Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Karon is also a member of Delta Sigma Theta sorority and the Mortar Board. She also participates in Omicron Delta* Kappa and is a member of Phi Beta Kappa. She is a Carolina Scholar and a hall advisor. Ifarni' ic " " w.. .o 11 win Einuiee, a.u. lplete Line ( ?e Make-Uj Spirit Gum \ House ( I 7 20 Main St. Speci. I I < I I gg For I I Rede frorr 1 Stu< I OMING Gardner ? from piRc 3 reflects our campus," says Bea. She believes the queen must easily adapt to people and enjoy person-to-person contact. Bea serves as the 1981 chairman for Carolina Cares. She was a participant and intern for the Carolina Leadership program. Bea has also served on the President's Panel for the past two years. Bea said, "The queen should have a good overall picture of the university. I've stuck my toe in many artivifipc I'tfo .v.x/u. a ?v taoicu everything. I'm thrilled to be one of the five." Bea is from Barnwell, S.C. LeGrand? (rom pJK4' 3 An advertising major, Dee Dee wants a career in commercial law. "I'd like to work in federal trade communications with the government or protecting reporters under the first amendment or something along those lines," she said. Working in communication, Dee Dee prepared the 1980 elections broadcast copy for a local radio station. Dee Dee says, "The homecoming queen must serve as a liaison between students and the community." Dee Dee believes the homecoming queen should be an active and wellrounded individual. Dee Dee is from Columbia. ? | of Fabrics j 765-2485 al Kitani Concert ( B*oo Ticket Discoi Ella Fitzgerald cor Sat., Oct. 24th At 8pm in The Coliseum emable at Coliseum Box C i I -3om Sat. Oct 34th O I tent must show validated I Limit to the first 500. H OT coupon flHI HI IQQLp? I > . ym^^r -/^l - S||^ ' | gr^>^ ^ K-v -. -'r'-J^zi5^i Mid-term exams looming ahe pretends to play the guitar, madly through calculus language. I The GAMECOCK it the student' newspaper of the University of South Carolina and is published four time* a week on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays during the fall and spring semesters and weekly on Wednesdays during both summer sessions, with the exception of university holidays and examination periods. Opinions expressed in the GAMECOCK are those of the editors and not those of the University of South Carofina. The University of South Carolina is an equal opportunity institution. The Board of Student Publications and Communications is the publisher of the GAMECOCK. The Student Media Department is the parent organization of the GAMECOCK. Change of address forms, subscription requests and other correspondence should be sent to the GAMECOCK, Box 85131, University of South CaroBna, Columbia, S.C. 29208. Subscription rates are $15.00 for one (1) 1 year, $B.OO per faH or spring semester and $3.00 for both summer sessions. Third class postage paid at Columbia, SC. 8HB BU HSI UH fiBSBl Dffer 1 I 1 ml | I 1 i Office ? MLY ! i mnn si. j'* -t x >i TJ i?^ ir^s * **^*" ^ * \X*%.? *.": *.} SUM Photo By KARtN KfMPf R ad, (JSC student Pete Ballou His mind is probably racing formulas and computer I HALLOWEEN m J i 1235 Assem 1 I Fun EmnhnfiiTAil f In Pumpkin Run | By JAMES SOKOLOWSKI Copyeditor ? Homecoming celebrants can expend a little excess energy in the Intramural Department's third annual Pumpkin Run J 8:30 Saturday, Oct. 31. There are two races: 10 kilometers (6.2 miles) and 5 || kilometers (3.1 miles). H This Hiffprc frr?m fho fire* r> _..l_: -l I. ? ? ? v..v in oil iyyu rumpMit ivuiis, which were each two and four miles long, because this year USC is sharing sponsorship with the American Heart Association. The Heart Association asks runners to collect pledges of at least $5 per kilometer, but runners with no pledges can still participate. "We're promoting it as a fun run," said Mary O'Malley of the Intramural Department. O'Malley said, "The Heart Association's objective is to raise money. The Intramural Department's objective is to get people on campus to participate. You do not have to raise money to participate." ^rU* /\nn I 1 ? rtA * *" Ii ue iyou race nau izu participants, according to O'Malley. Heart Association planners expect about GOO runners, and 150 to 200 of those should be from the university, O'Malley said. All registered runners will receive Pumpkin Hun T-shirts. The first three finishers in each age group will win a pumpkin. Runners collecting pledges can receive prizes ranging from running shorts to a weekend trip for two to Hilton Head i Island, depending on the amount of money the runner ' collects. J Despite all the prizes, O'Malley downplayed the com\ petitive aspect of the races. "It's not like a super competitive ^ race where you will be embarrassed if you have to walk." "The competitive aspect had been de-emphasized so it can be a fun run," she said. The race this year has been moved from the PE center to Hand Middle School in Shandon, 10 blocks from the PE center on Wheat Street. There will be course monitors, water stations and timers along the course. Registration is $5 the morning of the race. >1 J HALLOWEEN HALLOWEEN I III! I ll W 1<r\ Masks H Make-up 1 ^ f Wigs 1 ,j k v \ Beards I 1 W Mustaches /^f Assorted Hats | . v\ Accessories |-j |Vj Capes ;; Decorations | , > J Tableware I Novelties Candy ihlu R* Pk. c . ? < .. bh j v,v.i vx l/uilii oquare Mall |; 3BBBEaBBBHMDSWKaBBiEai | J