The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, September 16, 1976, Page Page 8, Image 8
Library to house m
McKissi
By CARL STRANGE
Assistant News Editor
Sawing sounds and the smell of
empty McKissick Library, whei
students and teachers wrote and i
cramped quarters of the building.
?nr.rs us INNOVATION is fir
will house offices of the Univers
formation Services and several i
other buildings on campus. Includ
gem and mineral collection in LeC
Huntington Art Gallery, the edi
material from the War Memdrial
tique instruments from the physics
departments.
The coalition of museums will
classroom space in the buildings tha
collections.
"We didn't have a very extensiv
until the early '60s," Barry Rosen
president, said. "Now we have a
ment with a lot of students wh
classroom space."
McKISSICK'S NEW INTERIOR,
$70,000, will also offer USC's fi
formation service, making a
brochures, application and drop
routine information.
USC trash 2
By JEANNIE LANCASTER
(iamecock Staff Writer
V
"When students first come back,
it seems like they bring back all
their trash with them " WplHnn r
(Sarge) Frye, superintendent of
the .university grounds department,
said.
ON tup: AVERAGE pick-up
d?,\, (Monday through Friday) 23.8
tons of trash leave the USC campus
according to a 1975 estimate.
"I know we get more trash than
we used to," Frye said. He cited
the increased amount of food waste
as a possible cause, suggesting
that more students are beginning
to eat meals in their rooms.
Certain times of year are worse
than others. A "tremendous
om Aunt Af m ' 1 %** /?rxl 1
ciiiiwuiii w? 11 cioil 13 LUllCtlCU 1IUII1
the rooms at the end of each
semester, Frye said.
Frye, who has worked for the
university for the past 22 years,
has been in charge of trash pick-up
for the past eight.
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paint mingle at One room wil
e for 37 years historical mattei
esearched in the seem a narrow tc
tied to the politi
Named for J.
nsnea, mcmssick nansm and unive
ity Archives, In- by tens of thou
nuseums now in worked there tl
led are to be the library. Its des
'onte College, the ministration buil
ication museum, suited for use as
building and an
and engineering
"IF LIBRAR
make available McKissick, it w<
t have housed the Kenneth E. To*
consulted many
e art department Library, and it's
, assistant to the "You press for
large art depart- said. "McKissicl
o can use more misses it. It w,
lineman who cai
"We did the v<
expected to cost "but it wasadiffi
rst complete in- from time to tin
vailable maps, Caroline McKi
-add forms and rededicate the bi
5-12.
!3.8 tons dai
Beginning at 7:30 a.m., five
workers pick up the.trash from the
30 USC collecting points. These
collecting points include all
university dormitories and
academic buildings. Sometimes
additional workers are needed,
Frye said, to complete the task.
IN THE NEXT few years, the
university may have to contract
for trash pick-up with a private
company. The USC equipment,
purchased when the main campus
housed between 8,000 to 10,000
|Pre-Gam
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ted
ust a dead museum," Rosen said,
lasses and seminars in history, art
ti be used for study of university
s, Rosen said. "The university may
pic of study, but its history is closely
1 t- ? A - ' - * *
cat msiory 01 me siaie."
Rion McKissick, late dean of jourrsity
president, the library was used
sands of students, but those who
link it should never have been a
ign, copied from that of an adding
at Davidson University, is more
; a museum.
IANS HAD had any input in
mld've been better planned," said
ambs, director of libraries. "We
librarians before building Cooper
; very functional.
ward and don't look back," Toombs
< was so bad I don't think anyone
as like a six-foot two, 650-pound
l't tackle.
iry best we could with it," he said,
cult library to work in. I still go back
le. I'm sentimental."
ssick Dial, McKissick's widow, will
iiilding during founder's week, Dec.
!y
students, is "getting outdated,"
Frye said. Contracting may
become necessary unless the
university gets newer and bigger
equipment, he added.
During the summer, USC spent
approximately $500 a month to
dump trash. One dumping ground,
three miles outside of Columbia,
charges $3.75 per ton, and another,
20 miles north of Columbia,
charges $1.50 per ton. During the
fall and spring semesters, Frye
said, this charge could run up to
$750 a month.
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