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By TY KELLEY
Staff Writer
Columbia Hall residents turned
out in large numbers Thursday
night to discuss with USC admin
istrative officials the pros and cons
of living in the Cliff House next
fall.
The meeting, the first large scale
direct conference between adminis
trative officials and students, was
arranged by Danny E. Baker, presi
dent of Columbia Hall.
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Harold Brunton, vice president
for business affairs, said because
Columbia Hall residents are being
displaced, they a h o u I d get first
hand information about the Cliff
House.
Brunton voiced his regret that
there is no better compromise.
"Basically Cliff House will be a
package deal offering room and
board for $420 per semester. This
is the new approach to dormitory
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The Cliff House will consist of
three towers joined by a common
balcony. One floor in each tower
will house 60. All rooms are for
two. There is a study lounge and
three communal bath facilities on
each floor.
B r u n t o n pointed out toda:'s
trend in dcrmitory living is toward
individuality. "Students don't like
a repetition in room arrangement.
Cliff House will offer for the first
time four different color schemes
and furniture arrangement."
Each room will also have tele
phones, including for long distance
calls, self-controlled heating and
air conditioning u n i t s and day
beds.
According to Brunton, day beds
are similar to those used by many
hotels. "They are a combination
bed and sofa that will be pulled
out of the wall. This is designed
to make the room more useful, and
hopefully cleaner."
Another Cliff House innovation
will be the ground floor arrange
ment. The blue print plans include
a regular dining-cafeter'a area, in
formation desk in the 1 o b b y,
lounges, a mail center, gamerooms,
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ing dry cleaning facilities.
The problem of walking to and
from campus will be eased with
the bus service and the elevated
ramp leading from the Cliff House
complex to the rear of the Under.
graduate library.
The question of adequate protec
tion for parked cars was raised,
as were questions concerning the
noise made by five to seven trains
that pass the area daily.
Brunton said the parking lot will
be fenced off and the University
hopes to make some kind of suit
able arrangements with the South
ern Railroad Co. to relocate the
tracks.
Don Parlemento, campus direc
tor of food service, said, "Cliff
House residents next fall will have
a full board plan, with unlimited
seconds. And the service will be
extended from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m."
le stressed however, that the
"package deal" is for only the
seven day plan, and meals must be
eaten at the Cliff House, except
for lunch. A special card will be
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Groups
Can Apply
For Funds
Applications for appropr:aticn
from the Student Activities Fun,
must be turned in by April I. an
nounced Paul P. Fidler, assis:a,
vice president for student affar
All chartered student organi..
tions are eligible to apply for thes
funds.
Application forms may be picke<
up at room 107 of the Pendletoi
Building.
E a c h organization requestirl
funds must also submit, in additioi
to its proposed budget, a copy o
its budget fr<m the previous ye
and a report indicating the us<
of the previous year's allocation
in relation to this budget.
Hearings will be held, Fidle
said, after April 15, when all ap
plications are filed. The incun
bent president of each organiza
tion shall be required to appen
before the committee to prcsen
the propose budget of the org.
nization.
Fidler stressed that all organ,
zations with charters, regardles
of whether or not they have re
ceived funds in the past, are elig
ble. He said, "I don't want an
organization who doesn't have al
propriations now to feel that the
cannot apply."
Specifically, F i dl e r said, th
funds should be distributed in sue
a way as to maximize the op;poi
tunities for educational actiivt'e
and services provided to the stv
(lent body as a whole.
"Priorities of allocations sioul
be founded on the carrying out c
this philosophy within the contex
of encourag;ng and stimulating at
tivities of student organizations.
The criteria will not be used, h
said, for the purpose of makin
value judgments of specific activ
ties of a group, but rather as
means of evaluating an organiz
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t Women students who have filed
their applications for South Towcr
or Capstone may reserve t h e i r
- rooms for the Fall Semester, today.
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Angel Flight Rush
Deadline April 9
Angel Flight Rush will beg;n
April 21 ,nd all appications must
h he in by April 9. AngA Flight is
an auxil,ry to the Arncld A*r
Society of the Air F<rce ROTC,
and all coeds are encouraged to
app)ly.
To be el:gible, a g:rl must be
f at least a sccond semester fresh-'
t man with a cumulative GPR of 2.5.
Applicants will he chcsen on their
" pois., personality and interest in
e the Air Force. Angel Flight mem
hers usher at AFROTC and Uni
i- versity functions, help -with the
a Blood Drive, and are aiding in the
- establishment of an Angel Flight
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Students
Roommates who wish to continue
to room together must sign up
together today.
April 2 women who wish differ
ent rooms in their same res:dence
halls (Caps.ono cr South Tower
only) may sign up with their room
mates.
Non-residents of C a p s t o n e or
South Tower who are graduate
students cr s2niors (90 hours
earned by the end of Spring Se
mester) may reserve rooms for
Fall Semester, April 10.
Sophomcre non-resients of Cap
stone cr South Tower may s'gn up
fcr rocms on April 11th. Women
must have 30 hours earned by the
end of Spring Semester, and a
cumulative GPR of 2.25 to be elig.
ible to sign up and will receive
rooms in Capstone or South Tower
provided space is available.
An advance room fee of $100.00
must be paid when you sign up for
rooms. Rooms should be reserved
at the housing office 1321 Pendle.
ton Building between the hours of
9 a.m. and noon and 1 p.m. to 4
p.m.
All men students who wish to
reserve their same room spaces
may sign up and pay their advance
fee on April 14-17.
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