College of Charleston - Comet Yearbook (Charleston, SC)

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a 2 Ae meen pen SOMMER Ri (SL RO MN NR RON ih inet ee ae aaa agyit = oa LO MRE AGLI LIT ON IO ISB I Se DON BE A Yay PEE “NANI ny te = na Homecooked dinners; French, Italian, Hungarian, and, of course, American food; works of art, les- sons in sailing and a dozen other specialities; all these and more were available for sale at the annu- al Student Faculty Auction, held October 8 in the SSC Ballroom. The Auction is held every year by the College of Charleston Scholarship Foundation to raise money for the Scholarship Fund. Dr. Godow was host of this year’s extravaganza, in which Dr. Harry Freeman of the Biology Depart- ment ‘‘took the plunge” and of- fered his lab coat and traditional bow tie for sale (they brought a good price). In the homecooked ethnic meals category, the SGA Executive Committee stole the show by offering a French dinner for 4 with all the trappings (each member assumed the role of a dif- ferent assistant; maitre’d, wine steward, etc.). 28 Auction

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In the dorms. In the classroom. Creeping like a mobile plague. They’re everywhere. No matter how you try, you can’t get rid of them. Roaches. Alpha Phi Omega does their part to control the roach population at the College with the annual Roach-a-Thon, which includes such emotionally Satisfying events as Roach Races and a Roach Stomp. October 1 was the date of this year’s Roach Festival in the Gardens. With music pro- vided by Joe College and the Preptones, the en- trants (both human and insect) were ready to do their best; man and roach united for charity. Roach-a-thon 27

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