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Mil gyiMHM?a? WBESBa^K ' H?-3 hHH W A Carolina swimmer starts Friday in USC's win over Furm r vyeise appoin KANSAS CITY, KANSAS Dr. War the College of Health and Physic President of the United States Col for 1977-1979. Giese, who will serve through tl in Mexico City, succeeds A. W College in Sioux City, Iowa, whs< ' CRROLINflWOf Free Pregnar Free Abortion Confidential ( Pregnancy c< blood test be Call 256-0128 Columbia* 1 * ? Ii itauik9 "....a warm welcome and suj generally." "....joy I find in learning a re, in intensity as new knowledge "....The continued rediscover life is made known to me thro "....my ability to reason and f a constructive way, to be able God-given fundamentals of li love of my family...toenhanc * "....that everyday seems lik "...faith in Christ that enable "....good health, n?y family, < 1 "....opportunity of life in this * V ??IA alalia a I ate nuiiitu o icaui nu an. While (he 90-11. . ted to council 1 ren Giese, professor and dean of | al Education, has been elected legiate Sports Council (USCSC) ( le 1979 World University Games j . Buckingham, of Morningside , ;rved as USCSC President from J | i i TIEN'S SERVICES l| icy Testing i Referral to riedical Facilities be detected by fore missing period 2009 Hampton St. >.C. 292Q4 Si giving is.. pport tendered us by Ihe campus conn ally fundamental pleasure Ihat 1 hope w iimkes visible more distant horizons." y of the meaning and value <?f relationshi ugh the network of others lo v> liom Irela unction in a normal human manner, to I : to enjoy the love and sorrows of my Iriei ife, reason and happiness, and to l>e . e my educational skills at this University e THANKSGIVING DAY!" s you lo love your family and friends ai ind the many blessings that God lias giv< day and time. It is an honor lo be a part MBBMBHMBBBMBBBHBfifiBUHBBISmBSBMMMEM&BHHBSHi wSSBSWi i Stephen McCormack-THE GAMECOCK n 101-29, the men's team won Pro sports tv MATT WAKI) jamecock Staff Writer According to Marty Liquori, one >f the premier 5,000 meter runners n the world, the reason amateur rack and field has declined in the Jnited States is because of the iioney involved with professional >ports. Liquori spoke Thursday light at Callcott College. "The vounjjer people who are getting uway from track and field ure getting away from it because they are looking for opportunities in other sports," Liquori said. "Track and field requires a lot of dedication and the younger people in today's world are dedicating themselves to sports such as football, basketball, and tennis where there is a lot of money in volved. LfQl'Oltl SA1I> the iiiain reason lie started to run w as to get himself ponsorcd by Carolina (haplaiits% munily and South Carolinians ? .lames It. Ilolderniun President, l'.S.C. dl not only never i ndbut grow Dr. Wade Itatsoii Dept. of Biology ips. The richness and !>eauty of te." Dr. Curl I). Kvuiis I kont nf Slmliptk f4 " " "O*" >e able lo iove and serve Cod in iids, lo U? able lo appreciate I he ible (o appreciate the unity and Peter Shahid Chairman of Carolina Cares Kvelyn Nance Domestic Helper id lo bundle trying situations." Jim ( alien Head Football Coach ?n titi-." Joe Cook I Iflturl 111 I'll t of (iod's world. I Itrad Steele 1 ('resident, Student ltml> A nwMHnnHHdr Swim team: For win ove ly DOUG JOLLEY iamecock Staff Writer The Carolina women's swim team, earn against Furman, broke ten sch jualifying times enroute to a 101-29 win 11. USC's Mary DeMackie led the team >econd place, all three finishes setting >et national qualifying records. Nan jach broke two school records and se dividual competition while helping botl KATIIY WALTON swam on both record and qualified nationally in bol event. Mary Ellen Breen also swam u Pl^rlntto ll'jmillnn linlh ?w;tm on nnu vnai iwwv w.. 200-yard freestyle event. In the men's competition, senior St 1000 yard freestyle and the 200-yard champion Greg Midwinter was the 01 two events. Mike Osborne, Randy Phi and Jim Carvin each won one event hurting U.S in shape for basketball. "When I attended Essex Catholic high school in New Jersey I had hopes of playing basketball, but to gel myself ready for basketball I decided to run for the cross country team." Liquori said lhat one day when he was running, the track and field coach noticed him and was interested in his stride and the way he ran. "The track coach asked me if I would line 10 run on a competitive level," Liquori said. "I liked basketball a lot but running was something I could do by myself and not be dependent on other people for support." Liquori believes the reason America has not had a majority of successful distance runners is I. ? f lif/? i-f irln iiwicl IJCt-'tfUSt; 111 IIIC IHV oijr iv Americans lead. "Many Americans don't want to run two or three miles a day to get in shape," Liquori said. "The reason such sports as bowling, fishing, and golf are so successful in this country is because they require less physical training than events in track and field." St f W* S t f I I C 4 l *?r uiu leabuns icn . mtr I ~7 I Whore IK Mo I j meet just across Bridge in W> EVERY TI E [J DRAFT S s combine t Furman in a joint meet with the men's ool records and set ten national TU rut i over r unuaii. i nu iiiuii wuii, w with two first place wins and one school records. Two of the times cy Nitardy and Patty Considine t national qualifying times in in h relays to do the same. winning relay teams and set a :h the 100 and 200-yard butterfly n both relay teams. Sue Bodwell i one relay and Hamilton won the eve Breiter won two events, the backstroke. Two time national ily other male swimmer winning ipps, Barney Giese, Kicky Greene track success of the African runners is, accuruillg IU UIIJUUI I, nicy i UII iu improve their life style. "The Africans are in an environment in which they run to get away from the poverty they are in," Liquori said. "People such as Kip Keino achieve a status and their country supports them totally." Liquori believes that track and field can develop if there is support from corporations. "WE HAVE received help from corporations and if they help sponsor meets and help out competitors, track and field can il: ? grow 111 1111?) luuniijr, hi. .iuiu. "The only thing I don't want to see is the government get involved with track and field. Government involvement in sports lias been hazardous in previous attempts. Though Liquori is no longer running the mile, he is ranked as the number two runner in the 5,000 meter run. 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