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Rate incy From Page i Other residents of South Tower agree with Carpenter. "I'm paying for it myself and it kind of hurts," Carol Gutherman said. Gwendolyn James said she believed the increase is ...1ooks bad.# Pincelli unsure of dates 272 0n Vf~11 ID iAe ease drat necessary, but that many students will not like it because money Is so hard to come by for students. Michael J. Miller, an occupant of Snowden said, "Women should be charged twice as much as men because their dormitories are more luxurious. We should have community kitchens in the boys' dorms that don't have them or be able to have our own ap pliances," he said. Richard Krejcl, also a resident of Snowden said, "Conditions are unbearable now. We no longer have maid service like we once had and after paying $150 for my own refrigerator, because the university ran out of the ones they rent, they had the gaul to charge me $12 more just to register it." Three residents on the second floor of Wade Hampton said they could see why the increase is esary, but believe students diould be allowed to use ap pliances. "We should be able to use any appliance that is not hazardous," one of the girls said. From Page 1 Lisa King. But, no charges were filed against King by Frierson. Student government officials say the nature of Frierson allegations concern the late date in which the monies, collected during the project, were distributed to various charities in Columbia. Pincelli said he was uncertain 6-I ROSEWOODI * **Oc vs mixed s, They also suggested the registration of personal refrigerators be abolished. Residents of McBryde Quadrangle are also upset. Maurice Sanders, a fraternity member, said he *ould probably move off campus next semester ...plans to move. about the exact date the monies were distributed, but believes it was around Jan. 23. Pincelli said the funds were distributed late because of the semester break. When asked what he thought about the possibilities of im peachment, Pincelli said, "He ain't got a snowball's chance in hell." )R. J DL Y P R E SE7"1 FRDA AN J E HSBNI rudent ret because of the increase. He said living conditions at McBryde were not very good anyway. Joe Rice said he does not think there should be a straight-acrossthe board increase. "I feel a proportional increase would be better and fairer," he said. Farrell Hembree, an occupant of Bates House, had a similar opinion. "I really don't think they should do that because everything is high enough, students don't have enough money anyway," he said. Joe Swinnie, another resident of Bates House, had an in teresting view of the dormitory increase. "I think it is outrageous. I think that the University makes enough money off parking tickets to offset any increase in housing," he said. "I think it is unreasonable because I think we have to pay enough now," said Diane G fith, a resident of Columbia Hall. "I don't like it, but what can we do about it? Electricity is going up,"' came the reaction from Joe UNIVERSITY UNION TAR 7:30 PM 8:2 Rm. 32 Course is intended to te cards and their use. Sti methods of divination thri 4S iction Plotrowski, and occupant of Tenement 10. Herman Schwalbe, a resident of Woodrow said, "It looks pretty bad. I could find another place cheaper off campus." He also said living conditions were not properly maintained -.e.. FREE UNIVERSITY OT ab PM Thurs. 2 (RH) ach the history of Tarat dents will learn several zogh the use of the cards. esm