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\wmOimM I Bfl^k ^mJM plj|k ^Bfl Bl A r J The Chinese Golden Dragon Acrobats will J perform at 8 p.m. today at the Koger jjM Center. Tickets are $14.50 for adults, $12 . / . for students. Saturday Round Table Gaming Society, 12 p.m., Leconte 112 w U Carolina Productions, 8 p.m., HH Theater Sunday International Programs for Students will present "The Fringe Dwellers" as the first Cinema Du Monde V W movie of the semester at 7 p.m. today in BA 351. PALM Campus Ministry, Worship and Dinner, 5:30 p.m., 728 Pickens St Cabinet, 6 p.m., Witten Rm. Monday The annual King Day Celebration flV will be held at 6 p.m. today at King Park, ' y 2300 Greene St. Call Gwen Gilford gA Foushee at 733-8229 for information." Fraternity Council, 4:30 p.m. Peer Conduct Board, 7:30 p.m., RH 303 Homecoming Commission, 6:30 p.m., RH 348 Sorority Council, 5 p.m. Into the Streets, 8 p.m., Preston Seminar Room Tuesday Today's faculty recital will feature Frits Dejonge on viola. AAAS, 6 p.m., RH Theater Bodybuilding & Fitness Club, 7 p.m., Blatt 135 Fencing Club, 8 p.m., Blatt 308 Gay/Lesbian, Bisexual Student Support Group, 6 p.m., Social Work Phi Sigma Pi, 8:30 p.m.. Nursing 127 Oxfam Carolina, 4 p.m., the PALM Center, 728 Pickens St. Newman Club, 7 p.m., St. Thomas More Center Literary Roundtable, 8 p.m., RH 201 Carolina Cares, 7 p.m., RH 201 Hiilel, 7 p.m., KH 2U3 Young Democrats, 7 p.m., RH 305 Entries for the EVENTS! calender may be submitted to The Gamecock on the third floor of the Russell House. There is a box in the newsroom designated for event entries. Bikes Steppers Treadmit Aerobics Personal Training Indoor R Free Weights Muscle Dynamics and Hammer Close to Downtown and / \ Athletic C 925 1/2 Huger St. Columbia, S.C. 29205 -J NEWS WORDSfet; 'If their point is to keep kids from Obviously thafs a dupid dea. Ifshcrt having sex, then that's not going to ?f , ^ f f schools or hidhscbodk I think theres s happen. My opinion is that they ^a^urrerttthae that Iks (mnotkig | realize it's going to happen and helpg|.::. promHCUous sex, but I think hds ll|l|| kids make sure they can have se* :llI|K*0^ng8afesex ^by doingthat Hk safely, if they choose to haw ISJ : ; % jnespooatae. / x;:;'It:# Elizabeth Chambers, Business Richard Janes. Muac senior senior Senate proposal vetoed by SG President Wright WRIGHT continued from page 1 Sue Moyer J.D. Martin among student leaders in his report of Patrick Daly the Vice President. Kevin Swinton "As leaders we must be enthusiastic Jennifer Balkcum among student leaders in his report of Patrick Daly the Vice President. Kevin Swinton "As leaders we must be enthusiastic Jennifer Balkcum about our positions so as to foster that Heath Coleman same enthusiasm among the students," Tracy Smith Franklin said. Ginger Welsh In other business, freshman Michael v ,, D , T ,j ,' , ,. f Kenneth Baxter Ladd was approved by acclamation for XT. . . , Senate membership. He will be sworn ^1C0 ? erson in at next week's meeting. Moody The following senators were absent Moody at the time of roll call: Richie Estes RaNell Cheney Matthew Richardson Craig Harrison Amy Mason Gov. Beasley addresses 112th State Assembly BEASLEY continued from page I one child, build one road, or create one job," Beasley said. the General Assembly to deal with the ?A new mfflennium js just on the issue this year, as prolonging the . controversy and division will not help horizon, Beasley said, and while we South Carolina, he said. want to protect history, everything we "The flag issue does not educate do and say will make history." 'One-Shot' provides volunteer o ROSALIND HARVEY Staff Writer organizations we go to," committee r< chairperson Anitra Akerson said, p A term paper, two different novels Sophomore Caroline Croft said, to lead for the same class three tests n ."a " I i j' -- r "Community service makes you feel p all in the same week and no time for . , ,, . volunteering. good about yourself and helps you si Sound familiar? become a more rounded person." r< The Office of Community As members of the USC S Programs offers "One-Shot" volunteer leadership team, Akerson and Croft r< opportunities with no required are active in the One-Shot program h experience and little time and said it is a "100 percent guarantee u committment. for fun." "Students who don't have the Today kicks off the Spring se time or students who want to be schedule for One-Shot opportunities, fo involved in different volunteer One-Shoters will meet in hunt of the O experiences are able to benefit from Russell House at 2 p.m. They will T1 this community outreaching, not to go to Rhame Elementary School to m mention the happiness it brings to help with the YWCA after-school Le those people who are involved in the program. Transportation and Li i / I IkkkwTTw Mu7 nt i/7J tni ||*| Attend o " IP! Delta ock Climbing ProfeSJ I Strength Machines RECRUI" Meet the chapter Monday, January 27 8:00pm-10:00pm . . Lumkin Room u B.A. 8th Floor (803)256-9001 Please Dres M do you feel about Governor David Beasley's rent announcement that he is opposed to free f ndom distribution by local health departments 0f they're going to be given out '1 would have to say the view where and if the people who receive they say it makes kids go out and them are going to use them, it have sex is ridiculous. I think that would prevent a lot of STDs and they should have them on hand if unwanted pregnancies then if the situation arises, rather than they didn't have them. It's better having to go buy them, which they to save one than none." might not do." Amanda Lopiccolo, Math Christine Muse, sophomore freshman USC to select new Provost TONYA RICHARDSON Staff Writer "Normally a candidate for r? j . t l t-> i Provost has been Provost at another President John Palms may , _ _ .. appoint a permanent Provost as ""^ersity or a dean, Bruccoh said, early as February, according to Greiner, a professor of American USC administrators. Literature, has been the associate Don Greiner is now filling the to Provost James Moeser since 1993 nnoitiAn r% c + V? r\ -i XDv^Tr^o.4- and hp hpramo tho lntDviin PmvAct Currently, there are four on Sept. 1. Greiner said he does Don Greiner is now filling the *? Provost James Moeser since 1993 position as the interim Provost, and he became the interim Provost Currently, there are four on Sept. 1. Greiner said he does candidates for the position: Lester not plan to be a candidate for the Lefter, Dean of the College of liberal permanent Provost. Arts; Jerome Odom, Dean of the "My goal is not to be the Provost College of Math and Science; I just flatout love to teach," Greiner Elizabeth Hoffman from Iowa State ga^ and Karry Grant from New York, m, t> . , j- a. x* in n t The Provost has many according to Matthew Buccoli, , chairman of the Provost Search responsibilities Greiner said he Committee ?lves speeches and makes decisions " "The Search Committee is on tenure promotion and sabbatical responsible for verifying the requests. credentials of the candidate," "I work one-on-one with every Bruccoli said. dean," Greiner said. According to Bruccoli, the Provost Lefton, who has been at the is the Chief Academic Advisor of university for 25 years, is one of the university. The Provost oversees the candidates for Provost. an academic affairs including hiring "There are great opportunity and firing professors and approving at ^ Unviereity of Can)lina research requests. The Provost . , ., , ? T A , , J? , , . , to advance it and grow, Lefton reports to Palms who, in turn, ^ reports to the Board of Trustees. There were 260 applications for Lefton sald the Postlon 18 an the position and, according to enormous and time-consuming Bruccoli, all had high administrative responsibility, but when the position experience. for Provcet came up, sane of Lefton's collegues suggested he apply. ipportunities - , . j r Catherine Jans en ^freshments will be provided. The ,, ,, roject is expected to last until 5 p.m. Media Manager Those students interested in , QrHrinQfinrr in Frirloi/o nimnf mnat WjfcMkd* I** HI A ilUUJ U VTV11V UiUOt gn up in the Russell House outside Special Projects )om 39. The Office of Community ervice encourages students to Stephanie Evans igister two days in advance, but Classified Specialist as invited those who do not sign p to attend. IYatalie Clark Today marks only one of Kimberly Donald :veral One-Shot programs available Sale Assistants r this semester. Feb. 12 is the next ne-Shot volunteering experience. Marketing Consultants le sign-up deadline is Feb. 10. For April Hall ore information, call Rachelle Maurice Mars shner in the Department of Student Adrienne Pollard Danny Tomlinson Sparky Witte n Business idents onal Fraternity of Sigma Pi aSS? sional Business Maternity mounces HNG ACTIVITIES FOR SPRING 1997 Professional Speaker Reception Tuesday, January 28 Wednesday, January 29 8:00pm-10:00pm 8:00pm-10:00pm Alumni House Alumni House s Professionally For All Functions i?