The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, September 04, 1972, FALL ORIENTATION ISSUE, B, Page Page 6-B, Image 20
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l i* iwmtI poo will be the secon0 phase
u .okI 1'y Educ8tton Buildin,
' . r,director; otthe center, said the ar
t' " gre1) ;ort'king orthe plans but the pool should
by I74, Cooper said the pool will be located
behip The, PE genter and may :be occessible from the
Al" ramp 1 s,well ashp rear doors of the men's and women's
dYIcker 'rtgms'
The indoor-facitity *ill be desighed to allow sunbathing,
but pool des0, ar* still tentative. Cooper said it has not
been determined what will be done with the indoor pool on
Sumter Street, but he said that a number of persons have
asked th;at it not be tbrn down.
The pgekwas orignally built in 1937 and was the largest
in 'he Southeast at the time.
The PE center, which *will celebrate its first birthday
next month, was designed to be built in three parts
"primarily because of funds," Cooper said.
'We are just catching up in our facilities," Cooper said,
"and all ready we are finding that we need more space."
Durin'the eight month period between September and
4ril 65,000 persons used the PE center during the free
Iurs of-4 p.m. to 10 p.m. In addition 50,000 pieces of
equipment were checked out--paddle . ball rackets,
liasketbails, weights, etc.
;Additional construction includes lighting for the outdoor
basketball and tennis courts with a possibility of adding
sOveral more tennis courts if feasible.
"We are, trying to see where we can add courts now,"
Cooper said. "You can get on the courts most of the day,
eCcept in the late afternoons, but of course that's the best
Ine to play."
He said most of the facility, including the tennis courts
afd outdoor basketball courts, were experiencing
maximum usage.
Counseling
ffered free
i:ounseling services will be of
f&ed free of charge at the
tliiversity Guidance Center
beginning September 1.
The Guidance Center, located in
the College of Education, provides
gu)dance and counseling to school
c ldren. teenagers and adults
w h personal, social, vocational or
fa ily concerns and problems.
upervised graduate students,
w king toward masters degrees
ins counselor education, will be
available to offer these services to
interested persons.
Further information dnd ap
tments mnay b itsedd,y?ewAas e
e ng 777-4268 or 777-8177.
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"Intramural basketball Is our peak period, but we try
leave at least one court open after 4 p.m. From 8 a.m. uni
4 p.m. classes have the first priority," Cooper said, "b
students can play when a court comes open."
He added that while most costs at the university ai
going up, locker fees by the year will be lower. Last yei
the locker fee, which includes laundered shorts, shit
supporter, socks and towel, was $10 a semester, but th
year the charge will be $18 for the fall and sprir
semesters or $25 for a full year. The single semester fi
will still be $10.
Cooper said 800 persons used the lockers in the fall of la
year and 1200 took advantage of the system in the sprin
Any USC member, faculty or staff may rent a locker.
"A lot of students still don't know this center is fi
everyone," Cooper said. "They think It Is just for F
majors, but it was designed for everyone."
The multi-purpose building includes eight basketbi
courts, a squash court, three handball courts, a room fi
dance, archery, weight lifting, classrooms, enduran<
'est ing, physical training room and locker room.
Sports equipment may be checked out at the equipme
issue window. Users must deposit their ID card and si(
for equipment and return the equipment the same day.
Sports and recreation equipment available at no char5
on loan basis are: badminton, baseball glovc
basketballs, footballs, golf clubs, horseshoes, jump rope
medicine balls, paddleball racquets, tennis racquel
volley balls and weights.
The squash and handball courts can be reserved for of
hour at a time, with reservations beginning on the ha
hour. Monday through Friday. Reservations must be may
he day the court is to be used, except for the first hour
The day, which may be reserved the day before. Pa
icipants are limited to one hour of play per day.
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