour for i ? Why: _ _ Zip j Application! rL 2 House, low* -olina at Chapel Hill> ! ! lor more inl Application Sscsstefettcxstoc* asAPis \i i / RztoPctec? I I J 9MMH r U]|i T\&$?. BBMTie$ \ iLU LMTopfi^Ju 1 \\kvrw^m>\m\ M ?R*W ^ flST I PERUKE. \ U,THE?? V* 7$f A ?ZO >??CTOK. j ide kS&>& \ i I ^ ( new canine decoder, Professor becomes the first human being on lat barking dogs are actually saying. room number. Students for Choice meeting, 7 p.m., RH 3( CPU Cinematic Arts, "Thelma and Louise' p.m., RH Theatre. $2. MEETINGS The sunset chapter of S.C. SHARE (Self-H Association Regarding Emotions) meets ev< Friday at 6 p.m. at the SHARE house, near S ney Park at 722 Blanding St. Membership open to survivors of mental illness of emotioi problems. Call 252-7076 for info. Waterski Club meeting: Wednesdays at p.m., P.E. Center 135. RHA meeting: Tuesdays at 7 p.m., RH 21 Everyone is welcome to attend. Students for the Ethical Treatment of Ai mals: Thursdays, 4 p.m. RH third floor lobl Animal Rights issues addressed; evcryo welcome. Student Psychological Association: 1st a 3rd Tuesdays, Barnwell Conference Room. "How to Find an Internship" workshop: We nesdays, 3 p.m. Call 777-2124 to sign up come by the Student Employment Center on t sixth floor of the BA Building. Perceptual-Motor Development L^aborato 1 Sales anc with the I ^ ^ 9 marke Lass a Excellen d Style Learn man strategies ^ men icale prices. r . ? | for a career: tairs. ... ! position wit. during the 1 799-0234 career plao interview to 1992LEAE "Leadership is actio -Donald H. Mc Sixty-five of Carolina's top stu The Leadship Enrichment An Conference . . o o -7 ^ nno . iviay doc/, 5: Charleston, S.C. LEAD offers student leaders t learn, and grow as they preps in office by engaging in team development workshops and < 3 are available in the Campus Activiti >r level, Contact Novella Fortner or Gi ormation. Deadline is Friday, April 3* 1992. Jeff MacNelly ^^MP T^NlP To I \jA I U0NP?P if ^ ulM1He.lU$VRMc?. \ r I? CPMPAMV ?AU,S IT Gary Larson vWl/ll ^^Af(>(d, rr?y Afr.'fa^V^ N^f'j ffj f Und^r azufe Colored sk.es\ Cl . I \ A-fricd i^Y Africa. j ^ ''jj {Look^uf1 ! f l,es| ^ , v- ! *-*- V*-?~ I v?fe- -H" v f ,_ t I Rhino recitals will offer a Creative Movement Program for ~ A F- ? u. ^uuug tiiiiuitn iu ^uuancc auu line I11UIU1 ' 9 development in normally developing children. Small group sessions for children ages two to four years and four to six years. Sessions are 45 minutes, Fridays, 10 a.m., 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. First session is free; subsequent sessions are $6 elP each. 777-2863. 'rV Equestrian Club: Thursdays, 7:30 p.m., RH 1C*" 332. Open to all riding levels. Contact Candace is at254-1706 nal Baha'i Club of USC discussions: Thursday 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) room 202. 01 All students welcome. 777-2721. 3y" Hillel, Tuesdays, 7 p.m., RH 202. ne nd Datebook Policy >cj_ Publication is free, but not guaranteed. Send your announcements to DATEBOOK, Drawer A, he RH, USC, Columbia, SC 29225 or drop by The Gamecock office. No announcements will be laken over the phone. Deadline is noon of the previous publication day. I Marketing Opportunity nation's leader in college ting and media services t Financial Rewards agement skills and marketing ivhile implementing on-campus Flexible hours. Great beginnings in the business world start with a h American Passage Media Corp. .992-93 school year. Contact your ement office to sign up for an be held on April 7, 1992. ^Conference j n, not position.j tGannon ident leaders id Development (LEAD) he opportunity to interact, ire for their upcoming year building exercises, personal goal setting sessions. ! es Center of the Russell Borge Reitmeier at 777-5780