Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PRODUCT French's Mustard - 9 oz. Kraft Macaroni - 7% oz. Crystal Sugar - 32 oz. Cambell's Vegetable Beef Soup - 10 oz. Dial Soup - 3.5 oz. Anacin - 12 tablets Bounty Paper Towels 11 x 11 Dreher Cooked Ham - 5-oz Kellogg's Frosted Flakes Med scho From Page 1. kids with a lot to do. Those kids have learned a lot that they've never had an opportunity to learn before. "If we've done that with a small budget," . Bagwell con tinued, "Imagine what we can do with our increased funds." WHAP has been working on a budget of some $20,000 received from various contributors. Dean for Student Activities, Robert Alexander, originally secured the use of Booker T. Washington for WHAP's use. Some two large classrooms, four small rooms and one large storage room are currently being used. Construction work began Wednesday, causing disruption of WHAP's facilities and signaling to the group it would be moved out of Booker T. Washington. The group's workers had believed construction would not begin until June 1 and had hoped to change the University's plans prior to that time. And so, when work was initiated Wednesday, WHAP's members realized they had lost more than a month in which to attempt to get the medical school housed elsewhere. "We were told they wouldn't begin rennovation until June 1," BABA RI authc BE HE! Ram Dass, formerly]I share his experiences ol from his days as LSD Leary to his travels enlightenment. Dreher HIGh Food ral USC Winn Dixie Convenience Five Points Store .30 .29 .39 .34 1.55 1.09 .35 .31 .29 .22 .39 .71 .57 .97 --- .77 .63 01 work th Wallace said, "but I went down there today and they were knocking things down." Wallace said Charles Boswell, Director of Space Utilization and classroom scheduling had told him the June 1 date. But Boswell said he believed he had said the group could use Booker T. Washington until construction began, but that no date was given. Boswell said Booker T. Washington was the only place the University could find to house the Medical school for the next few years. Bagwell disagrees, Paying that there are several places the medical school could be placed, but Booker T. Washington is the Plastic Arts group to meet The USC Plastic Arts Society, a group concerned with far more areas of artistic design than its name might indicate, will hold a meetint tonight at 8 p.m. in Sloan College Room 203. Among activities of the meeting, people will be allowed to apply for art scholarships. Interested students, faculty or staff may attend. EM DASS rof 2E NOW 3r. Richard Alpert, will the spiritual journey - pioneer with Timothy to India in search of School Gym dwisson tes chart Piggly Wiggly Majik I Rosewood Dr. Rosew .29 .49 .39 .45 .99 1.09 .32 .40 .20 .37 .39 .97 -- .65 .85 reatens pr only place where WHAP could be located. Although WHAP realized it had no claims on the school, Wallace said, he hoped the University would realize what WHAP offers the community and the Caps Dii Th Rib Eye French F Lettuce i Iced Tea darket Young's 7 to 11 )od Dr. Devine St. (8 oz.) .48 (8 oz.) 1.65 .38 .39 .78 Dject University and reconsider. A more detailed plan of the future of Booker T. Washington should be ready by sometime next week, said Sig Huitt, of USC's information services. tone Cafe iner Spec ursday, April Broiled To Order Steak on Toast Po served with :ries a Tomato - Dill Pici or Punch or Coffe $1.90 UNIVERSITy DINING SERVICEg Profits marginal at store From Page 1 light items on campus at odd hours, Huitt said. The store is operated through the University Dining Services by ARA, a national chain which runs cafeterias and food stores around colleges. ARA operates all campus cafeterias and 'the convenience store through an annual contract with the University. The exact per centage of the store's profits which the University receives and the total profits of the store were not available because Harold Brunton, vice-president of business affairs, was out of town. However, Huitt said the con venience store has been a very marginal money-making operation according to records of the past 15 months, especially when selling milk and bread. "The store doesn't have the more profitable items such as beer and wine," he said. Prices at the store, which serves about 600 customers each day, are set according to a standard system of ARA, Winn said. "I'm just the guy with the pencil." teria Ial 24 ints kie