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Holiday che<
Residence hall
By CHRISTINE THOMPSON cent
Special to The Gamecock nev
The University of South PaP<
Carolina, along with the rest of the c^ea
Palmetto State, produces more than t
four million tons of trash every ^
year, and although this concerns J?s*
the entire university community, in 1
students in Maxcy residence hall e0(>
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te Conference Center j
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tner Positions Available:
Managers (2 positions)
ice Center is looking for studen
ummer conference center operation,
desk and facility management of th<
hiring and supervising student staff
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Maxcy residence hall has devel- suc
oped a student-maintained compre- ^aS:
hensive recycling program. In c^n
Maxcy, there is a central recycling
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Conference
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managers for the s
Responsible for the
Conference Center,
working with c
operations. Each
Center is responsit
conferences. 700(
summer seaso
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> $3500.00 summe
academic year)
> Campus Housing
>Meal plan includ
> Employment date
January 30 - Ma
May 16 - Angus
^Detailed job de
packet.
Applications may
December 7, 1992
North Lobby, Caps
777-6636
Deadli
er and jeer for f
tificates, your gift r
get two, maybe ev
meals at Mickie D's.
COLUMNIST Auto service at S
=====_=____ pay for an oil cha
Do you fell obligated to buy What the lucky giltei
te people gifts, even though you 1S that the mechani
ike them? "blown gasket" on tl
'ou know the kind, the people immediately requires
} grate on your nerves like fin- 1 hat's when you pa
nails against a chalkboard, the 311(1 leave,
pie who you've warned your copy ol Wild C
mmate to tell on the phone, wtl3t you're thinking
: ti/*i j r\ ? j
>ags and aluminum cans. habits."
laxcy Recycling Coordinator Rob Abowitz, Ma
1 Goding leads other residents hall director, helped <
aking most of the recycled gram. "The success c
ds outside for Columbia curb- thus far is based on t
; pick-up. Some materials, a majority of the res:
h as cardboard and plastic recycle. We simply h
s, are taken to nearby recy- them with the mean
g sites. do so," he said.
We meet every Wednesday However, the pre
BUCKLE
rry, isn't here right now. u,c ?Vlia uruuu was
'she has run off to join a brimming with eroti*
lastery/convent." you're exactly right
fou have to get them a y?u S've h 10 that
istmas present because of some hasn't had a date ii
eniable relationship or obliga- Watch him squirir
you have to them: they send Mickey Rourke an
presents, you've dated them Bisset have some ad
two years, they're a part of tropical sun.
r immediate family. " Stupid computer :
Veil, I've compiled a list of B the person you'r
it gifts for people you'd rather spends a lot of time ;
e off your list. buy one of those p
inging Christmas wear. There makes noises when
ties, socks, hats and other items does certain things.
Nothing specifically designed Bart Simpson s
Christmas wear. Caramba!" when you
he items are usually white, red disk once is cute. ]
green and feature pictures of saying "Aye, Cara
i frolics around Santa's happy time y?u move the m
te. They are always annoyingly 'Two pet rabbits. N
:y and die high-pitched comput- buy a male and a fer
hip rendition of "Jingle Bells" ure it out.
uaranteed to drive most normal " Giant peppermin
Its insane. impossible to eat a
McDonald's gift certificates, mint stick without
e a gift of grease for the holi- mallet to crush it ii
s. With a $5 book of gift cer- pieces. Then you'll
has comprehensive r
er where residents can recycle afternoon to maintai
fspaper; white and colored Goding, a media ai
ir; cardboard; green, brown and said. "If we make il
r elass. nlastic containers, nlas- mioht hecnme a nai
lients, and handling day-to-da)
summer the Capstone Conference
>le for approximately 62 camps anc
) guests are anticipated during th<
n.
ate Student or Graduating Senior
r stipend ($5.00 an hour during
available at reduced rate
ed
s;
y 15, 1993 (20 hours per week)
t 21, 1993 (full-time)
scription included in applicatior
be picked up beginning Monday,
at the Capstone Conference Center,
itone House, USC Campus. Phone:
ne: January 22, 1993
>eople you hate In
ecipient could with microscopic peppermint partien
three free cles all over the furniture and
sticky red fingers from picking up
ears. Offer to the crushed pieces. They'll get
nge at Sears, through about a quarter of the stick
i won't realize and throw away the rest in frustra
a naruwooa sure you can ininK or more gilts tor jn the <
nto bite-sized those people for whom you just vtncpnm'c
still end up don'it want to buy. 1 jn
1 . itors will
*ecycling program
n the center," problems. Some residents choose other woi
rts freshman, not vto take advantage of the pro- planned s
t simplistic, it gran i. Media arts sophomore Steve and more,
t of people's Zimmerman, an active recycler, Technolog
said "It's frustrating that some resi- "1992
xcy residence dents still throw recyclables in the Year, and
:reate the pro- trasl 'i cans, even though recycling how space
>f the program bins are right next to them." us to leai
be notion that 0 ?ther residence halls have also planet," SI
idents want to increased their recycling efforts, In disci
ave to provide incl uding the Horseshoe and Sims
s for them to Hall. Several others, like Capstone, IntCF
Bates House and NADA, are plan>gram
has its nin g to do the same.
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ly for the gas Polo. Costs less than Polo. Smells
like a wet Saint Bernard.
Orchid. I know Indus trial-size tin of caramel,
;. You're say- butter ;tind cheese popcorn. The
a great movie butter popcorn isn't buttery ? it's
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:. That's why cheese, popcorn is stale. The
"friend" who caramel popcorn is just right,
i six months, excepit for the fact it's stuck
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ult fun in the HA weekend stay in scenic LaBorde.
Your euests will marvel Kimo Ti
sound effects, at the lovely Miami Vice inspired Planet Ei
e buying for pink arid turquoise decor as they ^
at a computer, reel fr om the stench of mildew and ^ T Q1
irograms that stale t>eer.
the computer They'll stay up all night listen- ta y a
ing to the mellow sounds of the _I\
aying "Aye, "Sumiter Street Screamers-." They'll
eject a floppy trudge: up the lovely uash-covered
Bart Simpson stairs because the hall government From Staf
mba!" every closed the elevator because of van- yhe E,
ouse is not. dalisrn. change as
lake sure you If they're really lucky, they'll lums sunn
nale. You fig- stay during a party night and expe- nenl
riencc the thrill of a 3 a.m. fire An exll
t sticks. It's alami pull. u,e space
giant pepper- Th ese are just a few ideas. I'm
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mme, 9, and David Lancaster, 14 visit the "Mission:
irth" exhibit at the State Museum.
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IC IVIUSCUIII CAIllUlliS
SA environment study
collect information to help preserve
f Reports ^ earth's resources, NASA
irth's environment can administrator Richard Truly said,
quickly as a rainy day "The human species has inflicted
y or as slowly as a conti- many wounds to our planet. We
have contributed, in large measure,
ibit from NASA tracing to depleting the ozone layer, to
agency's studies of the transforming once fertile lands into
its systems is now open arid deserts, to deforestation of
South Carolina State tropical and other forests, and to
science gallery. creating acid rain."
sion to Planet Earth," vis- In "Mission to Planet Earth " vis
see interpretive panels itors will see how NASA's research
y illustrating the Space efforts, using satellites to measure
Dn Initiative, murals of various environmental statistics, are
Ids, information on the trying to find ways to reverse the
pace station "Freedom" damage done to our planet,
according to Science and "Space flight has also given us
y Curator Ron Shelton. the tools to measure changes that
is International Space both nature and man are inflicting
this exhibit will illustrate on earth's land masses, atmosphere
: exploration has enabled and oceans," Truly said.
-n more about our own "Mission to Planet Earth" will
telton said. continue in the third floor Science
issing NASA's ettorts to Gallery through Jan. 10.
ested in an editorial position at
The Gamecock
next semester?
d news, photo, sports, feature and copyediting
Applications will be available Sunday, Dec. 6th
ell House room 321 for those interested. For more
.tion, call 777-7726.
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