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Former USC stude By Andrew Miller Controversy surrounded the Penn State-Alabama college football game this year when officials ruled an apparent gamewinning touchdown by Crimson Tide tight end Preston . ~c i ? vjuuiaiu uui Ui UUUUUii. But for sports writer Sarah Freligh, the controversy was just beginning. Freligh, a 1981 USC graduate, was denied access to the I Penn State locker room for postgame interviews with players after the Oct. 15 contest. "IT WAS because I was a woman," Freligh told the Gamecock. "They just wouldn't let me in and they never really gave me an explanation as to why they wouldn't." A reporter for the Philadelphia Inquirer, Freligh was assign ki:?i t : * -? w4 iv wvci iiic iNiiictuy L.1011S mrougnoui tne 1V83 season. "We are the largest newspaper that covers their games on a regular basis," said Freligh, who majored in mass communications. "I wasn't getting a fair shot at the quotes that other newspaper writers were getting. All I was getting were the quotes that the sports information people would print up, and those are not very good." Freligh said she took her problem to her managing editor vjciic rorman, wno men taiKea to Fenn State's sports information director Dave Baker. Swim team holds intra: by Kevin Sullivan finished at 11The USC men's and women's swim head coach at teams will hold their annual Garnet and 18-21 record fo Black intra-squad meet today at the mark overall w Carolina Natatorium in preparation for Collins is assi the 1983-84 season. Finneran, assis The event, held at the Blatt Physical graduate assisti Education Center at 4 p.m., will be com- Leading ther prised of relay swims** 1983 All-Amer According to head coach Steve Collins, Werner, the on! this will be a good opportunity for the to record a s coaching staff to Iodic at the team. dividual medly "We look at it as the first chance for record holder them to compete in an organized manner. and Mark Ru We will be looking for good relay starts. swims in the m In the early part of the season, this type of Kathy O'Dc event can produce excellent relay splits, holder in the 1 and we can see who will be our hotter v?n**?rfu i ??? KVVVI VUfcVVI **J relay swimmers." ^ season. Two ot Saturday, USC will travel to Atlanta to Colleen Collins face Emory University at 2 p.m. It will be Janice Clarke, i the first intercollegiate meet for both freestyle relay \ teams. "We've been , "This will be a meet that will give our and they hav freshmen a chance to compete," Collins well," Collins i said. "We will try to establish some good team has been 1 early times and this will also be used to this is the mos pick our team that we will send to the had here at Soi Southern Illinois Invitational." Among the i i The Invitational will be held Dec, 2 and year are the ui | 3 at Carbondale, III. South Florida La*t rirtllina *Kj? nurn'o c'-'- - ( I -?~?-> ?? " ??v i> nuiiua Jiaic a i I team to a 7-4 record, while the women North Carolina classified ~~ Snow S i Club Meeting Wednesday, Nov. 16 at 8:00 p.m., CAMPUS NOTICES ?hH?maS"74^Vnr?,ma,ion ca" Mechanical Engineers: Be African Sllldeim Associalion: Prepared! Join the American Merino FriH ni m i>u | Society ot Mechanical Engineers. Roomlof.'sToo'p mT Apply in Engr. Rm. 231. , L A TOUCH OF FAITH gospel Equestrian Club meets choir will be on WIS-TV, Channel Wednesdays, 7:30 p.m., Room 10 Sunday. 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"Basically coach Paterno changed his policy because of the players'right of privacy," Baker said. "Now we just have interviews in a room separate from the dressing room." Paterno had no comment on the situation. a rrnuniMr: t? w tlcnri I T C ' c ocotctoni afKlnlir* v/v/x/??A/aii\j a v/ uiu ?* novu, cuv o a^aoiaiu auuviiv director in charge of media relations, Penn State had every right to change its policy. "A school sets their own interview policy," Wilson said. "The NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) recommended that an interview room be set up for women reporters, and most schools have complied." Forman had threatened to take legal action after the incident. "We told Baker that the paper might take civil action against them. We were going to base our case on the New York Yankee's case," he said. FORMAN WAS referring to the U.S. District Court case flllAfl mAA4- .. quail meet Mayy . In his five seasons as " Carolina, Collins has an ?usc has four fine runnjn men's teams and a 26-10 ,he veer. h to simu,ale in th the women's teams. i(j ited by diving coach Mike 0ne so,id in N ,, ant coach Jim Villa and Hnebacker Andy Ponseigo, Tra nt Greg Conde. "He is as good as anyone in i len's team this year will be Tranqum said. ..He gives can Rob Bedford; Greg cohesiveness." f swimmer in USC history lb foUr-minUte 400 In- MORRISON ALSO praised I ime; Chris Berry, a school ~ . 0 ? JU1U HIV 111114111^ UClClldC 1IU5 u n the 50 freestyle event; ,ion>s ,eadi (urnover ratios ledge, a freshman who ?Any ,ime you play one 0 d ey even s* academies, you see well-di: nnell, a school record dividual* " he said 0 meter freestyle and 50 dividuals, he said. events, will return this The Gamecocks can even the ler school record holders, between the two teams at two 200 meter freestyle, and win tomorrow. Navy's wins wei member of the 400 meter 1955. Jam, will also return. USC won last season's m< training at a higher level, keyed by a 155-yard rushin been responding very Thomas Dendy, including aid. "The attitude on the touchdown. ery positive. We feel that wvuivatvu icaiu "V uavt UH,fXUl [>f.MJS // yarOS t( th Carolina," Gamecocks' 10th all-time leadii earns USC will face this needs 152 yards to move into ni iversities of Georgia and has 1,501 yards in 19 games, in Athens, Oa. Jan, 14; USC meets Clemson next Tallahassee Jan, 21 and Navy takes a week off before State at Raleigh Jan. 29. Pasadena, Calif., to battle Am tammammmummmmmmmaKmmammmmmammaammmmmmmmKmmmmammmBtmaamm ROCK MUSICIANS NEED- HOUSING ED. Auditions foi: Male lead Female roommate needed! Nicc singer, tenor saxophone, lead apt on Gregg St. - Vi block from guitar, for recording session. Call campus. Must like pets. $137.50 777-9596 after 10:00 p.m. ~i.., ...i /~?u -ic< inus uii. v^au Workstudy position available - Female roommate needed. Department of Pharmacology, S155/mn + '/2 utilities. 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At the time of the case, accredited women reporters were already allowed into the locker rooms of the New York Cosmos soccer, Minnesota Vikings football and the University of San Francisco basketball teams. *> The Yankee players voted overwhelmingly to let the women reporters into the locker rooms, but three years earlier Kuhn had issued an order banning women reporters from entering (hp Hr? ccino rnnmc V1IV U1 VOOIllg I WlllJt AFTER SEVERAL days of deliberation on the case* U.S. District Court Judge Constance Baker Montley ruled in favor of Luckke. "Ludtke was being denied the right to pursue her profession. This is a fundamental right that is guaranteed in the 14th Amendment under due process," Montley ruled. Montley said when women are not allowed in the dressing rooms it was unfair because the men reporters were getting information the women weren't. C)' "Equal protection is guaranteed by the 14th Amendment," she said. 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