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4 VIP suites
added at Capstone
By R. VANCE BUTTS
Gamecock Staff Writer
Four additional VIP suites have been added to the 17th
floor of Capstone--at no cost to the University, according
to Harold Brunton, USC vice-president for operations.
Brunton said Friday that the re-furnishing funds came
from gifts given to the University, to be used at the
discretion of President William H. Patterson. "It would
be wrong to charge (the remodeling) to the University or
to Housing (services)." Brunton said. "They wouldn't
profit from it."
The idea for additional re-furnishing came, Brunton
said, from the remodeling Clemson University did two
years ago at its Clemson House. "When we built Cap
stone, we put in two guest rooms-we prefer to call them
guest rooms rather that VIP suites because, well, they're
not that good."
Brunton added that there was a need for the extra
rooms, even though their addition displaced a number of
graduate students who had been living on the 17ths .
One of the former 17th floor residents, Nancy Rogers,
now a Bates West resident said last week that she and the
other residents had received a letter during the spring
semester informing them of the changes planned for the
floor.
"Everybody just made plans to live somewhere else,"
she said. "I think if the 17th floor had been available we
would have stayed there.. .it was a lot closer to camps."
She said that she had no trouble in locating a new
residence but added, in deference to the recent rise in
campus crime, that now "we don't go out at night. "You
could go to the library at night, and now you can't.. .you
can't walk across the ramp.. .you take a big chance at
night."
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