Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Georgia at Clemson Florida at Miami Oklahoma at Oklahoma St. Washington at Arizona St. Illinois at Ohio St. Arizona at UCLA Ga. Tech at Maryland Lady golfers in Memphis From Staff Reports The USC women's golf team posted a final round 316 to put their three-day total at 944 and finish in sixth place in the Memphis Women's Intercollegiate over the weekend. The Lady Gamecocks were led by junior Debbie Eckroth, who fired a final round 73 giving her a three-day total of 227. She tied for sixth place and finished only four shots off the lead. Beninu Eckroth, SCiiiui iiiiUvii Robertson finished in 13th place. She posted scores of 78 77 end 78 for a total of 233. Rachel Bates finished the tournament at 242 and tied for 35th place, while Sofia Pnn TqIIt JL JL Ultl "No female member of my family would be inside a men's locker room regardless of their job description." This a point very well taken on my part. Besides, everyone is talking about women's rights. What about men's rights? What if he doesn't want a female reporter seeing him naked? Or what if the athlete's wife or girlfriend doesn't want another woman seeing his most private body parts whether it be in a professional situation or not? J VZ7I 1^ W% tfMlBI Think ci which One out of sb But you can c to avoid situat For starters, f doors open. V rape is a majc rapes involvir. Then share th of them will t (To help increase av College Footbal Rich David Clemson Georgia Miami FSU Oklahoma Oklahoma Ariz. St. Washington Ohio St. Illinois UCLA Arizona Maryland Ga. Tech i finish sixth tournament Gervas tied for 38 th at 244. Vikki Valentine stood at 162 after the second round but had to _ a Wlllltuaw 11U111 v^uuipciiuuii UlUlIlg third-round action. Furman University took the title as they finished two shots ahead of Duke. Rounding out the top five were Alabama, Memphis State and Texas A & M. Kelli Kifer of Texas A & M captured medalist honors after posting rounds of 73,72 and 78 for a total oi The Lady Gamecocks will take a month off before returning to action November 2-4 at the Tiger Tide Intercollegiate in Destin, Fla. ntinued from page 8 Perhaps an easy solution to the whole situation would be to develop separate interview areas for the press (both male and female) and have the athletes and the reporters conduct the interview there. This would be a much more neutral situation and would also allow the athlete a "cooling down" period before facing the reporter. At least if women reporters are going to be allowed in the locker rooms, then they should be ready to face up to and live with the comments. I?;l of the sixv osesttoyo Now guess one will b( this year. : college women will be sexually assau hange the odds of it happening. Simpl; innc that Imvp von or vour friends viil oilow security measures. Don t prop re /alk with a friend after dark. 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ROOMMATES | (circle one) HOUSING-RENT HOUSING-SALE ilted this year. I f by trying nerable. J ssidence hall I ware that date many of these j . mavbe none I I / I I IC Fraternity Council.) i 11 I 11 I 11 I I I __ The Gamecock Athle USC tennis player Dirk Hahne Week. Hahneiser compiled three victori of North Carolina Invitational Tenn The USC junior received a by uiav^ci <11 IU weni uii isj ueai ^.ain move into the quarterfinals. On Saturday, Hahneiser had vie 6-0) and Joe Frierson (2-6, 6-1, 6-3 Hahneiser won the first set agai the final 1-6, 64, 6-4. The Munster, West Germany nt last season and saw limited action 1 "He was 5-1 Oast season) agai USC tennis coach Kent DeMars sa well. USC footbal in anti-drug From Staff Reports USC runningback Ken Watson be on the program for a "Just Sa Elementary School today. The program will be conducted held at the school's auditorium at 1 Both players are scheduled to sp< In addition to the presentation, some rap music. The public is invited to attend. Athletic facility for USC is beit By The Associated Press South Carolina is still talking about expansion, but now the subject is facilities. University officials interviewed five architectural companies Thursday and will select one to draw a master plan for athletic facilities. Among the priorities are expansion of Williams-Brice Stadium and the construction of a soccer stadium as well as practice facilities for men's and women's basketball. "Basically, we're trying not to get into a situation where we're catching up with people," said Sid Kenyon, director of facility planning. "We want to go ahead and make plans to take us through the next 10 to 15 years and take us to the forefront." Athletic Director King Dixon said the plans have nothing to do with the school becoming the 12th member of the Southeastern Conference. He said a committee was organized more than a year ago to look into facilities planning. Moreover, officials said that,* overall, the school's facilities are equal to or better than most at other schools in the SEC. But Dixon said joining the SEC could speed up the process, particularly the expansion of WilliamsBrice Stadium. The stadium seats ^70 Af\r\ tukioK to tVia 1 nrn-aof / ^,tw, wuivii id uiw iiiui-iaigi/ai on-campus facility in the SEC behind Tennessee, Auburn, Georgia and Louisiana State. "It became obvious once we joined the SEC we needed to expand the stadium," Dixon said. "We don't have enough season tickets to accommodate requests now." Other expansion possibilities include private boxes such as the ones at Clemson and Auburn, a school hall of fame such as the one at Georgia, a permanent souvenir ecock Classifieds 3 Ways To Place A Classified / is form along with your check t< of South Carolina, Columbia, S. ind bring it by the Russell Hoi accepted. /Iastercard or VISA. tion Mail this for ?issues The Ga >old letters PO Box apital letters The Un Ivertisments are free. Columt )le to The Gamecock or brinj SSN: Telephone: Number of lines: HELP WANTED rnPW FOR SALE folr AUTOMOTIVE cXi iwn PERSONALS F0UND (te of the Week iser is The Gamecock Athlete of the es over the weekend in the University lis tournament. e in the first round of the Right B pbell's Dragon Lazarevic 6-4, 7-6 to stories over UNC's Victor Meir (6-1, ) to advance to Sunday's final, nst Duke's Jason Williams but lost in itive transferred from Lander College before breaking his collarbone. not com a ou;fn11\; rrrv\H onmtviti tinn " 1131 ov7iAiv/ UYYiuiij ^wvai wuipvuiJUH, id. "He's obviously coming back very 1 players presentation and offensive tackle Rich Sweet will y No to Drugs" presentation at Irmo for the 4th-6th graders and will be :30 p.m. lak and answer questions. Watson will be doing his version of expansion plan ng considered shop, large meeting rooms equipped for teleconferences and a ticket office. "If we expand and make the place nicer, and at the same time increase revenue, that would be exceptional," Kenyon said Monday. "Private boxes would be one _ way. Being able to use the facility for teleconferences, renting out spaces, the souvenir store ... all of that could bring in money." Dixon would not speculate on how any possible expansion would be funded. But he envisions a posn:uu MUlt JU1III VCULUIC OCIWCCII U1C U1H" versity and the city of Columbia, as well as funding through corporate sponsorship. As for added revenue from the SEC, Dixon said that would not be the motivating factor behind any plans. Had South Carolina been in the SEC last year, it would have received a minimum of $1.2 million from football and basketball television revenues as well as money from six bowl appearances by conference teams. "I think it would reinforce our , plans," Dixon said. "There are obviously some positives in demographics. But we absolutely need to renovate the stadium, not just because of that" Other potential plans for the stadium and surrounding area include either a tunnel or crosswalk that would enable fans to cross from the Fairgrounds to the stadium without stopping traffic on George Rogers Boulevard. Another possi1 bility is to move the football practice field closer to the stadium. As for other facilities, Dixon envisions an 8,000-to-10,000-seat t soccer stadium, an indoor track facility and separate practice facilities for the basketball programs. Work! Id d The Gamecock, P. O. Box C. 29208. use, Rm 323. Cash, Check, m with check or money order to mecock : 85131 liversity of South Carolina >ia, SC 29208 I it by Russell House, Rm 323. Totol cost: TYPING SERVICES MISCELLANEOUS I I I I I I I I I I II I II I 1 I 1 , 1 I 1 1 I ??