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WEEKLYMEEHNGS
Student Government is ac
ing Freshman Council applicat
due Wednesday, Sept. 14. App
tions can be picked up in the Stu
,n Government office and should t
' turned to RH 110.
The Women Students' Ass
tion will meet Wednesdav. Set
at 6 p.m. in RH 201. Everyone is
come.
Fellowship of Christian Ath
will meet at 9 p.m. on Sept. 14 i]
Roost lobby. The guest speakei
be Twig Gray.
An information session oi
Mellon Fellowship in humanistic
ies (for graduate work leading to
reer in teaching and scholarship
traditional humanistic discipline
be held Thursday, Sept. 15 at 4
in the Gressette Room, 3rd floor I
er College.
An information session oi
Truman Scholarship for juniors
be held Monday, Sept. 19 at 4 p.:
the Gressette Room, 3rd floor 1
er College.
Attention student leaders
come a leadership mentor and s
your talents and experiences at
olina with a member of the Fall
Emerging Leader Class. You i
have leadership experience, 60
it hours and a 2.5 GPA. Pick i
aDDli cation in the CamDUS Actr
Center. Applications are due Fr
;| Sept. 16. Call 777-5780 for moi
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ions, HELPLINE, a 24-hour crisis 544-0664
ilica- prevention and suicide prevention hotident
line, needs volunteers. For more in- # ?
?e re- formation, call 790-4357. ^ Stude
Contra Dance at the Dutch Fork _
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locia- Magistrate's Office, located on the cor- g
it. 14 nerofSt. Andrews and Broad River . '
wel- roads, from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m., features ormorei
traditional dancing from New Eng- g Bisi
lletes land. Beginners welcome. Admission sociation
ii the is $5. For more information, contact
will Columbia Old Time Music and Dance Fel
at 791-1567 or 783-1017. letes, 9 p
n the The Columbia, South Carolina speaker f
stud- Coalition of "Take Back the Night" in- from Col
a ca- vites the community to participate in versity. C
) in a their 11th annual walk and rally on for more
) will Thursday, Sept. 22. Participants are
p.m. asked to meet at the steps of the Capiiarp
tol (Main and Gervais streets) at 5:30
p.m. and walk to Finlay Park for a
ithe rally that will begin at 6 p.m. For more
3 will information, contact Beverly Moss- _ ?jje
m.in Clarke at 254-2253. tistStud
larpWednesdays
Inti
L* Academic success drop-in series, ?
Car. 12:10-12:50 p.m., RH 306. Topic for matlon>c
1994 Sept. 14 is procrastination. 256-1211
must B PALM Campus Ministry, 5:30 > Ca
cred- p m., dinner and program with Dr. "Prime -j
Lp an Jan Love: "Images of God."
rities Student Government Senate, 5 Adi
iday p.m., RH Theater. Training,
rein- Campus Rape Awareness, 6 source C<
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organization presidents must attend a Rei
to be recognized as a registered organization
f you do not receive student activity fund:
ye or are planning to receive student activity
:tend a Renewal & Treasurer's Workshop. On]
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Last workshop!!
rednesday, September 14
rhursday, September 15
3:30 - 5 p.m.
tussell House Room 327
ficer must attend a workshop and
on form by Friday, September 16,
us Activities Center at 777-5780 for moi
?gistration. Any questions concerning fr
lent Government at 777-2654
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The Gamecock Wednes<
FIRE continm
security of thi
201. Call Darra James at promised. To p:
sons from entei
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le Study, 7 p.m.. Presbyter- the door from th
>nt Center, 1702 Greene St. ?j^s rea|iy a.
cial Programs Committee of tine said. I th
.m.. RH 201. Call 777-7130 st^d our ?ncer
. c .. will appreciate i
information. ,fr. .,
sure their safety
exual, Gay and Lesbian As- Educating si
, 8 p.m., BA 303. ty is one of Lum
"We hope thi
lowship of Christian Ath- can create a pai
>.m., the Roost lobby. The dents on campi
or Sept. 7 will be Bill Jones stand their res]
umbia International Uni- fire safety; folio1
Jail J.J. Gentry at 256-8067 pliances, using
information. derstanding the
system, not tarn]
a? Nuns
art to Heart," 7:00 p.m., Bap- Associated Pres
ent Union, 700 Pickens St. SAN ANTO]
ing of an angel 1
ervarsity Christian Fellow- Madonna's i
m., RH 303. For more infor- gallery run by F
:ontact Richard Grinnan at The nuns an
besieged by irat
. . . self "highly offe
rPU8o And on Tues
line, 8-9:30 p.m.,RH 307. shutdown until
lit Reading Program Tutor ^er operate
6-9 p.m., State Literary Re- We aP?l??T
anter munity has felt
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Instrumental Mus
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Players Epecially Welc
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day, September 14, 1994
ad from paga 1
e residents was com- ing escape routes and proper respor
revent unescorted per- to drills," he said.
-ing without being ob- The Carolina Community (Page I
sion was made to lock describes the conduct regulations
le outside. garding fire safety. Open flames of
very simple issue," Cas- kinds are prohibited as are unautl
ink if students under- rized equipment. Willful damage
ns and regulations, they property will be prosecuted as arsi
the efforts taken to en- Making a false fire alarm or tamperi
v." with fire safety eauiDment mav res
tudents about fire safe- in immediate eviction and criminal pr
a's main concerns. ecution.
it through education we "The Columbia City Council is o
rtnership with the stu- sidering a measure requiring owners
is to help them under- pay a $100 fee for each false alarm o1
ponsibilities regarding four," said Castine. "This measure \
wing regulations for ap- apply to us and with the new addre
; surge protectors, un- able system, I can see it coming do
importance of the alarm to the student paying that fee if the]
Dering with it and know- doing something illegal in their roo]
i sponsor controvei
s 500 nuns throi
NIO (AP)?Sculptures of genitalia. A paint- The exhibit
laving intercourse on an altar. "Spiritual, Sei
next book? Try the latest exhibit at an art vated century-i
toman Catholic nuns. tuality and Art
d the Archdiocese of San Antonio have been
e callers. The archbishop has declared him- Sister Alice
nded, insulted and hurt at this "art."' before the exhi
day, one day after the exhibit opened, it was shown because
further notice for review by the religious or- * 3111 very1
is the gallery. I no^ believi
? . . . ronHitinn nf th<
ize tor any contusion or nurt tftat tfte com"
said Edna Perez-Vega, spokeswoman for Galla
arity of the Incarnate Word, an order of about ?f wor^ 1
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All programs paid for, in
People needing special anistani
Program Union at 777-7130
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1're invited to become part of the
o staff. WUSC FM features all t
:ialty shows including...
alternative c>
blues n
classical r;
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possibilities for musical enterta
ited by your imagination!
General Interest IN
Wednesday, Septemb
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7:00 pm 8:00 f
For more information, contact t
777-6576,
lse False fire alarms are down, perhaps
due to the Columbia Hall fire and edu81)
cation. Castine stresses that prank
re- alarms are more than just inconvenient.
"They're a tremendous problem.
llO" IT/MI V\ll11 a! A *WV> IfAII A A /I A
" lien juu puii til at aiai 111, juu ciiu.auto
ger somebody. Students have to get out
on' and accidents can happen with people
running down the stairs. It gives a false
feeling. If you have five or six false
alarms, then students get complacent
on about leaving," he said. "Alarms are rej
to ported to the fire department, and they
ver have to assume there is a fire. Then you
vill have fire trucks coming though the city
sss- at high speeds putting the firemen in
wn danger. They send three trucks for a
fre university call, which means they aren't
m ." on standby for a real fire."
rsial art show
ighout the United States, Mexico and Peru,
of works by Houston artist Donell Hill, titled
isual, Sexual," opened on Monday at a renoold
barn called ReBarn?A Center For SpiriHolden,
the gallery's director, said she prayed
bit went up and decided the work should be
s "sexuality is a tremendous gift from God."
much opposed to pornography," she said. "Yet,
e (this exhibit) is pornography. It's a sacred
i beauty of sexuality."
her, a 65-year-old Catholic who saw a photo
the newspaper, had a different take on it.
ire, net a metric,
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