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4 Allen » CONTINUED FROM PAGE 12 Woody Dantzler is at home, pre sumably working on his rendition of “Oh, Canada.” Maybe the CFL won’t be so bad for Woody; Canada’s lax drug laws will prob ably mean more visits from his old Clemson teammates.... With the recent acquisition of Ricky Williams, will the Miami Dolphins still make Hootie cry?... What hap pened to Andruw Jones? Not only is he NOT the next Willie Mays, but he might not even be the next Marquis Grissom.... For those of you dying of suspense, I won the Sports Challenge this year. Stay posted for information of the tick er-tape parade. Allen is a first-year electronic journalism student. Applications are now available for The Gamecock’s summer and fall staffs in Russell House room 333. E-mail gamecockeditor@hotmail. com. i Mathis, Wolff make World Cup The 2002 United States World Cup team was an nounced Tuesday on ESPN SportsCenter, and two former Gamecocks made the final cut. Forwards Clint Mathis and Josh Wolff, who played at USC in the late ‘90s, were both named to the 23-man roster by U.S. head coach Bruce Arena. This is the first World Cup for both Mathis and Wolff. “The opportunity to repre sent your country on the full national team is the ultimate I I BRIEFLY achievement for any players,” USC head coach Mark Berson said. “There is no higher recognition. We, at the University of South Carolina, take pride in the fact that Clint and Josh played here, and we wish them the best in the World Cup. They offer a great example for future play ers to follow.” Mathis currently plays for Major League Soccer’s MetroStars, while Wolff plays for the MLS’s Chicago Fire. The World Cup will be held from May 31 to June 30 in South Korea and Japan. Equestrian places 10th in Florida The USC equestrian team placed 10th in the first Varsity Equestrian Championships, held in Gainesville, Fla, this past weekend. The Hunt Seat team placed eighth with a fourth-place fin ish by junior Lisa Wilson in Level 3 Flat, a fifth-place fin ish by junior Brooke Spitzer in Level 2 Flat, and sixth place finishes by junior Sarah Tomasi and, sopho more Lindsey Wilson in Level 1 Fences and Level 3 Fences. The Western team placed seventh with a fourth-place finish by freshman Kerrie Reeves in Level 2 Horsemanship. “It was a frustrating day for us,” junior Jessica Keels said. “As a whole, we felt we per formed well, but small mistakes kept us from placing higher. ” The overall winner for the ► competition was Texas A&M. How will you be making . a difference today? Lung disease was taking a toll on Mr. Vickers. Fortunately Respiratory Therapist Aaron Roberts treated him and trained him how to prevenl another infection. Consider your opportunity in respiratory care: • There is a national shortage of respiratory therapists. • It s one of the nation s ten fastest growing professions. • For the past 33 years, 100% of MTC graduates have found jobs. • In just two years, you could enjoy this rewarding, well-paying career. For more information on how to begin jbM Al(Cff(9r)Cfe your training in Respiratory Care call ^ ^k MTC at (803) 738-8324. Registration is uJ*GcU going on now and financial aid is available. CjOllG^G FOOTBALL STUDENT T ICKETS GAMES DATE VIRGINIA SEPT. 7 VANDERBILT SEPT 28 KENTUCKY OCT. 12 LSU OCT. 19 * FLORIDA NOV 16 CELMSON NOV. 23 COST TIME 32.00 TBA 30.00 TBA 22.00 TBA 36.00 TBA 22.00 TBA 37.00 TBA Clemson will be by Lottery Procedures will be published in the Fall A limited number of away football tickets will be made available to the University of South Carolina Student Body. The tickets will be limited to one (1) per student. Orders will be taken on April 26, 2002. The price is as listed above, cash only, and all tickets must be paid for on this date. Students must come to the athletic ticket office on Rosewood Drive between 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. to purchase away game tickets. The tickets may be claimed in the fall by coming to the ticket office and presenting a current Fall 2002 full-time ID card. * _2[i --- you are invitea to a special screening ot miiuiHumi ^ & Date: Monday, April 29,2002 Brought Time: 8:00 p.m. ❖ Location: Russell House University Union Theater U S AIR FORCE Student* may pick up passes at the Russell House Information Center, the day of the show. Admission is free! Please arrive early! Seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis with pass holders admitted first.