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A suit challenging the Atlantic
Coast Conference's entrance
requirements for scholar-athletes
was initially heard by the Federal
District Court yesterday.
The suit, brought by two
members of Clemson University,
James Marion Vickery and Joey
Edward Beach, contends that the
ACC requirement of an 800 score or
better on the SAT's for athletic
eligibility violates the 14th
Amendment.
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The plaintiffs have stated that
they are being denied equal
protection under the law. Neither
of the two are members of any
athletic team at Clemson.
Scheduled to appear yesterday
were Bob Edwards, the president
of Clemson, Ken Vickery, faculty
athletic chairman, and Walter
Cox, vice president of student
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Three basketball stars,
lew York Nets rookie John
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eniors Rick Aydlett and
Tom Riker, display their
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USC's Rugby team carries
1 eight game win streak into
leir home finale this Sunday,
pril 16 on the Intramural
ald.
The contest with North
arolina will mark the last
areer home game for several
the ruggers, including Andy
alinm the USC all-time leading
orer in the sport.I
USC's team has an 8-1
acord, their only loss coming(
the hands of Virginia, 4-3, in
le season opener. The
arolina ruggers have out
:ored their opponents by an
ripressive 237 points to 14. a
Later in the month the team.
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USC drops
rival Tigers
USC dropped Clemson from its
basketball schedule, it was an
nounced earlier this week.
The move was apparently done
by Carolina in an effort to maintain
a national schedule, similar to
the one played during the past
season.
"It had nothing to do with
anything that has happened bet
ween the two schools," said USC
head coach Frank McGuire.
"We're just trying to get different
opponents each year and we don't
want to play a team more than
once a season."
Clemson mentor Tates Locke
said he was "sick about it... I
really am. I'm more upset about it
now that I was when I initially
found out about it. It's going to
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Team pairings and matchforhpaemth t1:3
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been announced by Larryarunervd
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