The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 23, 1976, Page Page 3, Image 3
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By Patricia Eliazer
SGA Residence Life is :
soring a series of five p
hearings on housing at USC.
According to Dave Wils
chairman of the Residence
Committee, the purpose of
series is "to get USC officia
public and quiz them to see w
going on. We want to specifi
investigate rent increases
service cutbacks in the last
years because we fail to se<
reasons."
The first hearing was held
17 for the Towers and McE
dorms. Dr. Richard Wertz, de
Residence Life, Housing and
Services, and Director of Hou
Robert Stewart, spoke t<
students and answered l
questions. The second hearing
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held Feb. 19 for South I
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spon- women's quadrangle,
ublic students came to hear and
Wertz, Stewart and Da1
uora, uauiey, cooruinaior 01
Life Student Housing,
the Throughout both heari
Is in ficials stressed two poi
hat's housing and food servi
cally penditures are covered by
and state law, the housing offi<
few allowed to receive state h
; the Also, inflation, debt ser
fringe benefits for emplo;
Feb. the cause for rent increas
iryde year debt service will acc
an of $69,000 and fringe bene
Food $121,000. The increases ii
sing, electricity, sewer and
a 65 service rates were cited
their areas hit hardest by infia
; was Stewart said the proje
quality gea
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s quest ii?
building, penditures for 1975-76 vk
nd the $4,879,689. Rent incon
Fifteen $4,880,401. He said undesi
question money will be used fc
vid Mc- provements. This year, ho
Married roofs must be replaced s<
expected there will be moi
ings of- few, if any, improvements,
nts. All He also said, "Low cost h
ces ex- is hard to maintain, but wh
rent. By we do? It will never be firs
ce is not but we hope to make it
elp. livable,"
yice and Russell Putnam, Univ
yes was Terrace representative. si>
;es. This some of the problems faci
ount for Terrace residents and rr
ifits for students in general. The pi
1 water, concern was lead-base pair
phone on the apartment walls. F
as the said it presents a danger bee
tion. is peeling and the children c
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'ill be Davit) McCauley said th
tie is problem had been recogni
gnated many years. "We do ho]
>r im- spring to get on the
wever, problem," he said. He al:
o it is they were exDerimentini
ley for wallpaper which seems to
and does not peel. Stewarl
lousing scraping the walls had been
lat can in the priority one categor
t-class, Putnam was also concern
more the proposed plan to put
housing next to Carolina G
'ersity "I don't know if it will work
oke on to conflicting lifestyles."
ng the problems dealt with the 1
larried lights in some parts <
rimary universuy Terrace area, t
it used of playground space, the lac
'utnam conditioning and the use
:ause it sandbox by pets causing
:an put sanitary condition.
Sharon Rodgers, of the w
quadrangle student govei
ft told of the problems cause
! the basement floor of
J: Hampton was covered wit
:J: Stewart explained the filt
T j not recently or regularly c
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k rte saia me accident
j; through no fault of ours
I Budget
I hits USi
m Itv Carl Strantfo
INC. ! A January budget cut
*NS i eliminated the univc
* 11; Summer Repertory Theal
j | create a serious cultural ^
DTS j in Columbia this summer,
jqq \ i spokesmen said.
FIRY ij "It's really heartbrea
J: actress Drucilla Brookshii
JLS | Brookshire said she an<3
| i graduate theatre students fi
j \ their studies this sumnv
\ counted on jobs in the pr
XKXii which she said was ' one
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bikes
e paint cleaning men. \
zed for of the forms f
pe this we will decid<
paint chance for rein
so said are not unreas<
I with These comn
do well students' quest
t added hearings:
i placed --The profits
y. machines go to
I UL nnJ r: i _ r
eu wiui <*iiu pi uiius ironn
Greek go to the dorm
ardens. -State cutbac
out due affect the amou
Other to the dorm go\
lack of -The utility
of the expected to be
he lack -There is a fe
:k of air changes becaus
of the -Housing wou
an un- advisers more
monpv
omen's --The cost of
nment, more than $600
d when dormitory.
Wade -McCauley's <
ii soot, old buildings ar
er was now than the ne
leaned, buildings are m
Our new buildir
was specied and we r
or the up," McCauley s
cutting
r.tiiAnti
best-paying of
panies."
which Dr. Patty C
;rsity's Department of'
:re will said theatre stu
/acuum greatest loss,
theatre "It was a
graduate stu
iking," Gillespie said,
e said, here over the s
! other do graduate w
inismng filled a hole
er had studies. Every <
ogram, in repertory, juj
of the stock productio
nThe departn
te!:ch summer
without the bei
theatre on cam
program, Gill<
actors from be<
allowing them
1 I roles in differei
Cancellation
early January \
plans for 1976. 0
turned down
engagement eh
Columbia this i
"We had ph
professional dii
and profession
two others," G
also had a unioi
going to design
The departm
performing the
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OTien we receive all
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There's a good
lbursement if there
enable claims."
lents came from
ions asked at both
from the laundry
the housing office
t vending machines
governments.
ks in funds will not
int of money given
/ernments.
bill for 1975-76 is
$900,000.
? for room or lock
e of paperwork,
ild like to pay hall
but there's no
luuei paper runs
a month for each
comment that the
e in better shape
w ones, "because
ade cheaper now.
igs have been inlope
they will hold
y
3
re
the theatre comJillespie
of USC's
rheatre and Speech
dents will suffer tl\e
good source of
idents for us,"
"They would come
ummer and stay to
ork. The program
in our course of
ictor needs training
st as in rnmpHv anH
ns."
?ent will have to
theatre courses
nefit of a working
pus. The repertory
espie said, keeps
loming typecast by
to play different
nt kinds of plays,
of the program in
lalted the theatre's
>ne faculty member
a professional
?ewhere to work in
summer.
ms to bring in a
ector for one show
al technicians for
iillespie said. "We
i designer who was
sets for us."
ent had discussed
play Kquus, which
?r on Broadway.
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ods.
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ith Carolina.
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