The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 15, 1973, Page Page 2, Image 2
Student s
cause of
Heavy damage to University and
personal property was caused this
weekend after the record-breaking
snowfall-when students engaged in
snowball fights.
More than fifty windows were
broken on campus during the
weekend, mainly at the University
Terrace area, a University
Maintenance employe said. He
estimated damages as being
between $600-700.
Photos on this page
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Thomas A. Price,
Gamecock
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Students lined both sides of
Green Street and pelted cars with
snowballs causing damage to them
and other personal property, ac
cording to the campus police. One
car, swerving to avoid snowballs,
collided with another one and
several car windows were broken.
Fistfights between students and
motorists occurred and one
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