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While the majority o
in high-spirited activ
Snhirrfnv fnurt#*#?n Wh
were aboard their resp
down the challenging w
Members of the clut
mountains Friday i
inaugural chilly night
pected but fresh contr
Exciting escapades th
hour journey to the ]
turesque natural beaut
a 50's-like drive-in res
peak. The evening was
their destination, a fa
the Panther Creek Cai
N.C.
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crash course in paddlir
Eastern River Tripp<
psyched for the river e:
Of the fourteen mem
Golf
team
wins
By Jim Corbett
OlOII fflllOl
The USC Women's
team carded their
victory of their inai
season last weel
defeating Purdue in si
death at the Purdue CI
Julie Loebs knocked
birdie from off the grc
the third playoff he
clinch the victory.
Number one playei
Stifler finished secon
Lee Whittimore tied foi
individually in the nine
field. The women fii
11th out of 17 teams
prestigi ous Florida
Invitational earlier i
week.
Coach Bobby Foste
surprised and pleasec
the victory, comment
couldn't believe it. Th<
girls left there with the
esteem raised quite i
Foster was quick to
graduate assistant
Maust who accompani
team and has "dc
terrific job."
FOSTER WAS happ;
their play in Florida.
our nrst tournament,
real pleased with the fi
He also said that com
against some of th
teams in the country
his players needec
perience. "They have
matured since they've
here."
One player who has
improvement is Stiflei
was four under par
final round at Purdu*
14 holes, and finished u
a 72.
Foster is pleased w
way his young teai
developed. "We knov
now we're respectable
this year, we hope to to
than respectable," hi
Foster looks forward
day when the golf pr
rates with the othei
women's sports, whi<
four of its' five teams i
in the top ten in
respective sports.
The team will trav<
to Georgia to compete
Georgia Invitation;
October 13-15.
Manage]
meeting
All persons interes
becoming mangers fi
USC mens basketball
are invited to attc
J /
II1VTCUIIK Ull IViUIIUciy, V
The meeting will be h
the Basketball Office
Coliseum.
vater Club
f David Wooten
Steff Writer
f Carolina students were iiidulginj
rity and/or football viewing 01
itewater Clubenthusiasts fromUS(
ective canoes and kayaks paddlinj
'ater of the Nantahala River.
> embarked for the North Carolini
ifternoon and experienced th?
of the autumn season, an unex
ast to Columbia's warm weather
at took place on the diverted, five
land of hillbillys, rivers and pic
y included an unanticipated visit t
itaurant nestled below a mountaii
> culminated when the group foum
r-removed camping facility calle<
mpground, outside of Bryson City
' four hours of deliberation and ,
lg techniques by two, knowledgabl
er (ERT) guides, the crew wa
xperience.
ibers that made the trip, nine wer<
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i Nantahala waters in canoes.
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Nantahala Falls was a suspense
i to finish. The frigid 40-deg
e prolonged the learning process o
Basic river maneuvers such as
were perfected along the course c
and skill over-took tension and in:
Foreshadowing of the Nantah;
0 the paddlers on the Nantahala, a
n the written warning: "Dangerou
1 advised." Apprehension was no 1
i river adventurists from USC; the
, would "go for the gusto."
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a churning falls of the Nantahala ai
b time, exhaused but content. This <
s the scenic, natural surroundings
was an intensely captivating o
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