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Sign-In ·Abolished by Martha Holder meeting, Wednesday, l>eceJ1aber 8 at 7, p,m, In Dlnklna Aud• President Vall has signed the itoriam. Senate meetinss are bills abolishins the slsn-ia policy opeit to lntamtet students and for sucsls ht the dorms. and faculty, doublins the fine fur unesa>rted Janet Oxner. v. president of the suesis in the hall. The new rules junior class, annc,unced revisions will 10 into effect as soun as in the 19711 Elections Bllllctin and R.A.'s pos1 an announcement of Susan Whittier, of tile Student such. a,i:ordins lo Patricia Shala. Ufe Cnmmittec. an-need that president of Senate. Until that S240 from the proceeds of the lime students will still be fined for Rock·a·lbon was presented to failure to sign-in pests. the Chllcbens' Attenliao Home la A bill was passed after lengthy Roc:t'HUI. debate for the allocation of S800 President Charles Vail add· to the Ebunltcs for Blad Week, ,., rcsscd the Senate, stresslas his be held January 30 lhrousb pride in the student suvemment February 4. Activities arc "pen lo and Winthrop communhy for the all Winthrop students and a prosress made over the past four schedule of aetlvlties will be listed ycan. in the furtbcomins issue of THE "Student govemmenl is selling JOHNSONIAN. into motion a style of life, of ·A recmmaendallon was. made government. and of politics for lbal students be. required lo show the ncxl.. generalicw, here at their l,D, card& aatLsisn their Winduop," Vail -ed be nam,;,to a sheet when tlley pick foreopeuillg Ille lloac for.generol up course cards at Resist ration. questions. Student Senatu·s in an attempt lo alleviate the questioned the president on ew:rythDIIJ from unpaved parting W. inthr~pExplores New York :~~~~k.i.':!i:t:~.r::~:~ lots lo the matter of pnting of .., A second reading of this ~m- state fa.. lo Wlnt!Qop, mendation and disc:u ..ion will be When as(ed about a hlrias by Susan Poston Thursday the group watch.:d Walte:Jobn11111, Cutow Huc:rtas, held during the nut Senate freeze that hu hindered the the Thanbsivmg Day parade Tom Shesly and Dan U~elcr. ., hirins of an Athletic Director in A sroup of Winthrop Coilese 'IJIOnsored by Macy's Department Th B • B y f lhc past, Vail slated lhal the students recently took advantase Slor4'. From· the Central Parir. e 1ggest, _ est et. policy was in the process of being of a trip to New York City which •area. they were able I~ sets good • chansed and that an Athletic was sponsored by the Travel look al the pande's attractions The public is CDl'dlally invited High School Chorus. and the Rock D1tector will be named by Committee of the Dinkins Pro, which included a giant turkey to the 11th annual Winthrop Hill EIits Cub Male Chorus. ....Doeeaber. Jlfllffl Board. balloon. a Snoopy balloon. var· Christmas Program on Tuesdey, The Wintlnup Daace 1'llrame Is Coni:anillg !lousing, Dr. Vall ious floats, Barry Manllow, Evil December 7 at 7:00 p.m. in featured, and there arc instru• n!lll&ned. "We hav,,, a piece to Tnvelins by chartered bus, the Knieval and his son Robby on a Byrnes Auditorium. menial selections by the magnl· go beliwe hoasins Is a problem for gn,up left at 7 p.m. ou Tuesday. siant motorcycle float. Shirley The free, family-oriented show ificenl St. John's Methodist us; I wilt, it-a problem," ·and November 23 and after a and Laveme in an old Cadillac fe111ures a multitude of collcse Church Handbell Rinsers," the added that, ...,, 'ieptember we stop-over in Richmond, Virginia convertible, and Sesame Street and community performers in- Elizabethan Christmas Concort, hope to convert Breazeale Into arrived in New York al 8 a.m. chancten. cluc!lns the. Winthrop Chorale, and the Winthrop Banc!. Cere• apartments if needed.'' Wedn~y momins, Hlshllsht· Later that ~y sroup members · Winthrop Sinsen, Winthrop monial brass music asain fills the · Dr. Littlejohn, Vice-President ins the travel was a ride through_ ale a traditioual Thanltssiving Chorus, the Rock Hill Hish School lobby before the performance. for Student Affairs, Dean of Washinston, D.C. durius which meal al different restaurants in Choral Ensemble, the Northwest- Spectacular scenic effects. a students Iva r',ibsou, and mem many saw. I.he White Hpuse, the city, Afterwards various ern High School Mized Choral massive choir of JOO 'VOlces. and bers of the Student-Facull) Capitol BuUdins, Department of performances and movies were Ensemble, the Sullivan Junior the lradkional cuol sins-a-Ions Committee were also present and the Treasury, and HEW Head attended. ' wilh David Lowry al the mishty refreshments were served after quarten for the lint time. Byrnes orsan <0mplete the festive Senate adjoumed. Accomodations were made at Friday after packing basgagt, SWINE FLU evening. the Empire Hntel at tbe Uncoln and dolns some lul ,r,inute Center which was conveniently slghl-seeins~he chartered bus located on Broadway at 63rd left to brln& the a,oup Nfely back YACCINA TION Raffle Winnen Streel, Within the Immediate to Roct Hill, vicinity were sucb.placee as Radio Acoordins to Tom Webb "Ev City, 5th Avenue, Madison eryone had a peat time, whlcb Is .Fr'ee Y~naiicm Avenue, Central Part, and a· real plus for future travel Named varluvs other buDdlnp of Inter- propms of this nture." Those this Thursday, Last Wednesday, a raffle Other prizes laduded a dinner ~- partldpatins in the trip were spousored by the Political Science for two at the l!lneville Dinner ' , Trlc:16 Douslas, Unda H'dl, Col- D~m_!ler9, Club was held at Across the Theater won by Mn, C. Bridges, l Upon arrival many students teen Dolan, Jane McMillan, Street. A 10-spe.ed bicycle (SISO twelve red roses from Parrish besan sleht-seelns. Places ~f Cathy Ghent, Pally Ghent, 10 a.m. to 12 noon value) which headed a list of 10 Flowerland won I>)• Carol Rivers, interest ..,hlch •ere visited on Barban Dunlap, Beverly Rbine prizes WU lfOn by Prank lloyd. dinner for two with drinks at Gnylihe toun were ih& Stallle of hut, Mary Lou Cordray, l.en..ra Dinkins Student Center Thur-day's won by Juice Bod Uberty, Qina Town, Little kaly, Cordray, Donna WIiiis, Sandy Tickets were sold by members gen, and a box of perfuo:e from St. Patrlct's Cathedral u well u Brant, Cindy Wrlsht, Cindy Afraid of Needles?- of the Model UN and Political Belk'• woa by Mrs. W,C, Hut• many others, Newton, Beth Rosser Science Cab to help pay for their cblaas. Those who did not take tlie Suoan Powell, Cloreen Fair, Don 't Be! trip to New York ht the sprlns. In Also. Mae Deno:,: won a Gtaylln~ tours exr,iorecl die city Glo~la Goll&hlly, Sharon Gale, addition, IIUllle of the mooey win Clemsou PIiiow, Edn•Jones, a on foul visiting such places as Cyutbla Dlrton, Susan uy, Portia '!"h9Y Are Using The be used to besi• the Brunson bicyde loclt, Bob Porterfield, slz Broadway, Ttme Squre, Wash- Gardener, Jacltle McCa.'"ler, Fe· Memorial which will be an annual Wilson tennis balls, and Kathy ington Squate, and the 'Theatre · llcla Edwards, David Hudspr.th, Painless Gun! award la memory of ~andy Page, I cboice of a belt from .....I ~o:t. Glen Caldwell, Mike Wiley, en.n-. Cln:us. PAGE TWO TJ /EDllOI IAlS DECEMBER 6, 1976 Your Eyes 1 ectit.oria1s ~> I by Roa Layne And what.about yesterday, you soaper, a flood of Soaps were skipped your appointment with lnhoduced to prime time aud· Muy Ann has l:~ to bed with your adviser, Just so you could lences. Now we all know why Hal but she really loves Jim who ffnd out whether Bellada would thoAe women were so depressed, A Coke••• Is lmodln11 lt out with Linda, hls manqe to lure Kevin bark to her What, with 'Esecutlve Suile'. bon' wife. which Is O.K. apartment while her husband was 'Captain• and ltlni;s' and the rest the boss who Is b~ddlng down out of town. Poor Bellnda, wa·,n·t of the Super Soapers, television with his ex-gymnast secretary she surprised to ftnd that a very viewers are lielng brainwuhed ·'A.nd Gas Mask who has shown him what fun a beslc pare of Kevin's male with tear jerking ej,ltodes. nlaht pair of still.rings tan be when anatomy had been shot off in the after nlghl, It seems that all I~ suspended above a queen size Vietnam conflict. While she ' lost. Don't read a book. wait untU lied. Meanwhile, the secn:tary Is sean:Md frantically through the they butcher it and put it out u preaaant with her stepson's &oat of his U·trous. soeamlng at another elgh: episode eyesore. ~o Go chlld and the stepson has j'ust him to tell her where he hrd It seems the soap operas are If joined the a•Y liberation tn0¥e- hlddea It, Kevin just stood being given " free hand In Oa Septeabar 2', • aaeleu ••vice wu eapledetl lale 1M 111e11t. Shoohl lin/lhl11. 'Over There ... " What spreadlna the dreaded social atmeeJllere lly C.,I••· It ...... e1Uaale awe him. Jn curious faebion Carter used to osophy are lnterwined with the his world of efficiency, human respond lo the well limed ethnic JIOals of f'!_II employment and organlzatlona cu be made to purity statement made In Pen stable prices. function as eflic:lenUy and rellaMy naylvaala. In ladlanapolla hie Mother Earth may teach au of as machines provided touper UISWer WU a CDDtrived story bont us (inc:ludlDg the tec:hao:rals) a eclacatiotul standsrds ... impos• bow be spoasored 0-gla'I Pair broader clefmltioa of elllclency eel ., science and technology can Houalna Act-truth la Georala before we become wllllna to adTancc wilh optimum speed and docan 't have a fair bousiua •ct tactle the c.iasumplioa Isaac, The qualitJ. and Chere Is no ffldence that" be lesaon could be less painful if we In many res,ect,; the dominant ever spomored oae. benefit fromprofolll!d leadership. ~ppHra to bave been Ndtber Inner .aplritaal gal· The queltion of whether or not . JUek=· ~ ... It.is easy to recaU claDce - a ,ea1 for competency man can fuactlon ea one C.rt ;eamJ>•isn rhetoric-we ~ this· acdon-rether It co':l'ponear, pin of a natural· --5b> !DIiie ~ve. wu motivated by-"wbat wlll S)'llern Is aubllantially a lplritaal ._~.more efficient, •ort.'' one. · i • £..,.0,,,n/t '1 fM St. Lollfs l'od-Ou,tt~ One:uf' Uae -!111JSI Jnnuentlal · Presldent-elecl Carter's value If Carter addresses tbhi:Splr· 'I Needed the lburli) 1:nefSY, Boy' ~~sof,tbc, 20th system becocra very relevant if. ltual problem I will color hl!D ceurury was Klebuhr-a critic of we are to deaT'Mib America'• profound. . • P'AGl:rHREE Ahorti~n Today
by Su Taylor towas rely oa private 1yae· . Cost of first trlmestet abortioa Tbe 1laate moat reuoa for IDY poulble c1eveloplaa fetas, for, colo1lst1 to perform the proce done on ID oat•patl,eat bull at • abortion demand 11, u Dr. as djeaply u SIO. · Proble11u You're 1io1le, a dme. ho9pltal uaually nceeds S400, the Bartles ~ oat, "c:ontracep Abortion, tlloaah, will remala colleae coed, and you're pre1- Tb,e most effective, • 11nle11 incllvidual paylag far hospital Ule tlve aegll1eace." Of those au a.ltemative to an uawaated D.lllt, IDd leut espemlve, type of abor· and doctor fees, seelda1 abortion who were sez. prepancy wblcb the ladlvldllll Solatloa: Cbooae oae of four lion la the aactloa method which Rist. coat and pain lacre11e naDy' active, 90 percent uaed no woman herself mast decide. For a1teraatlva; (I) Get awricd (2) la only periormed durln1 the tint greatly la second. tr!mester form of contnceptlve, be died. many womea, abortion is a Have tbe baby and pat !t up for trlme1ter of tbe preaaaacy, ·abortions. Very few clinics wlll For aemally ..:tive college women 1olutloa as aear u I.be yellow adoption- (3) Have !be baby 1Dd Calenlated, tbi1 11 up to the perform abortions after the first" the ft1ure Is estimated as pages la the phoae boot. nlae It u a slnpe pueat (4) Have tenth through twelfth weet after trimester req11irio1 the individual coa1iderably lower, with oaly ID l'bordoa, the woman's last menstrual to often seet oat-af-atate hoapital about SO percent using no form of "Por ma.ay women:• says Dr. period. help. The metbod llled Is similar contraceptive. Portrait Bartle, of the collqe lnflrmuy The lint trimester suctloa me to childbirth. in which labor is by ll[atlty klrlpatrlct "an abortion aeems to be their thod--bown medlcally u D & E medically induced to espell the Abortion techniques are c:un a llest choice, ph)'lically, emotion (dllatloo 1Dd evauatlon)-,ls done salioed fetus. Law allows this stantly beln1 revised 111 neir Harry aad Mabel Jll&rried 18 ally 1Dd flnaadally." with a local anesthesia. the procedure to be done only up to medical technology mates the yeara ago in a big church in tbelr Abortioa--the termination of patient awake during the entire the 22nd week of pregnency. Ten procedure cheaper and e11ler. t.ometowa, she in yatds of wfllte the fetu, before it has attaiaed. five to tea minute procedure. The percent of second trimester Still In espcritnental stages Is a lace 1Dd purity, he la a, tight blact tbe abUity to Uve lodepeadently.. pain, If any, la usually described abortions result in· serious com new procedur e known as men• suit with steam in lb«; pockets. .1• Indeed a popula, choice. u similar to mild cramps. which plications. compared to a deci· strual eltraclion, in which in as That day Mable'.s ears bumed Natloaal statistics from 1975 ead within three days after the maled fraction of complications in soon as ten days after the misaed with women's tall< behind closed showed that abortions equaled operation. Cliaics req•ire the lint trimester ones. period, the uterus Is deaned of doors and the sudden trans Uve blrtba. (Mec:tieaburg County Individual to remain there a formatloa of evil into,.beauty (no, 1t1tl1tlc1 were bi1ber than the minlmul time of five hours. no became yes, yef). Wben the natlollll average with ten percent afterwanls allowing the patient to tires scaped agaioll, the curb la more ~ pctmmed thap retum tci school or wort. A 'front of the motel, Mable was Uve births.) follo!"·Up check-up is recom, only beginning to unwind tbe With the •,lveo~ of tbe le11l· mended. years of midnight lectures ber lzatloa of abortion, the abortion D & E abortion at a clinic varies mother had delivered with oae cliaic Is aow a medically sound in cost from S165 to SI 75, lhe hand on her hip and the other lastltutloa which caters toward price including lab tests, medi rising an.d fallln·g ia front of "1ia1le women in their late cation, a pap smear. birth control Mable's aose. Meanwhile. Harry teens", tbe majority of Its dieats. pills, the actual procedure--al gathered bis ezperlence (also Abortion clinics are found in most ways done by a licensed phy-. obtained during midnight boars) major cities incladln1 Columbia slcian--and counseling, before· as he gathered bis bride IDd the 1Dd Charlotte . .Smaller cities 1Dd and after the abortion. ,luggage. Mable let go of the dashboard more slowly tbaa EDITOR: Sheila Nnlan Harry would have liked. The Letters To The Editor night was much lo.ager than. either had suspectecl;, aanatlve. Tbls is all fine and MANAGING EDITOR: K.;., l.aync (Continued from Page 2) -~ \ . ~ . Now Mable fries.hamburger good••aad If the piece, 11 ever .CO-NEWS BDITOilS: · M8'111a •Halder meat in a skillet attached to the pabll1bed I'll read It, but I'll retamed from an ezcltlng and : Saull Pmtnn ~· • end of her arm aad spends forego the oral preview, thant· Thursday afternoons reading informative eveuln1 lo tbe li )'OIi, brary. I now taow tbat oae BUSINESS MANAGt::R: Barbara Norman magazines at tt.e Beauty Parlor I mJabt u well get ID the polat. FEATURE EDITOR: Debbie Mollychcck on the outskirts o( suburbia. putlcalu stadent pllDI ID tale, Can'twepleueteep the nolao unoa1 atber things, Health 301; SPORTS EDITOR: Susan Roberts Harry invents business trips, .dowa. Som11 of aa do go to tb11 ADVERTISING MANAGER: Kaye McKinney spends three nights ~ach week 1Dd Math om semeatcr. 303, 201 library ID AUdy. CONTRIBUTING EDITORS: Alan Rash a-y from home. Tbt;.,aeigbbor> Lut wee1: I heard aaothcr stad..111 lhnb, Kathy Kirtpalridt peer around curtains and tell recite at full volu- ID original t'lsaJ&lCk LAYOUT EDITOR: Kris Arthur, :. • • stories about cold women who ASSISTANT i.A YOUT ED!1'()R: ~m ~l drive their husb1Dds into strange PHOTOORAPHEK: Jan Piem: ~ bedrooms. Then !~ey slide car STAFF: Carol Lyna Hayes ADVISOR: - 1:eys into young male hands, Joey Bud· · , O'!'lcll B.istnw ~ .::;_ttres for wide eyed I Ellen Dodd J'eaay Harrlngtoa ~ l.'I James Parrish'~ Dbri1gl~ Studio Flowerland TatlerPhotographe1 CC'lor, Gold Tone ACROSS FBOM l;llack & White RICHARDSON HALL Placement Photos 314 Osl ..,..... IWydlecl sawe tlle pare11ts eatra railroad Christmas and said that no one 190S, Christmas cuolllag llad iDstnct1o11S by Pla. D.B. John· fare ud to pre•eat the serious would lack far dmstmu cheer. be1ltlfflC Ille fulriao. -= "Students mu•t observe la~ wrlllq lat - de-.Jlzatlo11 of the colleae Dari11g the years Ibis policy was Students and parents. la that strictly the limits flzed fen the papen aad cra111ml11a for fiHI won, always cons~quent upon In eft'ect, cme Winthrop st,adent same year, begaa petitnina the holdayL nose who fall to return teats, Willdlrop st11deats are the blaliiaa ap of school within seid lhal Christmases al Win board of trustees for a longer at the required time after the Natiq off llllac 11 days befon: three -.lhs after the openlna of throp varied. vacatloa. The petition. bowe¥er, bolldaya. If read11,itted, shall be tbe ... anitlld Oiristmu boll tbesesslaa. "In 1903," she said, "eatlna, was refused by the boud. Upset reqlrired to matrlcu1a1e aaabt aad da;, anive. "It Is a COfflll'IOD experience waltlna, and 1altlna furnished by the refusal, pctltioacrs loot pay the tee of SS.00. •· Tbe.~'!"uatimeillWillthrop's thal protracted holidays are a. means of enterlalnmenl until thcircuclo thc,Legislature, wllidl history, however, when students serious laterruplion to school dinner. The niabl we spent lhea passed aa Acl h 1906 And tu the parents he wrote: "I felt llttle lleed to munt clown It e wort where students live some chleny in aoina 10 feasts and "stlpulallna that all Slate schools have the welfare of your dauahler days till Chrlatmu since their distance from collei,;c and ao matlna Christmas calls and should ane one week 's ho,'iday al at heart in emphasizlaa lhe "holiday" maalstal of only 1111e home lo spend the time. As a eventually we retired. blcssina Christmas·. .. -ity for her prompt retum to day, apent 011 campus. la 1901, result, stadellts aJmust inevitablv President Jo>hnson for the happy -" after the h111iday, aad I hope Wluthrq(l's board of lftstees lose illtera:t ill their studies and announ;;cinenl he had made that For Christmas 1906 and muy you .will fully realize ils Import· dedded that It -Id be ad after their return to school arc there would be no classes the nert after, studellts were allowed aa A11CC aad will co-opente with - vaDtqeaus lo dwlae the Orrist oft"" aafil far school duties for day." eatended vacati"a of ten days. In canyina out the rules for her mu ftatioa from December 23 some time from the effects of Christmas, 1904, was·apenl Before leavlna for the holidays best Interests and for the welfaN! 1hro11alt· January 2 10 oaly dissipatioa while al home." serenadlna the president aad by they were alvea these sten of the coDeae-•• Clrrislmas day. Tbe Colleae authorities pro Thdr reuoalag was as follows: mised lo aat themselves lo aivc "This arrugeni,,,,t wu made lo the sludeal• a joyous lime al 'P,0:wer' · Of The Mind' ·r Over Winth.rop Mapes llolda an M.A. la psychology u well as theatre Hyaotlat James Mapes pre arts. He heads his own mind sated his ...... "Power of the C'DIIIIIII - aad hypnotherapy Mind. •• lo a - capadly c:mwd practice la New York City. la la Tillmaa Aadltorlam oa Nov. addition be has authored two 29. . boots :about mind control and . Usiar a bletld of lelepalhi' aad hy,,osis. • hypnosis. Mapes entertained Wllea asted about the tnlnina bath steplics and believers of the process med irl his dinlc, Mapes realm of ema sensory pcrcep1ion would IIOt disclose II. ••1 can'l tell He demonstrated his powers you that. I'll cmly say lhal I inln using participants from the them ia aa laleaslve 24-ho.sr cnn,mely respomive audience...... , seminar using ESP and varinas other techniques." la a pre-.a- interview Mapes The teehaiques used in his s.atcd Iha! the acts he performed hypnothenpy elinlc and ones could lie performed by anyone. employed oa ataae are nol "What people call ESP. I call SP similar. "W•at I do on slaac Is a~:~i·s sensory perception. aridly -.imeat." rnnart- E y'a capable of it. Noth- ed Mapes...... ~ ...... , lag la lhis field Is loeredilary. Amwdillg to Mapes hypnmis Is Everyoae possesses the potential. In ao way dallgerous. Thal is if it All lhal needs to be done la lo Is done conectly• . '"Mosl of the dewlop It." people I na Into are stcplical CASH-- ! Aamdlna lo Ma which makes i: better f.>r me. ;/fJ" - mialna factor er for me lhe teacher. Hi ,i challenaing." detected at a yo Al the conclusion of the for. used was subsequen illte:mew Mapes stated, "I will his mother. a herse f. lo say this ...... er. hoplc csnnOI de,,clop Ibis pateutial. Ycan later sec the shaw and not be affected. Textbooks he bec:3me interested in hypnosis They will be.•• Al the cor.clusion and r.ow has mastered tlw art. l1f the 111-. many were. **~********•***************** * JVOOLCO * ~ * I SHOPPING I * rn1,:r'T'Du * * ~U.l.A * :* iJ{,6-2962 , :* * * I* N1111 Sl,ip,,,e,,t of P11/I Su/*'1m I* lo.- j,.,,J,si,i. '16.00' . ' . . . i ·• . :..tto Drm. P~ ~ ~II t"Y,~r •: • G.-, r. d# ~ · SM. i 111 IISCOIIII .• ;All IOI-SAL( ! • a1CNAlltl!E •11 we J.1. · I ,...... DECEMBER 6, 1976 TJ/SPOlTS M'S& 61.¥.E · ~ ~ J T-W~ 61 It. Dwtpt W.. dld IL &I Mltdlell did It. Ewa a.utto WC Sports Swape 61 It. Tt., •• wltla T.J ...... _,,-ca..,, .J• pldi tllit ...._..,_IIINeProP...... -•,-cawlnalreeplldlerlll. beer at ATS, laally, K '•- Wellb -aed ton, wt,y iNt ,-t Ben'•._ ..... ,.. pldi ._ ...... I .Intramural Events Scheduled The lntram~ bowlina tou,,.· 111&11y this i;eason. This year we Thcldeadllndfc,r,baqetball rosters nament 11 beina held Dec. 6-9, are tryina a co-ed division. I hope Is January 14, J9n. Play will ,;tart The winner and fow- othen with to meet with persons who played J.n. 17 and continue inlo M.rch, NEW OIILBANS -- vs. --- NEWENQAND the best averaaes will compose last seasoa to help draw up the Tentatively schedaled for Jan- the team to rq,Rsent Winthrop in sin:plest and most effident rules uary Is a -tllna tcumament. WASHINGTON vs. NEWYOUJBTS the Realonal Bo,..llna Tourna• for the co-ed league." Mr. Brown ·•ad a racquetball and handball me11t. also commented on the 'dunk' tourney for Febn11ry. DB'l'IIOrr VS, NBWYOBGI.Uft'S Accordlna to £vans Brown. this allowed this year In hlah $Chools On Dtcember '1, the volleyball ' Is the ICCODd year for the bowllna and colleaes. "The dunk won't be dub team will lnlvel to U.S.C. to aNaNNAn vs. OADAND tournament. Also. the men's and allowe-d In intramurals, for the pla; the intramural champs from women's bowllna lea1ue1 will safety of the lnJividual and the Carolina. The pme is scheduled IIUPPALO vs. MLUIJ bealn after the Christmas bn:alt. protection of the equipment." for 7:00 p.m. The nest llitramural aport to be KANSASan- ff. Dl!NVD played la butett,all. Mr. Brown said "190 studeata participated D..UUS vs. ~IUIDA 1111 seuon. We anticipate just u l1tercollegiate CIIICAGO YS, ,SBAT11.B Intramural GUENBAY w: Jlboo!soTA Volleyball. Basketball HOUSTON vs. a.BVEIAND 11E BREAKER, Pwedlc:t llilt ....a ..... af .... _.. ID tloe Schedule PHtaln,rp -. T_,. Bay -INC . W0M£N'S"L£AGU£ Dec. 6 7;30 £ncore-D1ger Doss Schedule Name------"-e-·---·--·-·--- &:30 lmpn,ved Happy Hitters Untouchables Dec. 8 7:30 D1aaer Dop- Jmproved Happy Hltten DAT£ OPPONENT PLACE 8:30 Untouchables-Encore TJ FUMBLES ~ Dec. ll USC-Sputaabura HOME-7:00 p.m. -~ De;c, 13 7:30 Dlger Doas Dec. ll-23 UNC-Chapel Bill Toomey Chapel HUI Uatouchables Jan.5 Madison CoUeae HOME-7:00 p.m. Jan. ).2 Beaedlct CoOeae HOME-7:00p.m. 8:30 Encore-Improved Jan.14 USC C.olumbia Happy Hitters Jan. 19 Columbia Collep HOME-7:00p.m. .Jan.22 UNC-Greeasboro HOME-3:00 p.m • MEN'S LEAGUE • Jan.25· N.GreenvlDe N. Greenville Jaa.27 Davidson Davidson Dec. 6 7:30 Boosten-Boomers Jan.29 Oemson aemson.S:30 p.m. 8:30 · Buuards-Braves Peb, l Furman HOME·7:00 p.m. Peb.4-5 Coll. of Charleston Qarlest,:,n Dec. 8 7:~ lloamers•Buzzards UNC-Ch, ASU, WC 8:30 Braves-Bootcrs Peb.9 Fraods Marion HOMB-7:00 p.m. f'Eb, ll Man Hill ManHDl Dec. 13 • 7:30 Braves-Boomers FEb.12 Western Carolina CUUowbee 8:30 , Buzzuda·Booters Feb. 14 USC-Spartanbura HOME-6:00 p.m. Feb. 17•19 Wicthrop Invitational CO-ED LEAGUE Peb, l2 Anderso~ Aa.,_, Peb.24 Coastal • ROME-7:00 p.m. Dec. 7 7:30 Eaale Beau· Peb.28 SC State HOME-7:00p.m. WehlerDop Mudhl,,S. State Tournament Charleston OPEN Dec. 9 7:30 Baalo Beab- 11 AM-11 PM l!euta& lle&utles J>ec.14 7:30 Beats& llcaatles TUESDAY SPECIAL Weiaer Dop Holiday Dec, 15 7:30 Welner Doas- !',!~HIPS .. . s1 ~ I.It Eqte llew Drf!Sses by ONCE YOU'VE" EATEN WIIH US; ••• JH will uew eu f.c.d la GREAT! •••Y•• •ea•t ~-wb& :,n•n ala.taa ••tit :,•• try It. Co•• I• &n 1, ,cit, a Life, Health, .W :aftuwww~ ud Nib' CU.W • .,_ .._ ...... Y•'R Jody T ...... ,...... Wldo,...... Ille ...... ,-cu'lallwd to.a at Auto, Fire s...... Insurance Dms ., long mu/ short ...... s.-...... · New Y.. SOII CALL LE::N and_,,f~~erdJiej /,mimes ...... ~ ...... elllaaH, en•.. NATIONWIDE TREE also-: E11mmg J11111psu,..IS paopllf I ... Doug Angel -.-.~ppan, ell•• •ll, l•I• ..... •;;t All AT WHOUSAU PRICES ...... -~ .. 327~6111 S..llJt S17 Class of'75 a..,u. m-sm..... 1111 CHERRY ROAD PAGE SIX TJ/•ws DECEMBER 8, 197& POINT COUNTERPOINT ByRoal.al'ft" Touche Susan. I deserved it. I think. The 11111,ject of supportina women's athletics is a bic.~erina point. no matterwheft! you aoo. -.,hat you happen to be ...adina. I didn't think I was advocating a tot,! disregard for women's athletics, but I can see wheft! it could have been taken that way. Susan's slam hit home, so I did aome research Into what other people are aayin1 abnut the importance of women's athletics bl the scheme of thln,s. The advertising media hn undertaken a fairly m1SSiVe campaian to Increase the public's aw&ft!ness of women and their sports. No lonp will you see nothina but Joe N.·•.,aths and Dave Cowensstarina out at you from ads. That isn'I to say that Billie Jean King will be tellina you about how close a partkular razor shaved her underarms, but wcmen are poppina up in all kinds of other advenlsloa. It should be noted that 'Women's Sports' masazin" ran an article on th aspect of women alhlctes in advertising and the llndina seemed to " ~ that women alllletes just don't have the eye catching power of the more Sorority Cha~tered Too! fAmlliat f-.. of the men In sports. With advertisina costs what they I' aft!. what company can afl'ord to promote their project with a woman Senate approved tl-echarter for beel! set to hiclucle the national pledglna, J111 ~· athlete who aets a ho-hum alance from the reader of the ad. Not the Lambda Slama chapter of daes u4 are S67.50 for a school ponding secretary, Sbuley Ellcn· many. Companies must go with the athlct~ who are common names Delta Zeta. the n•tional sorority :,ear, and may be divided Into burg··recordlng secretary, and in the area of sports and only a handful of women can fit that on campus, November 10. monthly payments of S7 .SO. Linda Wallace••treasurer. The description as opposed to a much hiaher number of men. Aside from With 28 members, tho sorority Officers elected November 2 advisor Is Carol Anfin. Chris £,·est, Dorothy Hamill and beloved Billie Jean. how many of is "growing very fast," accordlna weft!: Kristi Nelson··presidenl, The Monday after lbanuatv· you can think of the names of live women athletes in the span ol a few to president Kristi Nelson. Cmdy Water-vice•presidenl in Ina break (November 29> Lambda minutes. Try the same thing with men and you'd have little trouble "Right now we..., in the process charge of rush. Karen Braese.. Siama spot,~ a bate sale In all coming up with a dozen names. of pledaing new airla into the vlce,presldent ia charge of the donas durina loud hour. grnup," she Q)lltinued. adding that they have been meeting three or four times a week in It ls no single.aroup's fault that women athletics have filled to DPB Sponsors order to do so. command the attention of the American spectator. Suft!, women's Initiation 'Into the naiional athletics have been ipoft!d in the media. but that is chanaing. It is up organization will take place to the women athletes to produce the ercitement that commands the January 22. 19n, afler which the Holiday Fun Week attention of the people. More and nwwe newspapers are giving more ~up will meet weekly and wUI space for women•s programs. this one has already given space. If this ac,cept freshmen. PresentlJ the trend is lo conliaue, give us women's proarams that generate by Joey Raad coraer, th.- week's DPB activities stipulations require that only erdlement and deserve recognition. focus on the yuletlde season. uppuclassmen may be acttpled. To celebrate the fact that The fua bcafDs on Tuesday of The dues for the sorority have Christmas la just around !lie this week following the Chrisimas proa,am in Byrnes and the annual lighting of the Christmas tree. After this ettDt, Christmas car toons will be shown in Dinkins and ft!lreshmcnts will be served, SPORTING On Wednesday an ali•night ~ -.,-;: .., "Spades Party" will be held in Dinkins. Hot chocolate aad GOODS doawta will be served 10 U&lpllll up those dealing bands.. 0a Thlll'lday the final aession of International Cuisine will meet la Dinkins auditorium at 8:00 p.1111. nla month's course fea tntea aa lnteraatlonal meal. ·• Abo OD Wednesday, there wlD Jll•P into the be a Chrlatmas party aad tree decorating on the main noor of To: Wl11.,o, Dinkins beginning at 9:00 p.m. holiday season Prlday evening the aaaual 1, •• : Olrtstmas dance, spoasmed by the Student Government A•· . with a smashing n, Most f•o11 soclatlon, will be held In McBryde Cafeteria atarlina at 9:00 p.m; Padtr Of Uta alll Music will be played by the band jumpsuit from ''Mainstream''. Dress is semi 10% Off Wit• formal and refreshments will be served. Admi.slon Is free with a S111iih's, . .Uls Acll w.c.m; Books Tents $38 and up. Maps Pacb . Suspendm T-Shlrts ·~ CompmM Sleeping Bags Wool Socks Parkas Knlm Boots Swut Shirts IIIIMBl'I BNICI,,._ Wlllllklns Accessorlea Down Jaekets ,,, aavaca•._..._ Stoves _ .-==:.a:::s::r- ' ··:ro101,1•X•UK•1J1m -~....•-.Gal ...... w __ l 10510aklandAve. U 1 .._,.. Rock HID, S. C. 29730 ·=------"Quality" 328-0240 DECEMBER 8, 1976 • 'UJQl.5 ~ 'f'r1te~S' COnfel"~nce: A [e-;;;,_1;_g-EXperience by Martha Holder an editor or spec:iallst In the areas several boob of poetry. lndlldlq of poetry, short stnry, novel, and A ROOF OF TIGER llUIES alld The third annual Winthrop non,fictioq. ALLIGATOR BRIDE. Colleac Writers' Conference wu held November 18, 19, and 20 In Poet Donald Hall wu keynote !.nsan Bartels (STBP CARE• speaker and conducted poetry FULLY IN NIGIIT GRASS, 1974) Joynes Center. For a fee or SJS workshops as well readlna also conducted po,.1)1 worbha,s ' seventy-eight wrlten, both pu as someofhiaworb. He has studied and helped oraanfze the con· blished and unpulill1hed, were al Osford and Harvard, 11"'1 l ference. Ma. Bartels. teaches able ID }IUtldpate in ,vorkshop, editor of PARIS RF.V IEW ,u~;· Enalish and poetry writing here and have one-to-one contact with seven year•, and bas wrlttel\, at Wintllrop. ' Mark Steadman, who led the novel workshops and spoke to the Dr. group on Thursday nigbt,won-the Yates To 197'> Winthrop Colleae Award for Ezcellence in fiction writing with his book A LION'S SHARE (Holt, Talk On Borges Rinehart and Winstoa). Dannye Romine, boot editor of On December 8, •1976, at ;;JO · the other hand, praises less THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER. p,m., Dr. Donald ,A, Yates, kllC!•• literary fi3ures. His held non-fiction sessions. Mu Professor of Spanish American litera,y prestige is such, however, Steele and Guy Owen, both Literature at Michigan State that his judgments l'&ffY weight. publldied professors. conducted University, will present a 112per Borges' abort stories have the shost story workshops. Editor titled "Borgca' Short Stories: A placed him among the foremost Roben Hill was on hand to offer N- Narrative Tone." The talk litera,y figures of today and his assistance and Grace Preeman will be given ID the Dinkins writings are almost lnstantan (winner of the Winthrop Award Auditorlam of Winthrop College. eously tranalated Into other for poetry writing) gave a poetry Born In 1899 In Buenos Aires languages. His short stories reading. and winner of the Argentine present the moat unusual theJDes Susan Bartels and Donald Hall National Prize for Literature in and locales. His pr~oceup.>tlo" also appeared on WBTV'a "To 1957, Jorge Lula Borges has wlthtimeandspacearepsychicin gether" Show in 0.arlotte, Nov regularly been a fl.nallst for the that these two dlmensluns can ember 19 at 8 a.m. Nobel Prize u well. Widely read occur anywhere and at any time. Miriam· Williford, Director of and able to us-.: several lang- His tales challenge the reader to Public Service at Joynes Center, uages, Borgea Is an essayist, a mental gymnastics and can commented, "We had the best poet and a ahot1 story writer. equally 111r1ct the mind ofa lover group or workshop leaden: they Creator of a new genre, a of literature, a philosopher, a were more serious in reaard lo combination of the essay an the mathematician .and a linguist. giving personal help !O lndvidual tale, be edtlblts a fine Inter-play Students, faculty and the public writers. I liope we are able to or lnteutgence and imagination, are cordially Invited to attend this continue this type of conference lnteUectual acuity and fantasy, presentation. For any further which gives participants 9 hours fiction and reality. An lndepen· information, please contact the of solid instruction and the dent thinker, 'Borges freely Department of Modem and ·opportunlty to hav~ their work criticizes "sacred cows" and. on , PRESENTS Bill 'DEAL and the RHONDELS ON DEC. 9 DON'T MISS IT! PA-GE EIGHT TJ/NEWS · !'DEC.EMBER'&, 1976 "' . 'lteadtng Patterns Show lmprov~ment "Fear of Flyina"• may teep Ms. Flynn sees Important pat· potentlaUy "gifted" rcaden from tems "merataa: she believes such rca11z1n1 their abilities, acconllna data can be used to predict to an upcomlna Jean,al ar readlna Improvements In all Readtaa article by Winthrop stud,mts. College rcadina Instructor Pe88)' For more Information on Fl)'IIII, Winthrop's reading programs, Her two-part technique used in contact Dr. Pat McClendon, this year's readlna and atady director of the readina proaram. ,. stlDs classes stresses speed lint. .at 1803) 323-2151. TIie ...... , ...,. ...n.-ter at Wladlnp <•••le '7 Ju with a later shift to emphasis on ....,.. comprche1111on. The counes will be offered qain at Winthrop in the sprlna semester be1innin1 Jan. 8, with day and evcniug classes scheduled. Johf!,/Taupin: Retrospect When students shake loose from old reading habits and pin by Ron Layne that brought the Rodet Man to albums big hits were 'Honky Cat' 'Amy' and 'Thlnt I'm Gonna Kill confidcnee, Flynn explains. ie today... and 'Roctet Man'. but the album tention ntes rise nationally. It's been well o-I year now, The real rumblings began with was much mud! more. Soop like (Continued On Pn11.- 'II The key to speed reading is the fu'6r of what was once the 'Your Sona', from the album mastery of the skimmina process. Roct Raae has died down and mi.a Jelm of 1970. Surprisingly, After several 51:lmming exercises. Captain Fantastic and t~.c Brown Elton's Tumbleweed Connec· UNISEX HAIRCUTS at the beginning or the semester. Dirt Cowboy may be sufrerina tlon' drew HIiie attention al most students' normal readina pangs or mediocrity as far as their though 'Playboy' magazine gave Ir: Larry Uta11 speeds Increased dnmatically. creative talents are to be con· the album a good review. Ir All students in .Ms. Fyn!''s .cemed. Their 11151 release. a live you're setting out lo discover UNIQUE 1111 INDIVIDUALIZED rcadina classes have. more than, album 'Here and There' should 'early Elton, give a listm to this •1 doubled their nles, and several have been left In the wings. N-. album. specifically •Amoreena'. '---- GEOMETRIC "gifted" readers have surfaced. Elton's back with a double album 'Come Down In Time' aad SO'I.ITHERN HAIRCUTTING HAIRCUTS those who read above I 000 words titled. 'Blue Moves', but let' s 'Talking Old Soldien'. The album· 1151 CAMDEN AVE. pet' minute with consistently hiab wait until the next Issue to look at Is at times haunting. HAIRCARE PRODUCT retention rates. what Elton faas hope will prove to John/Taupin captured the AM ROCK HILL, S.C. By VIDAL SASSOON From carefal records 1he Is. be his 'uvina grace.· Tau a look airwaves In 197'2 whh an album for appointment ,ne block \e~plna la tbls year's c!asses. bac\downthc'yellowbric:troad';-:tltled 'Honky Chateau'. The call: 321-1666 from Wofford Dorm featuring: SUNDAY BUFFET Serving From 11 a .m. • 3 P·"'• Fresh Meats, Vegetables Sot :,d & Dessert $3 25 ClliWra _.., 12 s1so . · . • ,... ,,. SERVING SEAFOOD-STEAkS~CHICKEN Tues.~Thurs .. ~ .. 4 p.m.-10 p.m. Fri. & Sat. .. ~ p.m.-11 p.m. Sunday 3 p.m.-10 p.m. , i ·~1 PHONE 366-1586 FOR ORDIRS TO GO Out Mt. Galant Rel. & Fallow 11te Sips DECEMBER 6, 1976 PAGE NINE if -r~::,, .J .tf.. ••l;':1/ • .., •or - - "STUDYCADE '77": Training Through Tra'Del If you've - dreaaa al far caUeae educatloll, Wlntlllllp hu a for a aummer atudy tour called all travel la Europe via motor• three ...... aedll. while ~ ""eouQllla, qatjc foocla ud jet nrprlae f!lr you. "Stwlycade •nn • JS.day travel· eaacb. doable LL STUDENTS AND. FACULTY 25% DISCOUNT ON. MON.DAYS LUNCH AND DINNER MAKE _YOUR SELECTION FROM ·ceo1CE·.s1RL01NS, ft1LET MIGNON, -T-BONE, NEW YORK STRIP AND PRIME ilm EYE ENJO)' -OUR OWN FRESHLY ·GBOUND·BEEF F.B ALSO HAVE ROOMS AYAJL.fBLE FOR. PRlY.A.TB . PARTIES, BANQUETS,---· MEETINGS; 'ETC {FILL AcaJMOD.ATE UP W 100 PFDPLI!.} ~ r,:~ .. ". ', • ~,,- \ PAGE TEN TJ/NlWS oecEM8ER &, 1976 .Devia .nt Storin in ClJed Dorms ONlY. EIIHIIEN Does c:o-ed dorm lnlq meu ap They dlsco.aed men who opt are less llkely to view the1uelves alght not have been all tlaat :,oar head? Yea, no aa d sort of, for co-ed llvlna have hlaher u callllnns and they pl-.i nae accordln1 to two Stanford Uni· atrealtd; 21 percent of diem uld academic and - eaeb, who empbasla on &lendal!ip, Inde they were vlaltl111 th,1 health SNOPPIII -.It:, psydllatrists who reported lite to drink 1-r and who think of pendence and variety 111 aew center for birth control Inform• their findlnp 811111&11 Behavlw In themaelva as eaay aolng and "on ldl.it'.es. They allo paced less atlon. mapzlne. top of the world." em:,hula oa traditional hetero DAYS The pair qalzzed 900 freshman Wom,on In co•ed houalna, sexual dating. One year later Ille atadeiata at a llrae public: school however, - follnd to be quite · bfaest chanae for studeftts llvina la a aaall Iowa where most different tllan their female CMdJtlC-t In co-ed dorms wu a drop in· When opportunity un UNTll atadents live In unlvenlt;, hous· classmates studt lo women-only career pis. Fewer students stDI lmocli:11 it oaly IIIPIIIB the lag. They found 11:at overall, donns. Women who lived under wanted to aet that doctorate c:o-ed ~ are more pleasant. the same roof u men had hlaher degree that had seemed so newelectricchimea aen't working. relued, friendly, enjoyable and academic aspirations, lllOI: part in Important sneral months earlier CHIISTaAS that the atmosphere promotes more social and cultural activities and they looked with more· ,, -Wall Street Jlllll'll81. greater personal ,rowth than and en,ased In more of what disfavor on demandina careers aln&le sa living arrana-e,,ts. psychiatrists call "Impulsive-de· than did other students who vlant behavior," which means didn't live in co-eel housina. they occasionally break •chool The two psychiatrists also SPECIAL OLYMPICS rules and drink hard liquor. report that studeftta '1om co-eel Campus These women also had a better dorms made more trips to the Ma. Billie ToUiver, Area Coor '°"• are expected ta participate in self imaae than other university studeftt health center, lndlcatlna dinator for the Special Olympics. II,. one day event. The Special first year women, they described higher levels of stress in eo-ed is already involved In oraan~na Olympics Area Competition Is themselves "easysolns, .. they Ministries as living. For the W11111en however, It the '77 Special Olympics to be part of a national prosram that Wesley, Westminster. and held on March 23. The Special was Slarted la the early sb:tles Newman will hold their annual Olympics will ~ held at North· and is now an annual event. Advent Utufl)' and supper 6:00 W\:Slem High Sc:hool in Roc:t HUI Two Wlothrap students recent· Wednesday, December 7 ror their for the mentally handicapped ly save a workshop to instruct regular Bible study at the Christmas Dance persofts In Chester, Lancaster, teachers of the mentally ha.idl Lutheran Student Center, and at . and York counties • capped lo coachlos techniques to 4:00 for a prosram with under· The: second annual O.rlstmas provide live entertainment and Ms. Tolliver said "the purpose prepare their students for the· privileged children. Dan,c,e will be held December 10 refresljments will be served. of the Special Olyfflpics Is to event. Ma. -,Diver also mention· The Baptist Student Ualon on In Mcllryde Cafete, ;.,, accordlna Winthrop students and their provide a competitive sports ed that foL to five hundred Oakland Avenue will sponsor a to Sasan Whittier, chairperson of auests may aet In free upon program for the mentally handi volunteers will be needed for the • Soup and Sandwich Pt-ayer the Student Life Committee of pieaentatlon of I.D. cards. capped". T~e persons partici• Sl,)ecial Olympics in March .ad Luncheon Tuesday, December 7 Senate. Stadent Life Is co-sponsorlaa patina are given an opportunity to those interested could sign-up at 12:00. The semi-form.al dance bqlns - the event with Dinkins Proaram compete lo tract and field events. now lo the Human Development , A seminar on "Marria!IC Atti· at 9:00 p.m. MAINSTREAM will Board. Approximately 6ve-hundred per· tenter. tndea" will be held 4:00 Wednesday, December ·8 at the Batlst Stndeftt Union. Emest Mahaffey, poet and Gr(l, d List Posting author of POTATO PIE AND A ll~t of stude~ts who have •mediately to Academic R-.la, GllEBNPUNCHwlllspea... an.,e, applied for dearees for the IOI Tillman. at the Baptist Studene Union December 18 araduatlon will be Thursday, December 9 at 6;00 Academic Records and the posted December a in Kinan! and Registration Office will contloae · p.m. . Withers Buildins In Daceus Cantert,ury Is hosting a Saint to be open from 7:30 a.m. untD Library, and In Dinkins Student 6:30 p.m. Moadaya throush Nlcllolas Party Decrmber 8 at Center. Each student is reques1ed 7:00 p.m. In the Episcopal Thursdays and from 7:30 ·.a.m. to check the list for his name. unlll 5:00 p.m. oa Fridays. Center. Winthrop students are Errors should be reported im- Invited and asked to brina a· Christmas tree ornament with their ume, dus yeu. ud bouae fi addreas on It. Holy (:ommpioa a .leaas _w__ m_be_he_kl_T_aesd _ 11&_y_._)l.,.,_en1:::::.11berrr '4 Certlareys :· at S:IS p.m. Dress Pa•ts Swe9'ers Dresses I AlalWJ>ewamwa 121 BAST MAIN Paat81llts ~ ...... ts IIIOCI - Sweawr "Everything Tbat Jewelry Is We Are" Sets Gaaelaes Meas A PET CANDLE· Woaeas / Florida's Answer to the Pet Rock. Tops PET CANDLE comes to you with com-. .lewl"lry I I plete ·set of operating instructions to train your PET CANDLE to sit up, stand, fight up, and fly. ~ I ~~i~·- tn. s.ii~ij~ ~Medi~m: .~net "Large :~fies .• ...... ,~---· I. ':f'ELEPHON ..,·,(-~-4--#-~4~~~.:-:-.:..--:-~~-+-~ • PET CANDLE ~ . . 110 Giralda Ave .• Coral Gablee. Florida 33134 ' ~ Small $1.llO plui 50:C p'Ostage & handling i ·L!!i, .~diur.n $2.00 .ptr,s ?SC pottage ~ .h~dling . lc~~~~~s, . ~O Large . $3.00 plus 95c postage &. handling 330 I•• lf'~,I I .;.•; •+ • f~~t~~·~ - Zip . DECEMBER 6, 1976· TJ/CALINDAI PAGE ELEVEN THURSDAY.DEC~MBER9 CLASSIFIED ADS · CALENDAR II :JO a.m. to l:JO p.m. ·• .... w,cCM Cominal*,ii'Dcltfor EDtnf: Happy B'.rthday, Love, llndelltuademployea , . BEAR. DECEMBER 7-DECEMBER 13 SI · llaptllt Studeat SALES PEOPLE to take orders · ~ ~· ·. ~r•'t, • 'Center for BISSELL RUG BUG QUICK 6:30109:JOp.m. TUESDAY. Q~ER 7 1~GumnaNu~ ' FLOOR AND CARPET SWEEP - #ii~ . . . . ' . Shad: ER that sen, fM Sl9.95. Sample 8:30 a.m.·to 5 p.m. ad money mating Information Hiptoric FamUy Portraits 79,m. llirtledae SIS.00. Write: Landmark Distri • <- n· ' !,,temews with U.S. Navy butors. P.O. Box 1581, Columbia. 7.;:'lj)p.in;.. ... s. c. 29202. t Jiecrulter FOR SALE: Are you taking Psy 5to.7p.m, Beta Alpha meeH111. Kinard Ill 7:JOp.m. Pl Delta Phi and lnter 202, Socio 201, Eng 101-102? ' utlonal Studenll Oub You micht need these books: 4:JOp.m. Graduate Faculty Asiembly meetina Diatlns Aud. Invention and Design (Burt & Bp.m. Dinkins Proanm Board final ,.Wan!) SJ: Asking Questions meeting Kinard Aud. Short Coune-ln!emslional About Behavior (Doherty & Cailine Dlntins Aud. Shemberg) SJ.SO: Readings in 5:15p.m." Holy Commanioa Canterbury Episcopal 8 p.m. F1e111ty s,riea-Wlntlirop Soeiulogy (Shuler. Hout!) Sit: Center Brau Quttet llecital Hall Sociology for a New Day ·SS. Call 3429 afttt 7 p.m. 7p.m, 61b Annual Winthrop 9p.m. Clff.litmu putJiad bee Christmas Proanm apon- decorat~n , . Dinkins Main Floor FOR SALE: ()ne Smith-Corona lOl'ed by School of Mnstc ' Byn,eaAud. ,typewriter. in i"!r/ good con• FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10 "dillon. u1ed very little. If 7p.m. Winthrop Falt Dancers Dinklns220 interested call Debbie 4243. WEDNESDAY.DECEMBERS Sp.m. Socio-Therapeutic Education FOR SALE: 1968 Plymouth - Fury Ill. 4-dour, 19 road miles per 9:JOto 11:JOa.m. Pres. Vall and Winthrop Worb~IJIOlltor'ed b)' Scllool of Education Joynes gallon. Price: S995 or Guaranteed bmtea all employees Prkc: SI095. Contac:t Deborah far coffee McBrycle Lounge Clutltmu (Also S.tunlay) Hnrd, P.O. Box 5597, phone number 323-3275. 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Model UN committee meeting Tillman tOS • 9 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Chrlstmu Dance-semi-formal 6 p.m. Winthrop Outing Club meeting Sims 105 Music by "Malnsl-m"-cospon LIMITED PART TIME EM· • sored by Dinkins Program Board PLOYMENT: Travel i,y air in tbil respect 7 to 8 p.m. Seute -ilng Diatills Aud. and Student Ufe Committee McBrydc Cafoteria job that commands the of ehildren·everywhere. We need 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Phi Kappa Phi initiation nnc overweight and jolly old man for a one night stand hr 7:JOto9p.m. Dept. of Modern and Oassi- December. Musi have while hair cal Lansuage-Dr. Donald Yates, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 11 • and beard. be able to ho-ho-ho speaker Dlnkills Aud. and shake when you taa1h lite a 'bowl full of jelly'. (The man 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. GRElest Tillm..iAud. presently huldlna this posl!lon has been hitting the rein DECEMBER 6 through 10.TAnER resavatlolls la Dlntins from 9 in the tradlticn of a.m. to 3 p.m., Thomson Give A:~ Ph~tograph This Christmas EARS PIERCED FREE WITH PURCHASE OF --··- .... -MAKE YOUR GIFr A MEMORY! sun EARRINGS. JOIN OUR .- -~recrrive EARRING CLUB Wini THE PURCHASE pHotograpHy 3M OAIW!D Aft. IOCI 1111, S.C. m.tt60 OF FIVE PAIRS II 'l'.'IOSS IIOM DOtlllTOW• PI FREE - -·~·-·-·--·--..... _...... -·----··~--·------·...... · ...... ~ .. ·····~ ...- , ...... PAGE TWELVE DECEMBER 8, 1976 · WWe JwCor_d Cellar SHOP EARLY AND SAVE ON TIIE GIFT OF MUSIC SALE ENDS SATURDAY,---.DECEMBER 11 : Joni Mitchell: Hejira Streisand..: Kristofferson: Anm1111 Blothen · Unda Ronstadt: Ust 6.98Sale3.99 Jackson lbowne: A "it&r Is Born (orig. ST) aOrleans: a.athe Tires, Dollar Gas Greatest Hits 1be Pretender EachLP List 8.98 Sale4.99 Wakin~ and Dreaming U.t7,9"Sale4,99 Ust6.98Sale3.99 Ust6.98lWe3.99 Each LP list 6. 98 Sale 3"99 EachLP EachLP . &ch LP i-,·r•·: · SAVE ON ~~ =- . ,,...... ,, ACCESSORIES•• •John Denwer: Spirit• • List 6.98 Sale 3.9' Led Zeppelin: J11111e1 Taylor's Greaten EachLP Seala &Crofts: TOO The Song Remains The Hts The Same Sadan VIiiage Same List 6. 98 Sale 3,99 Ust6.98 Sale3.99 ~- .-·~; List ll.98Sale6.99 EachL!' ElchLP Each LP • I I • ,.~ ~ ~l· - - --~- Att&che Style Denim .c.a:s, Spray Record ette tape rase holds 30 cqaettes, Oeaner -Traci: Tape Cue List 1.50 Holds 24 Tapes r.lst 10.95 Sllle 4.99' Sale .89 Ust ll.95Sale6.99 STOIE HOURS 10-10 Record Rack Discwuhel' Slylas Oeaner I **Qu11111itles on Some Items are limited Ust6,005ale3.99 · Holds sa LP's THRU CHRISTMAS List 2.49 . Sale 1.39 Below Is A Holiday Clleddist Of Recordlqs llat WIii Newer Grow Old 0 BEATLES WHn'E ALBUM 0 LEON RUSSELL: WILL OF THE WISP O LOGGINS & MESSINA: BEST OF 0 UNDA RONSTADT- 0 LEON RUSSELL: HANK WILSON'S BACK O KISS• 0 cmcAGO: GREATEST HITS 0 WAYI.ON, WR.LIE & JESSIE: THE OUTLAWS O WILL THE CIRCLE BE UNBROKEN 0 BOB D~: Gl!EATESl HITS 0 NEIL DIAMOND: GREATEST HITS O ALAN PARSONS PROJECT: EDGAR ALLEN POE 0 BIU.Y JOEL: PIANO MAN 0 HALL & OATES• 0 K C & SUNSffiNE BAND" 0 AEROSMITH: DREAM ON 0 Z. Z. TOPS- 0 ROBIN TROWER• . 0 AEROSMITH: GET YOUR WIN'lS 0 JOAN BAEZ: DIAMONDS AND RUST O HEAKT: DREAMBOAt ANNIE 0 PINK FLOYD: WISH YOU WERE HERE 0 NAZARETH• ' 0 OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN• 0 JAMES TAYLOR" 0 JACKSON BROWNE" 0 BEEGEES: CHILDREN OF THE FU'fURE 0 CROSBY, STIU.S, NASH & YOUNG• 0 BREAD: GREATEST HITS O ROD STEWART" 0 ROLLING Sl'ONES: HOT ROC"kS 0 DOOBIE BR~ 0 STEVIE WONDER• 0 JIMMY BUPFETI'" ' 0 GORDON UGHll'OOT: GORD'S GOLD O BEACH BOYS: ENDLESS SUMMER 0 AMERICA: GREATEST mTS 0 GORDON UGHTPOO'J': SUMMERTIME DREAM O ALLMAN BROTHERS: GREATEST mTS 0 ll£J1J1IN TO FOREVER: ROMANTIC WARRIOR 0 LED ZEPPELIN• 0 FLBETWOOD MAC 0 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN• 0 EAGLES: GREATEST mTS O .f()GHA,.. 0 SIMON & GAllFUNKEL: GREATEST HITS 0 EAGLES• O BEATLES• QKANSAS• 0 CARLY SIMON: GREATEST HITS O STEELY DAN• 0 POUR SEASONS STORY 0 AL DI MEOLA: LAND OF THE MIDNIGHT SUN O S.\NTANA: GREATEST HITS 0 BARRY MANILOW: TRYlN' TO GET nm l'EEUN' 0 POINIER Stsn!IIS: BEST OF < O WHO: WHO'S NEXT 0 BARRY MANILOW: nns ONE'S FOR YOU 0 STEVE MILLER: FLY LIKE AN EAGLE O JOMI MITCHELL• OJANJS IAN* 0 GEORGE HARRISON: BEST OF O MARSHALL TUCKER• 0 ELTON JORN: GTU!.ATEST JUTS 0 GRAND FUNK: GRJMTEST HITS O YES• 0 NEIL YOUNO- ' , 0 MOTT THE HOOPLE: GREATEST mrs O JESSIE COLIN YOUNG" O JUDY COUJNS: BEST OF AND JUD1111 0 PHOEBE SNO~ 0 JETHRO TULL: G:IBATEST HITS 0 PEl'ER FRAMPTON" 0 CHARiJE DANIELS• 0 GEORGE BENSON• ' •HARD TI? FIND A BAD ALBUM ON ANmllNG nns ONE'S DONE so FAR