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T? J A Forgiveness i f ludy am to noon in the 4 Center at 900 Ass The "Festival epsemble, will pei Tickets are $12.5 The fifth annu ' A _i. TYL in nncieni rmioi O'Brien of the C Scientifique in P Non-Being" at 4 p Saturday , AnAipswai J Inc. will begin al W Bisexual, Gay & 1 - The 24th anni 0 be held at 7:30 p.i $8 for the genera students, faculty various Disney ar Round Tabl< 112 Carolina Pn q i A faculty perfc ounaay feature Constant* harp at 4 p.m. in 1 Symphonic and Ill h m win Degin at o p.r PALM Cam 5:30 p.m., 728 Pic Cabinet, 6 p Monday ,???% 7 and works for bra and Richard Strau recital hall. Sierra Stude Fraternity C Peer Condu< Homecomin Sorority Coi Into the Strc TllP^Hav * A Computer * lUPfeUdy Bain, will feature 8 composers, incluc Milicevic, Andrea 7:30 p.m. in the S AAAS, 6 p.n Bodybuildin. Fencing Clu! Phi Sigma P Oxfam Carol Pickens St. Newman Cli Literary Roi Carolina Ca: Hillel, 7 p.m Young Demc Entries for the I to The Gamecock oi There is a box in t entries. Mr . K K - ; ? H K -v :|| ;f4 ,J|? ig| '^^22 3 Workshop will be held from 9:30 Counseling and Human Development jembly St. of Four," a musically diverse string form at 8 p.m. at the Roger Center. iO for adults and $10 for students, al Rosamond Kent Sprague Lecture sophy will feature speaker Denis entre iNational de la Kechercne aris on "Aristotle and Plotinus on i.m. in Gambrell Room 152. k sponsored by Common Threads 19 a.m. in Finlay Park as part of ^esbian Days. lal Carolina Alive spring show will n. at the Roger Center. Tickets are 1 public and $5 for senior citizens, and staff. Selections will include id rock V roll medleys. 5 Gaming Society, 12 p.m., Leconte xluctions, 8 p.m., RH Theater irmance at the School of Music will e Lane on flute and Vonda Darr on the recital hall. [ Concert Bands Parents'Day Concert o. at the Roger Center. pus Ministry, Worship and Dinner, kens St. .m., Witten Rm. semble, directed by Ron Davis, will antiphonal brass by Giovanni Gabrieli iss and organ by Sigfrid Karg-Elart ss at 7:30 pm. in the School of Music mt Coalition, 7 p.m., RH 203 Jouncil, 4:30 p.m. :t Board, 7:30 p.m., RH 303 g Commission, 6:30 p.m., RH 348 incil, 5 p.m. jets, 8 p.m., Preston Seminar Room lusic Concert, directed by Reginald new works by faculty and student ling Bain, Josh Bushnell, Miladen Mitternight and Matthew Smith at chool of Music recital hall. l., RH Theater g & Fitness Club, 7 p.m., Blatt 135 b, 8 p.m., Blatt 308 i, 8:30 p.m., Nursing 127 lina, 4 p.m., the PALM Center, 728 ib, 7 p.m., St. Thomas More Center mdtable, 8 p.m., RH 201 res, 7 p.m., RH 201 ., RH 203 xrats, 7 p.m., RH 305 EVENTS! calendar may be submitted n. the third floor of the Russell House, he newsroom designated for event F mmm 11 PMwpm NEJ mm e USC receives major collection of Charles Darwin books Columbia cardiologist Dr. C. Warren E Irvin Jr. has given the university a F major collection of books, including many first editions, by naturalist A Charles Darwin. Assembled over a 25- p year period, the 120-volume collection ? contains first editions of "On the Origin g of Species" (1859) and "The Descent of 0i Man" (1871). k T Three USC students win Barry k Goldwater scholarships f( Gregory Ferrante of Lexington, b . Aaron Ahearn of Leonardtown, Md., 0 and William Smith of Kngsport, Tenn., S( have won the prestigious 1997 Barry g M. Goldwater scholarships, given n annually to students who plan careers ^ in mathematics, the sciences or engineering. Ferrante is a chemistry and biology junior in the Honors College. Ahearn is a biology student in the Senators set goals CARA PELLATT Staff Writer ap] Student senators set their goals for Kii the upcoming month at the first senate meeting of the new term Wednesday ho\ night. opi The senators said they want to sai encourage interaction between themselves, students, and faculty in the coming term. Mi They also plan to have a day where the Poi senators will be at the Russell House to am meet students and let them know what positions are available in student pre government. Qu Goals to improve the senate include Jas an upcoming bill limiting the number Rej of committees allowed. The senators also Kii want each member to participate in the Lai writing ol at least one bill. 1h "y s M [onors College. Smith is a chemistry C mior in the Honors College. a a larth Day Music Jam to rock o Inlay Park a The Earth Day Music Jam will be I; pril 19 from 10 am to 8 pm in Finlay C 'ark. Five bands,dozens of 1 Qvironmental exhibitors and vendors, a ames, festival food and more are all n tap at the celebration. The day will ick off with a unique procession ? E he Earth Parade. Groups and idividuals are invited to take a stand v >r the Earth and join the procession, A eginning at 9:45 am at the intersection e f Laurel and Main streets. Bands a cheduled to perform are Day After, tl he Says, The Headnecks, The Ed Edge p rroup and the Ultraviolets. Beer will n e sold beginning at 3 p.m. a tl A for new term In other business, the senators | proved by acclamation Sen. Graham | ig for President Pro Tern. "In the brief time that we're here, | v will we improve USC? We have the jortunity to make a difference," King d. | The senators also approved Sen. | chele Marinkovic for chair of the | vers and Responsibilities Committee | i Andy Marlin for Clerk of Court. | The following senators were not | sent at the time of roll call: incy Whittle son Gowdy u, ?ina Fletcher ni Blew shawn Johnson ml Listen to WUSC; Bsten to W MHBBI I Take' I Out II t |F 10% Off Bo* | Wardrobe hows. Disi it. You 'II get discowl, * T don't use. Which mem | save money too! Coll Ryder | need. Nine that's a smart mo m I This coupon is <i) valid lor boxes and moving 1 * ?th any other offer, discount or promotion. ( _ IXvemher JI.IW7 One coupon per visit NOT Immm mmw mmm* mmm mmmm mm* mm Call Campus Judicial Board accepting 0 pplications The Campus Judicial Board is now 1* ccepting applications for membership G n their 1997-98 board. Applications fo re available at the Russell House ci nformation Desk and the Student Jovemment office and are due by April B 1. Interviews will be held on Amil 16 M nd April 17. ai to Recycling Week begins Monday in Resource Conservation Programs Si nil be sponsoring its first Recycling G iwareness Week next week. RCP has G onstructed a display describing the fil ampus recycling program and stressing of le importance of "closing the loop" by CI urchasing items made from recycled ec laterials. The display will be featured E< t the USC Showcase April 12 and at ec be Earth Day Jam in Finlay Park B< ipril 19. st w se 4111! Wmmm USC; listen to WUSC, Bsten i IheEas] Of Colic I' Rvnrn I ^ '" * ' hB -ms^M^'IP1'!" ' f?^?* :es & Supplies li/Micks. Tape. Bubble wrap. You name il. ice have ' priees and ire 'II even buy baek any turn's you is you 'II save more than lime and trouble, you 'II TRS Unlay and yet all llie tnovmy supplies you rDERTRS wpplieN putvhascd (excluding taxes) ji port*, ipotin^: Wtcai torts onlv.(M) nrt valid : jftj in)coupon subjectlobox andmovmi: supply availability. <iv) coupon expires N| T. 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