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igh the job market has been for .. Career managemem
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fever, there exists an industry trends, and obtain the n
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Business of sports accounts for 11C3^ ***" 18 um,uS" cu
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each year there, said Sports Care*
it 4.5 million people currently Jay Abraham, wh^e per
some aspect of the sports in- Ef expenence featuri
As the industry continues to Phoenix Suns, Nike anc
> does tile employment prospects just have to know the bei
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rams 10 years ago. veterans and upcoming t
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tfession or single industry," ^ Careers has helpe
1 Pilson, former president of i? sophistication of the
rts. "We need skills, not ath- ?y wortring with develop
ports junkies. We need peo- Sports Careers can help at
can write, people with a fi- teJntlon ?f the Pe > who
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The Gamecock Monday, Soptombor 12,~1
Larusson scores two
on MICHAEL BAUER Staff Writer j
Fresh off a 2-1 victory ever second ranked Rutthin
the sports ggrg, the South Carolina Gamecock soccer team looked
ig prepara- to extend the momentum against Furman. Needless
t e rts con *? sa^' ^om^na^e^ Paladins from start to V J
xlfbr individ finish as freshman midfielder Kristinn Larusson *'
lustrv nrofes- scored two goals to propel the tenth-ranked Game- ? ^
don La dust ry oJGks to a 4-1 victory in its home opener at the Grave- mm
leans to mar- yard yesterday. /.
Larusson scored his first goal 2:12 into the first
_J: l. J - *-ii JI? ?ii ? ! % ..smalm
eauiiig career was luiiuweu ay All-American tjnns JP aK- UAm ^SSi
he sports in- laris with a left-footed shot that nestled into the right Hlgf
x, AH., helps corner of the goal which gave the Gamecocks a 2-0
nfernces, net- "Ever since the first game, we've been improv- t|
e bank and a ing," Faklaris said, "If we continue doing that game 1
jgram. by game, then we will be a better soccer team."
Drtumtiesout Forty four seconds later, junior midfielder Sig- ^ J
jrs Fresiden mar Scheving contributed to the cause to build the |H| JjI
lead to 3-0 at halftime. ! ? Mfffnl
J pepsi "You USC's defense was equally impressive as they
it ways to get limited Furman to one shot on goal in the first half. JjSC j
*h networking Midway through the second half, the Gamecocks jp" JSmd
ustry profes- struck again as Larusson scored his second goal of ji
ring contacts." the game; however, the Paladins were able to avoid
nductingits the shutout, scoring with 16:25 remaining to net the JL* H
diami Beach final score at 4-1. ?|
11 bring exec- The Gamecocks will next face Brown Universi- >rts
franchis- ty in the fourth annual Umbro Kickoff Classic to be
^ j 01^>an*za~ held at the Graveyard on September 18. Game time
ed, the 1995 jg gcheduled for 2:00 p.m. J?ff Wilson dribbles aw
and top offi3ter
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1 the rat race Tennis player Maxi Jamenez played his first tour- row on? ^?m someonei
le sea of ap- nament in Argentina when he was only twelve years ue ? ayi?f.'.
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old. Originally from Venezuela, Maxi came to the Unitr 0 ., A ,,, (
ed States when he started his freshman year at Fredreach
their handom at Tennessee. in the NCAA, but hie go
"I came to USC sophomore year because I wanted to ?j need to improve on
ppened, and attend a bi8 school>and 1 heard Eric sydon *** a Sood said. "I practice tennis 1
sd with this, tennis program," Mali said. and five hours a day dui
application. He also plans to turn pro after he graduates and has Maxi also plays bas
ng resumes, already acquired points needed to qualify in the pro- ment. He enjoys buying
rtract Hie at- fessional tournaments. relax. Maxi sometimes
has a myri- Maxi's proudest tennis moment was making the fi- due to the endless hours
* found nals in the *89 Brazilian Open. Although he lost in straight tions and improvements
I ?[ haven sets, it was quite an accomplishment to make it to the "My advise for playei
a plan of at& finals considering he was an unseeded player. During up because I feel it will t
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