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H Q PITT I \ : ' d Heisman Trophy w 10,000 Gamecock f< Monday night. The Ne Heisman winner at a in Presents two France' visits ne By Kevin Johi Assistant News E The French ambassad States visited USC Ti memorate the opening < Byrnes International Gent Francois de Laboulaye' in a series of visits by fori to celebrate the center's oj Laboulaye presented tw with the highest honor educators by the French g William A. Mould, Soutl dean, and retired French G. Speer received the Che des Palmes Academiau< tributions to French cultui MOULD ANI> Speer an third and fourth Soutl receive the honor, which \ Napoleon in 1808. Laboulaye commented voivement in NATO, Pol. President-elect Ronald possibility of increasing U Laboulaye said France t <>r-i no MATH It w 1 alliance in 1966 under 1 DeGaulle. "DEGAULLE FELT t fight better if people ha decisions were being mj by French authorities," L "The French have an in defense force, which pres f HBj Jj The Offic IfScholarshipj ||Family Fina ||you will nec Myear. || Come by ] pup. Summer ||Be sure to a ppriority due MM1IM I 1 am - : mSSBim 11 ... HM9 Heisman Wit inner George Rogers st 9ns after arriving at Cc w York Downtown Athie wcheon Monday. (Photo > awards s U.S. ar w Byrne "T the Sovi liVh?,,Un!^d PoTand1 should t 3i the James F. . 4,j ^n( s visit is the first ?.H . eign ambassadors " ' renins manage , to% r could b ro USC professors given to foreign * overninent. Q. . i Carolina College ..vJe i Professor David 4al^d,he!;0cor?e ? 3s for their conand we < thegref i thought to be the |?. 5?!? i* i ministr, 1 Ca?M,ahSHK certain vas established by mood g t, , coopera on Prances inand's labor strike, ^tweer Reagan and the ^tw^r .S.-French trade. HeJl would not consider f . * ithHrou; frnm thr> irauC V President Charles ur?s rresiaeni varies countri( "WE he French would fashion d the feeling that said. " ade independently have n aboulayesaid. the F dependent nuclear produc ents a deterrent to States i \Riil e of Student 5 announces the; IIKJICU OLclLCillCIll :d to apply for f L710 College Str< school applicatii ipply early this ; date is February iner peaks to a crowd of about f/umbia Metropolitan Airport ftic Club named Rogers as the by John Parnell) n hnmznrlnr s Center ets," he said. ambassador said the situation in is dangerous and warned there >e no foreign intervention. >w there is a temptation to intervene part of Soviets," Laboulaye said, f Brezhnev is cautious and can i to control his troops, the problem j solved internally." RECENT U.S. presidential election irested Laboulave. follow the election process that les us," he said. "The election is of to all in the West. We watch, we look expect. The president of the U.S. has itest power in the West. We will try >ver how to work with the new adation in Washington," he said. "I am we will find a cooperative spirit and 0 that we can further and better tion." llaye said the old method of trade 1 the United States and France must ged. lid the countries should enter into entures. "If we go into these venogether, I would hope that both 3S would benefit," he said. ARE considered producers of wine, i, perfume and cheese," Laboulaye But thanks to the Marshall Plan we lodern industry in France." He said rench aviation industry, which ed the Concorde, supplies the United bvith 15 percent of its helicopters. EAR YE! J Financial Aid and! arrival of the 1981-82;j| :s -- the applications:!: inancial aid for next!$ eet now and pick onej| ons are also available.| ^ear. Remember, ourjf 15. 1981. | USC's college By Richard Mey Assistant Sports Edi USC's George Rogers r football's highest individual was named the 46th H< recipient Monday at New Y< Athletin f!luh Rogers, a 6-foot-2-inch, 2 tailback from Duluth, Ga.,< leading rusher, won the a\ margin over Pittsburgh def< Green and Georgia fres Herschel Walker. "I'm kind of surprised 11 said. "I thought I had a re but we lost three games, an might be my downfall. Usua Trophy goes to a team record." ROGERS, THE fourth le, NCAA history, received 2161 for 1,128 points. Green received 861 point first-place votes. Walkei points and 107 first-place vot Rogers got more votes candidate in four of the six the Mid-Atlantic, South, Sot West. Green took the North< place finisher Mark Herr Midwest. ROGERS IS the fourth Southeastern university to v The last was Pat Sullivan won the award in 1971. "The main thing on my min winning (games)," Rogers thinkine about thp Hwsmai u - ? tried to play as hard as I cot lot of pressure, and I'm glac USC head football coach Rogers' consistency help* award. "I think it was hi Francois de Labou/ayt with USC President Jan in the Russell House bal GATO! ! sti \ Oi I get i George ! football ers over 100 yar tor Carlensaid. 44 eceived college hedeserves it. I honor when he . ;isman Trophy ork's Downtown ' yards. In 197 20-pound senior TJlJ1 ^ and the nation's W.n?h vardbyawide Kf^Tdsin ensive end Hugh Srfields hman tailback ,?arlen mov< after a knee 11 won it," Rogers ^ea.r' R?8eri sal good season, junior year, se dI thought that seventh in the illy the Heisman Rogers has with a better yards in 26 g: player to have i ading rusher in WI,"e ,ie was first-place votes 1,781 yards foi this year. He s, including 179 USCtoitsseco r received 683 es. A CROWD o than any other ab?ut 9 p.i voting regions: Metropolitan j tthwest and Far New ^orKjast, and fourth- "This is o mann won the moments in m happy being a , ? - ^ ? Columbia and P'ayer from a The Hcisma nntheHeisman. ofJohnWiUial of Auburn, who schools durinf the first athle d all season was Athletic Club said. "I wasn't 1 Trophy. I just . THE 24-IN ild. There was a manentdispli 1 it's over." Two smaller i Jim Carlen said toUSC. id him win the Rogers will s ability to gain the New York i-: r 7 : : :J WJm ^r 0, f/ie French Ambassador to nes Holderman at a breakfast '/room Tuesday. (Photo by Ba> R BOWL Tl udent Distribui s at the Coliseu from 8:30 to 4-.: ne student wit s ONE ticket f c i Rogers l's best j ?< ds for 21 straight weeks," He's been very consistent.and 1 It's just that simple." ESHMAN fullback for the n 1977, Rogers gained 623 8 he rushed for 1,006 yards. ogers teamed with tailback | it, who rushed for 903 yards, to one of the most productive the country. j ed Rogers to tailback in 1979 . 5 ljury sidelined Wright for the 5 rushed for 1,681 yards his cond in the countrytand placed ) Heisman voting. rushed for more than 100 ) .mac oi I TCP TWn f;~.t ITOr< naivo uv UUV. IITC 111 dV U0\-/ ; his jersey number retired still on the team, he gained r a 6-yard-per-carry average > scored 14 touchdowns to lead J ?nd consecutive 8-3 season. f about 10,000 greeted Rogers ti. Monday at Columbia Airport as he returned from ne of the most emotional iy life," he said."I've been so round so many good people in tans." n Trophy was named in honor n Heisman, who coached at 10 t op- 1 ; ma oa-year career anu was tic director of the Downtown i 4 4 CH bronze trophy is on perly in the athletic club's lobby. replicas will go to Rogers and receive the trophy Dec. 11 at Hilton. ^g^3^;;y , . >.:> n^'f^M^^r''^'" ' Hk ^iP^* the United States, talks r wttn Carolina stuaents rry Newman) ICKETS I on im 30 hlD >r$14.