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. Sports Friday, October 10, 1986 ^ ] Mummum sbB k ~^r^~ mm f fjtBjaBKfr FsMLmA PAM BROOXS/The Gamecoc USC sophomore Colleen McKenzle attempts to spike over a Winthrop blocker. Volleyballers host Hokies From staff reports USC's Lady Gamecocks, 13-6, finish up their six game home stand Saturday as they will take on the Lady Hokies of Virginia Tech in the Solomon Blatt P.E. Center. Va. Tech's record is 7-5 overall and 1-2 in Metro Conference play. A win over Louisville earlier this season snapped a VPI 11 match Metro losing streak. ^ The Lady Hokies arc a young team, with no seniors on their roster. u^L ooasts only one senior in 5-y middle blocker All-Amcriean Lori Rowe. A Quebec native, Rowe has been an All-Metro and All-Tournament selection for the past three years. She was ranked third in 1985 College Volleyball Coaches Association statistics for hitting percentage. USC defeated VPI last season in both matches. Both were four game wins. Carolina is coming off a two-match losing streak against Metro rival Florida State University and Duke University. The match begins at 4 p.m. _ I | News Continued from page 1 Senate the Student Senate. 1 he senate ; The bill, presented by Sen. Hogue, survived an posed by Sen. hourlong debate and was finally approved by a vote symbol to b< of 19-1. depicts a gav< The finance committee met for two weeks with senate initials ob jjiuii|i itpitacumuvcs iu inane appeals oil original 1NCXI WCCK l fall allocations. The final total of allotments and posed, new S1 revenues was $130,968, which was left over from the major conceri last fiscal year that ended June 30. All student se Ireland pressured to discriminate bet- Living with someone of the of ween religions, Palyok said. posite religion is "the most ir "We want to reach them tense experience the child ca before that age and do nothing get," she said. "In their eyes pe( but place a tiny seed of doubt," pie are either Protestant c Palyok said. Catholic," Palyok said. "The Irish narpntc u/ant In cpnrl ihpir finH iliit ?,i? than ?< ?># v?<?u "?u.i ?v/ jviim iiivit iiuu niuv v/wi uv,n;i t uivy twn aj ^ children to the United States to them their name." avoid the religious conflicts, The children are very shocke which get more violent in the to see people of differer summer as the days get longer, religions married to each othe according to Palyok. according to Palyok. Each Columbia family is asked to host two children, one "The children see new thinj Catholic and one Protestant, to while they arc here," Palyc promote interaction between the said. "They find the emphasis two, Palyok said. not on religion." Debate defines as human rights," he ist, then why do people fori said. "Rights in the Soviet Union organizations to fight for them' are basically the same but they "People have the right to li\ are looked at as economic and free!v. to move freelv tn p*nr<? social rights." themselves freely without a fee Other members of the audience ing of threat to their property, argued if human rights do not ex said Johnny Young, who argue i OUTRAGE! LIMITED TIME ONLY*? 7 1'IIK|?|VV/t Call Ahead For ffc f 9 A Fa?. Courteous gfo U I 0 I'/lVtAlftll Service 2 INTRODUCING OUR NEW BUI | ON SPECIAL FOR A LIMIT a TOPPING: Beef Sausage Pepperoni Black Olives Mushr Topped with 100% Mo//arella Cheese Campus Main Street Store Only Coupon Expires 10-24 w I Soccer te forward [ By RICHARD BREEN I Senior reporter USC's soccer team outshot The Citadel 37-6 in a 4-0 victory Wednesday at The Graveyard. Fifth-ranked in the latest na4 tional poll, the Gamecocks were led by junior forward Doug Allison who scored three goals. Allison opened the scoring at 10:55 with a shot up the middle. Senior forward Dan Ratcliff assisted on the play. The Gamecocks went up 2-0 at I the 28:02 mark when Allison rf?rf*ivf?r1 a nucc frrmi cr?nir\r miH fielder Bill Hcncy, found an opening right in front of the goal and slid a shot into the left corner. Allison was tripped just inside the penalty box at 37:27 and was given a penalty kick. The kick easily made it past the diving Citadel goalkeeper to put the Gamecocks up 3-0. I Junior forward Scott Cook went down with a knee injury towards the end of the first half while trying to slide the ball off a Citadel player's foot. "I was sliding and trying to hit the ball with the outside of my left foot. I kind of got caught in the turf and hyperextended my right knee," Cook said. The score remained 3-0 with 9:22 left in the game until senior forwrd Scott Brown, Cooks' replacement, out-dueled a Bulldog defender and closed out the scoring. Sophomore Charlie Arndt and freshmen Chris Folev and Tim Shechy combined on a three-way shutout to improve USC's record to 11-2. The Bulldogs slipped to 4-6. "I felt this was the most complete game we have played all year," USC head coach Mark Bcrson said. > The Gamecocks take on Clemson at 2 p.m. Sunday at The Graveyard. I - 1 also passed a decision on the logo proEugene Robinson, voting 12-11. The ? displayed on banners and notices ;1 and rapping pad embossed with the he senate will begin debate on the proG Constitution. The subject will be the i of the senate for the next two weeks, nate meetings are open to the public. )- The children are encouraged to l- keep in touch once they return to n Belfast, Palyok said. )- "Once they go home we have >r gotten an encouraging word that i\t t Ka /^htl/lran oro oUlo /> poo j inv vhuv41 vii niv auiv kvj jwv vavu k other," she said. Although the program is able d to raise enough money to pay for it the children's plane fare and inr, surance, each family must finance the rest, Polyak said. "The Columbia community gs has really just poured their hearts ik out to these children," she said, is "Hosting a child is a big commitment." ii against the resolution. } Jaspar continued his argument 'e saying rights are cross-temporal is and cross-cultural. I The resolution failed with 16 " voting against it, eight voting in d favor and eight abstaining. 3 USII 1 urnrau yxllik fij with coupon m i I Eat In or Carry Out Only i No other specials apply w P One coupon per pizza ^ inrr nninr nin* 9 uuc i rmuc nll?\ a ED TIME ONLY # ooms Onions 0 i-BB 799 1770 J > am whips The loug Allison gc V- JLJZi p| ? Late in the game against The Citadal, USC freshman Thomas Gamecocks take g By RICHARD BREEN Senior reporter USC's soccer team faces arch-rival Clemson in a key Southern Regional matchup at The Graveyard r 1 ^ _ ounuay ai z p.m. The Gamecocks, No. 5 in the nation and No. 1 in the South, come into the game with an 11-2 record and fresh from a 4-0 beating of The Citadel Wednesday. The Tigers are 8-2-2 and looking to improve their No. 19 national ranking and their fourth place standing in the south. Clemson won last year's regular season meeting at Clemson 3-1, but the Gamecocks beat the Tigers in the NCAA Southern regional championship with a 1-0 shootout victory, also at Clemson. USC head coach Mark Berson looks forward to this season's matchup. "The came is one of the hiohliohtc of hnth nur seasons. The key to the game will be a matter of eliminating our own errors and capitalizing on theirs," Berson said. Come a yearb Garnet & Blac This 1 I Pick up your y Russell Hous Bring your ? J student ID ^ y //j <f?\ ./X ( Citadel 4-0, itQ hat trirlr *?Mfe ^ |Hr*npn> mbbmux I * P J^vVlB i KKS US ' t > DAVID CRUZfThe Gamecock Tomlinson gets tripped by a defender. in rival Clemson Clemson features the scoring power of senior forwards Gary Conner and Eric Eichmann, who scored two goals each in the Tigers' win over Wofford Wednesday. The Gamecocks counter with junior forward Doug Allison and senior forward Dan Ratcliff, who arc Carolina's first- and second-leading all-time scorers. The only injury problem the Gamecocks may face is in the form of junior forward Scott Cook's hyperextended right knee, which occured in the Citadel game. Cook, however, appeared to be walking comfortably after the game. "I think a bright spot is that people are healthy for really the first time all year," Berson said. "Having the game at our place is also a big advantage. 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