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| Basketball, softbal | Intramural Office From Staff Reports The Intramural / Recreational Sports Office will be offering a variety of sports to USC students during the 1983 spring semester. Softball, the most popular event, is exn#?r?taH tn rfvoivp ahnnt 9.00 pntrifis this vsar I The entry deadline if Feb. 24, and play begins March 6. Though encouraged by softball participation, Director of Publicity and Special Events Stephanie Homeyer said she would like to see participation in the other sports grow as well. "We would like to see the participation in the other sports such as basketball, bowling and wrestling become equivalent to softball's," she said. Entry cards for all sports can be obtained at the intramural office, Blatt Physical Education Center room 102. Calendars I listing the entry dates may also be obtained in the office, and the office will assist students who want to play intramural softball and / or basketball, but do not have a team. The office will offer the following instructional clinics: wrestling, Feb. 2; wallyball, Feb. 24; racquetball, April 12; /. _ / IOfXil/COlM to~a Iclassifieds HOUS,N< | 1 All dusttied ads must be PREPAID. ^ f Jircro nnp.Ki II I Payment must be made with cash, check adjac?nt to can of money order in the exact amount. cond $300/mo ' 11 Orders are accepted in Room 323 Russefl H House during the regular University Mature, cleai I business hours or via the mail on a wanted to sha || Classified Advertising Mailer only. ^J^ison. I I Deadline* are 3:00 p.m. Monday for "*L' Wednesday's issue, 3:00 p.m.Wednesday II for Friday's issue and 3:00 p.m. Friday for Housemates I Monday's issue. Advertisements may be Spacious Quiel H cancelled before 10:00 a.m. the day prior walk from can I I to publication. Refunds are not given. For 799-9693. I I more information contact Student Media I I Advertising, Box 85131, USC, Columbia, [ I SC 29208 or caU 777-4249. [I CAMPUS NOTICES PERSON. I | U.S.C. 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French I ' wonderful se ; ; Much love, yoi I Lin n tA/Akircn II nLLr VV^l^lCLJ Kider(s) Wi via Southern r ; i expenses. 771?| Graduate Assistant in Student \n\ I Media, dealing specifically with BY' y|N(;iN I print media, available second CAKOI AT I semester. Tne assistantship is minc PART | supervised by the Associate AWARDED 1 Director of Student Activities / THK m,Nn II Coordinator of Student Media, and BRIDE QU/1 H will involve advising the campus 777.9647 II newspaper, the Gamecock, and i I Portfolio, the campus literary @ magazine. The assistantship in eludes a stipend of $1,400 per semester, plus tuition remission. COME THIS I Candidates must have a degree in QUAD AND !l Journalism, or equivalent degree PHI DELT B plus experience. Professional TRIMMINl experience preferred. For further EVERYONE information, please contact Ron ADMISSION Emler, Student Media Office. A TOT. INFO I R(mm 11 r, OiiiispII llnncp nr rail I among sports offers in 1983 sport parachute, TBA; and wind surfing, TBA. Special events for the spring semester include the Sportnighter, Feb. 4; Valentine Soccer Tournament, Feb. 12; Jump Rope for Heart, TBA; and Spring Sportfest, TBA. For more information, contact the Intramural / Recreational Sports office at 7775261. Among the events offered next semester are: Sport Entry deadline Basketball Dec. 9 Co-rec intertube water polo Jan. 20 1-on-1 basketball Jan. 27 Wrestling Jan. 27 Bowling Feb. 10 Softball Feb. 24 Co-rec wallyball Mar. 3 Horseshoes Mar. 24 Mixed doubles tennis Mar. 31 Racquetball April 7 Putt Putt April 7 Track meet April 7 ^ i/ameaxA /or-osAa /lit&reaaer& wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmamsammmmmmmamsmam j Friends Meeting (Quaker), Sundays, 10:00 AM, Presbyterian Student Center, Greene Street. edroom apartment SCOTT - Beginning of X-Mas ipus-fireplace-air surprises. Another hint: begins 799-3812. witn a letter between B-Y! , . . 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Term papers, thesic 3 PARTY. histories, etc. Inez Radcliffe: 3591S INVITED . . . 3260. IS JUST A TOY FOR RMATION 777-96-17. " *? j^ou in March ? i Special ? MTV plus unels from your T V. monthly premiums . mini? iiiuiiMiiiiii Miiinii nr Swimmers face i By Kevin Sullivan USC's swim team is "strong and hard urAt*lrinrf oonnrvlind frt vurcitv YYVSiIYUl?, avv,vi UIII5 vv f m* wtvj coach Steve Collins. "I see a better attitude here than when I was at Florida State or SMU (Southern Methodist University)." Collins coaches the swim team and oversees the entire water sports program, which includes the diving team and recruiting responsibilities. The actual on-deck diving coach is Mark Finneran. Jim Villa acts as assistant for both teams. So far this season, both the men's and women's teams hold 2-1 dual meet records. On Dec. 2, the two teams suffered their first defeats to the powerful Alabama swim teams. Leading the male Gamecock swimmers is junior Chris Berry, who, according to Collins, "is probably swimming the best of anyone on the team. He has one of the fastest 50-yard freestyle times in the country." 1981 National Collegiate Athletic Association Ail-American Rob Bedford is back swimming for USC after sitting out last year's season because of illness. This season he is in top form, leading the i> <Sta^ dftu /w^iacm amlacu/ert I Chris Give A 12 Digital w Given Away (i nece free Dec. 13 i w IT ENTR> C NAME: y ADDRESS: S PHONE NUMBER: IS A 16" one item Pizza For I $6.95 FOUR FREE COKES EXPIRES: 12/13/82 JONECOUPONPERPIZZA tough schedule I Gamecocks in the 200-yard backstroke, | Collins said. \0i Team captain Greg Conde has been jjg successful in the 100- and 500-yard pg freestyle events. fil A strong recruiting year brought the |Jg o mlrc on ov^nnt inn 'j 1 fr^cVimQn f ViaAII^VWnO Oil VA^VpVlVllUI tl v^ninun H class, Collins said. Outstanding swim- ufl mers such as Soren Ostbert, Dukes p Murray and P.J. Brink have already become scorers for the team. || "Brink has done well in the early meets," Collins said. "We've got an || excellent freshmen class. By January ^ we'll have some talented people back r* from injuries and Jim Lee, a transfer ' from SMU, will be eligible to swim." p The men's team dual meet record last p year was 3-8, while the women's team g went 4-5. After a holiday training period, the p rv\ uri 11 fonn Alrl T^ArMini f*ri nAAr^ia i iici i win late viu i^uiiuiuvsii, vicuifjia, North Carolina State, South Florida, Clemson and otner opponents. The women will resume their meets in early January when they take on Georgia Southern at home. Swimming competition in the South has become extremely intense, particularly in the Southeast where "we have the toughest collegiate swimming See "Swimmers," pegs 19 :tesu/$ j '/season/ oser&. I ??? ??? 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