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Do you sometime
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Quite a drive to campus isn't
It just took you fifteen minute
to drive to class. Now you have
spend another twenty minutes
hunting for a parking spot. We
hope that your teacher doesn't s
the exam without you.
You need to move closer to
campus. You need to move to
Whaley's Mill. What we offer i:
off-campus apartments within
walking distance from your clas
ses. If your feet can't take the
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is nightclubs are only two minutes
to away.
But some people think that the
closer you get to campus the
tart higher the price. Not true. Whaley's
Mill offers low student leases
and even special rales for upperclassmen
and graduate students.
. So now when you set our for
campus you don't have to leave
forty minutes early, because
you're already there.
Where Home isn't too far away.
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extra cash for those
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up to $130 per month
Life - Qive Plasma
(Formerly Baxter Hyland)
t Columbia 254-2280
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USC Athletic Depart
USC Career Center
Women Students' A<
Women's Studies De
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OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK BREAKFAST.
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>a National Honor Society
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partment
TODAY
A1 Fitzpatrick, assistant vice-president
Knight-Ridder Inc., will present "Jobs in
r 1 Newsroom" from 1:30-2:30 p.m. in Carol
O Coliseum room 3020-C.
CPU's Cinematic Arts Committee prese
"Tootsic," 9 p.m., Si, RH Theatre.
The Japan Cultural Exchange Club will n
Oat 7:30 p.m. in Gambrell Hall room 258.
Greek Week "Uh huh!" Canoe Race, bene
irig Habitat for Humanity, 3 p.m., Gcrvais Sti
Dock to Rosewood Landing.
Annual Greek Awards Ceremony, 7:30 p.
Russell House Ballrooms.
"Making the Transition from College to
JT~ ^ Workplace for HSS Majors" workshop,
J p.m., Gambrell 429. Call 777-7280 to sign up
f ^ Amnesty international meeting at s p.m.,
H 203. Participation in the international fair
plans for next year will be discussed. Memt
arc expected to attend; otherwise, call Ke
^ Reese at 544-2526.
SAGE meeting, 8 p.m., RH 203.
* Phi Sigma Pi Chapter meeting, 8 p.m., G;
^ brell 250.
Ql USC Scuba Club meeting today, instead
Thursday, 6 p.m., Sol Blatl P.E. Center ro
135. Meetings will be on Thursday for the
of the semester. Call 544-1157 if any questior
REAL 'COUNTRY COOKI
USC's Psychological Service Center ts
ing a therapy group for women sexually at
of as children or adolescents. Participation is
ihe members must be older than 16. Call A1
ina Foster at 777-4864 for info.
:nts THURSDAY
Burnout Prevention/Coping With Stress 1
iecl ram, 2-4:15 p.m., speaker Dr. Ruthann
Hines. Call the Counseling and Human Dcv<
^'l~ menl Center at 777-5223 for more info,
reet g (JSC Percussion "Ensemble concert feati
jazz, rags and African music, 7:30 p.m., F
Hall. Free.
Psi Chi will meet at 5:30 p.m. in Walsh <
forence Room of Barnwell to discuss lhe-y
11 carwash and the April 15 bake sale.
CPU's Cinematic Arts Committee pre.1
KM "Doc Hollywood," 9 p.m., S2, RH Theatre,
and g Greek Week cookcul/awards presentation
)crs p.m., McBrydc Quad.
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MEETINGS
The Russian Club meets Tuesdays at
im" p.m. in RH 306.
The sunset chapter of S.C. SHARE (SelfAssociation
Regarding Emotions) meets e
Friday at 6 p.m. at the SHARE house, near
fpel / 1 '
is ney Park at 722 Blanding St. Mcmbershi
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Classes starting
start- open to survivors of mental illness of emotional
>used problems. Call 252-7076 for info,
free; Waterski Club meeting: Wednesdays at 8
lison p.m., P.E. Center 135.
RHA meeting: Tuesdays at 7 p.m., RH 203.
Everyone is welcome to attend.
Students for the Ethical Treatment of Anij
t mals: Thursdays, 4 p.m. RH third floor lobby.
p(C^ Animal rights issues addressed; everyone
, ' welcome.
Student Psychological Association: 1st and
3rd Tuesdays, Barnwell Conference Room.
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"How to Find an Internship" workshop: Wedrascr
nesdays, 3 p.m. Call 777-2124 to sign up or
p come by the Student Employment Center on the
. 0n., sixth floor of the BA Building.
' fl jEquestrian Club: Thursdays, 7:30 p.m., RH
ents Opcn to riding levels. Contact Candace
at 254-1706.
5 Baha'i Club of USC discussions: Thursdays
at 7:30 p.m., RH 306. Everyone is invited.
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