University of South Carolina Libraries
Swim teams By Larry Garnett USCs men's and women's swim teams compete today against Virginia Tech and Furman, and face archrival > Clemson tomorrow. The men start at z p.m. today, followed by the women at 4 p.m. The women are scheduled for a noon start tomorrow. The men start at 3 p.m. Going into the weekend, the men are 2-4 overall and 1-0 in the Metropolitan Collegiate Athletic Conference. The women stand at 1-3-1 overall, with a tic in the Metro. BOTH TEAMS also go into their matches nationally rated by the National Collegiate Athletic Conference. The men's team is currently rated ) 20th by the NCAA, while the women's team is ranked ninth. Virginia Tech has some of the better men's and women's teams in the Metro, USC head coach Steve Collins said. Foster Continued from page 10 "Both Dolan and Kempton are go players," Blank said. "They take up a lot space and hit the boards well." Blank said he expects the Irish to us< tightly packed zone against the Gameco< tomorrow night, to challenge the outs shooting of Carolina. "They use a lot of different combinati on defense," Blank said. "They might pU 1-3 zone and play man to man on Jim (Foster)." "THEY ALSO like to use two differ full-court presses. A 1-2-1-1 and a 2-2-1 ; what we are most likely to see." Blank emphasized the Gamecocks need run against Notre Dame in order to win. "They're not a running team," he sa "The only time they are is when Joe Howj is in the game." classified"""" Excellen opportumt CAMPUS NOTICES Who are in Equestrian Club meets and girls ? Wednesdays, 7:30 p.m., Room in. eir . 301 RH. New members welcome! spiritua Call Kim 777-9294. peurs?"s vv h wholenear I Circle K Club meeting every individual , . . . - ~ nntenfinl s Iweanesaay nignt ? /:ju. Koom r 212 Calcott. New members nave abili welcome. 796-0618. "??,r,e of ? College si Mechanical Engineers: Be Tuinur?i: Prepared! Join the American IHUNDfc Socicty of Mechanical Engineers. S?l Apply in Engr. Rm. 231. N.C is ai member, French Club meeting Humani- sports (sail ties 101, February 7, 7:30 p.m. ming ana emphasis .. r, ..ii snorts (ue j naicracxing Carolina naseoau r Batgirl tryouts Feb. 9 at 7 p.m. goli, arcn and Feb. 16 at 4 p.m. Meet Baker packing). dorm rm. 305. For more info, call white-wat< 7-1621 are extras gram. Fo j USC Whitewater Club role ses- write or ^ sions every Monday 7:30-8:45 in LMr?ct P.E. Center Pool. German Club Stammtisch this ? Friday at 5:00 p.m. in the Spur. . self-motiv HELP WANTED Needed immediately: Qualified $500-plus i math/algebra tutor for college 1-800-243level algebra student. Hours are ! flexible. For further information -r , please call 782-1421 or 782-3304. Available Pizza Inn at 5 Points needs en- Prefer stu thusiastic waitresses to work lunch able for y and/or dinner shifts. Please apply Average t M-F 2-5 PM. detail reqi N Dnk r? a pa r?_11: nuu uuiiiry 01 eve uuimis USC swimmer USC swimming coach / V ni lauu uiemsui "It would be good psychologically to beat Virginia Tech during the season because we will see them at the Metro championships," Collins said. COLLINS ALSO said tomorrow's meet will be a matter of pride against recruiting rival Clemson. "The competition will be really stiff," Collins said. "We want to have our best meet to date." So far this season, divers Rob Gentry, Bob Vaught, Kathy McPadden, Becky Benson, Dawn Reilly and Lisa Williams have qualified for the National Collegiate Athletic Association regional meet. In the men's freestyle, Chris Berry is ranked fifth in the 50-meters and second in the 100- and 200-meters on the national level. KATHY O'DONNELL has lost onlv ntlP pvpnt cn far in frppctvlp cnmnoli -J * ? vvi"Hvution. Susan Hagberg in the backstroke and Michelle Reeves in the individual iod Howard, a 5-9 guard, is a walk of the football team, and did not pi first 10 games. ^ PHELPS SAID he expects a cl :T with the Gamecocks. "We've got t the boards to win. Jimmy Foster a! been tough on us, and South Car ons gotten good play from its insid< ly a We've had as many tough frames imy Carolina as anywhere we have play road," he said. ent The Gamecocks didn't play a toi y ri> tL ? O ? -J ...I 1 ? ^ agauim inc opiuers who useu a ^vj-p formance from John Newman to b in Richmond by 12. Newman ma to those 20 in the first half to take a 31 mission lead. id. ir(j In the second half, Kelvin Johnso Spiders with 14 points. Carolina cou t summer rnnn<;plino ri?_. ruri-iirrif I~USIIU) ies for men and women Study Preferred) - I terested in serving boys Sports Office Typist 5( iges 7-16, guiding them Self-motivated, little st physical, mental and 10 hrs. per week, houi evelopment. Only those For more informatior ho will dedicate their Arleen Akbari - 7-5261. ted efforts to help each child develop his or her hould apply. One must iiftiipiup ty to teach in one or nUUoINu ur specialized activities. tudents, teachers, and Housemate wante ihould apply. CAMP S125/mo. + 1/3 [RBIRD, located 17 254-9572. itheast of Charlotte, r? ACA accredited camp Rooms available on specializing in water South Tower. If inte ling, water skiing, swim- 777-9018 or 777-1201. canoeing), yet an added is placcd on the land On Campus Houi neral athletics, tennis, $399.00. Cheapest Any\ icry, rmery ana oacK- 777-8237 or 777-1403. Horseback riding, :r canoing and tripping Ma!e roommale in our excellent pro- $l25.00/mo + '/a exp r further information John 254-6483. '/2 i all G. William Climer, r?mnn? or, Camp Thunderbird, Roommate needed 1-831-2121). graduate student o _ ^ . undergraduate. Nonsm i . Success-Oriented share four bedroom 1 ated individual to work campus. Rent $112.50 per week placing and Available now. Call 25: sters on campus. Earn i each school year. Female roommate W- $145/month plus Vi u miles from campus. Cal iVorkstudy Positions 794-4990. 15-20 hours per week. dents who will be avail- Roommate needed 21 'ear-round employment. min. from campus. $1 yping and attention to Vi util. dep. 782-5799 c jired. 7-8156. after 4:00. - V... -MM EBBS9MliHiH?r JcSu^ vfilss?38Bi9^sy w%, k..'~' ' :J :r.::Sf^L J$* fl i Saturday ineuiey nave aiso oeen pertorming well, Collins said. Collins said Soren Ostberg has been strong in the butterfly events, while Rob Bedford took two events in the backstroke in a recent meet against North Carolina State University. "Our swimmers are swimming the fastest of any team we've ever had here," Collins said. Looking at the rest of the season, Collins said his goal is to win both the men's and women's Metro Championship and take as large a team as possible to the NCAA meet. TWO SPIRIT contests, cosnonsored hv thf* Swimniino Alnmni and A Place on Pickens Street, will take place during the weekend meets. The first will take place during the women's meet at 4 p.m. today and the second contest will be held during the men's meet tomorrow at at 3 p.m. The winning group will receive a $50 gift certificate to A Place On Pickens Street. -on from closer than four points in the < ay in the Richmond extended its winr eight ? the longest in 30 yeai The Gamecocks were le Foster's 19 points and Gera ose game points and seven rebounds, o control Iways has olina has "IT'S DISHEARTENING f j people. and players," head coach Bil at South "We're hustling, but everytirm ed on the going to snap out of the slun bad happens. . lgh game "We're feeling sorry for ou joint per- are tough times for us, but wc ieat them out of it. You've just got to de 18 of will get better. What we need -24 inter- shots of confidence for each j really need is a win," he said. n led the Tipoff time against the Ir Id get no tomorrow. n (Work Ocean Drive - Nice condo, imiaiiiui<ii across street from ocean; 1 block )-55 wpm; from Fatjack's; sleeps 4-6; pool, ipervision. CATV, $60/weekend. 798-7285, s flexible. 733-5510 Pam. i, contact LOST I FOUND LOST Eyeglasses in black case near womens quad. Desperate, d. Male. Pis. call 777-5656. utilities. fmh noor PERSONALS rested call CRUISE MAR. 10-17. Cancun, . ling Only Cozumel and Key West. $695 vhere Call Double, $595 Quad. Includes trans, from Columbia and port taxes. 738-0931 evenings. wanted. .... , ? enses Call Applications for Mortar Board nile from membership are available at the RllS?<*ll Hnnc^ Infnrmntlnn IVtlr Student Activities Office, and Stu Female dent Government Office, r serious Qualifications are a 3.0 GPR and iokina To a r*s'n8 senior status. Deadline is ,ouse near February 10. ,984I 3304ltlCS STOP BY FOR A SCRUMP-' TIOUS MUSHROOM CHEESE wanted MELT AT NICE-N-NATURAL! tilities 2 5 MENTION THE GAMECOCK II Vernie at AND RECEIVE $1.00 OFF! Dear S.A., I'm flattered and jr duplex 5 curious. So meet me Friday night 40 month, a? 1M?re i!'s !ale! (?ui: >r 782-4457 side P.E. Center). M.J.T. 25-D * Cavilier Ct. Sportnighter rescheduled From Staff Reports Sportnighter, an annual event held by the Intramural/Recreational Sports Office, will not be held tonight as originally scheduled. Director of mihliritv artfl QnPfiul pvpntc I ppn\i rnilor i'li/H r v?.. V? .jpvviui vtvmo i^vvn^ a vniv.J .i?IU the event has been postponed in hopes of attaining the sponsor of the office's choice. Foiles said Sportnighter will hopefully be reschedlued sometime this month. Sportnighter is an entire evening of sporting events, games, instructional clinics and entertainment held at the Biatt Physical Education Center. Prizes are awarded to winners and participants in each event. Foiles said this year's theme for the event is showing students how to get the most out of the P.E. Center. sports briefs USC'S SOCCER team will compete in an indoor tournament with 11 other college teams this weekend in the second annual Budweiser/WRAL Soccer Classic in Raleigh, N.C. Other schools to attend the classic are Duke University, Clemson University, the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Long Island University, North Carolina State University, Penn State, the University of Virginia, Navy and Hartwick College. THE LADY Gamecock tennis team will begin their 1984 season with three matches this weekend in Miami, Fla. The team will face South Florida today at 9 a.m. and will play Miami tomorrow and Mississippi on Sunday. Former touring pro Arlo Elkins is in his first season as head coach for the Lady Gamecocks. The first home match for the team will be Feb. 14, when USC plays South Carolina State at 2 p.m. ^cond half, as >r the coaches K_. f Foster said. 'fy* L I think we're ,/ /, jjrlJi? ^ p, something jlk jj ,/Y^ 'V selves. These II have to snap Ay? || Delieve things ^Sggs vi is about four V- % uy. What we ^ill Fm sh is 8 p.m. Jimm* Fostaf USC starting forward SERVICES ji TYPING SERVICES UNLIM- 3 ITEDr Term Papers, Disserta- b lions, Resumes (Writing and Typ- I ing), Legal, Correspondence, etc. ^0^HSE&3Sj3SBK?B&BKjG&^. fl ci:?- i / ? ? - nv.iiui i o years typing expe rience. Editing services provided. " j Professional Typist and English ^^^SSSS^SSfmmammSS^^ I Teacher: Term Papers, Disserta- SANDWICHES 8c SfltnDS B tions, Resumes. Editing optional OCA 1 7 Qf I feature. Call 772-0604 after 5:00 1 OOv pi p.m. ~ -- B OOOOOOOOOOOOOS' Jggggggf ||A M ^1 ? AUStATS ? r M W mak m VI O PORXY'S ON WHEflS Q W?ttk& ? 'MR. T J? ||fi NOW OPEN | g|^y ,RE oZ VI 1308 Assembly o "^P<r *k. MTkglT off I - . __ o DAN AYKROYD o 1 B m O 2 GREAT COMEDIES! o 9 OOOOOOOOOOOOO r I NA TIONAL STUDENT EXCHANGE I | You can do it! Be adventurous . . . study and travel. I The NSE Program offers you the opportunity to study t i at another university and pay Carolina fees. FOR IN- | j FORMATION call 7-5116 or come by the Student De- [ 1 | velopment Office, West Wing Russell House, RM. 108.