Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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t " 1 , 1 ^ Thursday, Feb. 3, 1977 University of South Carolina, Columbia S.C. Vol. LXVEI, No. 31 Y 'w JwSj|SQBMKAbWw|BHH^I By a/-* H ?!!ilBBB^Brr ^T ah^v* ? : bhA / ? i tWr ii m" ' By VVr^\W\. m "V V v v. ' ? . I , '" As?. * ? . A'j to n ^ -v*-^ **?? UNIVE1 ^BL *v *%&%/* ?,t*s| will be pr H? ^v0<fO|^< option of t W Work-stud pfv." B \$?- Saturday, IKv?--?W^ leave theii &3* . - at noon or ANY ST -,'*' *.v * period sh? dormitory iK* plaining w area man. I jtafeJl 0,1 campu VO Graduat B| scheduled will not b< All othei Wat ^ en reschedule i * j1 Id ain causes >C close k J. LUNDGREN tor SC students are taking an unexpected twoation, university officials will be hard at ig to remedy the energy situation here. RESIDENT William H. Patterson an'uesday the university will close at 5 p.m. for two weeks. v classes and tests scheduled for this will be. held. Special events scheduled on uring the shutdown will be cancelled or ;d at a later date. r two major buildings on campus to remain be the Coliseum and the ITiomas Coonpr 'he Coliseum is electrically heated and brary is heated primarily by its lights, ary will be open to students and faculty following hours: Monday through Friday, 10 p.m.; Saturday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; and p.m. to 10 p.m. university administrative offices will be set lable space in the library, other offices will in the Coliseum. tSITY classified and year-round employes ovided with work space or be given the aking annual leave or leave without pay. y students will be laid off while the schoolis dormitories will riot close until noon on university officials have urged students to dormitories tomorrow. Dorms will reopen ? Sunday, Feb. 20. UDENT unable to leave for the two-week Duld contact the area manager for his by 4:30 today. A written statement exhy he can't leave must be submitted to the UZer. A fee will be chareeri thnso whn ctav s. ion will be held May 7 as originally so graduating seniors' employment plans i affected. students will make up the lost two weeks d of the semester. The exam period is id for May 11 through 18. See ENERGY, page 3 ;ial phone line set up C has set up a toll-free hone number for those students will be in South Carolina to call information concerning the sning of the University on ay, rt?. M. e number is 1-800-922-9755. Ttlis >er is for in-state use only. idents may also call 803-777-8126 information concerning the siting of the university. This is ,' toll-free number. ' ^