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De Paii/ ranks Beavers Oregon State and Virginia, the nation's only major unbeaten college basketball teams, shared the No.l Dosition in The Associated Press poll Tuesday after finishing in a tie for the top slot. Oregon State, which held No.l alone last week, and Virginia, 16-0, each received 29 first-place votes and 1,147 points from a nationwide panel of sports writers and broadcasters. Three members of the poll did not submit ballots this week, while one other . tabbed Louisiana State for the No.l position. THE BEAVERS, who held a 40-19 first-place vote advantage over Virginia last week, raised their record to 15-0 with two victories last week, including a 97-91 overtime thriller against Washington. The Top Twenty temas in The Associated Press college basketball poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, this season's records and total points. Points based on 20-19-18 17-"M5-14-13-1211-10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1: 1 Oregon St . (29i 15-0 1.147 Virginia (29) 16-0 1*147 3 DePaul 16-1 1.039 4 Ixmisiana St. 17-1 1.025 5. Arizona St 14-2 880 6 Wake Forest 15-1 826 7 Kentucky 13-3 766 8. Notre Dame 12-3 732 9 Utah 17 l 638 j 10. UCLA 11-3 622 11.Tennessee 13-3 537 12.North Carolina 14-4 491 13.Iowa 12-3 463 14.Maryland 13-4 403 15.Brigham Young 15-3 350 16.South Alabama 16-2 320 17.Michigan 12-3 178 18. Kansas 14-2 168 19. Minnesota 11-4 93 _201Connecticut 13-2 M Class All classified ads are CASH-I SS& ADVANCE Ads may tie plan between the hours of 9 a m ai noon. 1 p m. and 3pm. Mond through Friday in 31 3 Russell Hous Ad copy aiu check may he placed campus or city mail to MtD BUSINESS OFFICE. Box 8513 ijijSg USC. Columbia. S C. 29208 pp THE DEADLINE FOR MONDAY PAPER IS THURSDAY AT3PM. tl iSSjj DEADLINE FOR WEDNESDAY $|p PAPER IS FRIDAY AT 3 P.M. T SSS DEADLINE FOR FRIDAY S PAPER &P TUESDAY AT 3 P M For furt? j3s| information call 777-3888 111 E GAMECOCK IS AN EQU jijiji? OPPORTUNITY AFFIRMATIVE AC ION EMPLOYER $: ?? nnmrti ic gg III notices 111 ii glp SOUTH CAROLINA STATE STUOf vjcSj: LEGISLATURE Spring organi/atic i&yi meeting "i hursday Jan. 29. 7 p.m ijS:?? room 151 Gambrell. For more ir Pjlpj contact Mike Briggs, 777-2884 :g;p APOCALYPSE IN THE 80' Lecture. Everyone welcome W nesriay Jan. 28, 1981 Russell Hoi 301 Sponsored by Chi Alpha vX;!;!; Sffei Last week to sign up for AC tournament winners repres U S C. in Tennessee Another Spe Program RHUU g:g:| CORRECTION USC Rockclimt: an(^ Backpacking Club mooting i Thursday at 8 1 5 in Room 302 of :$:*& Russell House. All interested pie attond. 3?::x Teach a class (or Freo U Share ^ talent with others Call 77/71 Come by RHUU Activities Office I ij-jijj:;: 209 the USC Racijuelball Club will n ' 00 pm Thursday Jan 29 in I 10 f f Center Beginners vvHt ome I? - -d third >, Cavalie The Cavaliers, ranked second a week ago, were simply awesome last week. They pounded then No. 19 Clemson 74-59, thrashed George Washington 86-56 and whipped highly regarded Ohio State 89-73 in a nationally televised game as sonhomorp ppntpr R?lnV? Sampson poured in 40 points. DePaul edged Louisiana State for the No.3 position, collecting 1,039 points ? 14 more than the Tigers. The Blue Demons, 16-1, edged La Salle in their only game last week. LSU, 17-1, moved up a notch in the poll following triumphs over then-No.6 Kentucky and then-No.8 ^>flx? O . .a** .v <JdU v ^CA yv ...? if ied Ad N The USC Bodybuilding and 00 Weightlifting Club will meet Thursday nd in Rm. 307 at 8 00 p.m. in the uv Russell House. ;e in IA 1. Any campus organisation in terested in representation in the 1980-81 yearbook, please contact HC Marcia Cook at 4249 between 9 5 before February 1 7. IS ler AL SAILING CLUB meeting tonight for all members 1/28 at 7 00 Rm. 305 All must attond or risk being droppod Meeting 2/4 for new members at 7 00 38K NT The Question ? Evolution or 1. in ? ~ ~ ^ Creation? Some Answers ? 7:30 Thursday night in Calcott Room 213 at Campus Crusade Weekly s<> j Thoro will be a meeting of all jge students interested in learning more about tho NATIONAL STUDENT EXCHANGE PROGRAM Thursday Jan 29th. 7.00 p.in , Capstone Campus Rm Remember ? NSE tomoirow1 :u I ent cial for sale ling White Kenmore Heavy duty this washer dryer used $300 Call Bob the Wild at 7 7 1 7915 or 787 1 531 aftei ase 5 p m Nikon EM camera w Nikkor 50 mm four } 2 lens also. Vivitar 283 bounce 30 flash All equipment in excellent c;?ii . ?. ,i nackaue deal Call ' " lOIUMim. . r lini .H 7 1 I 3609 Nin USI f) Hf CORDS o< <tll Kinds Buy < '?> s,.|| Ir.nl,. UK II s Rl CORD I X CMANCit ?0 1 ! CiftM'ne :rs tied fo Tennessee. ARIZONA STATE, which was an impressive winner over intrastate rival Arizona last week, jumped two positions and claimed the No.5 slot with 880 points. Wake Forest, knocked from the unbeaten ranks by North Carolina in action last week, slipped from a third place tie to No.6 with 826 points. Kentucky was seventh with 766 points, while Notre Dame, Utah, and UCLA rounded out the Top 10. Notre Dame and Utah both inched up five notches. The Irish, who collected 732 points, posted victories over j?r*?^ EVp 5 . PPK ;-^O^rV << H ijfWV $?y" I i? V * PART TIME JOB $500 - PER YEAR FOR UP TO FOUR YEARS AVAILABLE IN TUITION ASSISTANCE. GOOD PART TIME JOB TRAINING AVAILABLE AT A MINIMUM SALARY OF $66 84 FOR TWO OAYS WORK AND $500 FOR ONE MONTH MANY OTHER FRINGE BENEFITS ALSO AVAILABLE AREAS OF TRAINING ARE SELECTED BY YOU AND RANGE FROM HELICOPTER MAINTENANCE TO ADMINISTRATIVE TRAINING TO TELETYPE OPERATOR OUR TRAINING WILL NOT INTERFERE WITH YOUR EDUCATION. BUT WILL ENHANCE IT ALL INQUIRIES SHOULD BE DIRECTED TO 748 4272 PART TIME SALES PERSON RETAIL CLOTHING EXPERIENCE DESIRED BUT NOT NECESSARY (VlUbl ttt AtJLt IU WUHN / UH J AFTERNOONS AND SATURDAY APPLY IN PERSON FELUCCI, 1221 MAIN ST COUNSELORS for western North Carolina co ed summer camp Room, meals, laundry, salary and travel allowance Experience not necessary, but must enioy living and working with children. Only clean cut non smoking college students need apply For application/brochure write Camp ri 1 OA1 nt A r*_l rincwuuvi, I ow I VylUVfldlUI rui . Miami Beach. FL 33 I 4 1 House cleaning and child care Monday, Tuesday, and Friday 2 30 5 30 Northeast Area Home 788 4 746 Work 77 7 7664 r lOLisincj A LIBERATED FEMALE with wheels, to share nice apt in .if it lit v.mmin"" lomple*. Utilitios phone l?oviit<Ml C.UI Hilt .ti /98 .?B33 .my time >r first in Fordham, San Francisco and Maryland last week in upping their record to 12 3. The Utes, 17-1, garnered 638 points ? 16 more than the Bruins, 11-3. Tennessee headed the Second 10 and was followed by North Carolina, Iowa, Maryland, Brigham Young, South Alabama, Michigan, Kansas, Minnesota and Connecticut. LAST WEEK'S Second 10 was South Alabama, UCLA, Notre Dame, Utah, Illinois, Michigan, North Carolina, Brigham Young, Clemson and Connecticut. Minnesota returned to the AiEfc0 [in^Sllf.: fflgw v * if |KX ; W4k' -" Ssfel " '.W^fz-':- :." j < i'^5-7 " T'-:r~'zt<:- - , t 4Vr";V; . , j ? K V? a ^ ! <> Need roommate to share spacious 3 bedroom. 1 1/2 bath house near the V A $ 1 25/mo plus 1/3 utilities Prefer female. non smoker. Call Barbara Berg at 252 6016 or leave message at 777 4864 misc I'm looking for a ride to Birmingham or Montgomery. Alabama any weekend. Will share gas Anne 799 a 1 ?;n personals per so nalB swmwssiii Young Life is in Columbia. In rested? 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THE COACHES' Doll finds the Beavers solidly in the number one position, with 608 points, followed by Virginia (557 points) and third place DePaul (497 KOI COF J.5? no limit wit MBk mm I USC >s sponsoring an exciting I program. NATIONAL STUDENT 1 EXCHANGE Students can exchange , to one of over 40 colleges across tn>i I country For more information CO'1 tact the Dean of Students Office Room 108. Russell House West Wing or call 777 51 1 7 X RESUME PHOTOS. INSTANTLY , PORTRAITS TOO. University Studio 317 Russell House or call 777 7866 12 5pm. Mon - Fn When was the last time the USC administration or your S G representative asked you for your opinions on University policy Can't remember. huh? That's because they never have Students for a Free Campus are organizing to change this policy It's time to move ahead Any curious minds can call SFC headquarters at 799 1 7 7 2 to find out what's up FOR YOUR VALENTINE A GIFT OF YOURSELF Your Portrait in Charcoal. 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