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Vice President - National Association of Black Journalists • Increased organization membership by 15%. • Worked with 12 community professionals to create a career mentoring program. • Executed the design of the chapter’s website. • Coordinated trip to the national conference in Atlanta. 2. Describing class projects that relate to the job you are seeking. Marketing Consultant - Class project for Fidelity Investments • Created awareness campaign among college students based on primary research. • Recommended effective marketing strategies to client. • Wrote and presented marketing plan. Email us at-*career@sc.edu for additional help with your resume. USC Career Center • H. William Close (BA) Building, 6th floor • www.sc.edu/career BRIEFLY Curtis named SEC Player of the Week The SEC named USC sopho more shortstop Amber Curtis this week’s softball Player of the Week. Curtis led the Lady Gamecocks to a 4-1 record last week by going 9-for-16 (.562) with a home run, three doubles and four walks. By scoring sev en and driving in four, Curtis accounted for 11 USC runs this past week. In the three-game series against Mississippi State over the weekend, the Tucson, Ariz. native went 5-for-ll (.455) with four runs, three RBIs and two doubles. Curtis is hitting .287 on the year, and she has started all 29 games for USC. She also leads USC with five home runs this year and is sec ond on the team in on-base per centage (.619). USC divers qualify for championships USC divers competed at the NCAA Zones Competition last weekend, with four divers earn ing a chance to compete at the NCAA Championships. Senior Brandon Hulko, sophomore Holly Hodges and freshmen Allison Brennan and Tracey Richardson will com pete in the NCAA Championships in the next two weeks. “I’m very excited about what happened this weekend with our divers,” USC head diving coach Todd Sherritt said. “We had a lot of compliments for our team, especially with our fresh men divers competing as well as they did. In terms of fresh men making the NCAA Championships, it is very hard to make it, but we did a great job.” Competing on the three-me ter springboard, Hulko placed fourth at the Zones Competition with a score of 540.85. On the women’s side, Hodges followed up her success at the SEC Championships with a cxna finioVi nn fVio nrio. meter springboard. She fin ished with a score of 295.00. The NCAA Championships for the women’s squad begins Thursday in Austin,Texas. The men will compete March 28-30 in Athens, Ga. Foy CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9 And in case you wanted more ammo against Kramer, he de vised that brilliant BCS scoring system. That’s right, the same one that sent Florida State to the national championship last year over a team (Miami) that had the same record and a victory over the Seminoles. The bottom line: Kramer’s ab sence shouldn’t be missed. Baseball CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9 of most of the SEC’s offensive sta tistical categories. Yaron Peters will continue his breakout senior season. He leads USC in hitting (.432), home runs (9), and RBIs (36). Steve Thomas and Garris Gonce keep on pound ing the ball as well, while senior Trey Dyson has been coming along the last few weeks. “He has worked extremely hard,” Tanner said of Thomas. “He’s worked for this opportuni ty, and he’s making the best of it. He’s doing a super job for us.” Tanner said Dyson “was being too patient at the plate, and we’ve encouraged him to go at it.” Tanner has relied on a strong core of starting pitching, but it is backed up by an even better bullpen. Tony Adler, Chris Hernandez, Aaron Rawl, Steven Bondurant and Matt Campbell all have con tributed quality innings in relief, and Blake Taylor has admirably Men’s golf finishes 13th in invitational The USC men’s golf team shot a three-round score of 878 to finish 13th at the Conrad Rehling Invitational in Tuscaloosa, Ala this past week end. Minnesota led each round of competition and finished on top of the leaderboard with a score of 847. USC’s Brent Delahoussaye struggled in the second round af ter firing a 68 in the first round. On Sunday, however, he fired a one-over-par 72 to finish in a tie for 22nd with a total of 217. Freshman Martin Rominger was second on the team with a score of 219. Rominger steadily improved after each round of competition. He fired a 75. in the first round, a 74 in the second, and then finished with a one under par 70. After posting an 80 in the first round, Johan Kok fired a 69 on Saturday and a 71 on Sunday. His three-day total of 220 placed him in a tie for 36th. Women’s tennis falls short at UK The 22nd-ranked USC women’s tennis team gave 11th ranked Kentucky all it could handle Sunday, but it came up one match short, losing 4-3 in Lexington. With theydefeat, USC falls to 11-3 overall and 4-2 in the SEC. Despite a huge win for USC’s doubles team of Jennifer Radman and Kathy Boyanovich, who defeated the 4th-ranked team of Sarah Witten and Carolina Mayorga 8-5, the Gamecocks lost the dou bles point for just the second time all season. Trailing 1-0, USC took three of the six singles matches and came just one win shy of regis tering the upset win. Katarina Markovski scored an upset win at No. 1 singles for USC, beating 26th-ranked Carolina Mayorga 63,6-2. Radman record ed a big win at No. 2 singles, top pling 41st-ranked Witten in three sets, 7-6,5-7,64. After a USC win at No. 5 sin gles by Jodi Kenoyer, USC had a chance for a come-from-be hind match win at No. 3 singles. But Boyanovich dropped a heartbreaking, three-set match to 97th-ranked Lauren Rookledge 1-6,6-2,6-4. Constant failures at doing the right thing have added up. Maybe we can boast as being one of the nation’s top confer ences when we don’t hold the worst officiating crews. It’s long past time we brought in someone who would do the job right. Maybe someone like Lou Holtz. He’s tough, he’s experi enced, but, perhaps best of all, he’s fair. Foy is a third-year management student. “The key is, you got to put in just as good pitchers when your starters come out. We’re just trying to get quality arms in there.” RAYTANNER use BASEBALL HEAD COACH filled the closer’s role with four saves, placing him among con ference leaders. “I feel very comfortable with our bullpen,” Tanner said. “The key is, you got to put in just as good pitchers when your starters come out. We’re just trying to get quality arms in there.” Tonight’s game at Sarge Frye Field will start at 7 p.m. and will feature a pair of ex-high school teammates on the mound. Hillcrest High graduates Timanus and Campbell will get * the start. Comments on this story?E-mail gamecocksports@hotmail. com St. Thomas More Catholic Center Rev. Tun Lijewski Mass Schedule Sacrament of Penance Chaplin Saturday 4:30 pm Saturday 3:00 pm-4:00pm Sunday 9:00 & 11:00 am, or by appointment Mr. Gaurav Shroff Newman Club Director of Christian Formation Tuesday 7:00 wn _1610 Greene St. 799-5870 (Across from School of Nursing)