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Peptalk Continui The football team has won 70 games since 1978 while losing 54 and tying three. That's a winning percentage of about 55 percent The football team has never won a bowl game. The soccer team has been in the playoffs for the past four years, and made it to the Final Four last season. The football team is 1-1-1 and unranked. The soccer team is 5-1, ranked No. 6 in the nation and No. 1 in the region. The football team gets about 80 percent of the coverage of USC sports. The soccer team gets sports briefs. How would anyone feel if they put in 25-45 hours a week extra for practice and games over and r % ^?81l You won't notice any difference, but your country will. The five minutes you spend registering with Selective Service at the post office won't change you. But it will make a difference to your country. So when you turn 18, register with Selective Service. It's quick. It's easy. And it's the law. Gamecock Advertising 777-4249 I DON' i WILL SHO WEDNESDAY. SEPTI 10:00 am-3:0Qpm RUSSELL HOUSE PA RRIN L0CRTI0 RUSSELL HOUSE BRLLLi SPQIif I WE'RE NO SI CAROLINA PR Plans To Keep Yc Stop By Our Table at the STUDENT ORGANIZATION FAII Wednesday, September 20 10:00 am until 3:00 pm on the RH Pati> McKissick Midday sponsored by Contemporary Sounds Thursday, September 21 at 12:00 pm on the RH Patio IT'S FREEH Special Programs presents Parent's Weekend DESSERT CABARET Friday, September 22 at 7:30 pm in the RH Ballroom CRAZY GAMESHOW: WE CAI Brought to yo Special Prog Tuesday, September 2i in the RH Ballr Admission: $1, Students These activil For more ini from page 9 , .1^! above their school work, won about three-quarters of the games they play, made it to the playoffs every year for the past four years, represented their school tremendously and then got only two inches of copy about winning a tournament, while the football team got a full page about a loss that happened three days ago? Most people would get frustrated and quit. But Berson and the soccer players know what they are competing with. They are going ud against 90-something years of football. They are dealing with huge TV contracts and bowl-game appearences that bring in millions for the school. wus VOLUNTEERS Help us help ) American Red Cross S.C. Regional Blood Service! 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There are a lot of fans, but there aren't many who know the game's rules and strategies. The game will always be the forgotten stepchild in America. The soccer team knows this, but thp.v Invp. (hp. cramp anvurav ~ J .W "UJ . AUVJ all have their reasons for playing, but wanting glory isn't one of them. Football is a good sport, but so is soccer. You can't really compare the two. That would be like comparing the popularity of apples to oranges ? each has its own number of fans that swears theirs is the best C-FM add LLi*.! rou. + Office of Volunte~ers 256-2301 Ireenstreet's! w/Andrew Cash $6 14 >nes $4 )nes $4 ? $14 adv $16 door 3lympia Beer $1 18+ Welcome W/IDnrnnnb t f \dO^ % r m m m i T THE 1989 m [p$?9g ITIONS PERFORMED BV: B :lub ujon do club be announced.... ent Life ber 22 & activities fees. /jr\ le by RH #209. W ^ y cpu-2 I SPORTS BRIEFS ; Lady Gamecocks ! suffer three losses The Lady Gamecock volleyball team suffered three losses in their three matches in the Coors Classic Tournament at Boulder, C.O., this met USC, 5-5, fell to Colorado in three sets 15-8, 15-10, 15-13; Pep- j perdine by a score of 15-4, 15-9, 15-11; and Indiana in four sets < 13-15, 15-8, 15-6, 15-3. , Lady Gamecock senior Stepha- ( nie Pflughaupt was named to the I Coors Classic All-Tournament 8 DON'T CHICKE* OUT. United W^y of the Midlands UN&EI BOOKg JIT RUSSELL HOUSE JOHN WILEY & SONS (j^) Academic Book Fair BONNIE BELL Cosmetic Demonstrations WATCH Th li iiiv f( -a? ljjj| Afte I 1^2! HH S |9HH H isl After they've seen w show them what's going tc The IBM? Personal! serious you are about youi organize notes, revise pap you're eligible, you'll evei So after you've show For more Computer Sei (c< Saturday, IBM and Personal System/2 are registered trademarks of International Busii Team. In USC's three matches, Pflughaupt recorded 25 kills, 27 defensive saves and 19 blocks. After three consecutive weeks of tournament action, the Lady Gamecocks played their first single match of the season when they played host to the Lady Cougars of the College of Charleston Tuesday. Eckroth leads golf team to fifth place The Lady Gamecock golf team finished in fifth place of a field of 1 toomo ii ri tVi o t/"\iiT*n o mnnt tr\tol iu u/aiuo, yyiui a Luuinaiiiviu luiai 3f 926, in the Lady Tar Heel Invitational, held at the A. E. Finley 3olf Course in Chapel Hill, N.C., this past weekend. USC was led by sophomore DeWell HelpWillYxi.' AtltCI iCRII fled Cl (M9 I 41 EXCUSES DONT SAVE UVES BLOOD DOES "The United Way work days a year, not just tl they take up the moi FALL I ISITY TORE SEPTEMBE 9:00 a.nr WNOKBOOM BOX , INC. Ring Ref AUSTIN FOODS 2 for 1 SALE ND OTHER SURPRISES!!!! 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The individual overall winner was Laura D'Alessandro from Wake Forest, who Fired a tourney total of 224. USC will next compete in the Duke Classic in Durham, N.C., Sept. 22-24. ts 365 _ . The United Way Is 16 day The Way Of Love. ney." ^ESTIVAL^& R 25, 26, & 27 i. - 3:00 p.m. ?On 3STENS -\<-i i ro P. Plooninn ;UII o LX vyi^cxiniiy J.J. MACINTYRE BiKe Fashion Show _. DETAILS jjJIm town und, lis. ^*,/tf"/^/' ^j^jj I where you go to class, your parents just how to use, and can help you s, and more. And if T. ounts. rents to Blossom St. 1:00 am