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USC student hi Tvsn Staff and Wire Reports A USC women's track club is in the works r#?-?tahlished hv a USC student this semester, with hopes of becoming a varsity sport. Amy Houser, a sophomore biology major from Gastonia, N.C., said the club lost its status when the old members graduated, but believes it is time to reactivate the organization. "I think there'll be no problem getting enough people," Houser said. In order to gain status as a USC sports club and receive funding, at least 10 people must be involved in the organization. In turn, a team must achieve club status before it can possibly become a varsity sport under USC's athletic department Houser said she's confident the club can gain status as a varsity sport in the future. "It will probably take about two years for rDUKE THE FUQUA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS MIUnDITV CTIinCI I_. 1 U I VUI.I CONSIDERING A CARE BUSINESS OR MANAGE THE FUQUA SCHOO BUSINESS AT DUKE UNIVERS WILL SPONSOR THE THIRD ANNU MBA WORKSHO FOR MINORITY STUI FEBRUARY 15,16, AND (THE WORKSHOP PURPOSE IS TO PRO) UP VIEW OF A MBA PROGRAM AND MBA CAREERS. ALL EXPENSES ARE P JUNIORS AND SENIORS ARE ELIGIBLE. CONTACT: Mr. Charles McMillan Coordinator of Minority Affairs Bvrnes Center, Room 604 opes to start wc a team, but only a couple of weeks for a ? club," she said. Uahcw cniH ?hp hniwc to oet at least 35 athletes to join for not only track and field events, but for cross-country as well. "I would think more distance people would sign up, but we need sprinters and middle distance runners just as much," she said. "We're looking for people who want to hold serious practices, possibly about once a day, and are serious and want to work hard at it," she said. Houser also said those who haven't run in a while shouldn't be discouraged, because the club will provide enough practice to get them back into shape. Houser said the club is currently looking for anyone with experience to coach the team. An organizational meeting for the club will 1 ^ ,TS I 256-030 :er in iment? L OF r i ity ! |[;.j I name I s 9 | name 17,1984 1 I l_ /IDE A CLOSE- I 1 | TO LOOK AT J | J AID BY DUKE. ? j j name FOR DETAILS 1 J I jmen's varsity 1 QnnrtQ Kriofc be held Jan. 24 at Capstone lobby. For more information, contact Houser at 77 7-8574. THREE USC players have achieved high rankings in Metropolitan Collegiate Conference statistics. In all games played, Jimmy Foster ranks second in scoring (19.7) behind Virginia Tech's Dell Currv C21.7>. Foster is also se cond in field goal percentage (.633) behind Florida State's Dean Shaffer (.680). Foster leads the league in rebounding with an average of 10.8 per game. Junior center Mike Brittain leads the conference in blocked with an average of 3.0 per game, and freshman point guard Michael Save $i. New i iwich Meal J Tender choice cuts of US < r _ i i' partiripating Krystal Res Ww0f^M through January 27, 1000 Elmwood Ave. 823 mi A EXPt 1 put name and phone number on eac l8"~(Fus?fon~ITBH fnr $7.25 additional items available with cou one coupon per pizza ? good thru 1 14" ( lira) on-irai for $6.50 additional items available with cou[ one coupon per pizza ? good thru 1 12" (small) ONE-ITEM for $5.15 additional items available with cou one coupon per pizza - good thru 1 9K? flAVKfi W W VVHMI# r with Pint Express yon don't hive to track team i I Foster is third in assists with 4.8 per game. \ In Metro games only, Jimmy Foster is second in scoring (24.3) behind Curry (26.3), second in field goal percentage (.714) behind ' Shaffer (.762), and second in rebounding * (13.8) behind Louisville's Charles Jones i H4.0). Michael Foster is tied for fourth in assists with an average of 4.3 per game. * ?)>< IN SCORING 20 points against Marquette this past Saturday, USC senior forward Jim my Foster took over sixth place on the Gamecock career scoring list, passing 1957 National Collegiate Athletic Association \ scoring champion Grady Wallace. Foster, who now has 1,463 points, is 42 I points shy of Art Whisnant's fifth-place mark of 1,505 points. Whisnant played at USC in 1960-62. i ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 1 o>f Steak > ust $2.54.! >DA beef on a French roll. urn soft drink. Regularly r lis coupon. . | per visit at mL a n taurants. 1 1984. | Kn^Abbo^d^ 101 jjj 256-0301 I h coupon | PIZZA 1 I pon phone 8 j'-j 1-20-84 I I f pizza 1 I ion phone I I 20-84 I g PIZZA | I .) 1 nnn ntinnn ' pun piiuiiu D W 20-84 j j I I A . _ A . - f A- 1 - ' gei a 1*10 puia 10 gsi a aiseoam. B >