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This is the city - i frontpage 12 quotes that were used in the Sept. 5 issue of the Gamecock. Big time journalism at its best. Signs in California are really interesting. One of the more uniaue siffris nntippd in I. A woe nn Pontnrv UlirH H ti.oe 0 ... ?... rn . T* MM xr?? x/vitVMt J 1>I T VI . A V W UO Oil advertisement for nude bowling. Nude bowling? Some people in South Carolina think the Gamecock cheerleaders are obscene in their dance renditions. Those people should take a look at Southern Cal's cheerleaders. If Carolina's cheerleaders are rated R then the Trojan 1 1 ?-!-? - ? vncvi icctuers are inpie A. While wet T-shirt contests and mud-wrestling have become popular in many Southern bars, a L.A. bar has come up with a new gimmick. At a litle bar in the Marina section of L.A., turtle races are the big thing. Thursday night turtle races attract overflow crowds to this small lounge. Students have always complained about the food prices charged by ARA food services here at Carolina. Well, we can count our blessings. At USC-West, food prices are astronomical. You know you are in trouble when you walk in the snack bar at Southern Cal and a sign above the cash register reads "We do not make change for $50 and $100 dollar bills." One South Carolinian purchased a turkey sandwich, a bag 6f potato chips, cole slaw, two cookies, and a drink at Southern Cal. He handed the cashier a five dollar bill. She returned him 25 cents. Perhaps the most memorable quote of the tour came from South Carolina Sports Information Director Mike mi The first James R. Clark Memorial Sickle Cell Foundation Road Race and HflTXlTIZf Run Along will be held this' Jp jjj J flhantpr nf AlrHa l??i AlnKo Kfit!B X i^^EaSfilS r.c zi. rwju1!in BiTWirlVVOf^TVWiTV' Praternity, all proceeds will WMnHjUHH go tc the Sickle Celi .Voundation. The race will feature a two ftBSWSRWMfffflBM mile and 6.2 mile run beginning in front of Russell House. Registration starts at mfrffrar^^ 7am Prizes including trophies, medals and t-shirts will be awarded to participants. Interested persons mav call 771-4508 for more in- I formation. | IPBMiHpMpaaig^^ HKpBKMrafcd^B^^^BiHBflB^^^^^ ^ t_Jk? B JraHH you tc JB and jc H have? I | I churc -;9 M rtu. [ I? mm ' Sjjjj I force I atSh. R B faithfi I 9 churc fl our li m "The Felloivship o/ Expecfancy" Svh^iwinn K^rtfi^r f*riii??r*h I Dr. John R L.incoln, Pastor Corner of Woodrow& Praslon Streett in beauti/ulShortdon WU II 00 a m Service Broadcast on WQXI 1470 AM Stmdov Sfhoni 9 45a") WonVpifin#! II 00am on<17 00p m ( hur(h T'a>nnq 600pm F no A rt/r/3?/>o /nil; Lri/O VA4IIJ Nemeth. In discussing the complexity of the Los Angeles freeway system, Nemeth came up with this jewel. He said profoundly, "As long as you know where you are going, you won't get lost." The following night, Nemeth and a couple of South Carolina SDorts writers spent the better Dart of the evening trying to locate Wilshire Blvd. Obviously none of them knew where they were going. THIS IS THE CITY The following passage was taken from the official police records of the Los Angeles Police Department for Friday, Sept. 19. The names have been changed to protect the in nocent. The excerpt begins with two of L.A.'s "finest" detectives pursuing a dangerous suspect. It has been rumored that this suspect was planning to lead a group of out-of-towners to a football victory over Southern Cal on Saturday, Sept. 20. This would be the ultimate in Los Angeles crime. "This is the city ? Los Angeles, California. Population nearly two and a half million. My name isFriday. I'm a cop. Being a policeman is an endless, glamorous, thankless job that's got to be done. And I'm damn glad to do it. "My partner. Bill Gannon, and I were workins Rob bery/Bunko Division. 10:15 a.m. We spotted three Gray Line tour buses traveling north on the San Diego Freeway. We pulled along side the first bus. We looked inside and saw a big muscular male wearing a garnet jersey with the word i ^kshbehbbbhhhmhbbbhbkbh IMI T p| DO you need money? B Come see us first. We ^pay great prices. Buying School Rings, Jewelry, Silver, Watches, Coins, Anything of Value raiineno lioia a IBuying Service! fig 44-53 Devine St. n ^H|P|HHnpH I 787-4886 | j I 0pcnu:30a.m.-5:00p.m. j",i 1 Mon.-Sul. H LSI Ml W nk of us your local ne church oducing our church to lis wno are away irom u wd is one of our most B \ t*V y ~^\ ]] jble challenges. We want I J) J) > experience the love I >y that many students J j discovered at our ft e us a chance to rein- If B a principle we believe in I UfillVCrSltV B Mm uilfhniif 4?i ui iuui i ua^uoi . u iui "w*"" " " **1 jlness to Christ and His I j There's someth :h should characterize I involved and 611, ves at home or away r | home. I hope to meet S >ersonally this Sunday. I REGISTRATION Lincoln, Pastor i j A full listing I we never have i I hobby, skill or ! I CALL 777?7130 Office rm 209 f o ^^JRRHEUNIVER forma Carolina and the number 38 printed across it. I looked at my partner. He looked at me. We nodded. We had found our man. "Wp fnllnu/pd thp hnspc to Universal StuHin? in Hollywood. We called for a back-up. Officers Reed and Malloy arrived on the scene within minutes. We followed 38 into the complex. We decided to make our move. "My partner and I approached the suspect from the south. Reed and Malloy moved in from the east. 38 spotted us. We closed in. The suspect gave me a head fake and darted toward the exit. He leaped over a turnstile and spun around a concession stand. We lost our man. 10:38 a.m. We decided to go to the Coliseum and pick up some tickets for Saturday's game. We wanted to see this guy play football. Reed and Malloy also purchased tickets." I " [(?? ' I AMERICA'S COMING i NIGHTMARE INFLATION i j ECONOMIC COLLAPSE ! AND CRIME REVOLUTION A stirring analysis by one jof America's leading: Business wonsuitancsf : FRED MULLER (local author) : Available at : | THE BOOK CORNER Campus Book store Russell House Your Partner in Education ' I m I m I k : iHHi I mm I I? : T I |[ russefl house 5 offers you a unique oppoiturritVto I he pressure of a regular classroom. I inn ? ! ! if i wi cvci tuiic in rrce u SO get joy the Free university experience! OCT 6 ? 7 students OCT 8 ?10 open to ail of classes will be avaiiabfe soon. 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