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j Welcome SUPER DC SO BIG! SO 0 famous SUPER | Z SUP! SLAW DOG * KRAUT I # 1/4 POUNDER ^ Q 1/4 POUN A ALL BEEF W/ A A ALL BEEF W/ ^ MUSTARD, ONIONS T ^ MUSTARD, O CHILI & DELICIOUS CHILI & KRAI # SLAW ^ : $129 :: $T Q Coupon Exp Dec 3. 1984 a a Coupon Exp Dec a rtumif r?r?J ?f ?n.i T.i. ^ .., is........i : | BHBMBBWBWBMH S?i tfSSS IbStfS?-' Hir?ri Travel & IjjCjffl . PUT SOME CULTURE IN YOUR LIF ijSjSj with next semester' 'StStS* Pr?9rams- Meetings: Mondays e lj7:00 PM RHUU 306. APPLIC/ jX V TIONS FOR C.S. SECRETARY NOV 'SjjCjS 'available in cpu ofrce Now 4 stores with others >G SALE I COOD! 1 R ZZ SUPER DOG f a CHILI DOG ?1 IDER ^ q 1/4 POUNDER q I ^ # ALL BEEF W/ # I I INIONS, A A MUSTARD, ONIONS ^ M JT ^ 4 DELICIOUS SECRET ?j CHILI RECIPE # H 29 :: $-j29 :l : 3 1984 A ? ~ r- _ - H uoufjun cxp vac J. I if Of Kny S+ndy't A a Coupon Good*l Any Sutdy't Q ;j SPECIAL PROI i(D,(U(Q ?> A Pre & Sat., Dec. Semi1 Tickets on sal RHUU Patio & Pi< At. AI $3.00 S Tour will be sponsoring a ti WATCH FOl , E, ATTENTION ALL CPU MEMBERS: k General Union Reception s This Sunday, December 2 > 5:00 - 7:00 PM At the Top of Carolina All CPU members invited BOWl Cowtinwd *rww W 1? Carolina considered the Citrus, Fiesta and Holiday bowls along with the Gator Bowl. "WE TALKED to the Fiesta Bowl and they gave us every indication that it would not be us (to receive a bid)," he said. "And we never heard from the Citrus, so that also gives you an indication." He said USC also spoke with the Holiday Bowl, which will feature number-one ranked Brigham Young University, but ruled the game out early because it's is played in San rv! _ LMCgO, "It's just too far for our fans to travel, and we have to consider them," he said. "They've been great all year. Think of the many who traveled to Notre Dame and Annapolis. "There was no question that if we faced a bid from both the Gator and the Holiday, we'd choose the Gator." "I FEEL really good about (our decision with) the Gator Bowl," Marcum continued. "You don't share a televised date with anyone and the ticket situation should be no problem." The Gator Bowl committee has reported given the university 21,087 tickets for the game, to be sold to Gamecock Club members, USC faculty and students. The university will put 2,000 tickets on sale for students, to be distributed Dec. 8 at the Carolina Coliseum box office. Tickets are $20 and will be sold from 8:30 a.m. until noon. Students may purchase only one ticket at a time, and must present a valid i.d. card. Marcum said he enjoyed all of the bowl talk that surrounded USC's football program this season and described the Gator Bowl bid as "just super." Join the WUS( 777-416i * DRAMS ft CONTEMPORARY SO oinr A i/ / i-New Year's \/e Bash!! 1 8 PM - 12:30 AM Formal Ballroom le: RHUU 2nd Floor Lobfc ikpnc '.Qf Rrirln^* Mr\r\r\ _ ^ i \ i i v_> I U/ I I y V-x I N WVt/ I I LL THIS WEEK ingle / $5.00 Couple 'ip to the Bowl at reduced rates 3 DETAILS fvi FINAL BREAKFAST with THE PRERinFMT ! of this semseter: ; This Fri., Nov. 30 7:30 AM RHUU 327 1 I SIGN UP NOW in the CPU OFFICE . 0 "IF, BACK in August, anyone thought we'd be in this situation, people would have just laughed," he said. No one is laughing now, as USC takes one of the best records into a post-season game. And while most players say they're happy with the Gator Bowl invitation, at least one player believes the Gamecocks deserved better. "I think we got shafted," running back Raynard Brown said. "I feel like the Gator Bowl is for a 7-4 or an 8-3 team, not 10-1. "But," he said, recalling the loss to Navy, "we did it to ourselves. "IT'S A privilege to go to any bowl game. It's an honor, and it's not every season you can go to a bowl game. But I think there's a lot of politics involved when it comes to getting bids." USC and Oklahoma State will receive about $900,000 each for the Gator Bowl appearance, which will be the fifth or sixth highest payoff, depending upon what the Fiesta Bowl pays. The Gamecocks leave for Jacksonville after practice Dec. 20. USC has an 0-5 record in post-season games, losing its first in the inaugural Gator Bowl in 1946. That year, the Gamecocks fell to Wake Forest, 26-14. IN 1969, Carolina lost to West Virginia in the Peach Bowl. 14-3. Six vears later thp Gamecocks met Miami of Ohio in the Tangerine Bowl and came up short, 20-7. The Hall of Fame Bowl of 1979 saw USC lose to Missouri, 24-14, and the next year the Gamecocks lost to Pittsburgh in the Gator Bowl, 37-9. 3 News Team. 5 for more info. , (' . uri 3 PM iS* *we ^CSS 88 ?IM~ BH USUAL ARTS is selling Kg and Doonesbury jy%2 BUTTONS!! Both 50<t Kflfl ?n sale in the CPU office JjXH RHl^209^^gj^