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I NEED EXTRA MONEY? | A HYLAND I Lil PLASMA CFNTFR I ^aggBHBiiBy m ? * m m m m mm m m m ? *** m 1620 Gervais St. Hours: Mon.-Fri. 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. | Call for an appointment. I Phone: 254-2280 TT7 1 I First-time donors please arrive E before 4 o'clock j i $10 OFF Wayfarers with this ad at Carolina Mall r Wayfarers, hot new sunbusters from Bausch & Lomb, cut the glare with style. The green, precision-ground lenses come in Zyl frames of black, red, or white. Take your pick or pick all three. And through June, OMEGA cuts the cost of Wayfarers by $10 when you bring in this ac\ I Carolina Mall 777-2569 H In the Russell House j - MIDN SIC COREY BOW |- MIDN SIC WILLIAM DUI - MIDN 4/C STEPHEN ALL - MIDN 4/C STUART BAR - MIDN 4/C BRYAN BRAU l lir\k I A A 41/^1 i n /- r ? IVIIUIN t/C /VIICMAtL CLt These NROTC MIDSHI SCHOLARSHIPS through NROTC College Program USC: 168 students (&6?a \ ROTC a I LT SANF ? Equestrian Tea from Staff Reports , USC's Equestrian Team is rank- I ed seventh in the nation by the Na- I tional Riding Commission after recently competing in the National I RiHino Pnmmiccinn T*?om Finale ? The team qualified to compete in < the finals at St. Andrews I Presbyterian College in Pinchurst, I N.C. on April 20-21, after becom- < ing the reserves champions in the Southeastern Conference. Five members of the Gamecock squad qualified to ride in the 1985 Intercollegiate Horse Show Association Individual Champion a Harrplsnn Continued from page 13 $10 million dollar contract. o "He virtually couldn't relax," Har- tl relson said. "A lot of fans think when n a player isn't doing well, it's because he's not trying. The opposite is usually true. George was trying too hard to do " things he wasn't physically capable of li doing. a "Now that he's gotten help from S people like Daryl Strawberry, Gary e Carter and Keith Hernandez, it's si helped alleviate a lot of pressure off of tl him, and his playing has improved It considerably." k H nw hp rpalictirallv bccmc hi* I COLUMBIA rRrr MINI STORAGE m FULL MO* Pay first month's rent & las rent is free Free use of trailer ? . 772-9075 +f 208 JAMIL RD. (1-26 W. Next Door l( TTCr NAT CONGRATULA JELL ? MlDN 4/C DLEY - "lilDN 4/C ARD - MlDN 4/C TOSH - MlDN 4/C INS - MlDN 4/C EZIE - MlDN 4/C PMEN earned FULL NF their hard work and p i. Total NROTC SCHOI b of the NROTC enroll it Carolina 7 ORD - FLYP m earns natioi ships to be held at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington, Kentucky. Chris Ray, Kim Campbell, Ellen Porter, Lisa Bagnal and Greg Kay qualified by winning a first or se :ond place at the Southeastern conference finals, which were hosted by USC at Reflections Equestrain Center on April 14. Intramural Notes: The last Managers/Captains Meeting of the 1984-85 school year will be held today at 4:30 in room 110 of the Blatt Physical Education Center. dds of a minor league player, such as lose on his team, of ever reaching a lajor league roster ? "I Kt-.ALI.Y don t know," he said. It's not my job to think about things ke that. People have always gone gainst odds and dispelled them, ometimes a team gets a kid who veryone predicts will become a uperstar, and he goes nowhere. On he other hand, some of the top major :aguc stars were signed as just local ids. So, who is to say?" If there's one regret Harrelson has RENT rvi ITH W, tt month's | , . y Free boy wat 4 1 jav.L ?O. I JEW , ,4 I Gamecock I H 2909 Plait Spring: > Jamil Ttmple) I f Y JES WILLIAM EHRET DAVID KOTRAD JOHN ROBEY nAMiPi crAKir;r k// II 1IL.L. t/V/ \i SCOTT SIMMON JAMES STEADM> 10TC participation in the LARSHIP Students ai ment). 77-4124 sTN HATJ, 1 ( rial ranking Topics discussed will includc moumcaiions 111 me puntm unu procedures of the program, and the planned sports and activities for the 85-86 year. These topics concern Manager-Captain Meetings, the Co-Rec Division, entry fees and the sportsmanship rating system. Interested managers and captains of organizations are encouraged to ^ attend. Jill Mainwaring won the women's horseshoe championship. All men who competed in the event should contact Art Farlowe at 777-6125. about his major league career, it was the toll it took on his personal life. < > "I can't blame my divorce totally on baseball, but it is hard maintaining a relationship when one party is on the K ? UA rnU ' I |I|/n i u?u muni, lit 9diu? i UUII i ur\t saying that someone's family should be secondary, but when the season is on, the season has to be considered primary. "If it's not, then your performance suffers, and before you know it, you're out of a job. "A lot of baseball families find it difficult to accept that fact." ATEST STYLES mii^ (' SWIM SUITS tcher and girl watcher binocular with each purchase. ' ELRY WAREHOUSE? Headquarters Across from Honeycombs s Rd. 3102 Broad River Rd. Decker Mall 601 I S. Main St. "HI I YOU can make a difference! < > If you were selected by the Division of Student Affairs to complete a College Student Experiences Questionnaire _ (CSEQ) and have >Y not returned the O completed form, please do so today! ) Completed CSEQ's c should be mailed to b 109 Russell House a Ki or dropped off in the ^ Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs. O If you have misplaced the t origninal form mailed to you, call 777-4172 tr? roroii/o a VV/ IVVVIVV U duplicate form. Thank you for helping make i i vaiuniia a uciici 11 | P|ace " 1 o J