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Women By Doug Tuck?r AP Sport Wrh*r MIAMI BEACH,FLA. (AP)? Women are now a part of the NCAA, breaking 75 years of male domination, but they may never play any athletic contest to surpass the drama and tenseness n4- mivyv<?n/l/wl ? uiai oui vuuucu uren entry ai the association's convention. After bitter, emotional debate, and much parliamentary maneuvering, convention delegates Tuesday passed a controversial package of proposals that bring women into the NCAA's governing structure and will give Division I schools the option of sponsoring women's championships. WiiEtiHmf Iwi Brad Jurgenson <34) Manhattan defender. Jui in the winning effort. (Ph Classi All clasalftod ads are CASH-I ADVANCE. Ada may be plac ???; between the hours of 9 a.m. a &&: noon, 1 p.m. and 3 p.m.. Mond |j?? | through Friday In 313 Rustett Houi ^ i Ad copy and chack may be placed 8?S; campus or city mall to: MEC BUSINESS OFFICE. Box 8512 |||i USC. Columbia. 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"Let me make one thing J * -11 vicai uucc auu *ur uu, we will have no choice in the National C hampionships ," he said, noting that AIAW rules prohibit off-campus recruiting. Broyles said thunderously, "Any coach knows he's going to have to meet the competition. If i choose to stay in AIAW, I can't recruit off-campus and I won't have the best players. ?mere is no option tor any athletic director in this room, believe me, there is no option. You're asking women to join a method of recruiting that has driven men out of coaching. And mabe double the enforcement staff." Finally, the vote was taken and it wound up a 124-124 tie. A second vote defeated the plan 128-127. BUT IN THE meantime, Division II and Division III srhnnlc hnH vn^oH nwor. whelmingly against recending the five women's championships they voted a year ago to sponsor and the entire bvody had voted for all divisions to sponsor women's championships in fencing, golf and lacrosse. This meant Division I schools that did have women's teams in those Contemporary Sounds is bringing Broadway. To the pretty lady with beautiful eyes and brown hair: I used to see you last Spring in the hall on the fourth floor of Humanities. I saw you again last Friday at Registration. As I was exiting the Elephant Room, you were entering. I'm the fellow in the chair, brpwn hair and beard. I would truly like to meet you. Respond "S" Box 82727. Beatlemanis is comingl Watch for ticket sales. YOU ALL READ THE GAMECOCK LAST SEMESTER. BUT ARIAIL SHOT THE DOG ANYWAY. Jessie: We don't want to hear it anymore. NINA: Super jobl Let's do it againl I can't beleive it...and we didn't even get caught, wanda Fenton: Thanks for the money ? was it worth it ? wmh Rick: It takes more than a pompous pedagogue to get us down, huh& I L Li i-si birai.il uui mo nanus next lime around. 251-98-3613. Well, well, well...what do we have here? The personals? And who do we have writing those personals ? That's rightll Fenton is backl And I just want to run down a little hello to all of our favorite targets of our affection. Therefore in no particular order hello to... | classified c aStoMtertM?IOoent* por word fc mot* thon 1 ft wgrdt. m FmmUv. Staff. UtC BHWihriit word*, 12 conta por word for mc Won OIIMWWBirt-20 10 contt (tor wo?d Cor moro than I> 2 .OO cotnmwcM ?t.tttfooufty, otolf, USCc Id.BOitudmti Moko checks poyoMo to the 0* Ion* word * do phono numboi cMrgi for tub hMdng*. * 0 I IO+*Ut* cap*taS??d word*. Mai w; Media Buitn? Office, ( _ Columbia, S.C. 29208 |^cash in ad NCAA sports would have sent Uiern to Division II or III championships. And while I/tnfonn n*"1 n '* mv|#a?9iiv emu oroyics sut helplessly, the convention voted 137-117 to adopt Division I championships. "It's going to cost the major football powers," Broyles said.4'The money will come from men's football and basketball." "It's reprehensible," said Flnnno * A ? ' uupittllUy AIA W president and Women's Athletic Director at Texas. "They're putting women in the same basket with men." The Division I championships as well as implementation of the governance plan will begin almost immediately. Carolina from page 26 while Fredrick led USC with 29 points. TRAII.INH RV points, Carolina rallied in the final two minutes to down East Tennessee State 72-68 Jan. 3 in Johnson City, Tenn. An ETSU charge and turnover accounted for four points to spark USC's rally. The Gamecocks then traded baskets with the Bucs, and with 1:28 left trailed 68-64. From that point on, Carolina failed to vif?lri th*? hncfc a point. Zam Fredrick, who led USC's offense with 19 points, chipped in three points and Brad Jergenson and Kenny Holmes each added two in the spree to wrap up the win. CLEVELAND State's duo of Frank Edwards and Darren Tillis combined for SI points as the Vikings Bubba ? alias half a biscuit Bates originator of the famous doubleknit disco hot pants for men. Rich Trauger ? he / Rich' Where's your sister ? * Vince ? You're still bald. { "Terrible Ted Cooney" ? They're ' fatter than ever and the basket is all oiled and ready to go. "Dicky C." ? So what if she's ' thirteen, you don't mind older women 1 now and then. 1 Amy ? please; no more meat loafl ! "Mark The Bad Boy" ? Welcome 1 backl From the occupants of the '70 ! administration building. * Jeannie and Ellisor ? Do they have 1 mud wrostiing in London or do you plan on collecting unempJoyment& Karen Wooten ? How much for the little girl ? f from Jake Blues * Robert Ariail ? Rehabilitated nucrobeastiality maniac. Hey Robert who was that road kit) I saw you with last night? Oh just something you dragged in off the streets. I think I ran | across some of your old flames on my i J way back from N.J. ' Don Conway ' The "Moon" calls. I Well, that's about it I guess except H ! for our favorite! Oh yes, wa all remember Kim alias | "Legs Monahan". Love those gj I SKI WEEK wtth four per room includes Valley, N.C. nBsnraBi Drder form ?1S word*. 8 cm* ptr word for ____ *? 1B emit* por word for 1M 20 in than 20 wortle. DWti por word for 1 m 20 word*. ? 20 word*. wgwWstkxi* moeoofc. Abbreviation* count m 1 ?nd hypfwMOttni. W# do not ot Sato. Itstp Wantod, ?tc. Un McN or Box IS131,UtC, vance Sporti Met Monday ,Jai Russell Hoi Room 321 Currei new spo should 7p men dou defeated USC 82-76 Jan. 5. Edwards poured in 38 points and Tillis contributed 23 as the visitors derailed Carolina's six-game winning streak. After the Gamecocks wiped out Cleveland State's 37-27 halftime lead early in the second period, the lead changed hands 14 times. Then the duo took over. Tillis sank three go-ahead baskets before Edwards racked up the Vikings' final 14 points. "We had a lot of respect for them, but we expected to win and have no excuses," said USC's Foster. "We played much better in the second half, but we still have a lot of work to do." 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