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PATEBOOK Guide to Weekl "Othello," the timeless Shakespearean classic about a black general honored for his military prowess and betrayed by his scheming and jealous lieutenant, will be performed today and Saturday at Longstreet Theatre. Tickets are $6 for USC students and $10 for non-USC students. Drop-in self-hypnosis sessions will be from 2:30 p.m.-4 p.m. Wednesdays in room 212 of the Counseling and Human Development Center, locatpH at. 900 Aaaamhlv St Thp sassinris Wed., Feb 1 Thurs., Feb. 2 Sat., Feb. 4 For more information stop by Half-tin Lady Gameco "America's M< and A Tickets / $1 group rate For moi ATTI Tues., Jan 31 are led by qualified professionals and are free of charge. For more information, call 777-5223. The student organization fair will highlight more than 240 organizations from 10:30 ajn.-3 p.m. Wednesday on the Russell House Patio. For more information or to register your organization, call 777-5780 or drop by the Campus Activities Center. Sundays Ballroom Dance Club, 4-5 p.m., Blatt P.E. Center Room 107. For more information, call Gabriele at 256-3140. Worship service and dinner, 5:30 p.m., PALM Center, 728 Pickens St. Mondays Living Off Campus and Learning (LOCAL), 2:30 p.m., RH 348. For more information, call Off-Campus Student Services in RH 209 at 7774174. Sorority Council, 5 p.m., RH Theater. CPU Cultural Arts Committee. 7 p.m., CPU Conference Room. CPU Cinematic Arts Commitlii,7p.m:,KHm h >- ? / As you approa Millllillij/ key ready. Look gSBsl y?ur car before < 7TT" Always keep 1 Safety and try t0 stay ( pulated streets. W^WSbk 252-1 V Meetings CPU Publicity Committee, 7:30 p.m., RH 201. Tuesdays Carolina for KIDS, 6 p.m., RH 302. Dinner and program, 6 p.m., Presbyterian Student Center, 1702 Greene St. Carolina Cares, 7 p.m., RH 204. Student Psychology Association, 7 p.m., Barnwell Conference Room. Homecoming Commission, 7:15 p.m., RH 307. USC Model United Nations Club, 8:30 p.m., Gambrell 201. SAGE (Students Acting for a Greener Earth), an environmental action group, 8 p.m., RH 302. Campus Coalition for Literacy, every other Tuesday, 8:30 p.m., RH 202. For more information, call 7778402. Wednesdays Beta Alpha Psi, 5:30 p.m. PALM Campus Ministry, 5:30 pjn., dinner and program, PALM Center. Student Government Senate, 5 p.m., RH Theater. Women Students' Association, 6 p.m., RH 201. Campus Rape Awareness, 7 pm., RH332. Student Ad Federation, 7 p.m., RH302 Bible Study, 7 p.m., Presbyterian Student Center, 1702 Greene St. Young Democrats Meeting, 7 p.m., RH 348. r/ze recruiting tables or ca -J' ie performance cks Campl Game Dst Exciting and Uniq crobatic Half-time Ro riay be purchased at tl $2 youth $5 adults USC Students free! re information call 777 ch your car, have your ; around, under and in getting in. your car doors locked )n well-lighted and poAlways be aware! It can happen J0C70 to anybody! ENTION BUSII STUDENTS --- 'i , " i-wi national 1 * aicimi ELTA SIGMA ofessional Business ?, Recruiting events Citadel g( CHARLESTON (AP) ? The Citadel' women from its cadet corps got reinfoi more ammunition Thursday when the ney general stepped in and a federal ap] sued a favorable ruling in a similar Vir] "We are more confident than ever v> in our case," Citadel President Claudiu The state military school is fighting to Is Faulkner from becoming its first woma New Republican Attorney General don said he would take an active role opp er. His predecessor, Democrat Travis Me opening the corps to women, and the st an outside law firm to handle the defen "The office of the attorney general h; this battle," Condon said. He promised to Justice Department, which has intervene eFs behalf, "and others who would destr al diversity in the name of political corr Condon said about $1 million in tax and $700,000 from private Citadel fou been spent defending the school's singli cyFour teens ti 9c arlilite in UU UUUil/O 1U SPRINGFIELD, Tenn. (AP) - Four youths will be tried as adults in the slaying of a man who kept a Confederate battle flag flapping from the back of his pickup. The friends from Guthrie, Ky. ? Freddy Morrow, Damien Darden and Tony Andrews, all 17, and Marcus Merriweather, 15 ? face up to life in prison if convicted of murdering 19-year-old Michael Westerman, who was shot in the heart as he drove on an outing with his wife. All four youths attend the high school Westerman graduated from. Its teams are nicknamed the Rebels, and Westerman's friends and family say that's what his flag represented. Two of the teen-agers knew Westerman, but they apparently didn't rec MESS EETTHE CHAPTER campus room professional dress EET THE ALUMNI Alumni House professional dress :CEPTION NIGHT Faculty House professional dress !H w fSTERY NIGHT 11 777-9102, leave a message. I The Bud Light ^ovedeirils Kesci^ January 31 st .arolina Coliseum 7 pm during ^ell Basketball ue Slam Dunk utine" be door $10 families 7-7977 its help in s blockade of He said he would be ir xements and when the 4th U.S. Circuit ( state's attor- Citadel's appeal of a judge peals court is- admitted as a cadet, ginia case. Thursday, the appeals c re will prevail ate a separate women's lea is Watts said. Baldwin College instead o :eep Shannon male Virginia Military Insl n cadet. The Citadel has propose Charlie Con- lion to create a similar SC ?sing Faulkn- stitute and to subsidize wo dlock, favored other colleges while keeping ate had hired VMI and The Citadel i se. state military colleges in tl as now joined Faulkner's lawyer, Val fight the U.S. volvement won't affect the sd on Faulkn- Mary Baldwin program was oy education- Carolina has proposed. eciness. ane saia ooutn uarouna payer money posal that has not been ado ndations has is not the same as Virginia j-gender poli- ate a single program in one One other difference, s o be tried murder case ognize him through his truck's tinted windows. All four have admitted to being in the car where the deadly shot originated, and three of them claim Morrow was the shooter. The defense says the teen-agers were reacting to the flag and because there was no premeditation, they should be changed with criminally negligent homicide, which carries a sentence of one to two years. "We as Southerners and as whites don't like to think that might be offensive, but whaf s the difference between that and painting a swastika on a building?" defense lawyer Jerry Converse said. At Wednesday's hearing, a juvenile court judge ordered the four teens to stand trial as adults. 1 LEUP! I Wr^r VVClA |'i^P I A i I h a . JWWHyHHHIfl nn^ ::M|^hhhh ^^^^^^?&>J^?^B^W^?x^^?S0SS5iSii?S<(r- :'$ You learn quickly, fight to b? i Richmond, Va., Monday faces a dea< "ourt of Appeals hears The 0f the essen i's order that Faulkner be The .,.r . . later than tl ourt said Virginia may ere- . , . , , . , ,, An mi at tnr laersnip program at Mary 4 b \ f admitting women to all- heard in mi< titute. took ill. id spending at least $5 mil- Sara Ma Women's Leadership In- Union lawyi men's military training at ?di t [the Citadel corps all male. g ire the only two all-male, r eclu le nation. illegal for th Vojdik, said Condon's in- Hie Citai i appeal. And she said the for an all-fei i different from what South olina's decis , . . arcues that is plan is only a paper pro- . , . pted by the Legislature. It 'norfe 8 i's because it does not ere- Faulkne i location, she said. participated he said, is that Faulkner der from Ho NAILS continued from page 1 type, Bolin said. "We all went out on limb and did Guns *N Roses and Metallica," Bolin said. "We took a kind of chancy gamble, and it was real successful. We then had the option to get in a position for Paul McCartney, TTO 1 AU_ T3-11I OA TC 1 1_>a aiiu uie xvuiiiiig oioiies. u we nauii i gotten that position, we couldn't have done it." AUSCHWITZ continued from pac 10,000 survivors. "Auschwitz is a place of violating human rights and should be preserved as a permanent warning for mankind as a scar on all of Europe," he said. After the war, Communist authorities in Poland understated the extent of Jewish suffering under the Nazis. Bad feelings and misunderstandings still linger between many Polish Catholics and Jews. "The entire nation of Poland was never an object of attack of the Nazis, where as every Jew was," Marcus said. "So, if Poland refuses to recognize that and instead looks at it as a Polish tragedy, it infuriates Jews." Cock-a-doodle, you* ] ? MMnj on. We s'.Z% . :: . L ?'>. J n :|hl| F ' .s' "I:: ! : " " ..'= ... r ^ h |g* : 3 K iw.v. : Illll |HHh ' p >, .... ..; ! ' : *' . ' * * c Grasshopper. Don' ir women iline to become a cadet. "For her, time is ce," Vojdik said. tdel requires students to join the corps no ie beginning of their junior year, which is Faulkner. The appeal was to have been 1-December but was delayed when a judge indelbaum, an American Civil Liberties sr representing Faulkner, called the VMI iroing" ana saia it seemea to mean sepaal for the sexes was fine while it would be le races. del contends that lack of demand by women male military college justifies South Carion not to establish one. The appeal also U.S. District Judge Weston Houck erred Faulkner immediately into the corps, sr has attended day classes, but has not in military training, under an earlier oruck. Bolin said any group that is touring this winter, such as Pearl Jam, the Cranberries and Stone Temple Pilots, has the possibility to come to the Coliseum. The university made about $20,000 from concessions, Coliseum rental and product sales. The money will be used for building improvements, budget problems across campus and scholarships. USC senior Keven Ruby visited the Auschwitz concentration camp while interning for the German state department. WSISC.-FM ALTERNATIVE ?0.5 all 777-6576 for more info. t forget to breathe. IX off. .earn how. Sign up now for WUSC )J training sessions beginning Monday, January 30 at Russell House Im 302. The two-part sessions will un you through the basics of ecoming a DJ at Columbia's only lternative radio station. rRAINING SCHEDULE SESSION 1 6-8 p.m. MON., Jan. 30 RH 302 TUES., Jan. 31 RH 305 SESSION 2 6-8p.m. WED., FEB. 1 RH 302 THURS., FEB 2 RH 305 rul reminder of the worst within man." The Associated Press contributed to this report. Head The Gamecock* nVwRMI uVlnllkj Hi It was like a pilgrimage because it was a monument of man's inhumanity toward man," Ruby said. "It was more than something Hitler did to the Jews. It shows how evil man can truly be." Marcus said, "I think ifs important iL.i 1 * " mat people remember today tfte vile attempt at genocide. We can only rejoice and give thanks that it was thwarted. But it is still a very sorrowful and dole