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Ft. Lau< college 1 By Jsannle Ralston Gamacock Staff Writer Spring break at Ft. Lauderdale. It's a college tradition that dates back to the days of gold fish swallowing and telephone booth of nffinrt And last week the old tradition lived on when thousands of college students from throughout the East converged on the traditional grounds for the annual week of celebration. USC students, along with students from many other schools, made the famous Ft. Lauderdale "strip" even hotter than the 90 By Leroy Willii Gamecock Staff j SUN. APRIL 6-Two cars pa Washington parking lot were brc | SAT. APRIL 15- No reports. FRI. APRIL 4--A student foul ignition switch ring pried Washington Parking Lot. THURS. APRIL 3--Several it* graduate student's office in Calc WED. APRIL 2--A battery \ parked in Pendleton Street Part TUES. APRIL 1--A battery \ student's car parked in Pen< Garage. Two cars in Blossom | also had batteries stolen. A n campus police officer for entei j car was on Assembly Street. A plate was stolen from the rea parked car on the 600 block of Bi MON. MARCH 31--A man w drunkenness after he was foun< L on the 500 block of Main Street. KEAPDS PORTIC Trout Almondirie. Golden Fried SI Ribs. Rare Roast Beef. There's a selection like this at S&J delicious things to eat homemade Best of all. they're served in heapii ... S&S! Get a taste of the feast Come home to eat at S& neighborhood on Gervai: Marion Street. Walk fror Carolina, or park tree in ? >. ;? 1411 Gervais Street, downto Serving lunch daily from 11a till 2:15pm, dinner from 4:41 till 8pm. ** * * ** ' # aniagpn derdale tradition degree temperatures. The students seemed to live by the "philosophy of Michael Jackson's popular song, "Off The Wall." "Leave the nine to five up on the shelf," "do it before you get too old" and "lose your inhibitions" is what Jackson sings and what the spring-breakers did. The beautiful beaches and the sunshine were secondary to the traditionally more important concerns of searching for the opposite sex and trying to consume as much alcohol as possible in one week. \ Ci 3ms Writer SUN. rked in the Booker T. three st >ken into. and ord SAT. cases o id his car open with its drink rr loose in Booker T. Terrace jewelry ;ms were stolen from a FKI. causing Hamptc vas stolen from a car - ? ? ? a ivA^ac [ing Garage. briefca; shock a vas stolen from a non- front of dleton Street Parking police s Street Parking Garage from a ian was arrested by a player < ring a parked car; the Parkinj South Carolina license r of a staff member's THU1 ill Street. was stc parking ao oitto^vu i?< ^uum. OpCfl 3 j lying on the sidewalk office. waspri* \G Tiny INS-Pricc# w ii uhhip MsmmmamBtaaammmammmm) uimp. Veal Parmesan. Barbecue 5 Cafeteria ? more than 100 fresh from scratch every day! ng portions at a tiny price. Mmmm in can afford on these special days! , J THURSDAY FEATURE S\ ONLY $149 ^ ? 'r"1 " v tmmm i BAKED SPAGHETTI with tossed salad, dressing, and garlic bread SUNDAY FEATURE OWLY $009 April 13 BAKED HAM V ?' I FRIED CHICKEN with your choice of two vegetables S ? we're right in your s Street between Bull and n the University of South I -A our own 101. wn 4fl25f *- 4E22? inn. 9^9 CAffe)terla,w ; * p ? . ?? <. w-j. ???? .?. *'? *4 o. ? > ? ? ? ? . ... <^9k. v .. wmw*m ws V'<V"A-.fc v..\- . fyxv'.'. v. This year, beach-goers learned a few new games and began some of their own traditions at the Button Club on the strip. The Button sponsored competitions between various colleges every day. On Thursday, USC competed against four northern schools ? Colgate, Manhattan College, King College and Shippenburg State ? and won the preliminary competition, but lost impus crim MARCH 30-A campus police office udents in a Desaussure College dormitc ered them to leave until after the break MARCH 29--A microwave oven, amplil f soft drinks were stolen from Bell C lachine was also found pried open. A V\ ; resident reported 5200 in coins and stolen. MARCH 28-A drunken student was i problems on the sixth floor of th >n Hotel. A citizen's band radio was sto d car in Pendleton Street Parking Ga se, two books, a calculator and four un ibsorbers were taken from a parked a Woodland Terrace apartment. A wo he was hit by a ball of wet toilet pape Preston dormitory window. A cass< stolon from n nartnH nnr in Rlncen I Garage. RS. MARCH 27--An AM-FM radio-ta >len from a parked car in a Pendletc ; lot. A staff member reported somec Calcott window and took a typewriter A game machine in Russell House ge ed open; the coin box was found with co RESERVE BEGINNIIV For Reservations for Monday thru Fr 2:00 p.m. to 4:0C May-Dec. 1980. S Reservations wi I dates. Please ch( Russell House i Licensed Studi Departmental Open Reservai Room 326 will be lii meetings per orga .. I The ballroom res events per semest* 4 open dates f : ' '" " ' . '.-M : : > : .y?y ' " in the Friday finals. Thursday's contest began innocently enough with a basketball shooting contest, in which USC finished second, and two beer chugging contests with USC placing second in one. However, as the afternoon progressed, the contests became more exciting. The crowd of about 700, 150 of whom were USC supporters, thoroughly enjoyed the "Wet ie?? A Horseshoe resid ir found Thanksgiving break, so Tv room WED. MARCH 26 -A the window of a parke fier, and Parking Lot. A campus lamp; a . glass of a Maxcy vendi roodland of pastry were taken. $2800 in by a pellet gun; it was Pendleton streets, resident reported gettii reported A parked car in the W e Wade with a heavy object th len from keys were stolen from j rage. A A snack machine in Bu installed A female student and i truck in Unpl/ nt Bull clrn?? > - ? w?vvl\ ?I UUH iJVI *- W man told himself. r thrown TUES. MARCH 25-F Btte tape parked car in the Bate m Street pounds of meat were s of the Gamecock Snacl stolen from a ransack peplayer fire alarm was falsely >n Street Laborde dormitory. F ?ne pried at $410 were stolen fro from an ment. A student found meroom and dented windshield ins in it. Hotel Parking L6t. mures AC< IG MARCH 2 Traditional Activitie * University Facilities wi iday from 8:30 a.m. to ) p.m. in the Reservatioi II be accepted only di 5ck your status. University Union 1 entOrg. 4/ f) A a 1 a Humiiiibiidiui 5 tions 4/2 mited to once a week fc nization. ervations will be limit f*r or RH Ballroom after Ap , fei' ' .. ' ' 4 J'- %&." % ":x'> Willie" and the "Wet T-Shirt" contests. USC placed third in the men's competition and won the women's contest decisively. The object was for a couple to pose in the most erotic positions possible for the crowd. And with southern effort that even Robert E. Lee would appreciate, USC defeated the northern schools with a show that kept the crowd roaring for 20 minutes. ent reported that during ^ meorie stole his stereo. beer bottle was thrown through d car in Wade Hampton Hotel >police officer found the display ng machine broken; five pieces A car windshield was damaged parKea ai a 101 at Pickens and A female Woodland Terrace ng threatening telephone calls, ade Hampton Hotel lot was hit iat dented it. A student's room a Bates House dormitory room. j irney was reported broken into. *friend were walking on the 600 /hen a man drove by exposing { "our hubcaps were stolen from a ;s House parking lot. Forty-five tolen from a freezer in the rear cbar. A suit and checkbook were ;ed Maxcy dormitory room. A activated on the seventh floor of ive shirts and one jacket valued m a University Terrace Apart his car with a broken windshield I frame in the Wade Hampton :epted 4.1980 >s II be accepted 1:00 p.m. and nists office for | iring specified 1/7-4/81980 I '9-4/11 1980 ! 4/14-4/15 >1 - 4/30 1980 ?*??????????????J f >r organizational ted to 2 major ril 30,1980.