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North Carolina fans could almost look
back on the year past and say it was the
best of all years. Almost. There was the
almost undefeated football team, which
lost big at Oklahoma but finished in the
Top 10, winning the Bluebonnet Bowl.
The basketball team almost won the
national championship, losing to Indiana
--aiier ueaung Virginia in inje semmnais
ana sening on a roniCKing ceieoration.
The baseball team almost made u for
an up-and-down year, almost winning
the ACC tournament. One Tar Heel did
win a national title swimmer Sue
Walsh took first in the 100 freestyle at
the U.S. Indoor Championships. The
women's swimming team won the ACC
and finished third in the nation. Nancy
Radford went to the nationals in wo
men's cross-country and the women's
soccer team went to the first-ever na
tional tournament. The UNC men's
golf team, behind individual champion
John Spelman, upset perennial team
champion Wake Forest in the tourna
ment to take ACC honors. Now, with
tha yccr almost over, tha lacrosse
team might turn out to be the most
successful of them all. They're
undefeated and ranked second in" the
nation.
Meanwhile, downtown was
almost painted completely Carolina
Blue as city police ignored the old
ordinance and allowed students to
,; cut loose :'ortPrapklirtreet..;as' the
Tar Heels made it to the finals of the
NCAA basketball championship.
.Former presidential candidate
John Anderson won the mock na
tional election held on campus over
Jimmy Carter and Reagan in Oc
tober. UNC did not not lack other special
speakers and guests and almost had
enough of them hear to discuss
every kind of problem in the world.
Betty Friedan, Phyllis Schlafly,
Jesse Jackson, G, Gordon Liddy,
and political activist Stokely
Carmichael also offered their
opinions on the world, the nation
and UNC.
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