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2 DATEBOOK Entries for Datebook may be Caro submitted to The Gamecock in thfe and Issues third floor of the Russell House. Witten Ro< There is a box in the newsroom, | Car designated for datebook entries. Cinematic i RH 309 Sundays iRHA PALM Campus Ministry, Worship and Dinner, 5:30 p.m., 728 Wednescfa Pickens St. PAL Student Government dinnerand Executive Cabinet, 6 p.m., Witten Pickens St Room St Sorority Christian Fellowship, Pharmacei 7:30-9 p.m., basement of South and third Tower. For more information, call month, 5 779-7173. 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For Habi more information, call 544-0607 p.m., RH 2 SAGE (Students Allied for a I n t e Greener Earth), 7-8 p.m., RH 302 Fellowshi] Association of African iBapti American Students, 6 p.m. to Heart, 7 P.E.E.R.S. meeting, every Cam] other week, RH 315 Prime Tim ct Personal V vtY/im ^ wusc t fa/e (Ibe And/, Do, Tti* Qa PEROT continued Many people already 1 efforts in South Carol lina Productions Ideas party have opened i Commissions, 7:30 p.m., Columbia. He spent 5m leaving for Utah earb olina Productions Although Perot ad< \rts Commission, 7 pm., as a balanced budget discussed student loa Senate, 7 p.m., RH 322 Congress. This wouldn't eve IVft kftrtl/ ^ V? Al v? lrt/ uaiiv uicu atuucni iu< M Campus Ministry, it back," he said emph program, 5:30 p.m., 728 udent National -p* . aticalAssociation,first rPfOf f f) Wednesdays of each :30 p.m., Coker Life lilding lounge. Call Sonia ADAM SNYDER Staff 1 9 for more information. According to stat g Democrats, 7 p.m., RH Wednesday night at i 62% of Americans wan jnt Government Senate, thinks he is just the n Theater The Reform Party ii en Students' Association, Up. Last month, in recc 203 enough signatures on olina Productions on the California anc Committee, 6 p.m., RH been added. Now efforts are t? lina Productions Black North Dakota and S ommission, 7 p.m., RH impending deadline al to speak to explain the p ige Republicans, 7:30 of 10,000 registered v< orell 250. Call 343-7194 the party on the ballol iformation. "People want their Bisexual, Gay and lodation, 8 pm., Business ition 401 lai ior numanny, o:ou X xv/V XIV, 05 srvarsity Christian . , , . _ d, 7:30-9 p.m., RH 315 Associated Press? st Student Union, Heart NEW YORK?The chi p.m., BSU Center three awards, includin pus Crusade for Christ, as the big winner at th e, 7:30 p.m., Calcott 15 on Wednesday. The awards were u Jackson, who had bee but collapsed hours ea * Neither Michael nc to receive an award, i IffiYOff/o/ Turner accepted Mich if him a speedy recovei I Shaquille O'Neal, on ? df Crf Crl/a m m award, said she was "i The Billboard a\ 1^ 90.5FM I \a> uou. 50% ojtke pur-i we 11ke ojjef-in^ a (jet more cask and Phone: 803/256-6666 Fax: 80 x't ke jooiedku, imitat avail inMcock lUmvkl Thursday, Decei I from page 1 mow of the party, and Perot says ethically wrong tc ina are going well. Offices for the out of your obligat n Greenville, Charleston and back on the tax pa a day in South Carolina before "I am probablj ? this morning. Perot, emphasizin iressed more pressing issues such grandchildren have and government reforms, he also so hard to improve n cutbacks recently proposed by is leaving the nexi and enjoy retiremi n be on the table if students paid "I can't do that ms. If you borrowed money, pay He said that he v atically. He said it is morally and improve America A Iks about Reform ] Miter 52% of Democrat! istics presented by Ross Perot Independents wan i speech in the law auditorium, numerous problei t a new political party. And Perot deficit, the mishar lan to give it to them. special interest grc 3 working its way from the ground "We have got to ird-setting pace, the party gained not represent the ] statewide petitions to be placed said with proper or I Ohio ballots. Maine has since the country" as ci represent the ma iking place in Arkansas, Utah, representation con niltVl Pnonlinn Unofmoo nftlin TVlA Jlflrtv ?1111 isuwi vai uinia. f ctauoc ui uic >' ?? : the end of the year, Perot came states, as well as att arty to those interested Signatures He hopes to have a iters are needed in S.C. to place weekend The conve t. anywhere in the coi voice back," Perot said. He said the candidates it fc must support the j wins best pop magazine's yearart-topping R&B trio TLC captured combination of reci g artist of the year, to walk away r^le winners w< e annual Billboard Music Awards TLC, artist of of the year for "Crt pstaged by the absence of Michael u Hootie & Th n scheduled to receive an award Cracked Rear Vie rlier and was taken to a hospital. ?Coolio, single >r his sister Janet, also scheduled ?Mary J. Blig appeared at the ceremony. Tina ^ife. ael Jackson's award and wished ?Collective Soul ry. Basketball star and rapper . Brookj stage to present Janet Jackson's ^s. chillin' with Mike." -Live, rock arl vards are determined by the John Micha< Cock-a-dnodle. ? ; / oka.se> t)rcice> ok an# took 'odor $or ad your non-t bonas tae?s- Ex>c$u.siv-e>$y> at: X30 MHBIB rtfrHl Hlrallj =?=j l^b^PI 3/252-0459 Phone: 803/777-4160 Fax ?/*&? oncu> U>&jnuwmte ,000,000 BRAINS Served nber 7,1995 i use the money and then try to get money is not ai ion to pay it back. The expense falls "Money is t yer. he said, thougl ' the luckiest guy in America," said of the things g the special place his children and remembers not s in his life. That is why he is working He cited his clL the state of the country his generation to becoming a 1 l generation, tie won t sit passively each level ot tn< ent and his wealth. more easily. . That wouldn't be right," said Perot. He feels tha rould do all that is in his power to effort, and thi md through his efforts, he has realized American Drea Party at Law Schoc 3,48% of Republicans and 69% of voters, t a new party. They are fed up with The platfon ns in the government such as the debated across idling of funds and the influence of a balanced budg >ups on Congress. Voting would te get organized. The government does give people moi majority of the people," he said. He forthcoming ai ganization and the "finest people in Security, and ri andidates, the Reform Party can and special int jority. But it is a long road until control in Cong les to pass. "This great needs to be on the ballot of all 50 said of interest ract candidates and form a campaign. The key ques national convention over Labor Day when creating p mtion would be accessible via satellite for our country'? antiy. The convention will announce the middle clasi irmally endorses. Those candidates "The magic < ila+fnrm nnf fnr+Vi V*v T?ofnwn aTf muna a nr\ yiUHWJUi I^UI/ 1V1 bll KfJ 1IV/1VX Ui 1 UllJ It glT&O tu album at Billbo end charts, which are based on a country single ( 3rd sales and radio airplay. ?Notorious are: year for "One fit the year, R&B artist and R&B single ?Michael? sep." Award e Blowfish, album of the year for ?Janet Jac w." ?Joni Mite of the year for "Gangsta's Paradise." Michael Jac ;e, R&B album of the year for "My Beacon Theat rehearsing for I, rock track of the year for "December." Beth Israel Me< i, country album of the year for "The held overnight. The hospii tist of the year. Emergency wori si Montgomery, country artist and dehydration. i. Read The Bameco Spj^^E^T^^Hyy 7> with oar stieder on it, ?tic>ileredloodst too. wrm :: 803/777-8673 e tke> most titdes/ i 3 important as one might think, he most overrated thing in the world," 1 he realizes that he could not do many he is doing now without it. But he always having plenty of money to spend mb from "nowhere" to the middle class, )illionaire. Because of his time spent at j social system, he can appreciate others it a person is only limited by ability and ough both, he was able to make the im a reality. >1 Auditorium n includes many issues that have been the country. It would include a plan for ;et with a Balanced Budget Amendment, ike place on Saturdays and Sundays to re of a chance to vote. Plans would be bout Medicare, Medicaid and Social estrictions would be placed on lobbyist erest groups and their influence and ress. country is not for sale at any price," he groups. stion that will be asked by party members arts to the platform will be, Is this good *" And the key to success of the party is 3. if America is the middle class," he said, untry enormous financial strength." ard awards >i ine year ior ~c>oia. i B.I.G., rap artist and rap single of the lore Chance/Stay With Me." Jackson, Hot 100 Chart Achievement :kson, Artist Achievement Award hell, Century Award, kson collapsed on stage at Manhattan's er around 5 p.m. Wednesday while a television special and was taken to iical Center North, where he was being ;al said he was in stable condition, kers said he was suffering from apparent ck. ' J