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Fire-damaged Pi Beta Ph
the way to being restored, sa
president.
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room's furnishings which w<
Panheilenic council member ?
collect money for more furni
The sorority, which has abc
in other sorority rooms or in th
"The university has estim,
month to six weeks, so Pi Beta
this semester," Ringer said,
and their historical recor
irreplaceable."
Lawrence Beauford of USC
by the "careless use of smo
surance will pay for the darm
of Residence Life, said.
"The university has been <
especially the area housing m
The fire scattered 280 resid
fire officials closed the build
"The girls were encourage
Sims President Sally Warne
Clintock. South Building and
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io South Building basement.
ated that rebuilding will take
Phi will definitely be back in th<
"The club was lucky that their
ds were saved because th<
Safety Services said the fire \va
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