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jwfefl A, w A V/ I !> From page 11 THEN WITH 14 minutes left, the torcea ubu 10 come oui ot its compac defense and play them man-for-man. W1 Gamecocks came out to challenge the ' Clemson streaked to a commanding 1 lead at 54-44 with 10 minutes remaining. FREDRICK brought the Gamecocks I within four, but then with five n remaining Clemson decided to hold the b force the Gamecocks to foul. Cle ctratodv nhviruiolv wnrlrp^ as thov nm on 12-14 free-throws in the closing min secure the win. Senior point-guard Derrick Johnson 10 of his 20 points in the final five n Ironically, it was Johnson who also hel Tigers secure their first victory o\ Gamecocks this past December. Once again the Gamecocks were the a 4i a:- n. a r ? * ui |jwi rtuaiuiu V/uast ^onierence, a ficiating. McGuire pointed out that the W* kc BHaaaaMMBBBMaaaMaai Of course, all employees j Agency have certain thinj civilian employees of the they are engaged in techi nation's communications intelligence production in the benefits that accomp. However, the differences opportunities are just as i similarities. For example. TO THE ELECTRONIC career means delving intc span every phase of the F design, develop, test and communications, recordii devices and systems who are still considered futuri ..... Tigers three officials was once again the main it zone oi tne poony officiated game. tien the "They (three officials) just do not ha^ Tigers, mechanics down yet," McGuire i 0-point "Sometimes I think we would be better of one official out there." back to "TONIGHT THEY were calling the ninutes *ou*s anc* letting the obvious ones go," I Fredrick, who has eraduallv estab mected himself as a perennial scoring machine, 1 lutes to Gamecock attack with 22 points as he hil of 16 field goals. The Tigers were pac Johnson's 20 points and Billy Williams s ie scored linutes. Fredrick said he felt the Gamecocks, ped the the help of a few breaks, could have del rer the the Tigers. "We gave it all we had and we playe< victims enough to win," he said. "If we had gol CC, of- break here and there then we could hav< > use of this game." WP A k I k #< A 1AJ 3AWrOAV ?nt things to diffi fit the National Security TO THE CO in common: thc?v are applying his Department of Defense; suh-discinlii lical projects vital to our ^ramming. o security or a foreign analysis, am ission: and they all enjov ~lin. KX A anVFederal employment.' V between our career defining for interesting as their oations-relat matrix al^en few of th? tr JGINEER (BS MS): An NSA . . """ . ) unique projects which can ,n a U t&D cycle. An engineer may an c* cfrG manage contracts on your Studen ig. and information storage recrui on yc se capacities and speeds ?,von below stic in most quarters. U.S. citizens cause Fredrick also said he was disappointed in quality of officiating in the game and he said /e the felt that 0!leinsr?n ant Kotfor onH ?Ko noted. ficiating. f with 6-8 CEDRIC Hordges echoed the sentime touch of teammate Fredrick. "With a couple he ad- breaks we could have gotten them," Hordj commented. "We shot well and played a lished better than we did the first time we plaj ed the them. They are a good team and playing tti t on 10 can only help us." ed by scored The loss snapped a four game winning stre for the Gamecocks as their record dropped , with eated Wednesday, the Gamecocks will face t Orangemen of Syracuse. The game will i well played in Madison Square Garden in New Yc tten a an(* a good showing by USC would definit< e won brighten their hopes for a postseason toi nament bid. !AREER? ?ient people. 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