University of South Carolina Libraries
Sports briefs Fredrick, Fo: By Tracy H?tms Staff Writer While USC students were reaping the rewards of a week's vacation, some Carolina athletes and coaches were receiving other honors. USC basketball standout Zam Fredrick was named state player of the year March aa V... 41 r> it- n n ? ? * ?v uy uie ouuui Carolina dporis writers Association, while Gamecock Head Coach Bill Foster was tabbed as state coach of the, year. Fredrick, the nation's leading scorer, played well Sunday in the 19th annual National Association of Basketball Coaches All-Star game. The St. Matthews native scored a game-high 20 points, although his East squad was defeated by the West team 99-97. LADY GAMECOCK basketball standout Sheila Foster was named March 23 to the soortswriters' All-State team Foster the all-time leading scorer and rebounder for USC, was joined on the squad by Clemson's Barbara Kennedy, S.C. State's Jimi Gatlin, College of Charleston's Jaima Oxley and Francis Marion's Daffney Donnelly. USC's Evelyn Johnson was a second team All-State selection. FORMER USC Head Basketball Coach Frank McGuire was named the Kodak-NIT Man of the Year March 23. McGuire, who stepped down from his coaching post last season, was presented a trophy during halftime of the SyracusePurdue NIT semifinal "for his lifelong service to basketball." A Columbia resident, the veteran mentor nAur o^mrAC n o r\f r* f iivtt ovi ao uii tv vvi v/i nit^i cunu^iaiC athletics for Madison Square Garden. He is currently conducting a coaching clinic in Europe. TWO PREP basketball stars who have announced intent to attend USC next year were also honored recently. Brantly Southers, who led Dreher to the Class A AAA girls' basketball title this past season, was named to the Parade Magazine AilAmerican high school basketball team. Southers, a 6-1 center who averaged 20 a Ait Health Enrichment week i !JJ the pudnc S 1 | | Monday a HI 9 00 workshop Responding to th? Future j Challenge i 59 1100a m Or Steve Glenn PhD Director Family Researci [Zli Washington o C Pol Or Glenn will address the cnaiienges facing Amer !and health He win focus on the educauona development necessary in order to effectively modern stress LECTURES 1 OOp m The 1980s A Time of Personal and Social Trans Maryheth love M a Director Health Promot Education university of South Carolina 2 OOp rn People Power What Consumers Are Doing to set eves Alien Bauerschmidt PhD Professor School c university of South Carolina 3 OOp m Humanl/atlon of the workplace and its impact tlvlty Alien Randolph pn D Professor school o I university of South Carolina 4 00pm Where tue Nuclear Family is Heading a Future Pri Terryanne Neilson. M S Larry Bergm.inn M A Family Service Center 7 500 m keynote add&ESS The Challenges of Being H Changing Society Steve Gltenn PhD Director Family Researc Washington DC Wednesday heaith&t 9:00a m workshop Energy Awareness and the Human Per 12 00pm George Leonard. PhD. Author of the UTttmi President. Association for Humanistic Psychology Dr Leonard will teach simple movement exerciserelaxation and oiendmg as creative ways of 0 rnnfiirf And stress He will teach oersonal empow " expanded Human potential |Rjl 100p m Tools tor Medical self Care I 5 Lucy Hartley. MN. Assistant Professor, College j unlvervty of Sooth Carolina MZg 2 00p m walking tt* Tightrope The Teact>lng? of W*k and I j Peter Warner. Ph 0 . Assistant Professor Physlca !; university of South Carolina J OOp m Freedom from Fat A Guide to weight Control 1 ?oger Sargent Ph.D.. Associate Dean, College - : j university of South Carolina ster honored -A~ Zam Fredrick points per game, was a first-team selection. Marsi McAlister from Hammond Academy was chosen to Parade's third team. VERNICA STRICKLAND, a 6-7, 210DOund forward from naricrif?n Ala hoc signed a grant-in-aid with USC last week. "Vernica is an excellent all-around player," USC Head Coach Bill Foster said. "He's an excellent athlete and student." Strickland averaged 18 points a game in guiding Sanson High School to a 27-1 record. THE SECOND annual Terrell G. Johnson Memorial Tennis Classic is slated to begin April 20th at the P.E. center tennis courts. Sponsored by the Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, the Classic is open to all university students who have paid the $3.00 entry fee and provide a can of tennis balls. All proceeds will be donated to the Terrell G. Johnson Memorial Scholarship Fund. Trophies will be awarded in the men's and wompn's r?ntpaftrip<! Last year Darcel Bell and David Pumphrey won their respective divisions. The entry deadline is Wednesday, April 15. For further information, call Coackley . Hilton at 798-3916. urograms are free and open to * All programs held In Russei nesdav evening In Room 153 ( Ti?f UMv*rucv erf ioutn CftroHnj H lommwa to Qi.w opcx rtun/tY in tducttton and mo*oymtnt (i *0? r^Kjioo cre*o tundicao. dfeMXittv. v?<?-ftnst4 april 6-10. russell H house i jCit* V/ ^ ^ :oM?aith \X *' ''4 \ institute /'fl icas future - '-/"J ' , ' '/ . | I and skill ; ' ' ' '; / 1 deal with ' / ,/> formation L*j ion Health ^^3 hcs.lt if Business on Produc I Business 4 OOp m Discovering the wonders of linaa Morphis R N . M N . sti >view South Carolina Coiumnu 7 50p m * KEYNOTE ADDRESS RedlSCOV George Leonard. Ph D eaithv In a sponsored by Tne College o h institute hc h?& tuesday i 9.00am WORKSHOP A HOJIlttC i Rinwn?, 12 00pm DISOfC*rS Kenneth R Peiietier ? centerlno. Medic,ne Clime. un, versitv Df Pelle,,er W,H analyze t ermwtanq oaiiy living Me will discus' and the theory that ho manage stress and acnieve Sponsored by Russell and issu of Nursing. Fducaii LECTURf S I Education 100p m Th? Mind m Stay*' W* Ml Kenneth Pewtier Ph D 3 00p m Dreaming Your way to Me of Health Russell Maoer Pn 0 . Cou South Carolina A fapL ?r*vBKKifl The campaign i many, and in my paign -- no "muc issues to the stude * thank for their sine First, I would lit involved and voted Sec jnd, I woul organizations: Brc Brothers of Phi Democrats, Clarios Third, the folio PqH Piprpp Tnm VyiAl JL X 1V/1 Jl V7111 Oldham, Kyle Pn Rogers, Vanessa L Nehama, Lee Non now. Finally, I woul following: Jim Ft Eddie Josey - Gra Rick Engh - my b Engh and my pan Dr. and Mrs. Rolf P I do believe in thi "It is better to ] never to have trit MMllfBUlSMBBllBMISIM I House Ballroom except wed For more m iamDrell University of J pomcv o* arnrmMtv* tction wMctt ?irw > mi ouMinva ptnoni r>?v<Hii of net. m km. nMtonM origin. or anewtry ^ Cx ^ \!' 'y ^ h ^^society the Body ident Health center university of erlng the Body if Health use keaitk& the iniyic) Approach to Preventing Strew 10 Director of Psychosomatic of California school of Medicine ne source and nature of Stress in i the mutuality of mind ana oociy th must he given equal care to optimum health ^ouse University Union idpa les ana Columbia Area Health oocenter nd as ?ith nsenng Psychologist university of HiliiliiiBii Well I x "RunJ I didn' :< nor did . c was run by th opinion it was l-slinging" - ji :nts. I have so : ere effort. re to thank the ! for me. d like to than! ? r a i i. JU1CIS Ol rtipi) Delta Theta, iophic Literary! wing people w Elmore, Jack ritt, Wynn Me angston, Faye 1 is, Will Hiott t d like to than] ilk my camp? phics, Bill Hur rother-in-law, i ;nts who j'ave . Lynton. it famous quote fiave tried an id." formation can Office of Heaitn Pro South Carolina 777-278? ? 00p.m. Tapping vour Cr< Rick Batv Artrtt J 700pm. What n Hypnof li RoOert sauer. ( Hypno-Coniultaf thurs 9:00a.m- wOkKSmOP Dea 12 00p m Erroi and Roche mis workshop work through ( ana isolated 1 discover their o more positively LECTURES 100pm Coping with Jea Ruth Ann Fox-mi of South Caroiln 2 00pm Guilt the intlm Bruce Scheli Ph J 00p m Sexual intimacy Hal French Pn c 4 00pm The Health Com Frank Ouinn M1 7 JOp m PERFORMANCE I Crroland Roche An original exp dance mime, i of the spirit wit Sponsored Dy mission frida c 10 50am - Health Enrlchrr J OOp m display* Inforn Dv many area r outside on the ( Fair activities in measurement resource Inforn events mmommm ve it a good jj the Money"! ime in First, j tome in Last! e dedication of j a sincere cam- , list getting the* j many people to 544 who did get l_ i i c i i . tt me ionowing ia Phi Omega, , USC Young I Society. rho helped me: Hamilton, Dale ;rline, Grayson Middleton, Sam ind Kevin Fantt above all the lign chairman, . J. "5 T-* i - ? luey - printing, my sister Maya me confidence, id Jailed, than I "" maiB i motion ^ I Potential jssj ind Yoga instructor Inn i and How Ooet it work? [^r] >lr?ctor HvDno-Success institute certified n.AAEM ^}[ day healths spirit H I 6/ j|3 ling with Kmortom [raj] lie Stricter, creative Spirit. Boulder. Colorado IH will provide an opportunity to explore and 1*SI >t>stacies that keep us feeling limited. guUtv [n]| hey will conduct exercises for people to llHI wn creativity and to develop ways to Interact rsgi with life |l?3 ilous Emotions [Gj| nes, Ph D Counseling Psychologist, university ej) ate Enemy |fZl| 0 Columbia Psychiatric Associates Sjsri ' Should you or Shouidn t You? > Associate Professor of Religious Studies, use IfZll j| (equences of Big Boys Who Don t Cry [jo] 5, Counselor. Morris village psn Guilt isn t Fun Anymore j?-i HeStrlder. Creative Spirit [if'ij ression of comedy, drama, therapy, creative jSj md teaching directed toward the exposition ^)j Kin personal evolution jS5j Funds from the Student Allocation Com- i~ y fmlthfafr?Ti lent week closes with a full day of health (nj| nation and exoerlente* Trvt fair m II?J lejith resource groups The fair will be held fj5| fl Greene Street Mail ivar the Russell Home US1 iciude health care service* (percent body '?t |W1 blood pressure, blood typing). health i~a B ution food music dancing and other special {fell S bmmwbbmmwmI I