Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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the EVENTS! calendar may be 'he Gamecock on the third floor I House. There is a box in the gnated for event entries. no recital will feature John Williams rahms at 7:30 p.m.in the School of 11. illness Prdgrams/Thomson Student ind Open Door will present "Living Oman's Perspective," at 4 p.m. in the ium. Call 777-8248 for information. Entries for submitted to 7 of the Russeh newsroom desi Wednesday a faculty pk J and works by Bi Mnsir rprital ha wM Health & We Health Center a with AIDS: A Wi Call^ott auditor Leadership Campus Ji StudaitGo Scuba Clul PALM Mir Pickens St. Intervarsitr Women Sti American! BA002 Fellowship Bisexual, C 450 Carolina Pr Room Carolina fo College Re InternatioE week Mountaine p.m., RH 303 Student La 151 Habitat for Thursday , Afa ]type' J feature Bert Lagc Am vocal jazz combo recital hall. A Naturalist a give a lecture 1 Conservation or the Gambrell Hf Intervarsil RH322 BSU, Heai Center Undergrad Campus Ci p.m., Callcott 15 Fencing CI Frifl^V A Forgivene* x i LK?cxy a m tQ 12 p m 4 Development Ce The "Festival ensemble, will pc Tickets are $12. The fifth ann in Ancient Phili O'Brien of the < Scientifique in J Non-Being" at 4 Saturday The 24th am J be held at 7:30 p $8 for the gener; students, facult; B various Disney a Round Tab 112 Carolina Pi Sunday A faculty perl ^. J feature Constant harp at 4 p.m. in Symphonic an V B will begin at 3 p. PALM Can 5:30 p.m., 728 Pi Cabinet, 6 Monday The Brass El J perform works JIB Gabrieli and wo ? 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Tickets are al nnhlir and $5 for senior citizens. t y and staff. Selections will include w ind rock 'n' roll medleys. le Gaming Society, 12 p.m., Leconte roductions, 8 p.m., RH Theater formance at the School of Music will ? Lane on flute and Vonda Darr on i the recital hall. d Concert Bands Parents' Day Concert m. at the Koger Center. lpus Ministry, Worship and Dinner, ickens St. p.m., Witten Rm. isemble, directed by Ron Davis, will for antiphonal brass by Giovanni irks for brass and organ by Sigfrid Richard Strauss at 7:30 p.m. in the recital hall. lent Coalition, 7 p.m., RH 203 Council, 4:30 p.m. L act Board, 7:30 p.m., RH 303 ng Commission, 6:30 p.m., RH 348 mncil, 5 p.m. reets, 8 p.m., Preston Seminar Room 'L mm el is the world's largest ganization specializing >st travel for students. >t the urge to travel? has great student airfares to s around the world. Go shopping site for current student airfares. " STA TRAVEL 1 We've been there. Hk i Mhk,>W - & ^ Students take advantage of the g< Library, the Horseshoe and Gibb< Two USC students awarded Fulbright Grants Jessica Nash and Karen Miley have been selected for Fulbright Grants for the 1997-98 academic year. Nash, a senior German m^jor and member of the Honors College, will study and conduct research on Holocaust Poetry at the Free University of Berlin. She also has been awarded a scholarshin to attend the Institute on Holocaust Studies and Jewish Civilization this summer at Northwestern University. Miley, a senior international studies student in the College of Liberal Arts, will conduct a study of comparative Governor's Recept All international Students are invite event at which South Carolina's go1 University's international commun: Sponsored by the Columbia Counc 4pm, the Governor's Mansion Festival off Four This multicultural stringed ensemb in Spanish flamenco, Andean mount and traditional American musical sfc adults, $10 students 8 pm, Koger Center 3hbt Salsa Merengue B< Come dance the night away with th< piece band, Sabor Tropical. Admiss Sponsored by SALA (Students Associ, and the Office of Multicultural Aff 7pm, Golden Spur the Gamecock Staff NEW & EX, DINING ARB Daily Lunch Specials Meat & 3 Veggies Ihicken Breast Sandwich I BBQ Buffet Pasta & Salad Bar Fish & Shrimp /V VV _ ' - , ' ' ' , ^ #' ^ >od weather by studying outside. Fi 58 Green. literature involving the Western influence in the Mejji Era of Japan at Hokkaido University in Sapporo, Japan. USC students win Exceptional Student Fellowships Ben Cohen, a junior mathematics mainr snH TCimKsrlv T Rav+dr a inninr accounting major, have been named two of 50 State Farm Companies Exceptional Student Fellows. Both are members of the Honors College. Winners are selected on the basis of demonstrated leadership in extracurricular activities as well as scholarship, character and potential business administrative capability. 11 APRIL ? ion d to attend this annual pernor honors the ity. il for Internationals. le combines specialties ain, classical European, pies. Admission: $12.50 ind e lively and popular 13 iion is free. a ted for Latin America) lirs). IQbes'ileht I join now SH PANDED A & MENU I'll I HI 11,11 MM 1111 I.I 111 mi 111111111 III Mill 111 I I NI.MM I1 I.I I MM MM 1II II N.I.M I.I.I.N I.I.I 1111 I.I 11 a 201 Jumbo Wings 2 For 1 Menu Items I 2 For 1 Ribeyes/Filets 2 For 1 Appetizers BBp^^^^mShrim^ \ "fiss^v.' * tl^1 ?. ivorite spots include the reflecting Campus Judicial Board accepting applications Hie Campus Judicial Board is now accepting applications for membership on their 1997-98 board. Applications are available at the Russell House Information Desk and the Student Government office and are due by April 11. Interviews will be held on April 16 and April 17. Recycling Week begins Monday resource conservation rrograms will be sponsoring its first Recycling Awareness Week next week. RCP has constructed a display describing the campus recycling program and stressing the importance of "closing the loop" by B niiwnni -II, 19 ^mth Shiatsu Basics Learn about Shiatsu, the th< is deeply rooted in the phil< traditional Chinese medicir Therapeutic Specialist, will g of Shiatsu and demonstrate massage therapy. Admissioi Sponsored International Pr 5pm, Russell House 303 FILM: The Secrel Enjoy the magical tale of a missing boyfriend brings ar life. This program is part of Series. Free admission. Sponsored International Pr 7pm, Business Administrati RayBan Bolle M Suncloud Oakley* ^^"lil'ii frrreS . % h LAURA FARRAR The Gamecock pool in front of Thomas Cooper purchasing items made from recycled materials. The display will be at locations around campus, beginning Monday at the P.E. Center from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Patterson Hall from ^ 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. The display also 9 will be featured at the USC Showcase April 12 and at the Earth Day Jam in Finlay Park April 19. OPERA at USC to present "Carmen" Performances will be 7:30 pm. April 18 and 3 p.m. April 20 at the Roger Center. Tickets are $10, $15 and $25 for the general public and $5 for senior A citizens and students. HI97 erapeutic art of Japan which Dsophy and practices of le. Christi Stewart, Natural ive a brief historical overview basic techniaues of this 1 i is free. A ograms. \ of Roan Inish girl whose search for her i enchanting Irish legend to the Cinema du Monde Film ograms. on 351 JHj I BAISCH I QQO I & LOMB I worldwide sponsor iwoivMPtc games Arnette Revo Gargoyle Vuarnet STL,i lUHIilH *