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The ^ ? ?1 s u i i-i c ARo L :i: w .1 ANA L I BRAV m dBP^ H# HORSESHOE i Founded 1908 Monday | Volume 77, No. 43 uwum uaiunna November 12, 1984 I - >s IMMi, WM m rj? mj^W* f| SHbb 1 il ^0HMB-^HfeaBiHr ' f^HPTi u i .-. -- ^" /r ''/IB# 5 ! I Ha ? wm I'l IB", | Bowl-bound bird As Carolina's football team set other fans showed viewers all ov aimosi assured ot a major bowl bi game Nov. 24. Renovatio By Brian Pomeroy A tentative plan is in the wc although it is uncertain as to effect. "It's in the formulation Manager James Kight of the i has not yet been approved, au set. The renovation will include | removal of the ceiling tiles ai carpeting the dorm lobby and Kight said the bathrooms mi systems to replace pipes that i Plastering, which goes on c< maintenance, will be another "We just put some paint up, ; Exterior work will be done c 5E3S ^ ? % ** '. ^ ,. Jik , ^PuBSHl^V M ,.ii< 4. A ^mL "ll ^k. ' W I ? V^v?> several records Saturday and boosted its record er the country that they were unbeatable, too. T d, but official announcements won't be made until ns planned fo will recei )rks to renovate Preston dorm, which Da when this plan will be put into as a "nui Beside! stage," said Horseshoe Area said indiv plan. He stressed that the plan their hall d that no definite cost has been The pU Hotel fo purchasing new room furniture, Kight no id installing a sprayed ceiling, result of renovation of the bathrooms. None c ight receive entire new piping Preston i low leak. Kight s Dntinuouly as a part of regular is the si project. Currently, Kight said, governm< and it falls right back down." year, Kig ?n Preston as well. The building talking a By Amy Baden I rcr1^ r?^ii CoVT ^ ^.Ull dalized early ^jrqB campout at th Carolina-Clerr ||jl3l|| journalism co lj|||?gj damage at abc l?|||g| Someone ap the Coliseum ||J||1||3 through a brol? I T i response to i :lk' "Stormy Weat | said she and Bi affair and that " gram and recri ^ i Parsons, wh( ^ women's bask |H| charged, along ; i:| jurors when sh( Wm ftccnpin^nit Prnc r<wUWWIU?UU 1 I V? Three men p of a 20-year-ol< At a pre-trial nocence in the < area 22 miles s< Photo by Mary Ann Hollit Pierce, 36, O of Raleigh, N to 9 0, Cocky and ment, but Joyn he Gamecocks are formally arraig after the Clemson Solicitor Jair | will seek the de r Preston do ve fresh paint as well as repair work ive McCauley, director for area operati< mber-one priority." > the major work to be done on the bi 'idual hall advisors have been encourag s. in will be financed by the sale of the W, r which negotiations are still contini r McCauley foresaw any rise in hous the renovation. >f the renovation work will disrupt stu< n any other way. ;aid one reason for the delay in Prestor owness within dorm government. A ;nt began plannning work at the beg :ht said, whereas Preston's governmer week ago. dal hits Co ing ticket c Henry Pricc ege of Journalism was van- Journalism. Sunday morning during the According W1MVU11I 1V/1 11V.A.C15 IU II1C UC5K uiuuer ison football game, and one a.m. Sunday liege official is estimating the damage to st >ut $100. on duty woi parently entered the school at saying the 's Assembly Street entrance investigation ;en window near the door, said A report c ch's nlea _ sons gets federal i ? . club in Salt " women's basketball coach After a nil ind former player Tina Buck jected Parso ng Thursday in federal court magazine, o mey ilea during the trial of a The jury als< vsuit filed by Parsons against article ruine< U.S. Distr Attorney John Grimball said heard the lib s been scheduled so the two day's hearin rmally plead to the perjury "The sole jainst them last month. defendants lit was filed by Parsons in "We want tc t Sports Illustrated article, trial." her at South Carolina," that He said n jck were involved in a lesbian tained lawye she ran a corrupt sports pro- ing, and he < lited with sex in mind. "I know ) resigned as head of the (JSC with membei etball program in 1982, is aware of the , with Buck, with lying to : denied patronizing a lesbian Ser trial defen 1 not guilty to !? Harris ba leaded innocent Friday in the reporters ab abduction and shooting death and neither i USC nursing student. The judge hearing before Circuit Judge that newspa s, Marcellus Pierce, Willie E. tions keep :njamin A. Joyner claimed in- Rossi's deat ieath of Barbara Lynn "Bob- case. y were arrested in September Richland ody was found in a wooded Young, wh 3uth of Columbia. stories wouU f Gadsden, and Nesmith, 26, change of ve C., waived formal arraign- is a request t er, 24, of Garner, N.C., was site, ned. In anothe tes Anders has announced he ath penalty against the three. Ins irm I Classified Dateline on the roof, Features ans, described Entertainment Opinion uilding, Kight Snapshots ed to improve Sports ade-Hampton Cri?is Center. The Rap. iiing. Neither umbia Area offers help t ing fees as a dents' lives ai ,P"PPet Japanes kihachiro Kawamoto broi i's renovation to USC F riday I1W11ICI UWIII1 inning of the Three to go Carolina's it only began Saturday was a record-b liseum ampout , associate dean of the College of \ to the USC Police DeDartment , the incident occurred at 3:41 r and was classified as malicious ate property over $200. Officers iild give no other information, : incident is still under in the blotter that a suspect had See "Vandals," page 5 court hearing Lake Citv. Utah ne-day trial in May, the jury rens' claim that Sports Illustrated wned by Time Inc., libeled her. 3 didn't agree that the magazine i her coaching career. ict Judge Clyde Hamilton, who j iel case, will preside over Thursg, Grimball said. purpose of this hearing is to let enter a plea," Grimball said. > know if the case will be going to either Parsons nor Buck had re:rs to represent them at the heariidn't know if they would do so. that they have had conferences rs of our office, and they are well ; need for counsel," he said. See "Plea," page 5 dants s charges rred attorneys from talking to out the case until the trial ended, side objected to the order. : also granted a defense request ipers, television and radio stastories they have done about h for possible use later in the Count V Pllhlir Di'l'pnHpr Inhn o represents Pierce, said the j be needed if he decides to file a riiue motion. A change of venue o have a trial moved to a neutral r development, defense lawyer See "Trial," page 5 side 16 2 2 10 6 3 12 e Crisis Center of the Colo rape victims ......... 6 >e puppeteer/filmmaker ight samples of his unique 10 romp past Florida State reaker in many ways. 12 |