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Humanities' Cafe Opens For Summer The outdoor cafe in front of the Humanities Office Building has reopened for the summer with new hours from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. (Monday through Friday). In addition to cokes, tabs, coffee, donuts, danish pastries, and cookies, a variety of sandwiches will be available every day while they last. According to the manager, Claude Tisdale, the cafe will close earlier than 4 p.m. if business falls off. TIIE (A1ECOCK will be acceptirg paid political advertiiirg oir cash in adv a,tic dur"ing the first and si-ec-. sumrer sessinIu'. ZIP KLEEN 1320 Main Street 1 Hour Cleaning 4 Hour Laundry Mon.-Fri. 7:30-6:00 Sat. 7:30-4:00 Lasagne Now Ope Spaghetti Mon .-Fri Veal American Foc Pizzas Sandwiches I' 734 Harden (5 Welcom NEW SF Just In Time Corduroys Pin - Wale Light i Sailor Dungaree * Light weight e Blue Denim $6. Racks of Knit Shi FR4 MOE L 0 Headquarters F Al Britch * Corner Ladvy/ Some hum< by Carl Naylor I ran into a friend of mine the other day as I was coming out the side door of the new B.A. building. Sitting cross-legged on the grass, he was staring up at the building as if spell-bound. "Hey, how's it goin'?" I asked. "Hi, I was just admiring this far out building. It's beautiful." "Beautiful! What the hell have you been smoking?" "No, I'm serious, it makes really nice geometric patterns, and the way the light hits it, and its tex ture, man it's a work of art!" I personally think the B.A. building is a pile of garbage so I decided to argue the point. "But they didn't finish it off," I said. "I know there's a way of covering up those lines where the pre-fab blocks fit together and those holes, some sort of spray-on concrete or something." "It's cheaper not to," my friend said, "besides this way it'll be easy to take apart." "Take apart, why would they want to take it apart," I asked, astonished. "I don't know," he said, shrugging his shoulders. "Maybe they'll want to sell it some day so Frank McGuire can have more. money for his hockey team." "It's basketball," I corrected. "Oh yeah, right." I decided to try a different ap proach. I wanted to convince my friend that the B.A. building wasn't as beautiful as he thought. "What 11:00-2:30 d Open Nightly Mon.-Sat. 5:00-12:00 Carry out orders Points) 779-3093 e Back! IIPMENT For Summer By Neight - 10 Colors Low Rise Jeans * Blue Denim or * Brushed Denim 95 rts $2.99 & $3.99 EVY'S or Most Anything ID es Brew and Assembly St for the blahs about those plastic things that fall out of those holes? That's pretty shoddy if you ask me." I heard they were designed to fall out after a certain length of time," he said, " besides they make neat little things to burn incense in." "What about the inside of the building," I said. "All that wasted space, half the building is con sumed by stairways and elevators, and if there is ever a fire those stairways will be the first places to fill up with smoke, and the air conditioning system doesn't work right, it's always too cold in there and the walls are so rough if you ever got pushed up against one you'd really get hurt ard . .." "Really hurt." my friend said, "those are just a few bugs; they'll be worked out in time. What's really important is its aesthetic value, the patterns it makes, the way the light hits it; but most of all it offers a pretty facade so the University can lure more jocks here, a spacious library so the Freddie Frats have a nice place to sleep during the day, and it gives the Professors cheerful offices to write dreary papers and prepare dull lectures in." Well I couldn't argue with that, could I? After all, he said he was serious. "Listen," I said, "what dc you think about this Gibbes Green thing?" 4tAwArAe CShti CHINA GARDE At Boozer Shopp Our Chefs have been very famous in Ne~ current favorites there. We Serve Beer and Wine Now We Open 7 Days a Week Now ar the Pr ofessiona I SAYS -4'S JUST The The Gamecock is puhished twice rday during the fail and spring sem smmer. with the excepteks of unIa Change of address forms, subs should be sent to The Gamecock, 39206. Subscription rate is $3 per i The Gamecock received $3'oee fI 1973-74. Offices of the -Gamecock Russell House on the university ca are 7774178 and 777-4249,news, au clanse ...ae,d .mI ca.mi.. S. r wan t P a i w+t N RESTAURANT ng Center 798-1708 York City, and we serve some dishes that are WEEKDAYS WEEKEND 10OAM to 10PM 1AM to11 PM rouch... THE C Home of 911 Sumter St. Lo Columbia Mon.-Sat. 11 - 6 253-3625 Joseph Azar Bruce Yeske Phil Couch 0 IESTING THE WATER...." weekly se RMonday and on Thur esters and eice " week during The ersity holidays and exam periods. :ription requests and other mad Driwer A, USC, Columbia, S.C., emester and $2 for the summer. Om the student activity fund for are rooms 317, 318 and 319 in the mpus, 1e Green St. Telephones d 777-3 8, advertising. Second C. Campus Galerier Wednesday, June 5 Last day to add a course or change schedule for first session summer school. Thursday, June 6 Film, "Play It Again Sam," Russell House Theatre, 7 and 9 p.m., $1 admission "Road Apple" Performance, Russell House Golden Spur, 8 p.m. Friday, June 7 Concert with Leon Russell, Carolina Coliseum, 8:30 p.m. Tickets are $6, $5 and $4. Saturday, June 8 Summer school classes meet. University Union sponsored cook out, Woodland Terrace Apart ments, 5 p.m. with Snuffy Jenkins. *YCLIST owned and the Liberia operated" ations 200 Meeting St. West Columbia Mon-Sat. 10- 6 254- 5331 t I Bill Long Stan Maciaszek Dana Baceh