Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Yearbook t By ALICE WENNER Gamecock Staff Writer For the past two years the Garnet and Black's magazine style has been an innovation that many schools have cop:ied, but next year's yearbook may prove to be an even greater variation for its readers. Bob Baker, editor-in-chief, said rather than immitating national mAgazines- as the yearbook has done in the past, they will attempt to design their own magazines. "Hopefully in the future, the annual will take on a more periodical type appearance which will come out two or three times a semester. We are -I White water on the Sau Saluda ri Swim at By LAURA L HENDRIX Gamecock Staff Writer As school starts and students begin f ting the rapids of the Saluda River, onc rumors circulate that access to the river fenced off by owners in the area. These have been discounted. "That's ridiculous. This story goes during the months people come down an in river," said John Merthens, dire< Riverbanks Parks Commission. "Th4 never comes up in the winter," he adde park leases land on the river from Carolina Electric and Gas (SCE&G). Merthens said the misunerstanding mi from the park commission's decision to f< the land area of the park. "The park acres of land through which the Saludi just happens to run. There are plans development of picnic areas, a bridge aci river, nature and bicycle trails," said Mei "None of this can be done unless access park area is controlled." From the inception of the park, said M( the plans were to fence off the perimete> park-the land area, not the river area. "The effect it would have on the peopi the river to throw beer cans in is that im~ trespassing on land belonging to SCE& o attempt oii trying to break away from the traditional concept of a yearbook and to meet the needs of our readers," he said. According to Baker, the changing magazine style will enable the yearbook to be more creative and it will serve as a transition into what the yearbook will be like in the future. IN IMITATING magazines we have found that some of our sections overlap, for instance the men's and women's sections. This year's annual will combine the two into one en tertainment section. Also the section will not contain fold outs as in the past because we found that a lot of students were disappointed in them," J.,. Ganmcoc Staff Phots 0 ia River Etpids are op your own rii would have to walk through the Riverbanks Park," he said. requen- They perimeter of the park has e again fenced off, and there are no concre will be when this will be done. rumors South Carolina Electric and Gas the river, from which it gets its around Coward, manager of corporate coi d jump there, said SCE&G ahas no plans t< ator of of the river. 3 story "We have warning signals and s di. The off whenever we're raising the South river," he said. "Swimmers shou these." A main concern on campus an< ty stem area is the ddangers of the river. nce of above Columbia off Greystone B is 140.8 ween Columbia and Interstate Rirh dangerous parts for swimmers,' forthe Schumpert, Lexington County C m h added, though, that the drowning o thens.William J. Phillips on Labor Day to theonly drowning this year in the ris rthens, As for safe places for studer rof te Schumpert suggested they go to La the SCE&G roped-off area at the river is treacherous," eh said. "No eusing rivSaluda) Isreally fit for swimmi; toad ofthe currents, rocks and debbris thi ?. they donte_ ie. rn magazine he said. Design editor Nell Eargle said the new format was designed to meet the needs of the students. "No national magazine covers the issues and activities of a college campus. We hope to be more of a vehicle which will meet the needs of our readers. We want to design a book which will be more interesting by presenting the studentswith something they would like to read. It should be something that they can relate to," she said. Catherine Watson, a Garnet and Black copy editor, said by doing this, the book will take-on a different style. Bates I attacke By BILL HOFFMANr Gamecock Staff Write A Bates House resid walked on the ramp I night. Phillip Rohner said I 18-and2o-years old, at him. After hitting hirr offenders said, "gimm ethat he had a briecas4 threw it up, trying to g( surprised the aattack campus police and ga About 20 minutes lat tion, was driving past the two youths and turi escaped into a constri This is the fourth as * Aug. 25. Bates House preside >eaare doing a better job t more time checking ar I really don't think th yB'ufwrd Wilb':urn Security Director G( on the walkways whei Poor lighting is ano because of lights bun electrical problems, F :.h.n,- Classi I HELP WANTED Need 2 cooks to work lunch, Y 5k around your schedule. Call The posime. Seela er Bhsines Dependaesue sales "gim not yetbeenhatpero ohadS& afetriacas< te plan as to threw1 a.m.p oryin p.o- p.m Kuitce temployesack owscf ncampus Diaser and ga Bateer Recptouthst anr esae ntouaiconstr CaleA dam,. 72-5.5 Water In the proesa artis. Callside-5 mrtide chkcking ar I realytdo't thnket "The apids TYNG alwysPromp )ueadbtvcpoofreaghing is ncde 26, are thecasen oftlights burr saidB. B ENert T2 . adoks trorauch re HGamoc Call sCyde Cat 78he USC studentTYPING--thees dishonie.t hasbenhe papos,le Sextie aderins ertDpendabter counte stokes pe2 t t swi , paittenni. acuet esgtin keMurrayperoon y raqes& afewterips.4 dam. "Ay Pian K icng-emp.aloyEs plae (n te nechnssay. D7shwsherand. Bgbueoat,nea, accuetionist to t mightflow tyngeeded. home50.76-86 TYPN-turess, erm dresse pereatypu.igt, mangeric-ye pagle 79 dams,3 7-995 design There will be a lot more first person articles and an overall closer look at the campus," she said. Another innovation which the Garnet and Black will attempt this year is in the form of a Spring sup plement which will cover the events up until graduation. "The usual deadline for the an nual's coverage is March 1, but with the supplement we will be able to cover events up until May 15, then the supplement can be mailed out during the summer. We don't know yet if there will be an additional charge for it," Baker said. louse resident d by youths r ent was attacked by two young assailants as he )etween Bates House and Bates West Monday that he was 1walking behind two blacks between 9:10 p.m. when they slowed down and attacked in the face and breaking his glasses, one of the e your wallet," according to Rohner. Realiziing a containing several valuables with him, Rohner t it over the fence. He failed, but this apparently ers as they immediately fled. Rohner called ve a detailed description. er, Ned Page, a student who heard the descrip Longstreet Theatre on Green Street. He spotted ied his car around. They saw him, however, and iction area. ;ault in the Bates area since dormitories opened it Terry Feheley said although the campus police ian in previous years, "maybe they should spend )und these areas, than giving out parking tickets, ey are staffed enough." orge Key said, "We do have continued security e we have a problem". ther problem around the Bates area. This is ling out and not being promptly replaced and eheley said. ied ads Abortion and birth control information and referral-No fee referral up to 24 weeks. General anesthesia. Vasectomy and tubal rill try to work ligation also available. Free pregnancy test. Villa, 799-6160. Call PCS, Non-profit. 202-298.7995. Sper month, Beginning class in manual communication Opportunities, with the DEAF. Sign Language and Finger Spelling taught at First Baptist Church, 1306 Hampton St., Columbia, S.C. 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