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FOR ALL THE LATEST INFORMATION READ THE GAMECOCK! I use FLYING CLUB introductory flights I. I?west cos* flying lessons Next meeting Apr. 22, 7:30 lowest cost plane rental Russell House Room 305 open to students, faculty, staff Get your license this summer! Elections this Meeting f ALL Writers, Photographers, f I CoDV FHitnrs. Cartnnnictc 1 ? ? r / w v J ^VVil W Vi H <4* 4- VP J N interested in working 1 for the 1982-83 j /"I A ?n r*n an IU\ttJLVl?UUU(JK I Ipicasc 0UCIIU lilt!! I initial staff meeting I tonight, Room 321, J m t* m mm | Kussell House, 8:30 p.m. I 2 All majors welcome! 1 % (Journalism and Non - Journalism) 1 % Or for more information call the "Gamecock" at 1 1 777-7181 or 7 182. 1 Sportfest By KERRY O'CONNER Sports Writer The first USC Sportfest was held Saturday April 18, at Bell Camp. The event, cnAncArArl Kii DOT TIT ?1 U|/uiwui vu UJf 1VI1UU OJJUU1 ct 1 Programs, Intramural/Recreational Sports office, the Student Government and Budweiser of Columbia Was a success. Due to the bad weather only five of the games took place. The water balloon toss, balloon swat, the ^ruinimnwuimiiifiimHiiiiiiiifiiutiim I LERON | Senior i | April 2 |Wade Ham | Ti .1 include. | Tickets or I M-F, 10-3 or a JEj Sponsorec i m m * m i w y II i I if Nl< M m m 2 I M LADY-L ||| and 15<t C M Becks Be ft I il HAI m Free Hon i w I ' A Success Desj pyramid races, the gamecock relays, and the dizzy pole races. The overall winners of the games were the Brewmasters whose team included Keith Wadsworth, Kevin Crocker, Kathee Wadsworth, Miny Davis, Jay Ballard, David Goodchild, Chr\s Heidelberger, Lisa Olivetti, Liz Sebnick and Tom Reilly. Air-Force placed second with the Royal Idiots placing RiHitHiiKiHiiismuNfiNiiuiniiHtKraimini E BENN Editor of 'EB will speak 5, 1982, 8:( ipton Hotel ckets: $7.0< s Banquet and Sp< i sale through i 1 the Russell H< I by the USC Chapter inniiiiiimiiiiiiyHfiiiHimiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiim Union Station of Columbia Tonight 3HTWIND BAND 7 - 10 for I on all beverages $2 Admission Thursday OCK-UP Free Admissi >raft (7 - 9:30 p.m.) for I er Promotion 7 - 9:30 p $ I a Bottle Friday 'PYHOUR 3-7 p.m. 5 d'oeuvres for VIP meml Draft $1.25 Buckets 50<t Wine Coolers Saturday $ I Admission rite Rain third. Beer and prizes were provided by Budweiser of Columbia, prizes included coolers for first place and mugs for second place. Bluegrass music was provided by Bill Harrell and the Virginians. Overall there was a good turnout and everyone seemed to have a good time. "Hopefully we'll do it again next year," said Mary O'Mally from the Intramural/Recreational Sports office. iiiiimiHiinrmniiiiHKnfiiiiiHmiHiiiij 8 . , 5 ET.JRI ONV I )0 pm ( Ballroom! 0 1 eaker \pril 23, | ouse Patio 1 s NAACP | iiiiiiniiiHiiiiiiiiiiitiimimiHiHimuiig. 1 >:*: >:?:* m. >#:> m m :** 1 !?n :|::j Ladies ij| >.m. M 1 bers i-p sxi 1 m i m I &