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Page 14?THE GAJ IP Vf t??' > I- Read the - YES NO :? ?_i . > ! JL 2 A If you answ ^ ?- Lt M I I M M I y auwuiu uiifui I service/lear * now be ent( * For further ir J Community E | Room 208 P< Come And ^ of Hoi So a. Fish n CK Crepes "Build Yc "Make Y k Monday: O T i a #1 % a m i m Ii uuouuy. Lt Wednesday: Thursday: F Friday: Ros I KECOCK?January 22, 1976 ^0 <p ^ 1 ^ yy ' FUTURE( following and se . Are you undecided your education? . Are you looking fo w/\i * /?l/icc r/\r*rv* !/><"< y v/ u v.ivia?>i wwiai aw L Are you graduating . . but so what? k Would you like to ! of getting into gra ered YES to any of th re about our Continui ning projects. Volunl ered on the student's ? _ - a ltormation, call or co Education Projects (fo andleton Building 777 In From 1 Varm Up > t Tea. wth Hall < qfocsesqs sot -men lips >ur Own" Salad Bar our Own" Sandwich SPECIAL of th A different blend linese Fortune "an o imon Lift "spicy, lemc Trnrlo Winrlc rion VI %i W WW III VI ++ W 0 W I I Mantation Mint "a ref e Garden "hibiscus b (week of Jan. 2 Univers :hecki e where you s I on where to go r ways to " tryoul irning? M J y Willi u wt# better your chanc duate school? e above, perhaps ing Education app ieer experienced permanent recor ntact the Office o rmerly Volunteer r-2780 Sponsor? ;he Cold Vith a C iafeteri Si BiiSBiSiHg) uGrill ite Dessert; ie Week" of ten Hnilv riental blend" m-flavored tea" tal, flavored with reshing southern lossoms & rose hi 6 - 30) ity Dining Service People Pleasers" Cai , H t0 tand J By Rex G J After ; formance swim tea With J against a p.m. F: Natatoriu Auburn k" * Gamecocl * i close ma meet beij event, con i reputatior Last ye? the Natic i Associatic i Amateur ^ chamnion! i has beate i Canadian yOU ^ defeat at i power Ala > roved i Auburn < South ) will i Alabama < Tennesse OS. 4 finished t < Relay. , i Auburn ' < brings s ^ . i Americar Services) J Gamecock < meet. i freestylist d by VAC. ] strong cha itf)i jtk A iiO> i . up SL m \ i 1 ^ Steve Br< ms ...challe Mc season. ] anH in d | Junior points an* ! figures is pergame, Bob M< games. Jackie G Gilloon is "Theot taking th coach tol( I UKIIl clIIU "But yc but a quai jasmine" sc?Je^bl 1 , McGuu thought t favorite" Festival. probably McGuire ipS" With 13 enough tc the end oi with 10 1< I know we | For the post seas* might no rolina's s challenge ale M a record-breaking per- jn last Saturday, the USC m returns to the water htalented Auburn squad 4 ph riday at the USC st m. th , who has beaten the tc cs the last two years by ya rgins, with last year's ig decided in the final m nes to Carolina with a big ? 1 and talented swimmers. foi ir Auburn finished 8th in ha >nal Collegiate Athletic in (NCAA) and 7th in the m Athletic Union (AAU) jn( ships. This year Auburn th n both Tulane and the b< National team, their lone th the hands of national tbama. ne placed second in the na Relays behind , and second in the g< e Relays. Carolina 50 hird in the Tennessee to coach Eddie Reese yC even returning All- w is to challenge the W( :s, prepared for a tough ta Auburn's 200-yard th Paul Buff will face a p] 11 menge irom ust s ureg ^ v* v y"'' ^ ^ kI v ,t" f & :>\. >>. * ' ;: %.*** II eiter and Greg Midwinter nge Southeastern Confere r< ijuire English is the team's leading respectively. forward Nate Davis is sconc d 7.9 rebounds per game. Th< s senior co-captain Mike I> ithias has played more aggi The 6-7 senior is averaging 9 illoon and Billy TTruitt as averaging 4.8 points per gam her night after the game we v ree shots the entire game," i me he was impressed with D work the ball inside." >u can look back at Brian Wi rtr>rhnfl/ on*l ??**... ?11 ? I v%/i UI1U I1UW ail tl11 "pI O f.*l it he is trying hard to be a qua e said that while USC haw 1< hey were flat for was agai "We were flat for Manhai the best they have played s said. games remaining McGuire i > be asked to the National In F the regular season. "I have >sses," McGuire said. "the> played schools like Michigan c 5 past six seasons, USC's bas on play. "Things happen in c; t be our year." wim team 3 Auburn idwinter, who set a school record that same event last week, lburn distance freestylists Dave lrharh atirf Riplr Horfmnn u/t 11 Ka *A A/UVII miivi MIIMII VTII1 MV? allenged by the Gamecock's eve Breiter, record-breaker in e 1,000-yard freestyle, and >m Schmidt, who broke the 500ird freestyle mark last week. "We're really prepared for this eet','(JSC coach Alan Gentry said. 'After our meet last Saturday we >re back down here early Sunday r a workout. We've been going ird ever since." Auburn balances its attack with ike Drews in the breastroke and dividual medley, Gary Schatz in e 50 and 100-yard freestyles and jug Donovan and Tome Mielke in e breastroke. Carolina will return to action the sxt day with a 2 p.m. meet at the ktatorium against South Florida. "They have a small team," entry said, "And a very fast 21.1 -vard freestvlist in Paul Celot ?t This is the busiest week of the jar for the Gamecocks. Meets ith Miami," Tulane, and a omen's meet with Brenau have ken place in the past week, and e women will also meet South lorida Saturday at 4:30 p.m. after e men s meei. nee power Auburn From Page 10 ; scorer and rebounder with 22.1 J in both departments with 17.2 e only other Gamecock in double unleavey averaging 14.5 points ressively in Carolina's past two .6 points per game. Sophomores Dunleavy' s backcourt mate, eand Truitt, 5.2. /ere talking about Dunleavy only J 4 irru? m t * - mi-uuiif huiu. lilt' Ol. JLjOUIS unleavy's ability to find the open inters, he was not only a scorer, jard. Dunleavy is the runner and rterback, too." [>st six games he only game he inst Manhattan in the Holiday ttan, but I have to say that is :ince I first saw them in 1934," s hoping his tfeam can play well wifalinnol 1 / mmV ?uuiiuiKii i uui iiciiiidii uvi i) iiiknown teams to get into the NIT ' will look at your schedule and >n the road." ketball team has participated in ycles," McGuire said. "This just