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i -3-%?"ffi?9BP^^ ' -^JP^h: One of the many activitn dub is involved in is elementary schools how i'Photo by Jose Panganibi Sports Briefs Womer By Tracy Helms Staff Writer The USC women's golf team, paced by Lynn Stiffler and Jan Rikard, captured the inaugural Lady uamecocK invitational championship Sunday. Stiffler, a freshman from Waycross, Ga., carded a 6973-76?218 total over Woodbranch Country Club's 5,820yard, par-72 layout to capture the tournament's individual title and propel the Lady Gamecocks in the three-day event. Gilbert native Rikard fired a 74-77-78-329 combination to finish third individually. m..? J- nn: ? I r ui man s uuaii imus scoreu a 228 for runner-up honors. Duke took second place in the team totals, posting a 937 score, followed by Wake Forest (948), Furman (946) and UNC-Wilmington (t,0?0). USC received other respectable rounds from fa V <-TT #tlT> V jjj yjHk! {?^Jg?j^^__ ^SsHHfc '; ^ H1 -; j ..-:' ::-^^B^7?^-1 |||&SSa| | : / '', i ' \ B ^^BKBKsBSBBm ?s the USC bodybuilding instructing students at + ~ Its*. ' ii/ I'M vvmynis fjrupany. w) i win La July Loebs and Lee Whit lemure vuoui zsv), ana noDin Abare (244). The women head to Lexington, Ky., Monday for the Lady Kat Invitational. TONY RAMBO captured the 44-meter dash and placed a strong second in the 400meter hurdles to lead the US(J track team in Saturday's Carolina Invitational track meet. The Gamecocks totalled E* ^5 Coldst O 4mm $2.99 D02 2! Limited QuantitU tTHE JEWELR 2909 Piatt Springs RtJ mmmmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmu r r we invite yc shion extravag; large and lov< Meet Fern Volkman, c cun'ii nsi-i'jh.. 001 viucd. vJI ic: II piCb and commentary on ^;Z right looks for today. " I Thursday, April 9, Dc - V : j 1 2:00 1 2:1 5 ACC( - : ; J 1 2:1 5-1:00 Fash - I Lite Lunch -1 Friday, April 10, CoIl PI 6:30 7.00 Sweet I 7:00 8:00 Fashioi 1Saturday, April 1 1, C P,, 10:00 12:00 Fern ' 1:30-2:00 Sweet I 2:00-3:00 Fashioi Clinic in our Woman's World Department. Call 78! Mr. Ai body fc By Denni Stuff "If I was a student I would 1 of the Bodybuilding Club Eric U.S.C. contest. "It will be oi contests," he said. Featured at the contest will I Mr. America 0ver-40 Phil Outi the movie "Pumping Iron" a United States at the Univers* Richardson believes he "has a There are fifteen people e which is for students only, anc more entrants in the open cont THE BODYBUILDING Clu by Richardson "with intent < who are advanced in both wei to further develop their ca bodybuilders and good weigl time, the club has grown froi fpmulo onrcil 1 mnnt inn?nn<i!n/< < vtu uiilll^lll 1I1VI CaDlllg J The only setback the club founding is "the assanine bu< Committee gave us this year," The club requested $5,005.7 we're doing pretty good but th be changed to get us through n< 4,WE ARE one of the most p this campus," he added. "We year and we've made profit ev< else can say that four years in j dy Gam four firsts to edge the sixteam field in the unscored meet. S.C. State was second with three firsts. Rambo, Carolina's middle-<iistance standout, was named the meet's Most Valuable Player for his performance. The junior from Atlanta clocked 46.8 in the 400-meter run, just l/iosecond shy of the meet record for the event. And less than 30 minutes after that triumph, Rambo pulled YS LEFT SnHnft plres IINE STONE H AD SALE 2 iger Eye,Onyx 2 one or Lapis 3 :. 7 & 8mm $5.99 Doz. o 3S-No Dealers Please Y WAREHOUSE l.,w. cola, 9 til 6 Mon-SAt M Another jewelry Store )U to a anza for the nU/ loz-J* / I' c?iy iauy large size buyer for Belk Stores ent a fascinating fashion show how you can put together the iwntown essory Clinic ion Show, Makeovers, Sweet j imbia Mall Refreshments i t Show, Makeover, Accessory j olumbia Mall | by Appointment Feasting n Show, Makeover, Accessory 9 7830, oxt 32 1 tv.rewrvc yyuf plactf, merica miMinn f U11VI A1 s Switzer Writer late to miss it," said President Richardson on Saturday's Mr. ne of the most extraordinary >e Mr. America Mike Katz and law. Katz was also a co-star of nd Outlaw will represent the il Cup in South Africa, which very good chance of winning." ntered in the closed contest, ] r* ! .1 J *1 11 >11 i. . x rucnaroson saia mere win oe est. b was founded four years ago )f helping novices and people ight training and bodybuilding ireer as far as being good ltlifters," he said. Since that ti 20 to 42 members, with the From two to ten. has experienced since their dgei that the Student Finance 1 RipViQpHcnri coi/1 A?avaiu? vwvu OU1U, 5 and received $513. "We feel e budget will definitely have to extyear," Richardson said. rofitable clubs that there is on have made our budget every ery year. I don't think anybody \ row." ecock I down a second-place finish in the 400-meter hurdles. Max Minter's 9:38:9 timing in the 3,000-meter steeplechase started the ? * * - uamecocKs out on the right foot, giving USC its first topjp I w looocoooccoc^^ feature* conte; Richardson said the club everyming incmaing mps, s middle schools, and guest spe? they will have to cut the e bobyduilder at the Mr. U.S.C. < "It's a money making vent one of the biggest attractions a up the ballroom. "You can try to make morn try to make money by standi! are going to be doing if we seminar," Richardson said. THIS YEAR the club wil Richardson said they will mak Thp r?lnK mpotv oi/or\r Ki>i seminars for students, faculty to lift weights safely. He also weight room at Solomon Blal week to teach people how to lif In spite of the budget cut for the club will last a long time. 4 the Senate Finance Committer ! Richardson said. "Even if thej get out among the private sect< > ONE MEMBER of the club peted in the Collegiate Nation; in Pottstown. Pa. He finishe against 25 other competitor member of the club four year coach for the football team. A once a member of the club. nvitatio place finish. Sam Scott followed with a leap of 24.9? to take the long jump event. vjus turKiana posted a 6-10 mark to capture the high jump and round out the USC firsts. Kirkland edged SOCOOOOOOOCOOOOOCGOeO wedmsdaAj (ifr '>00am- WORKSHOP Energy Awareness and th 12 00pm George leonard. Ph O Author of President. Association for Humanistic Or leonard win teach simple movemi relaxation ano Blending as creative conflict and stress He win teach persi expanded human potential LECTURES 1 OOp m Tools for Medical Self Care Lucy Hartley M N Assistant Profes? University of South Carolina 2 OOp m walking the Tightrope The Teaching; Peter Warner. Ph 0 Assistant Profes university of South Carolina i OOp m Freedom from Fat A Guide to weight Roger Sargent Ph D Associate oe university of South Carolina 4 oop m Discovering the Wonders of the Body una.) Morphis R N MN Student nej South Carolina 7 50p m * keynote ADDRESS Rediscovering the George Leonard Ph D sponsored oy The College of Health tharsdsjj feat 9 00a m workshop Dealing with Emotions 1 ? OOp ni E'roi and Rochelie Stridor Creative Spi work through ohstaoes that keep us and routed They win conduct ex discover their ovvn cieativitv and to cl< more positive v with life tECTuPES 1 OOp m Coping with Jealous Emotions Ruin Ann Fox nines Ph D Counseling I of South Carolina 2 00pm Guilt the intimate Enemy BruceSchell PhD ColumbiaPsychiatr 5 00pm Sexual intimacy Should vou or Should Hai french Pn o Associate Professor c 4 00p m me Health Consequences of Big Boys v frankOuinn MS Counselor Morris Vil 7 *0pm PERFORMANCE Guilt isn t Fun Anymori trroland RocheneStnder CreativeSpi ah original expression of comedy Or dance mime and teaching directed of the spirit within personal evolution Sponsored t>v Funds from the Stu nns'.ion friday fmltk to JOa m Health Enrichment week closes witn i OOp m displays information and experience1 t>v many area health resource group? outside on the Greene Street Mail near ?air activities include health care serv measurement hiood pressure 01 resource information food music dar events FIVE DAY SMOKING CESSATK April 26-30 Call Open Door 27: OCGOOCOOOCOOOOOCCCOOO J at I st will have to cut back on eminars to high schools and ; jkers on nutrition. He also said tppearance of a professional i contest because it costs $2,000. * i ure," Richardson said. "It is it the contest. That is what fills jy by doing it the right way or I ig on one leg which is what we don't get the money for the 1 have a guest speaker and ; e money from the contest. o weeks and they also hold and staff on nutrition and how said the club likes to go to the J ^t P.E. Center at least once a t. this year, Richardson believes The only way it won't last is if e keeps cutting like they are," r cut us to the bone, we will still )r for money," he added. , David Waugh recently comil Powerlifting Championships d fifth in his weight division s. Jerome Province was a s ago and is now the strength lso, tight end Ben Cornett was nal teammate Marve Johnson by two inches in the event. The Carolina tracksters travel to Chapel Hill, N.C., Saturday for the North Carolina Relays. COCOOOCOOOOCOCOOOOOj body X e Human Potential X the ultimate Athlete. X psychology X ent exercises, centering. x ways of dealing with x anal empowerment and v I i a full day of health x i The fair is attended X , The fair will be held V the Russell House v ices (percent body fat v ood typing) health 0 icmg and other special 0 )N PROGRAM b B2 b ooooooccosceoocoocd ior. College of Nursing. 3 0 s of Risk and F?ar \ sor Physical Education. X ft Control \ an college of Health x iitn center university of K Body X | :h A soint b 1 rit. Boulder Colorado A 0 tunity to explore and A feeling limited guilty \ erases for people to A pveiop ways to interact X 1 Psychologist, university ^ | ic Assoc lates ft 0 ntYou? ft if Religious Studies, use O vhoDontCry O - | nt ft jnw therapy creative ft toward the exposition n 8 ident Allocation Com ft r ' l^P0 ft i fairs i ?