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Seventh annu; From Staff and Wire Reports The seventh annual Carolina Marathon begins at Sumter and Lady streets tomorrow at 9 a.m. A five kilometer race starts at Trenholm Plaza at 9:30 a.m. Check-in and post-registration for both races will begin at 7:30 a.m. and end at 8:45 a.m. at the YMCA at 1420 Sumter St. The marathon ends at the Blatt Physical Education Center. A pre-race symposium will be held tonight in Wade Hampton Center. The guest sDeaker is Kathprin<? SuntTOf the first woman to compete in the Boston Marathon and current director of the Avon Running Circuit. Late entries will be accepted at the pre-race symposium and on the morning of the races until 8:45 a.m. for the marathoners at the YMCA and until 9:15 a.m. for the five kilometer ' > runners at Trenholm Plaza. Ed Sheehan of Troy, Ala., won the marathon last year with a time of 2:16:29. Colleen Joiner was the first woman finisher with a time of 2:54:10. USC'S TRACK team finished fourth at the 32nd Annual VMI Winter Relays Feb. 5 with a total score of 51. Recruits Continued from page 13 -Sterling Sharpe of Glennville, Ga., a 6 receiver. -Scott Stevenson of Rialto, Calif., a 5-11 sive back. -Anthony Smith of Irwinton, Ga., a 5-11,1 back. -Kevin White of Charlotte, N.C., a 5-11 terback. White accounted for 17 touchdow lu:~ 4 A- ? ? ? ? 1 1 icu ins team iu me siaie cnampiom 1 ^ Sl 8 " 1/4 ,'b Gamerr __ 5 Wit .'!> (classifieds All classified ads must be PREPAID. FOR SA Payment must be made with cash, check or money order in the exact amount. r?..< ??. f A L/UOICI uraers are accepted in Room 323 Russell rebuilt eilgil House during the regular University condition; business hours or via the mail on a Upholstery \ Classified Advertising Mailer only. sticker; $600 Deadlines are 3:00 p.m. Monday for .. Wednesday's issue, 3:00 p.m.Wednesday Cassette De for Friday's issue and 3:00 p.m. Friday for 777-5353 Monday's issue. Advertisements may be cancelled before 10:00 a.m. the day prior Stereo Eqt to publication. Refunds are nol given. For over 50 bran more information contact Student Media ^u". warJ!*aJ Advertising Bo, ft?:ivi mr r~i..^.- service. Cal ISC 29208 or cjiII 777-4249. 5353, HELP W CAMPUS NOTICES summer POSITIONS ,, ? ? o in ? .? ? . the nation's l U.S.C. Sailing Meeting Tuesday Fieht at 7:00 in bpe(f217. New members Xecticut welcome. for positions ADVENTURES UNLIMITED water*' 8?ix>r Fantasy Role Playing to the music back Max. Meets Friday RHUU or call ^7TrJ' ow 777 0049 Kevin. reo3red II Eall in Love with Jesus! n^asnas Maranatha Christian Center, 610 roiJNSFl < Pickens Street, meeting at 7:30 mpr pomn i p.m., Fridays. North Carol ?_ ... .. . .... InnnHrv o> I applications lor Nacia Apart "if"""'' ments available at Towers "I" nwps^rv hi Building. Deadline 2/11/83. and wording _ . ,, clean-cut n Spring Symposium Graduate students ne? History Association ? Saturday, nliratinn/hrrv ETX.'fc l983'?"9om Ee Camj Gambrell. 9:30a.m. - 11:45p.m. All 2o Avenue r interested people invited. Florida 33162 r)l marathon tm w niyuinmi lUl sports briefs Ron Yarab won the shot put event with a distance of 58-1/2.Teammates Ricky Griddine and Tony Rambo took first and second place in the 400-meter dash, respectively. Griddine had a time of 48.9 seconds, while Rambo crossed the line at 49.5. Verlon Rhodes came in third in the 500-meter dash with a time of 1:05.4, and James Wilson came in fourth in the triple jump. Tim Colas took third place in the 1,000-meter. USC set a school record in the 800meter relay with a time of 1:30.5 but came in third in the event. Marve Johnson tied for first in the high jump with a height of seven feet. VMI, the host school, won the meet, followed by Pittsburgh, N.C. State and USC. j The Gamecocks travel to Middle ] Tennessee this weekend. i WALT MICHAELS announced * Wednesday he has retired as head * coach of the New York Jets, 17 days 1 after the Jets narrowly missed a Super Bowl berth. F Michaels, Jets head coach for the ! past six seasons, became the eighth j 1, 185-pound wide -Raynard Brown of running back. , 175 pound defen- _Roy Hart of Tifto lineman. 175-pound running Glem] peacock of y.( , 190-pound quar- -Joe Brooks of Wai nc fhio cnnoAM * 1 * no ?...o ocaouu anu ueiensive DaCK, wno 1! ship as a junior. Chargers' running back 3333*?" B?BB jper Slaw offer r expires Dog 2-13-83 all beef Oscar Mayer nustard. homemade ind slaw, and onions $1.19 )om and Ice Cream pen ti! I 2:00 ggoggE.1 am mm :udge Sundae offer n Vanilla Ice Cream expires d with Milk Chocolate 2 * I 3 - 8 3 /alnuts, Whipped Cream and a Cherry. 794 oom and Ice Cream )pentil 12:00 OVERSEAS JOBS mer/year round. Europ< I c Amer., Australia, Asia. All 1 $500-$1200 monthly. Sights* Free info. Write 1JC, Box 52 ; 6 cyl.; st. shift- Corona Del Mar, CA 92625. ie; good mechanical needs body and EAKN $5000. THIS SUM vork; new inspection with College Students Paintir . 776-6357 (evenings). Interviewing on campus t Contact placement office NOV Amplifier 7ow/c $100. ek needs repair $35. STUDENT ORIENTA' ACQ1CTAMT 1.' .. ,.uu.uinni applications available in the Orientation C lipment ? Discount on 2nd floor Russell House. Stu ios of hi-fi equipment. selected will work with sur ity and consultation orientation and as Peer Ad\ 1 Scott or Allen 777- during fall semester. This position provides many per growth opportunities. Deac for completed application; ANTED Friday, Feb. 11 at 5:00 p.m. CAMP COUNSELOR CRUISE SHIP JOBS! $14-2 AVAILABLE in one of Hawaii World Ca finest resident camps. r resident camp in 722-1111. Ext. South Carolina. is seeking applicants Subjecte^awP nwded'for *re ts, 1 dance,^ drama, - re r..... ir ^vrnipi ciiciiaiun research ir SiK STMWSSiK atSilS^fterepm. ST?!t/t"- jlSSX a? in, IlSi, meals, about Reading Project. alary and travel Experience not ut must enjoy living WORK STUDY POSITIOI with children. Only S.C. Arts Commission, 1800 rin.cmnlrinri /?Allnrt? wncgc vais direct, hive minutes ;d apply. For ap campus $3.50 per hour. CI ;hure write: Jack work: typing, filing etc. Must iPinewood 16480 N.E. Work Study Financial Aid A >Jorth Miami Beach, Call Audrey Weber, 758-26A interview. mmmmtmmmmmmmmmmmimmmmmmmKtmmmmmtKtmm morrow NFL head coach to leave his job fnllmirinit tho 1QOO caaonn ftVUVVf V??V o^aovili Jets' president Jim Kensil said he would begin the search for a successor immediately. Joe Walton, the Jets' offensive coordinator, is probably the leading candidate. "I have spent 32 years in this game, and I've enjoyed them all," the 53year-old Michaels said in a prepared statement issued through the club. "But in that time, I've never taken a vacation and have never spent enough time with my family. Now I think it's time that I should, so I am retiring as head coach of the Jets effective Tuesday, Feb. 8,1983." B1LL1E JEAN KING, 39 years old and feeling "my life's running out," said the i983 women's tennis tour is probably her last. "My time's running out, and I've *ot a lot to do, so here I am, 39, and I'm still playing tennis," she said. "I want to do something else with riy life, too. I've always had a sense of irgency, and I just want to have time o reflect and think and sit back and naybe do some reading. "I like to go and visit with other >eople, people that are involved in tllsinPCC i n cnni?fp " * _...vuu, an upui to, in puuiics, ana ust listen to them. It would be fun." Greensboro, N.C., a 5-9, 180-pound j n, Ga., a 6-2, 230-pound defensive } 2nna, Ga., a 6-0,210-pound linebacker. j *ner Robins, Ga., a 6-1, 170-pound s the younger brother of San Diego j : James Brooks. t I | Re-Lia B I Feb. 28. Mur H m **oom I S *A representa j I must be presen Bp not the club or c I I i rpnpnrpfl Az-lirin/ i viiv *VV/Ui nuv lOL | ! [ I of organization's 81 Workshops will | dures of the Uni I j I license form. i * Questions 01 B1 **v^es ar Sum- NEEDED: Person to pick up s. child from school on Rosewood ri'elds. Drive at 2:25 and stay in my home seing. until 6 p.m. Must enioy children -SC-2 and he responsible. Call after 6 . p.m. 254-6517. { MKR Two Gymnastics Instructors ' ig Co. needed immediately Wednesdays, 1 oday. 4:00-7:00 p.m. Call Paula Smith at r ij DinKlftwH n A ** county Kecreation ? Commission at 754-5111. ' riON " HOUSING CF tffice, dents Roommate Wanted: Professionnmer al male needs male roommate to visors share furnished two bedroom apt. j paid at Kiver Kidge Apartments - call I sonal Ed Sweet at 256-7259, days Monday- .. llines Friday. s is ^ Furnished room for rent; kitchen B privileges, washer/dryer; all 18 000 utilities included; 10 miles from II for USP- ?.cn/?~ ? ?w, f luvMiiu. ; 776-6357 916- (evenings). n Close to campus: nice furnished ? room, private entrance, kitchen )0/hr. privileges, $155.00 month, utilities adine included. I^ase, deposit 794-9185, c , the 794-7267. | ejects 5 and Roommate needed. Pay Vt rent rients plus utilities. Very close to cam- 0, more pus. Prefer mature non-smoker. o i/F - Call 256 7209 after 5 p.m. Females d ask only. Male roommate needed to share I1 3 bdrm. apt., 8 miles from campus. i e i t riA /? - * . fitu.uu/iiid. -t~ utilities. Access to ? 5, ? pool an(' temis court. Bedroom from furnished. Call Jeff at 7-5392. 0hQC,?i Irmo " Friarsgate. 3 br, 2 bath, .. fireplace, loft, appliances, CH + ward. air jow utilities, w/I) disconnect, *] ^ ,or storage shed. $395/month 777-0461 }* .(Pam) or 787 0644 (after 6 p.m.). GaiHeCOCkS continued from paga 13 Johnson, sister of Los Angeles Laker Magic Johnson, was averaging 14.8 points and 6.6 rebounds per game. She scored her career high of 36 points against Francis Marion Monday. The 5-11 guard/forward is second on USC's all-time scoring list with 1,620 points, behind Sheila Foster's 2,266. Johnson could not be reached for comment. ? MM,,M j;I L,. ^..yi^^xgu" - V ? USC downs New Orleans m Krnrin Suilivin / - : aSs-iSi: gllilgialBftl a t?i i; j i m n mimViim i m mi 11 mimmm m ' iVi i . i; >ii>ii >mii :. I|. With the starting lineup seoing all ^itwoSpcliiSi |$$C's women's basketball team took a77*6V decision;o<v&? New Orleans at Carolina Coliseum last night. Leading scorers for the Lady Gamecocks were eibisp' Sharon Gilmore and forwardItesi McAlister with IS points each. De${Htt^a lack of height, USC was able to control the tempo of the game ami outrebounded the Buc-kettes 51-44, The Lady Gamecocks shot above 50 percent for the game. Freshman guard Gwen Lynch, in the first start of her career, led the outside shooting, hitting seven jumpers from the wing as she scored 16 points. "Lynch opened the outside, which pulled out the defense," USC Head Coach ferry Kelly said. "Then we WW? ante w gei me oau underneath to Gilmore and McAUster'\ McAiister, who was moved from guard to forward because Of the dismissal of senior forward Evelyn Johnson, led all rebounding with 16. Sharon Rivers overcame early foul trouble and added 13 points, while Becky Parker scored 10/ Sandra Hodge had 22 points for the Bue-kettes. Withl:$4 ! remaining in the first half. Hodaehit a Wteti give the junior her 2,000th career point, prior to the game, Hodge was the nation's third leading scorer, "1 feel like we shut down Hodge," Kelly said. "She had 22 points, but that was enough Cor us/' The Lady Gamecocks, ll?8, travel to Johnson City, Tenn., Monday to face East Tennessee State. use 77. New Orleans 87 ntmmu** | Brim*4-15, 0*T> 8. Hodar 10-31 V ? ? ? q 1 * . . -r .V, ???>? *'.*? VV( ?, fOflW ?f*> V*M? 2, AftdMjwrtl.1t, 44,10, Sardrwt 2-5,0-0,4, Mage* 0-14,0*0,12; $t8e*2<3, 1-2,5,1-1,0-0,2,Totals30-86, 79,87. SOUTH CAROLINA MtAHstw 7-14,4-6,18, Park* 2 8, 810,10, fiftw?r?6.8,8 8.18, fcv#rs 812,1-1,13, Lynch 8-14,0-0,18, Mw 1-2,0-0,2, Totals 30 59,17-27, 77, ensing Workshops I ch 1,2 4:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. ' i #327 Russell House I i tive of each club or organization j j t at one of 3 sessions offered. If ! j organization's license will not be j I >rs are welcome but not in olace r X |: . j representative. [ I cover new policies and proce- I ! versity and include filing a new | j * assistance? Call 7-5780 Ac- j ! id ask for Kent Belli or Donna j ?? ????m PERSONALS SERVICES 1 U MNK.NT(pr/r,n"E^S'T'!.-,iiN: TYPING ON WOHI> 11 .? utiung SOR EASY REVISION - REASONipplications for student in- ABLE RATES. KANE SECRETAernships. If you are interested in RIAL ?256-9085. ! earning more about the opportulities available in this position you Need typing done? Call 256-3573. an pick up an application at the 1 )pen Door, 2nd floor, behind the I nformation desk. Deadline for ompleted applications is Friday, KEEP THE MEMORIES. A osten's College Ring does it best. Achievement." It even says Success." Order yours today at ^EZ a \^r 8 'NIVERSITY BOOKSTfinir?? USSELL HOUSE. African Students Association leets on Thursday Febr. 17 at 5:00 Nr .m. prompt. Russell House Rm. M. Friends Meeting (Quaker), Now is the time to take 2 ludentVnte?,Grane J advantage of a fantastic ? # opportunity. The ! l*w2K 'SfrJW ' Na,'onal S",rt'"' SVP. Va. and E.' " J change allows students to JI ? attend another stateAIU> f^ru^y 5 supported institution and *1 i, 10:00a.m.-12:00p.m., 1:00p.m.- r . ?1 :00p.m. Russell House Ballroom. pay the same fees as USC. el or further information contact For more information stop I tudent Employment Office 777 J ,)y off(ce of student JI Development RHUU or call* I TACO CID Weds. Special-Tacos * " -- * eacn or 4/J1.65. 1416 Charleston ? ' f r-ol iti. Hurry ap- ! wy., West Cola., 1931 Broad River # plication deadline oad, Cola., 604 Columbia Ave., 9 February 16 5 p.m. I BIIIMHI Win I IWIlfll<WWtliUJU>UUil?IUU?WIIIIBIIL?l il Mi H>HllliHUIHIII?|illilUIIIIHi'IIIIMIIIIlfi