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The Daily Gamecock, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2011
University of South Carolina, Office of Student Media
Keywords: USC names two Marshall Candidates; Moore School rearranges leadership; Free hugs tour visits USC; Olympian promotes healthy living; SAGE begins No Shave November; SAGE begins No Shave November; Walmart threatens students, city; Reactions to Walmart protests; US stays true to principles by refusing UNESCO funds; Music Crawl returns; Arts center opens on Main Street; Major Test; improved pass defense faces toughest challenge to date; USC hopeful it can get passing attack going; Antonio Allen expected to play Saturday; Spur linebacker expected to overcome muscle spasm in neck; Alabama, LSU finally meet in hyped conference clash; OTHER GAMES OF THE CENTURY; Notre dame; Michigan; Texas Arkansas; Oklahoma; WHAT WE THINK WILL HAPPEN; Kratch; Khurshudyan; Velasquez; Kentucky, Ole Miss face off looking for first SEC wins; The Gamecock sits down with Arkansas student paper
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The Daily Gamecock, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2011
University of South Carolina, Office of Student Media
Keywords: Carolina to play Missouri in 2012; SEC teams to schedule more conference games; USC to host lavish gala for top donors; Cost for gig hits $116, 000; event kicks off public phase of $1 billion capital campaign; University receives Civil War relics; Missouri addition good move for SEC; Environmental issues affect future; Obama should focus on climate change; Daylight saving time pointless, makes no sense; China’s social standards for education too harsh; Free Times brings local talent to Vista; Strangers Magazine provides outlet for artists; Kratch: Injuries finally catch up to Gamecocks; Razorbacks thrash USC 44-28
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The Daily Gamecock, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2011
University of South Carolina, Office of Student Media
Keywords: USC near bottom of SEC in athletic graduation rates; Vibrant kickoff opens Homecoming; Public university funding set to change; USC selects LGBT coordinator; Public university funding set to change; Accountability-based system proposed; Performance-based funding has flaws; Huntsman most qualified candidate; Allegations not immediate sentence of guilt; Cain innocent; US principles fall short of providing aid to those who truly need help; Thanksgiving Treats; Three fall desserts make for the perfect additions to any Turkey Day meal; Florence feeds the Machine in sophomore album; Girls on the Run’ promotes self-esteem, health; City program; South Carolina to host Texas in NCAA first round; Kickoff time for South Carolina–Clemson not yet known
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The Daily Gamecock, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2011
University of South Carolina, Office of Student Media
Keywords: University suspends two fraternities; Lambda Chi Alpha banned from all USC activities, second fraternity unnamed; Week-long outreach initiative advocates for student veterans; USC crowns Homecoming King, Queen; Students perform in Carolina Coliseum; Canned Creations; Duke Energy VP talks job growth; Gillespy; Museum hosts game panel; Social groups inherently stereotypical; USC smart to embark on capital campaign; New tech makes Highway speed reform a must; Society should hold Paterno to higher bar; USC beauty queen raises awareness; Miss Southern Belle; Duo decks the halls with bongs and holly; Shaw expected to start against UF; Volleyball prepares to take on Arkansas, LSU; USC looks to build on recent win over Alabama
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The Daily Gamecock, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2011
University of South Carolina, Office of Student Media
Keywords: USC quadrupled debt in past decade; Officials say higher burden is manageable ; Sunoco CEO talks success on campus; Elsenhans: Women must take risks; Spurs & Struts Students rock out; Fewer students request tickets to Florida game; Homecoming events successful thus far; Founding ideal becoming extinct; Value of individual lost in modern America; Cain statement ignorant, harms campaign efforts; Candidate attacks Planned Parenthood; ‘Occupy’ protests create nuisance, problems; NOVEMBER’S HOTTEST ALBUM RELEASES; Childish Gambino; Drake; Howie; Snow Patrol; Christmas films ignore Thanksgiving; Taylor Moore; Gamecocks open season against Illini; USC looks to reach NCAAs for first time under Dawn Staley; Women’s soccer to host Texas in first round of NCAAs; Team thankful to receive one more home match
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The Daily Gamecock, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2011
University of South Carolina, Office of Student Media
Keywords: USC receives $11 million in renovation funds; Bachmann visits Cayce; West Columbia stop delayed by protests; Cock ‘N’ Roll; Sequoyah performance vamps up homecoming celebration on Greene Street; Community looks for debt solutions; National forum series weighs options for restoring country’s economy; Student veterans readjust to life on campus; Bachmann deserves respect at speeches; Joe Paterno deserves job termination; Legendary football coach should have acted sooner; Islam still has marginal status in US politics; Rep. Keith Ellison attacked for his faith; GOP candidates continue to embarrass; Rick Perry’s debate gaffe latest; Columbia’s Kickin’ Karaoke; Hell on Wheels’ off to slow start; WEATHERING A STORM USC still aims to win East despite rash of injuries; The Gamecock sits down with Florida student paper; Tom Green; Bulldogs host Tigers in game crucial to Gamecocks’ hopes; Stanford hosts Oregon in Pac-12 showdown; Miles could replace Wilds as starting tailback; After struggling against Arkansas, Gamecocks look to bounce back in pass defense
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The Daily Gamecock, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2011
University of South Carolina, Office of Student Media
Keywords: Simply perfect against the division; USC LAUNCHES $1 BILLION CAMPAIGN; Black tie gala honors university’s top donors; Downtown parade commends veterans, attracts politicians; Republican presidential candidates Bachmann, Perry in attendance; Sustainable Carolina volunteers to clean Rocky Branch Creek; Annual Carolina–Clemson Blood Drive begins; Rival schools compete in donations; Positive weekend for USC shows progress; Brutal interrogation tactics continue; Obama’s approach to torture has not softened; Ending War on Drugs beneficial to US economy; Revenue; Photo ID law discriminates against minorities; Local designers, students, contribute to charity fashion; Clothed in hope; Nothing for Carolina to cry about; Women’s soccer wins; USC dominates inside; USC runs to sixth SEC win; Rush attack lifts Gamecocks over Gators; Jeffery now holds record for receiving yards; Receiver pushes past McKinley for record
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The Daily Gamecock, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2011
University of South Carolina, Office of Student Media
Keywords: Details emerge on capital campaign; USC says funding needed most for faculty; Students present business plans; Cash prizes awarded; Fountain goes blue to eradicate diabetes; Campbell named paper’s next editor; Student’s mural highlights homelessness; Cultures unite on Greene; Blood drive shows best side of rivalry; European crisis deserves attention; Italy’s sovereign debt default could hurt US; Marijuana has appropriate uses; Ron Paul deserves additional media coverage; Music video showdown; Katy Perry, The Black Keys, R.E.M. top list of new online hits; ‘Another Earth’ tells cosmic tale of rediscovery; GAMECOCKS WILL PLAY WAKE FOREST AFTER ALL; Bruner comes off bench, stars for USC; Night start for rivalry
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The Daily Gamecock, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2011
University of South Carolina, Office of Student Media
Keywords: Students march for ‘Occupy’ ; Protesters join Gamecocks in campus rally; Library seeks $15, 000 from class of 2012 for study room technology; Capital Renewal Plan sets $4.2 million for Benson restoration; College of HRSM collects NASCAR gift; $40, 000 scholarship donation honors late Gamecock athlete at SEVT conference; Gamecocks lose on penalty kicks; MARCH OF DIMES WORLD PREMATURITY DAY; Students epitomize spirit of civil protest; Blood donor ban reinforces prejudice; FDA continues policy of deferring gay males; March on Statehouse; Language skills remain vital to world market; Josh Turner plays for 4, 000 at Coliseum; Annual holiday kickoff lights up Vista; Rolling Stone Bar creates vibe in Rosewood; ‘Polaroid Stories’ compensates plot holes with acting; USC golfer Katie Rose Higgins is in for an interesting Saturday; The Gamecock sits down with Citadel student newspaper; Gamecocks get another crack at unorthodox ground attack; USC hopes to find stride in air — finally; Georgia a win away from Eastern Division title; Oklahoma heads to Baylor looking to keep rejuvenated BCS championship hopes alive
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The Daily Gamecock, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2011
University of South Carolina, Office of Student Media
Keywords: ‘THEY DON’T OWN US NOW’; Peer leader program sees record application numbers; Peer leader program sees record application numbers; Dance professor awarded; Carnegie Foundation chooses instructor out of 300 candidates; Biographer’s speech worth attendance; Supercommittee predictably failed; Crime reflects shallow society during holidays; War solutions essential despite political party; NEW FLAVORS COME TO VISTA; Holiday hoopla hits Columbia this week; Christmas film genre needs improvement; Native American Indian heritage celebrated at USC; Carolina’s bowl destination still up in air; Carolina’s bowl destination still up in air; Miles rushes to occasion; Clemson reaches ‘lowest of lows’; Bruce Ellington still unsure of what future will bring; Clowney stars after sitting out; SHAW, CAROLINA GO ALL IN; Black Magic year of 1984 has some company now
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The Daily Gamecock, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2011
University of South Carolina, Office of Student Media
Keywords: Jobs biographer to visit campus; Isaacson talks one-on-one with The Daily Gamecock; Silent night, Rainy night; Columbia gets Red Hot; Transfer applications rise 5 percent at USC; Report card: Offense comes on strong; USC to host ticket forum tonight; Students urged to attend ticket forum; African issues skewed by Western views; Republicans to blame for debt cuts stalemate; GOP failed to fulfill job, compromise; Perspective key to successful finals week; Dynamic Duo; Twin songsters to bring acoustics to Columbia; Strong defensive effort lifts Lady Gamecocks to victory; Freshman Roy comes off bench to provide spark; Campbell, Jeffery injured but should play in bowl