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By ANDY THOMPSON
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Ten students will remain on a
Housing Director Robert A. Ste
"We always have had a waiti
stayed with us this year so long/'
"We think it's probably a phenc
people that can't find jobs are a
answers to that when the econom
THE MAIN reason for student!
of "late applications," Stewart
plications by early July got roo
"Our waiting list gets un to abc
gets up to that even when there is i
Some 392 men and women wer<
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utv aciuesicr, saiu <iacue OUTKI
"Most of them we did find space c
Others on the waiting list eittu
wait until the spring semester to
have also decided to stay with I
Each student signing up on the
Stewart said. If he doesn't get .
permanently, the money is refui
HOUSING USUALLY refers th
and within walking distance fror
make arrangements with motels
students, he cnntinuml
"We can help them a little," !
George G. Douglass Jr., 18, is
find on-campus housing. Each da
his family's Winnsboro home to
"I have a lot of car trouble and i
back each day," Douglass said,
between and I don't have any pl<
pretty old."
He applied for housing during th
in the line. I think I am eighth in li
ALTHOUGH IT is getting late in
might get a room. "They (Housinj
he speculated.
Rooms usually open up for stud
semester begins, Stewart said. H
that don't show up for school.
"It (waiting list) is not all negati
release people from their contrac
can let them out because we have
have a happier dorm population
"THERE HAS been a very stroi
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cui uvw uie country, ne saia.
"We would like to have some t?
waiting list, Stewart said. For thi
Columbia hospital for temporary
"We would like to have somethii
to find."
Housing is also considering ne
Stewart said. "It's kind of a shaky
"We want to be sure that this si
with us and not just a temporary th
MURAL
Perhaps the biggest problem t
effects of the sun and Venus. Blu<
holes in the wall to install internal
officials later relented.
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complete it. I would've been real
have completed it with the degree
cut out all things in my life exce
centrations on that and nothing <
Almost a month has passed sinc<
affording him a deeper perspectiv
had expected. I look back on it r
Divine Spirit. I painted things on i
was capable of.'v
Drpumft have dIavmI ?n imnnrt
dream that prompted him to clia
Sky. He awoke one mornining feeli
to a completely new person. The f
would be to adopt a different name
him, as it suggested purity, beau
WHILE BLUE Sky's future pla
"Right now," he sighed, "I just wa
Rest is something Blue Sky ha
Dreher High School student nearly
mural on a cafeteria wall. "But I
walk on the moon," he confided. "
talked to my counselor and she
spaceman were rather slim."
One wonders, however, if physic
from walking on the moon.
Housing
ait in g list
waiting list to get University Housing,
wart said this week.
ng list. The difference is that it has
Stewart said.
>menon of the economic situation when
itaying in school. But we'll know the
ic situation straightens," he added.
* ending up on a waiting list is because
said. "Everybody who got their apms."
?ut 150 men and ISO women. It always
no crunch," he said.
3 on the waiting list at the beginning of
3tt of men's assignments in housing.
>n campus."
ir dropped out of school or decided to
come to USC, she added. "They may
Jieir relatives."
waiting list has to pay a $100 deposit,
a room or decides to live off campus
naea to tne student.
e men to the YMCA because it's cheap
n the University, he said. They al3o
i and hotels to offer special rates to
Stewart said.
one of the ten students still hoping to
y, Douglass makes a 40-mile trip from
classes at USC.
it's just a lot of trouble to have to come
"1 have classes and free periods in
ace to go between class. It's getting
ie fall semester. "I was 200 something
ne now,"he said.
t the semester, Douglass thinks he still
g) talk like I will. I think so, hope so,"
ents on a waiting list shortly after the
lousing usually gets 50 or 60 students
ve, Stewart said. "It does allow us to
ts that are staying in the dorms. We
i people on a waiting list. We should
in this way.
ig trend back to the campus this year
jmporary housing" for students on a
5 past two years, USC did use the old
housing.
ig like that again, but it's pretty hard
;w dorms to alleviate the situation,
!ii -
(/rupusuion mougn."
urge in demand is really going to be
ing," Stewart added.
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nai arose was now to maximize the ;
?Sky foresaw having to knock several v
I lighting. After at first balking, bank
he said, "but I never felt I couldn't
lly disappointed, though, if I couldn't
of excellence I wanted to go into it. I
ipt the mural. I focused all my conjlse."
; Blue Sky laid down the final strokes,
e. "It actually came out better than I
tow and I think I was guided by the
that mural that I really never knew I
ani roie in tsiue Sky's life. It was a
nge his now-forgotten name to Blue
ing that he needed a change in his life,
irst step in the process, he reasoned,
. Blue Sky was the obvious choice for
ty and infinity.
ns include more extensive artwork,
nna rest for awhile."
s known little of. As an ambitious
/ 20 years ago, he produced his first
always wanted to be the first one to
When I graduated from high school,I
> said my possibilities of being a
al distance can really keep Blue Sky
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