The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 26, 1972, Page Page 2, Image 2
Students
This list shows what kinds of tale
for next semester. There are no big
tee budget is not geared to big-tim
drawn up a list of performers that i
Circle any of the following names
Auditorium. Please drop your pol
Capstone, Columbia Hall, South To
House. Thank you.
1. New Riders of the Purple Sage
2. Hot Tuna
3. Weather Report
4. Its A Beautiful Day
5. Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
6. America
7. Malo
8. Arlo Guthrie
9. J. Geils Band
10. Kenny Loggins and Jim Messina
11. John Denver
12. John McLaughlin & Mahavishnu
Orchestra
13. Jimmy Spherris
14. Funkadelics
15. Barnstorm with Joe Walsh
16. Wishbone Ash
17. Shawn Phillips
18. Tom Rush
19. Argent
20. Buddy Miles Express
Concerts
(Continued from page 1)
The council, however, was not
aware that the survey had been
published. When they became
aware, the contracts had been
signed and it was too late to recon
sider.
According to ticket stubs that
indicate whether a student or
general public buys the ticket,
Ness said never more than 2,000
university students have attended
any coliseum concert.
Ness said that he gave this
figure to the executive council
this summer. However having an
advisory role on the committee,
Ness said he was rot able to press
these statistics.
The facts that remain are that
a big name band is coming to the
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nt the concert committee is planning
names on the list because the commit
e promotion. Consequently, we have
ire compatable with our budget.
that you wish us to bring to Township
1 by the information desk at Baker,
wer, South Building, Sims or Russell
-Concert Committee
21. Flash
22. ZZ Tops
23. Crazy Horse
24. John Baldry
25. Bobby Whitlock
26. Osibisa
27. Seals and Croft
28. Quicksilver
29. Savoy Brown
30. Fleetwood Mac
31. Captain Beyond
32. Raspberries
33. Blue Oyster Cult
34. Leo Kottke
35. Herbie Mann
36. Climax Blues Band
37. Barclay James Harvest
38. Wilderness Road
39. Five Man Electrical Band
40. Lester Flatt & Nashville Grass
in the red
coliseum Nov. 1 and no one in the
University Union or the concert
committee thinks that it will be a
financial success.
Also, out of the $17,000 that was
allocated to the concert commit
tee, half is spent and the Beach
Boy concert loss is still hanging
over their heads.
Several solutions are in the
works, and have been for some
time. Plans include building an
auditorium into the new Russell
House extension but these plans
are not finalized.
The most immediate solution is
the decision by the concert com
mittee to hold no more concerts
in a facility such as the coliseum
that is neither capable of filling
or of making a profit from.
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GREATER C
Street sa
Pedestrian safety on both Green Stri
Street was the Student Senate's main
sion Wednesday night.
Sen. Mike Michaelski introduced a
ing for the construction of speed bum
walks on Green Street in front of Rus
at the intersection of Pickens and
resolution called the speed bumps a si
pensive method of providing grea
pedestrians.
Because of questions on cost, bike
struction time the resolution was sen
for further study.
The idea was inspired by a near acc
ski had with a car as he crossed the
crosswalk.
The Committee for off campus si
released a progress report on its p:
bulletin boards installed at conspicuot
dent parking lots for purpose of infoi
Resto ratior
Starts on F
Plans for renovation of the Hor
seshoe has begun with a $2.8 millon
budget.
According to Harold Brunton,
vice-president for business affairs,
all buildings constructed prior to
1860 will be up for restoration pro
cesses.
The restoration will be centered
around three main areas, modifica
tion of interiors of the buildings;
improving things such as plumbing,
air conditioning and electricity; and
restoration of the external parts of
the building. This last area also
includes landscaping and will be the
most visible changes, Brunton said.
An architect visited campus last
Thursday and others will be invited
to inspect the situation and discuss
ideas, Brunton said. The man who
was here Thursday, Mr. Robert
Dean, has worked on colonial Wil
liamsburg and the Furman campus.
We especially want architects with
experience in restoration, he added.
Brunton said a complete effort
would be made to preserve the his
torial aspects of the Horseshoe. We
want to restore to the general
appearance of 1800-60, but a lot of
modification was done during those
years so we need to discuss things
such as restoring to the original
brick of 1800 or to the stucco put
in latter, he said.
Since the presence of the
automobile is incompatible with
that time period, the possibility of
closing the area to traffic has been
discussed, Brunton said.
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0 MILLWOOD AVENUE,
OLUMBIA NEW CAR Di
tfety senE
-et and Pickens of student govet
topic of discus- Sen. Allen La
stated many off
resolution ask- Russell House e
ps at the cross- dent governme
sell House and pointed out the
College. The students as an
mple and inex- of them are.
ter safety for The commit
received cost es1
lanes and con- $75 to $300.
t to committee In other busin(
ment of Jenny
ident Michael- in the Women's
Green Street President of tl
ten newly electe
tudent affairs to introduce hin
roject to have Mike Michaelsk
is points in stu- stated that those
ming students as Sen. Mike.
1 planning
Iorseshoe
But, he said, these buildings must
continue to serve a purpose. We do
not intend for them to become
museums. Right now, we will prob
ably keep them for dorms. Other
suggestions for their use, however,
have included making them into a
small college within the university,
as area for graduate students, and
institutes and research bureaus.
The long-range use of the Hor
seshoe must be decided before any
definite action can be taken, Brun
ton said, and, I hope, that Dr. Jones
and the univiersity will decide on
this within the next few months. We
hope some tangible work will be
started within the year.
BC
The Continentals of Cha
tion at the University Union H
National Guard Armory.
The free dance is sponsored by
events committees and is open
p.m.
Beer will be sold and the Grea
be named at the ball. Entries for t
by Oct. 27 and will be judged o:
Prize is $25.
Transportation will be provide
Armory every half hour.
FAIlT!
COLUMBIA, S.C.
EALERS ASSOCIATION
ate topic
nment activities.
,vhead, chairman of the committee,
campus students don't go through
very day so they often don't see stu
nt announcements. The senator
poor election turnout of off campus
example of how uninformed many
tee, according to Lawhead, has
:imates for the project ranging from
%ss the Senate approved the appoint
rucker to fill a vacant Senate seat
Quadrangle.
e Senate, Tim McConnell, swore in
d senators and then called on each
iself. As McConnell stumbled over
i's last name, the senator rose and
present could address him simply
Student 'reps'
Chosen Monday
For legislature
Delegates to the fall session of the
South Carolina State Student Legis
lature will be chosen in a meeting
to be held Monday, Oct.30 in Russe!l
House.
Co-Chairman John Blackshire
said "All interested persons are
invited to attend and if you would
like to be a delegate bring your
legislation... The legislature
meets twice a year to present stu
dent views on county, state and
national issues to both the public
and state officials.
The legislature will meet from
Nov. 14 through the 17 in Columbia.
At the last meeting a constitution
was passed and officers were
elected. Jay Hodge will serve as co
chairman with Blackshire for 1971
73. Eelcted to the executive commit
tee were Henry Tecklenbung,
Sapp Fundanburk and Glen McCas
kill.
rlotte will be the featured attrac
alloween Dance Oct. 27, at the
the married students and special
to couples only and begins at 8
it Pumpkin contest winners will
be Great Pumkin must submitted
i1 neatness and originality. Top
d from the Russell House to the
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