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AMERICAN l)yo DIABETES got"; ASSOCIATION if iu j? ? use flyIi yi. introductory flights lowest cost flying lessons lowest cost plane rental open to students, faculty, st; Film ? S BRING USC ^i C~/%dc LIVE ROC ir nA/?f/ iiti Id DHtH III OPENING TH Coming Sepi KILLER I pi 1? DF 1 * n I III 252-F Watch for Dick Gooc \t^nHES9SHH11B,KBaaiBHaaraBBBBEBHaGaMBinBeai Marriott Gi r\ i rans vv Cheer Our Weekend Football Rate-$50 plus tax per night gives you a deluxe room for one, two or more people* at the Columbia Marriott . . . just blocks from the game. Or get even more with our Bed and Breakfast Escape Package. Just $60 per night includes a deluxe room for two people, breakfast for ru/n ir? Pnlm Tt?rr:irt? Restaurant. tax and gratuities included.* Extra night room only $50 plus tax. THE COLUMBIA MARRIOTT IS THE PLACE TO BE FOR ALL USC HOME GAMES. fP ? ; If Get in the football spirit in the \ Palm Terrace Lounge, the best spot in town for pre-game warm-ups and nost-uame celebrations. Unwind in our indoor or hydrotherapy pools. Hnjoy our sundeck, browse in the Hampton Shoppe, or have an COLUMBIA^ 1200 I lampton St.. Colun nave diabetes, we' II teach you how to out for sports and come home safe, st one of the things we do. NG CLUB Meeting Tuesday, Sept. 4 Room 112 7:30 p.m. P.E. Center iff peaker | ID CARD I , ? //_ GfiEUti&J K-N-ROLL I 5 POINTS IS WEEKEND f. 7th & 8th SHALES VINE ST. ^OCK / i _ ? * j iwin s jazz ivionaays j ives Football TK WWA JLW About! I ?????mam elegant dining experience in Veronique's. Good cheer and a great game await you at the Columbia Marriott. For reservations, call 803/77 1 '7000 or toll free 800/228-9290. rcscrvaiNv \\ Hons rt'i/w ired. A \T\ jV^^BPP^y limited number of ^ rooms are lUiiil' K y 1& ' \ able at this dis? a / count rate. Not I &<- '"V applicable to * '""ri" P p conventions. Harriott. ibia, SC. 29201 (803)771-7000 ?i ?? ? * ? Athletes earn ac; From Staff Reports Fifty-eight USC athletes were named to the Metropolitan Collegiate Athletic Conference's commissioner's list of scholar athletes. The list names athletes who have attained a 3.0 grade point average during the recently completed academic year. It includes both male and female athletes in all rvffirial Mptrn sports. Baseball team members named were Chris Boyle, Glenn Jenkins, Keith Killian, Scott Mackie, Bobby Miller, Larry Price, Rob Rinehart, John Sullivan, Bo Taylor and Derek White. Basketball players listed were Mike Brit- ij tain, Duane Kendall, Matt Mayes, Amy |j McAlister, Scott Sanderson and Thomas g? Stierle. |i From the golf team, George Bryan, John ; Lavin, Rick Sepp and Clay Uselton made the list. Ri The swimmine team hnd the larppsf mn. \ tingent, with 15 members on the lisi: James Barnes, Rob Bedford, Paul Brinck, Chris Eckman, Susan Hagberg, Denise Handy, H Kevin Hunt, Chris Mercer, Tami Merrill, Se Michelle Reeves, Randy Rosier, Simon T1 Streak, Bob Vaught, Lisa Williams and Anne le; 7o\/nrtnil/ <-?u * vi iiurv. Ucl The tennis team placed Margaret Armstrong, Richard Ashby, Brian Barker, Johnna Chafin, Sterling Cooke, Laurie Egerton and Arthur Heller. Track team members Ken Costello, Mike Costello, Eric Eversole, Paul Gliatto, Thomas Moore, William Robinson, Craig ra Seto, Greg Wimer and Ron Yareb made it. sc Volleyball players Nancy Bogedin, Kim de Brown, Shellie Higgins, Mary Lee Ladue, pr Sue Little, Shelly Raptis and Lori Rowe rounded out the USC representation. gc In publishing the list, Metro Conference at Commissioner Steve Hatchell said, "This pi group has very impressive credentials. Not th only are they able to combine the discipline sa involved in becoming top scholars, but they ye dlcn a r\r\ f hp rocnr\nciKilit\; r\f r* r\ tArt?i*nr. ??ov UV4U HIV I V.jpv/llijiuuu^ U1 VUIll^Vllll^ athletically on the major college level." w si' G d USC CROSS country coach Jeff Wentworth is looking for students interested in b competing in the upcoming season as walk- b; ons. Students with long-distance running ex- 11 perience can call him at 777-3829. The cross country season begins Sept. 22 at the Georgia fc State Invitational meet in Atlanta. in Si U.S.News & World R< NewsA ?wwg 'JOT Ml II WtflP News waves? They're the trends of today economy?that affect what's to come next r News waves in U.S.News: We analyze make the headlines elsewhere) to keep y< what the future holds in store. Subscribe to U.S.News at half-price. Jus below. r?--------? Money-saving J Student Coupon 3 YES, send me 25 weeks of U.S.News &V S $9.88. I'll save 50% off the regular subscriptior J cover price. 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The defense caused four fumbles and reg i-rmpoi picked oit a Kevin white pass rvd returned it 27 yards to stop another rive. Sophomore running back Raynard Brown roke off a 65-yard scoring run and junior ack Thad. Johnson bulled his way over from 1 yards out for the other score. Brown led all rushers with 107 yards on >ur carries. The Gamecocks will hold another scrimlage 7 p.m. Saturday in Williams-Brice tadium. Admission is free. sport presents Vavps '?in politics, business, youth, the nonth, next year, in the next decade. them every week (before they du on top of?and prepared for? t fill out and send in the coupon Vorld Ronort for onlv I i rate and 77% off the ! ' j i Apt. i Zip ] )rt s 416 S 7 J ght to you by U S News & World Report J