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! By LUPE EYDE AND NIGEL RAVENHILL
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Spring break: sun, sand, sea, tan lines and a great
' opportunity to spend all the cash sent by the Bank
! of Mom and Dad.
! But there is the proverbial morning after, of
course, and for the financially challenged student,
we empathize, sympathize and are ready to offer
advice and assistance so that the remaining two
months of school aren't bereft of liquid sustenance.
OK, so you didn't realize that Florida is expen;
sive and that Double Big Mac Super Size Value
; Meals (with Barkley collector mug) cost almost $4.
; Now you're broke but tanned ? yeah! ? and you
still want to go out and celebrate the majesty of
j Pricing I
Bottles
No Brainer 11.75
Rock
Garrett's ?i.85
$1.85 domestic
$2.50 import
Group $1.75 domestic
Therapy 1225 p?n
$1.75
Tkmmany Hall $,{25 lcchousc
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\ March 18,1994
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THIS INFORMATION IS FOR YOU! beei
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the little money you have left and s-t-r-e-t-c-h it to the
make merry for the rest of the semester. Life's too tuiti
short to stress over a question of cash, so finding N
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were researching this serious issue with the jaun- our
diced languor of experienced journalists. mal
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terests of the student body, and if someone in the ing i
recent elections had printed beer prices in his cam- as r<
brew in Columbia bai
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$1 $3 Bud, Natural Ute $1.50 bottles
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$1.50 c4 $1 off liquor
Bud Lite $1.75 bottles
$3 pitchers
$3.95 Bud. Michelob
$1.25 $3.25 Icehouse $1.75 bar mixe<
$4.75 Bud, Natural Lite $1.70 bottles,
$.90 $9.95 import 4-7 Mon.-Sat.
$1.25 bottles (e
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$2 Natural Lite $2.50 pitcher
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candidates mistakenly believed we worry about
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beer, or give me death." This is a creed worth ^he Bisexual (
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understand, so below you will find the fruits of ular meetings will
labors. Enjoy them with gusto. Note: No ani- Nominations d
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dows were broken, and we walked home hop- 2477 for more inl
the real world of mass communications will be
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Wednesday, March 16, 1994
V March 16 Oscar Party with free food and
rt'ising Federation fi2es 8 Pf G,olde?n SPur>on
Hinman, the ex- Sponsored by the Carolina Program
sident of NDL/The U ?n" ,
Room 4027 Coii- Women's History Month speaker
Dorothy Allison, 8 p.m., in Belk Aue
Sale," where the ditorium, BA Building,
ds will be based on Sign-ups begin for Graduate Stunces
between men dent Association camping trip. Call
example, men will 777-2477 for more information.
1 cents women pay.
on RH Patio. Spon- Tuesday, March 22
3rity Council as part "Annreciatinc Oneself " workshon
>ry Month. conducted by Dr. Ruthann Fox-Hines,
jay and Lesbian As- 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Workshop is free to
not meet at Cafe students, but a limited number of
m. as planned. Reg- Spaces available. Call the Councontinue
March 23. ^img and Human Development Cenue
for Outstanding tef a?7.5223.
it Award. Call 777- Tuesday Night Live with Layman's
ormation. Daughter, 7:30 p.m. at the Golden
Spur. Sponsored by the Carolina Pro,
March 17 gram Union.
poetry reading by
poet-in-residenceat Wednesday, March 23
.lty and former stu- ..what Can, ^ ^ A Major In
i.ckey s, 4 p.m. at Sociology?? j p m t0 4;30 p'm Cal.
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tin mee ing, . "Women in Our Legal System," dishocus
will perform cus?ion to include a fe,male 'fud8e'
1 songs at 7:30 p.m. Probatlon suPervlsor' enforceitorium
in the BA mem and attomey The discus
e. sion will focus on non-traditional
mission. . e ....
1 Involving Interna- of wom^1" tihecle8al s?st Campus
and Com- 3:30 P-m-in m 301- Sponsored by
. presentation from USC Judicial and Peer Conduct
University of Cen- Board as Part of Women's History
m. to 8 p.m. in RH ,, , ?
y International Pro- Outercourse:Re-calling the Elemental
Powers of Women" public lecture
by Dr. Mary Daly, pioneering
If h 1ft feminist theorist and author and theViarcn
lo ology professor at Boston College. 8
the Minority Ass is- p.m. ^ Belk Auditorium, BA Building,
it are due by 5 p.m. Reception following. Part of Women's
s Activities Informa- History Month.
!-fiPc^?('^b)m? Thursday, March 24
iy, fiction and poet- J322 rig*11 in the Golden Spur, 7:30
p.m. Sponsored by the Carolina Pro
nd Lesbian Associa- gram Union,
sell House, 12 p.m. Graduate Student Association Dinner
Club at Zorba's restaurant, 7:30
nt Association Hap- P-m. Call 777-2477 by March 23 to ret
Muldoon's. serve a seat.
March 21 Sunday, March 27
ittle Guys," an Aus- The Britain/Moore Duo Steel Drum
lo comedy and play Band, 7:30 p.m. at the Koger Center.
IH Ballroom. Spon- Sponsored by the Carolina Program
ina Program Union. Union.
ummer Research Grants Available For
leniors and First Year Graduate Students
tee Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama will award
200 per student for eight weeks of hands-on research
nmer. The areas of research are:
Aerodynamic Flight Control
Portable Atmosphere Monitoring System
Semiconductor Crystal Growth Studies
ntegration of 36 mirrors into active array
fee suspension modal test method studies
Impact of composites studies
Imaging of Sun using Fouler Telescope
Layered Film Investigations
-luman-Computer Interface Environment
Damping measurements for composites
Fracture studies in welds
Autonomous ascent guidance algorithm
:r transmission w/semiconductor laser diodes
Holography and microgravity
Remote sensing of urban heating
Damping methods in microgravity
iluminum-lithium as propellant tank matl
lobot arm manipulation interface
ed ANNOUNCEMENT for additional details. For
ION or for more details on any of the projects listed
above, please contact
Ms. Anita Jones
NASA Space Grant/EPSCoR
206 Sumwalt Bldg
Columbia, SC 29208
Ph: 803-777-0310
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