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Hagood Kicky Hagood drove up ii with a look of seH'-assurancc ; Ho was sporting a black cutol gray coach's shorts. Coincide Not at all. After an unsiu Seattle Scahawks last year, defensive end is now wearing full-time basis. He had just returned fror iituning camp mi los AtlgCICS, happy with the summer's dev 'THINGS WENT real I; Angeles," Hagood said. "Th really nice. I really like the o Hagood will probably fi Raiders' game plan, consider as a physical team. Alter all, the bad boys ol have always been notorious timidalitig players. Among some of the names Hendricks, the rangy 6-8 I retired; Jack Tatum, who ma with a hard-hitting style; and "YKAH, I think I'll lit in And anyone who rcmcmbe M x r . M [| *2^' B %J f|?L J|||R| ' " V.' fflrM^'*'" ' ''*''A' 'ffe' ^ K: The art of magic David Copperfield will perform Carolina Concert Series. 1 Eve < I ? Resident doctor of examinations and Large optical invei sunglasses, frames Repairs, replacemi finally in i rus Deigc I rans Am md a grin a mile wide. ^ T T-shirt and a pair of xessful stint with the the former USC star JM ? black and gray on a R* | mfjT* ii the Raiders' rookie ^9| , and he was obviously * clopmcnts. ^ / well out in I.os k e people out there are rgani/ation." 290-pound aia it perfectly into the players go, I{; ing L.A.'s reputation Those of u forget the don f the black and silver the field by e> ? for big, mean, in- front lines. Tom Ciadd from the past arc Ted football team, incman who recently was "as fine . de a name for himself been here" a now Lyle Alzado. team's success inaguuu saici. "i^ *?rcu rs the play of the 6-2, cess last seaso in Columbia on Sept. 29 as part of the TrnrTTn y Jlr^^ToMr xything In mm m Sight optometry for complete eye otner eye care services itory of contacts, glasses. ? ? plus accessories nts, duplications ? fast Tl i r I Vffi! 113 h\ so convenient! na Mall 777-2569 he Russell House flBnMBHflBBflflMflHBBHHHBHnii Spoi position 1 Wl !|yj PEP TALK " II' By Graff La*ky . c MS 11 nt in collegc will agree that as physical ugood is at the top of the class. s who saw Hagood play will never p linating style of number 97. He led on S1 cample, playing tough defense on the , defensive coordinator for USC's , said that Hagood in his senior year g I football player we've had since I've f nd was partially responsible for the v i last year. ii UP had as much to do with our sucII as anyone," Gadd said. "They laid I1 trrtertaii I Carolina Cone ] From Staff Reports ( With a season that features one I of America's finest symphony or- i chestras and the world's leading i magician, the 1985-86 Carolina 5 Concerts series sponsored by I USC promises to appeal to lovers of the performing arts across the state. i In its fifth year, Carolina Con- j I certs will continue its tradition of c offering high-quality Derformine t arts programs at an affordable price. The six-show season ticket is $20. Only 7,000 season tickets will be sold, and no individual tickets will be available. EVENTS IN the 1985-86 season include: the magic of David CoDoerfield. Sent. 29: H<?r J Majesty's Royal Marines and the Argyll and Sutherland c Highlanders, Oct. 13; "Man of t La Mancha," starring John c Reardon and the North Carolina 1 Opera, Oct. 25 and 26; American ( CI CAMPUS NOTICES i P.JI /* V vinicgivvsitrccr mun)( Adults, every Tuesday. (5 pm, ft Presbyterian Center. 1702 Greene. Pro- r gram and discussion at 7 p.m. August ?th, "The Fortieth Anniversary: Stories of Survivors and Christians Who f( Helped." A short film and first-person n accounts. Coming August 13: "Testa- I' ment." starring Jane Alexander and ^ Lucas Haas. Windsurf <'luh meeting Thurs. Aug. 1 M 7:ito p.m. rm 307. All members attend. C N A ACT Organizational Meeting to l>e held tonight in rcH)m 202 Russell House. L All interested fK'rsons are invited to attend. Time: 8p.m. a KOR SALE 5 tl '7l> Pinto, radio, 72,r>00 mi. $'.!()() ' jr?.|-K3.r?r> evenings. u I S. MAIN s? ft ?n? niiitii?rfmiiiiir [ ni?r? aiiimb 5 J Mon. - Dick Go ts to earn s ic groundwork." Gadd said Hagood's group gave thi laff credibility. "Carolina had three coaches in tl Licky was a senior and worked as ha im to," Gadd said. One of the few instances wher rustrated Hagood was during the Memson game at Williams-Brice St 3 Clemson 22-13 despite a capacity lack uniforms, Hagood became e ree-for-all with a Clemson lineman. 3 a near-catastrophe as both benche ic field in defense of their teammat "I DON'T know how the fight be* lay in the trenches where Ricky play ays something, and a fight starts," But usually, Hagood kept to hims "There were moments when he 1 icnerally, he was so dominating am lard that his teammates figured tl unrL hirrl tnn " ^IA A > vi ? iim. w %wt vjuuvi aaiu, Which is exactly what Hagood is c n L.A. "We're really pulling for him. W las the talent to play in the NFl.," nment :erts announ j 1.. i ? i' ? - /aiivi v-uiiituy, Jan. 10 ana I t\ \ 'hilharmonia Hungarica featurng trumpet soloist Andre Bcrlard, Feb.7; and the St. Louis iymphony conducted by .eonard Slatkin, April 20. All Carolina Concerts are held n Carolina Coliseum. Seating is general admission, with the doors >pening an hour before show ime. By offering a low-cost season ' icket for the concert series, USC topes to expand the base of sup- 1 )ort for the arts by encouraging >eople who don't regularly at ena mis lype ot entertainment to i ?xperiment with it, said Wendy 3glesby, Coliseum promotions iirector. Tickets can be ordered by senling a check for $20 per subscripion in a stamped, self-addressed envelope to Carolina Concerts, 5.0. Box 11275, Capitol Station, Columbia, S.C. 29211. assified I 1ELP WANTED Dishwasher, hostess/cashier apply lon.-Fri. from 2-4 at (Jramby's estaurant 1114 College St. Columbia. New Yogurt Shop needs parttime emale employees. Must l>e attractive, eat and have a good personality. Aplications available at School Kids teeords. Carolina Mall. Live-in attendant needed to aid uadriplegic male with activities of daily ving. Free room and meals provided. Hose to campus. Experience preferred, lust Ik* dependable. If interested, call ,ewis Stephens at 254-7982 after 5 p.m. Like Books? Enjoy People? Parttime nd full-time positions available at The took Dispensary. Must he able to work uring the fall semester at least partime! Call for store locations: 798-4739, 83-4608, 736-4033. Applications vailable at all 3. Niyi I BUY ON nfr 8ASK.E1 HAMBL w/coupon & JP One coup I DAIRY ..A-.?. ? mmmmmmtmrnamammammmmmmmmm ikafajkhU THIS FriHau SL Qj Al (A Little Wed. & Thur. odwin Quintet Tues. * * pot on N e new coaching "We're really . , that he has the lrnn hut rd as vvc asked e fans saw a 1983 Carolina adium. Losing HAGOOD HA crowd and all- signed a contract mbroiled in a Raiders'regular tr That turned in- din8 to Don s emptied onto head coach Tom es. Willis for the thin "If he's still her ;an. When you said- "We have t ed ? someone him at nose tackh Gadd said. starter for several elf. he said. DeBaca said the was vocal. But tackles, but may i J he worked so the second presea; hey had better Whatever Rick Angeles Raiders, loing rignt now i>ru looroan wnri stupid to pass up c think that he 97. Gadd said. Gregg Lasky is sp ces 1985-86 - fl H T| ^^HmHH^H id n Kft 9 4k? . - / .J^L^ 1 Hilarious The American Ballet Comedy will also pi cert Series. ^dvertisin HOUSING AAA (lood deal for students or working singles, 4 BK, LK, Kit., all appl., W-l), A/C & ceiling fans, some furn., just painted. Downtown. 1022 I'ope St. turn left at Krispy Kreme on N. Main. $475/mo. 2!>6-H781. On Campus Housing available Fall l!W> ? $,r)40.0(> |H*r semester, ('all 73(>1<>(>2 for details. Ask for Cliff. Need female roommate for July-Autf. Private room ? Hath. $166.66/Mth and '/? utilities. Place on Green. 2.r>6-097r>. Roommate wanted 1600 I'ark Cirlce. Furnished $325 a month plus deposit and half utilities. Graduate students only. 256-4779. SERVICES Typing l>y experienced secretary $1.50/pK. 798-9018. 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