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13 R. Vance Butts Gamecock Staff Writer Dluring the summer, when moq classroomns and Columbia. a sma ministration -- a change that might I may have an effect on one of the old dining. In late July the University Food from the control of the Office of D)epartment of Student Affairs. Ther Services Reorganization Committee mittee would be able to make th responsive to student needs and desi into three subcommitteess, one to st study other campus dining facilities a students. The Russell House Committee, I Robert Todd, has already implemeni USC student drowns at Saluda rapids ' USC student drowned at the Sialuda River rapids near Columbia Monday afternoon. William J. Phillips, a junior from Charleston, was swimming across the river with a companion, Robert Burton, when Phillips disap peared, according to Lexington County Assistant Harvey J. Harmon. Phillip's body was found Tuesday afternoon. Harmon said the river looked calm but has rocks, currents and holes below the surface. Phillips may have fallen into a deep hole, he said. One or two persons have drowned in the area this year, Harmon added. 541 Sammcock The GAMECOCK is ,the student newspaper of the University of South Carolina and is published twice weekly, on Mondays and Thursdays, during the fall and spring semester and once a week during the summer by the USC Board of Publications and Com. munications. The University of South Carolina is an equal opportunity institution. Change of address forms, subscription requests and other correspondence should be sent to The GAMECOCK, Drawer A, USC, Columbia 29206. Sub scription rates are 53 per semester and 52 for the summer sessions. Second class postage paid at Columbia, S.C. Beautifully crafted gold star on a ''little nothing" neckchain - All in finest gold --to give you that rich-girl look. Wear it with basics, casuals, everything. Give it as a special tribute, in a handsome presentation box. 510.00. 20 per cent discount with USC I.D. rwo 5,es oServe* Youj 'n IXONNTOWN Celumbo 161 1 M.AN ST.-1437 M)N ST. Eevamp food se floor snackbar ha t students had abandoned both clientele of the ( 11 change took place in the ad- tercom from the iave gone undetected, but one that Todd outlined fi est known student gripes: campus Russell House. I food services at Service Committee was removed "We'll continue t< )perations and placed under the weather gets bad e the committee became The Food While Todd's . It was hoped that the new com- planned another e Carolina Food Services more designed to gau res. The -committee was divided President Steve I udy the Russell House, another to the fall semester I nd a third headed and composed of to have "...a div4 Hill said a sepa ieaded by Student Union official the committee fe ed several of its ideas: the second finding may be su Try to get" the hi Face it.. .you've always wanted to fly! Most of us re member that feeling..,.and for a lot of us it never went away. If you're one of those, Air Force ROTC can get you wing ing. Our Flight Instruction Pro gram (FIP) is designed to teach you the basics of flight. We don't do it with a hang Cont< Depa F linn Univ. Colun Put ft allB tOm rvices s reorganized; breakfast is being serv ;olden Spur will soon be able to ord snack bar. irther services soon to be offered in t] le said organizations would also be a their meetings when they reserve a have the cookouts and the bands on t l." ,ommittee has already had one n for Wednesday of this week, the 'ov4 :,e student desires and response, I lill, has not met. Hill said he had war iad but before organizing his commi arse group of students." rate SGA survey of student desires m: It it was necessary. He added that med up in two to three weeks. * M sc. Th prga is a gliru the Pwhoewns tongouon trat ento oerwopant t Take Sourigh h senoinorya binollege. itisth20 rs8 se ed daily, and the er Pizzas via in le new improved ble to utilize the meeting room. he patio until the eeting and had !rall' committee ieaded by SGA ited to wait until ttee, as he hoped ight be studied if ROBERT TODD the committees' .committee head ** schoarips. 10 *ot t.ultiin hsi l e ire Forcte ROTC also offers to get the hang of Air Force flying. udies, POPEC ROTC