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vi? in mi a ' t >4jR^H~ . i-7-~- r-.- ~:jy ' 7 p i jj| $?* ' mmm r m r ^iiP # A float contest, an outdoor concert and spectatoi Cockfest, new By Rachel Waterhouse A week of Homecoming activities culminati night as Vicki Harrell was crowned 1982 Homecc before a crowd of 59,148 in Williams-Brice Stadiu Harrell was sponsored by the USC marching b< majoring in art and advertising. Harrell ii Columbia. Harrell won the election by about 230 votes, ? Election Commissioner Chip Harriford. Harrifoi the 1,822 votes cast, about 170 of them were conte However, "Due to the wide number of vote; there was no need to investigate it," Harriford sa Other Homecoming events last week includ< Vegas on Wednesday, Pi Kappa Phi's Cockfest c an outdoor band concert featuring the Outlaws and Saturday's Homecoming parade. Held in Russell House, Viva Las Vegas provi< with $1,000 worth of gambling chips for $1. standard games such as blackjack and roulette, < door prizes were held. 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For Information: 777-2589 r enjoyment were all part of the events queen high The Saturday Home< floats, the USC marchii ed Saturday ROTC drill unite >ming Queen a large number of si m. Stadium Thursday night ind. A junior the year ? Cockfest. 5 also Miss 44Y'all have been doinj Cockpit we are going i according to senior football player, sa d said out of Senior football playeri sted. Coach Richard Bell at t 5 Vicki had, who received a standing id. head coach this year and 3d Viva Las Offensive captain Ken in Thursday, pressed his desire to end ; on FriHav - ?^ ' uui passed on a bit of p crowd, saying that whe ied students good wjn always happen Besides the gooc[ win happen," he sai drawings for Defensive Captain Ph champagne "\ye wouldn't be able t< fans) there." I l/uAOAl * Isl f STUDEf * (w/l 8 ounce ar: c t : it s Kit." n T Salad ? ly is bad, l8'"Dr uc; Exp t. 27 ' | ter I I 1317! the III COLUMBIA ncludes i z-i a r? - j ^iosea ^ai Phoio^Y^ that made up USC's 1982 Homecoming. light Homecoming coming Parade featured about 10 always a mg band, the USC cheerleaders and Homecoming 82 then mind. tudents gathered at Williams-Brice ^ w'nn'n8 skjt w . 10 waicn 'JSCs biggest pep rally of ru;?e money ior tirst Presbyterian Student I your job, and Saturday night in the previous three years, to do our job," Andrew Provence, Kappa kappa Psi, the lid Thursday night at Cockfest. *n Delta Delta Deltc 5 were introduced by Head Football Carolina fans explair he Pi Kappa Phi Cockfest '82. Bell, younger people, ovation, said "It's a privilege to be ^ne ^>est rou work with these fine players." from the 1940s, compl iny Gill spoke to the crowd and ex- younger generati I with a q-9 spasnn tertainment of the 1980 ihilosophy of Coach Larry New to the Second-place Presb; n things are going bad, something bi-levelstage a first "I hope Saturday night something The stor>; conce j b new arrival to heaven il Ellis thanked the fans and said, ?n? ?f. the bescl scen o do what we do without y'all (the f?otball game Scenes J game player llliciteder VHHiiHMiMlll m i fAURANT rffiC s mg us a 3nd ~ v-I I VA j | j I SUMTER ST. I ggg Univei I PHONE 254-6382 ' I Tour Pai urdays & Sundays r ^ i >* ipS:V ; | | pp Photo by Chip Lowell week major part of the pep rally, kept the le of " That's Entertainment" in as performed by Delta Delta Delta, place is $125. In second place was the Center, which won first place the Chi Omega sorority placed third and band fraternity, placed fourth. i's winning skit, an older generation of led entertainment in past decades to tines in the skit was a dance number # U TTOA r * cic wiLii uou unnorms. in tne linale, on showed "the old folks" the ens as punk rockers filled the stage, /terian Student Center made use of a in the history of Cockfest. rned with St. Peter, two angels and a who observed entertainment at USC. es dealt with the Clemson-Carolina such as a Pac-Man chasing a videolthusiastic response from the crowd. IAKF mrrv record sale! Get down fast jet your favorite albums for ! and up. cf Top Artists 4 Major labels 0 Hundreds of selections - pop to classic gfrgf Stereo LP Albums | Cassettes Box Sets rsity Bookstore bl rtner in Education" Kraal BOOKSTORE ? _J