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the USC Alcohol & Drug Education Program
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(JSC Briefs
■ Football team continues to
gain respect
The Football Writers Association of
America have ranked No. 17 in its
preseason poll. The poll ranks Florida
first, with USC opponents Tennessee
(No. 8), Clemson (No. 12), Georgia
(No. 23) and Mississippi State (No. 24)
appearing also.
■ Alumni invited to eat with Holtz
USC alumni are invited to have
dinner with Carolina head football
coach Lou Holtz Aug. 23 in the Zone
at Williams-Brice Stadium.
The popular annual event will be
from 6-8 p.m. and costs $25 for
Carolina Alumni Association members.
Each member is limited to two tickets,
with a limited number available. Holtz
will discuss his plans for the upcoming
football season.
Aug. 15 is the deadline to purchase
tickets. Early registration is encouraged.
To reserve tickets, members of the
Alumni Association should call 803
777-4111 or send a check to the
Carolina Alumni Association, 1731
College St., Columbia, S.C., 29208.
■ Former assistant hired at
Columbia College
Columbia College Director of
Athletics Karen Donald Tanner
announced Wednesday the hiring of
Brandi Laval as the Assistant Athletics
Director/Director of Summer Swim.
Laval will assist Tanner in all
athletic department functions and will
also direct Columbia College’s fund
raising efforts, work with compliance
issues and provide
academic
enrichment. Laval
will also manage the
College’s aquatics.
Laval graduated
from USC in May
with a master’s in
education and also T
received her LAVAL
bachelor’s degree
in sport administration from USC. For
the past five years, Laval worked as an
administrative assistant for the
Gamecock baseball staff where she
handled daily operations and assisted
with the summer baseball camps.
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