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BIKE PATROL continued fi is in progress there will be three offic in the front and two following behi offering security for runners two throi five as they break away from the la group. Grabski said last year wh motorcycles were used for security, i lead runners were irritated by the fun "The main purpose of the uniti to avoid gas fumes riding so close to drivers and to provide protection the lead," said Director of L: Enforcement and Safety Carl Stok Grabski said the patrol will proba start the race after the runners hz already completed about three mi] joining them at the corner of Park ? Gervais streets. The patrol will foil HELP! Friday om page 1 ere the lead runners for the rest of the importan bad marathon. runners \ igh Although the officers are in top rank but rge physical condition, they did have to do "We're some additional training to prepare for of those i en the race. Grabski s the "In addition to the 12 miles a day Well real ies. that we ride on campus, we also practiced makings 3 is the course," Bicycle Patrol Unit James Besic the Willis said. protectio; oA-nr PVinctmQC urn ofor+nr] fhn /ft . ,.v ? ... .dSK v . .? ? n-m M. tMi IMm Jk m i oAvl 25* throughout < store fron Februa 5-14. Phone: 803/ Excludes textbooks and already-discounted items lUi lUgllb CUtCl V1UJU3WUOO, TTt OWUICU tlic UiVJt aw riding portions of the route," Grabski protectioi ;es. said. "We started out doing maybe eight "The < bly miles here and eight miles there and year in op ive slowly built ourselves up until we were job aroun les, maybe riding the whole way a couple Cece i ind times a week." report. ow The en route security is particularly smpuns -m > II our 1 ry wM lEflM | 256-6666 Fax: 803/252-0459 Ph . Offl 1,000,000 BR/ A 4 AAA Ikll SmVfi f rowuaij 9f Jk9?o F it, Grabski said, because the or vill be competing not only for also for prize money. ca : providing the personal security ivomen as they're running," ^ said. "They call it the bubble. re ly be watching the bubble and or sure those women are safe." g les the honor of providing g, n for the marathon runners, w] :le units provide safety and a for our own campus. cu :ampus bicycle police are one ef >eration. They do an excellent gj ,/Mmniia " Qfrvlrno eoirl I LA ^CUlipUO, kJlAJIYCO OCULA. >on Kolnitz contributed to this js re in itfs ar USE Al TRIVIA 1 fl L| a pr I one: 803/777-4160 Fax ilNSSevvcJ"* KS The Qamecock UTURE continued from page 1 1 the freshman level, but as they spent me here students tend to fall in t< itegories," said Wright. "I think relationships are improvinj mpus. I see a lot of student (interracia] lationships that are natural - not stilte* enforced. Things are better now thai /e or ten vears a^o." said Paul Fidle am the department of Student Affairs ho has been at USC since the 1960s Also, some are concerned about thi irrent political climate and the negativi feds it might have on the progress tha is already been made. "We are almost stuck right now, then less emphasis now on helping rac< lations. With government, things car lprove, but it takes commitment, an( 3 going to take time. Our main weapon; e time and education, and our mail lOtBOl -f ?>(U . lifu. ( <411 > 1 ""' 1 ? 'V - . -1 <JU v?4 X/M Wv/i FREE gift with the irchase of three ireeting cards. See store for details. : 803/777-8673 d enemies are ignorance, fear and hatred," "I 0 said Jamel Franklin, a sophomore Liberal is to g Arts major. Wilsc 1 "Right now we are at die point where "I [) a lot of people in power are trying to take diver 1 away the things that have been gained, do mi i This point in history is critical. Some said! r want to move forward and some W i, backward. A balance needs to be found," Wrigl i. Wright said. it is ii e T think things are going to continue actior e to improve because that's what most over t t people want, but there are always going ^ "I to be dissenters - people with an ax to stron s grind," said Fidler. divers e It has also been stressed that blacks impoi l and whites have moved beyond the point "V 1 of simply learning to live together, and right 3 now people need to start understanding world l each other. can cl M /~~ I -at -u_ iHERE^rOU^H/ Goo Goo Dolls AND No Doubt ' VmjJTNAIVL VI oifSPffittc THRIFT! Furniture Clothing ar To Suit All 1 1^1* 3300 Two No 754-20 3 'deration is good but the next step jet rid of some of those stereotypes," in said. 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