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GAME The Gamecock is published on Thursday during the fall a week during the summer, wi holidays and exam periods. Change of address forms, si mail items should be sent to TI Columbia, S.C., 29208. Subsc and $2 for the summer. The from the student activity fut to a subscription. Offices of 1 318 and 319 in Russell Hot 1400 Green St. Telephones iews, and 777-3888, advertis ,at CoIlUmbig. S.C. Relocatio Across The addition of two major new buildings has operled the possibility for several Cdepartmental moves throughout campus, Harold Brunton, vice president for student affairs, announced. "For about nine months we have considered the possibilities for moves made possible by the vacating Business, Law and Computer Sceience from their old buildings. Brunton said that although it was hoped that most of these moves would be made by fall, he now realized that "this is completely impossible. As a result, we will get to each move as quickly as we can.'' Since the Business y CHILLED WINES AVAILABLE OFFER GOOD AUG. 30 THRU SEPT. 3. OPEN LABOR DAY TAX SPANISH SANTGF COCK twice weekly on Monday and and spring semesters and once th the exception of university ibscription requests and other te Gamecock, Drawer A, USC, ription rate is $3 per semester Gamecock received $38,000 d entitling full-time students 'he Gamecock are rooms 317, ise on the university campus, are 777-8178 and 777-4249, ing. postage paid ns Made 6ampus Administration school has moved into its new building, the old BA building will be occupied by Geography, International Studies and Political Science. Air and Naval Sciences will then move out of Barnwell and Hamilton and into space made available in Flinn Hall, formerly occupied by Political Science. Anthropology and Sociology will take over the new space Petigru, which becomes vacant with the occupancy of the new law center, will house the Registrar and Cashier's offices, moving from the Administration building, and Housing and Residence Life offices, moving from the Pendleton Building. MORGo WI 3407 FOREST - NEXT TO SAL COMPLE7 WIN ITALIAN LA 1.99 INCLUDED WHEN--- In dou WHEN--- In dor WHEN--- In do 11A Come to MORG/ wines in our s Pedesti Closes The bridge itself will be only about six feet above the ground and Pickens St. will be rebuilt to go underneath the structure, he said. "To .keep some form of continuity in the bridge," Brun ton said, "it will extend about halfway to the back of McKissick Library rather than dropping off sharply at LeConte. This is the reason some trees have been cut in back of the library." Brunton said that some of the problems involved included the Boolms-Clot NE )RIVE ACROSS FROM RI EM CARPET PHON E LINE OF WINES AND E S MABR USCO TAX INC t about what kinds of wines t< bt about how to serve wine ibt about how to pronounce thi NELLI'S and get a 30-second are. The nnlv tape sustem of it5 -ian Bridge Pickens S fact that while the University is a responsible for building the I bridge's approaches, the Ilghway Department is in charge of the ac tual bridge building. "Once the bridge is there, Pickens will have to be closed for the street excava tion," he said, "And after that, there is still some reworking to be done in the area back of McKissick." Plans now call for extensive drainage work to be done in that Gzr-f .xl .A.tE 3aes - Meacfges 2009 GREEN L I'S HOP CHLAND MALL E 787-5651 LIQUORS ALE J4 49 LUDED VIN ROSE VIN ROUGE VIN BLANC ) serve with foods a name of a wine description of the k ind in Columbia Work , treet rea as well as changing the foot aths and installing new lighting. Construction has also begun on a new married students' com plex back of Bates House and Bates West. A $2.75 million pro ject, Brunton said it is the only housing the University has built for married students and that it should be completed in 1974. ~rncative r-rarts ST. COLU.ABA. S.C WELCOME BACK STUDENTS AND PROFESSORS )HN MORGANELLI OWNER--MANAGER S.1.29 TAX INCLUDED