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By Sherri Clayton All the black at Saturdz merchants of Columbia. TU^ Dl?-1. * JB _ _ _ i iic mam iviagic is no Students wore black < caps, and drove cars d bumper stickers. SO, WHERE did all t\ Patricia Wilson, manag where most of it originat Three walls of her Soul solid black shirts, gym su "The only thing we res almost restocking every t "IT ALL began at t game. One store in the st? printing. That was the be Sweatshirts, Tee shirts and women with "I'm be! red and black twist-a-be stickers, blankets and doi black-happy fans. And the fins are buyin "The b.^gest days wei Now it seems to be a wee look at it all the time fro I < All Is . A date w stage with ticket West A trip , t'1*' Orange j?; 1 ' "' ' " ; -1?i X Let ( H mas. C ing a s Com i your / SPEi h CV flD rcfiants ly's game translated into cash for w green. Carolina sweatshirts, tee shirts < lecorated with Carolina flags i lat black come from? jer of the Jewelry Warehouse, knc ed from. h Main Street store are stocked lits and short sets. itock is.black. We're to the point wo to three days," she said. he last Carolina-Clemson footl ite had black. We stayed up all ni; :ginning." , white and red underwear for n hind the cocks" printed on the ba ads with a Carolina clasp, bum] ormats are available at the store igTl I r- * ? c mursuay, rriaay ana saturd kly thing," Wilson said. "But do m a business aspect." Wai Chris I Want C ill) Bucky. a dance on A Tony I Bruce, and a one-way pearance 01 to Miami and a date for A trip to Bowl, room at Hilton! Barnacle B Carolina know what you \a )n December 7, The Gah pecial classified section ^ U. ? ono r-?. ii i i e uy iuuiii o^o nussen nc Ml I Want For Christmas' ZlAl RATE: 1 5 wo cash in c BUT A winning Carolina foot the spcrous times to many area busin rv- r?_: j a1? %. m '-a y wii rnuay nigiu, me iviarnoi, * nor's House, all downtown motel ind The 301-room Marriot was full ind team had, according to res Szczepanski. "Yes, the hotel is full mainly record. The winning record effect >ws band occupied 90 rooms, he said 'ith THE MARRIOT sets aside a c special football packages. The rc double and $60 for a room with of "Once the allotted rooms are rates," Szczepanski said, adding at the Marriot are $75-87 a night >all The Governor's House on Mai ght night. "We'd probably be at half occi len there was no ball game," said an ck, want to be identified. r>er for THE GOVERNOR'S HOUSE rates, but does give tickets to the buses to the stadium, ay. Carolina Inn's 240 rooms were n't "We've been so busy 1 can't ev at the inn's front desk. "We've IIT1 w ija You it foi stipas Ijristnjas Home E'erm and an ap- I [i The Love Connection. Tt ,**2 the Virgin Islands with jj eth the Sailor. Si g /ani Tpr unrist-/; ... g | necock is havDuse and place ' classified ad. rds for 81.00 . ^ M VtT ' I I || L )n Garni ball team has brought pro- j esses. i Carolina Inn and the Goverls, were filled to capacity. I because of the 8-0 record the ervations manager Jerry because of the Gamecock's s it," he said. Florida State's ! ertain amount of rooms for ioms run $50 for a single or breakfast the next morning. i i used we go to the higher that the average room rates I n Street was also full Friday upancy, about 60 percent, if hotel employee who did not I ] has no special football room < ir guests to ride the SCE&G i also full. < en think," said an employee : probably been booked up : t L. t9 * ? % N ' '-V .~jA about a month in advance...I've j reservations for next year." "Georgia State people made r too," the employee said. HOWEVER, FANS have more I worry about ? they also have to That means the team hasn't be< Saturdays. "This place rocks. It's unreal," manager at Bojangles on Elmwoo heart and soul of Bojangles." "We take the phone off the refrigerator," he said. "EVERY SINGLE Bojangles si for football. This is the biggest st< For a span of six hours the store four hours before the game ever; :hicken box, he said. Edmonds couldn't say how much lays. 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