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Today discussing where AAAS has been and
where it is heading. Refreshments will
Celebrate National Collegiate be served.
Alcohol Awareness Week. DUI Bible study, 7 p.m. BSU. Submit
Graveyard, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Greene yourself to inspiration!
St. See the results of alcohol-related Panel discussion on the
accidents in our state. It may be the Serbian/Croation war, 7 p.m. Maxcy
most important thing you do this College Lounge, sponsored by
week! Rain location, RH Lobby. Resident Student Development and
Executive Director of the National Off-Campus Student Services.
Consortium for Graduate Degrees for
Minorities in Engineering and Science Tuesday
will discuss the GEM program and
qualifications, 3:30 p.m. Currell Celebrate National Collegiate
College 107. A reception will follow. Alcohol Awareness Week. Tombstone
Please be on time. Alley, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Check out the
Leadership Training Series, "So, wall; it may change your views about
You Need Money?" 4 p.m., RH 306. alcohol! Rain location, RH Lobby.
Attend this session to learn new and African-American Studies
creative ways to raise money for your Symposium: "The Making of an
organizations. African-American Congressman."
Association of African-American James Clyburn, speaker. 3:30 p.m.
Students Founders' Day Celebration, 7 Gambrell Hall 258.
p.m. RH Ballroom. Come join AAAS BBig A. Children's Bible study and
for an interesting panel of founders playtime, 3:30 p.m. BSU. Sacrifice an
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TUESDAY 10/20 3:30 PM Immigration Issue
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WEDNESDAY 10/21 5:00 PM Ping Pong Tourna
Gameroom.
7:00 PM The World Game.
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THURSDAY 10/22 h:00-3:OOPM Festival of Diversi
inexpensive lunch
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hour for a child lots of fun! Wednesday
Immigration attorney Alan Gordon
will speak 3:30 p.m. in the BA Alpha Epsilon Rho bake sale, 9
Building Belk Auditorium. Sponsored a.m.-3 p.m. near the Coliseum
by International Programs for Blossom St. exit. Money raised will go
Students. to Tourettes Syndrome.
French and Classics summer study African-American Studies
abroad informational meeting, 4 p.m. Symposium. Dr. Mamie Locke,
Gambrell 151. Hampton University political science
Celebrate National Collegiate professor, will address issues facing
Alcohol Awareness Week. Critical African-Americans in the '92 election.
Cuts. WUSC-FM will be spinning 3:30 p.m. Gambrell Hall 258.
tunes 5 to 6 p.m. that have a highpowered
message about alcohol and
dings. Datebook
Alpha Epsilon Rho meeting, 6:30 Policy
p.m. Coliseum 3020C. Publication is free but not guaranteed.
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soring a photograph exhibition and by the Gamecock office. No announcelecture,
"Cyprus 1974: The Loss of a merits will be taken over the phone.
Cultural Heritage," 8 p.m., RH Deadline is noon on the previous day ,
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A French Film: "Cyrano". Sponsored by the Department of
French and Classics. 114 Humanities classroom building.
Free admission.
A The President's Reception. International students are invited
to a reception hosted by President and Mrs. Palms. The
President's House.
A Multicultural Education and Community Service. The
opening talk for Diversity Week will be given by guest
speaker Greg Ricks. Russell House Ballroom.
vl Benefit Dance for Somalia Relief. Sponsored by the
International Student Association, NAACP and the African
Student Association. Russell House Ballroom. $1.00
admission.
n International Hour. International Students are invited to
attend this weekly gathering to meet new friends.
Refreshments will be served, and this week, musical
entertainment will be provided. Baptist Student Center, 700
Pickens Street.
VI International Film. "Women on the Verge of a Nervous
Breakdown". (Spanish, subtitles). Belk Auditorium. Free
admission.
VI Diwali Night. Everyone is invited to attend this traditional
Indian Festival of Light. Indian cuisine and music will be
featured. Russell House Ballroom. $5:00 admission.
WEEKLY DISPLAYS
students will present a series of displays in the Coliseum on dress from
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Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday, 11:00 am to 2:00 pm in the main lobby of
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