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Calen chang r\/\o/\n i IJUOCO 1 problt ^*Uwa HgH Newl By JAN EASTERL Gamecock Staff Wr A new housing WOUld allow mnr students and explai more fully has beei the Student Senate a of Presidents. THE NEW CON' include several new clause states that I would "provide cor unsafe or unheall which may arise residence hall in whi room is situated." contract reads that will make all reason restore mechanical, water difficulties. hn liable for any re convenience, noi University decreas money because of no restore the service. "For instance, las an example of the ce By SHARMI ? Gamecock Si 11 H Some univ are finding I will pose ext ePATTI G1 speech depai . the lencrth nf ' O'" "" semester, is formances a "Seven shi ClAYYl three first sei 3UXI1C and is P?SS have to be ca College The January, tx scheduled to . ill for the depa "" "We alwa; build for ou extremely lii whole week "IT TAKE utfHA ^ ijp MA- * Lousing c< NG on a student lu - me present c< is not liable, contract that for damages e leeway to Sharon Rodg< in their rights this clause is n approved by sure the univ ind the Council interest to se don't happen HI ACT would The new ' clauses. One make the i the University reasonable lii rection of any the leasee's :hy condition done in the cc i within the repair or ser ch the leasee's its agents of Presently the the residenc the university room is situa able efforts to electrical or "We feel thi it would not be because the p asonable in- that the stud will the the cost of an; e or refund room, whetb t being able to maintenance i said. t year we had THE UNI' iling caving in tempted in t N BARNES laff Writer ? ersity departments and colleges that the new academic calendar i ra problems for them. ILLESPIE of the theatre and rtment said that cutting back on semesters, especially the spring making plans for theater per"bit more difficult." ows are planned for next year mvdi^i uuu iuui acvuuu scinraieriible that one during spring might incelled," she said. Hie American ater Festival is set for midefore the second semester is start. This causes another conflict rtment. /s use the spring break week to r performances, but we will be nited and rushed without having a this time," she said. S US a lot of time to prepare, and ^ % . j*w anvm, % & ^Ns f-? Kwl na * ^^TLW 1&k ' ! tflBg 1|4| WsflHyffi* * 0Pr 0 ^^yJj^^m^tg^gaS^aa:^W< P^HrSgg^ mtract woi 's belongings. Under things damj jntract, the university repair," R although they did pay president oi i," council chairman "In the case ers, said. "That's why the studen 5 important-to make Hampton d i-1 A ci ?uy lasts ? greater university p e that things like this he said. ?? "We just v contract would also in writing, t iniversity "assume rights befon ability for damages to Rodgers sai< personal property university cj mrse of maintenance, theft or any vice by the leasor or occur, such t the leasee's room or falling on th e hall in which the ited." The new protect the i is clause is important from a dorn resent contract says fair hearing ent will have to pay immediate i y damage done to his and safety er it was done by "Under the men or not," Rodgers Rodgers sai detern^ined and thrown < VEBSITY has at- he has a he he past to pay for contract, th< because of that, the calendar change probably hurt us and the other performing departments more than others have been The music department should not ex perk too many problems, dean William J. Mc said, since the department knows ahead of t when breaks and recesses are planned for i year. "The two-week undanned break this i threw off practice schedules and con preparations, but we should be able to v around the times when school will be out coming year." "THE LONG break between semesters cause a slight loss for students in practice preparation times, but the department handle it without much problem." The director of the Baccalaureate Nur program said the nursing school does not ticipate any problems with the new acadc schedule. "Clinical sessions in the local hospitals be arranged around the new calendar fi easily," Mary Ann Parsons said. "The nur students' work schedules should not be affe mfaiimirrf g|glg? . ri^B ISf# *}jpv> yt y1 Bp, fw V\/J gg|^v<. __ -i^y yM . ^m^.-jr *?> gfflf^jfflflMEft,' ^ flP Mark AUxantf* dd allow moi aged in the course of first." Lichard Wertz, vice f residence life, said. The student wo of the soot coming into right to termin it's room in Wade proper maintei orm last spring, the rendered withi aid the cleaning bill," amount of time. " the heat in a stud been repaired i /ant to see these things weeks and the we o insure the student's degrees, the stud 5 the incident occurs " ? i "We realize that the an't be responsible for act of God which may 1 ?s a hurricane or a tree ie dorm." In Thurs< contrsct would Qlso Qtnrv on rp student from removal of af-large 1 before he receives a t 5 . ( except in cases of , wou,d rlanger to the health noJ; rePres< of other residents. Because i present contract," Gamecock d, "a student can be chairman , an undesirable tenant Thesenato; )ui oi me aorm before that voted, aring. Under the new The Gan ; hearing would come has since we know that we havi arts changes." 99 nee THE COLLEGE of educ ody aspects in the calendar ch ime "The new calendar might a lext the student teachers," Leoi the college said. "Anytime 'ear have time off from colleg cert students in the schools, it' rork this The calendar change m some problems for USC's : Donny Walsh, associate he; will said, "Football might h and recruiting new players. T can them during the winter bi wnen the students are aro sing an- Although engineering foi smic the new calendar, the biol some complaints about it.' will lab schedules we might he lirly problems under the new sing Cowley, assistant biolog> cted said. BDogwoo Red, pink ai have covere< the arrival passing of t has brought bushes, and I trees like th Russell Ilou? has also br days that conversatior r-THE GAMECOCK e leeway to get a refui time left in th< uld also have the tenant take t ate his lease if said. "Presen nance was not is signed, you n a reasonable In other words, if Wertz said, ent's room hasn't enact the new n two or three because sig ather outside is 30 January. Ho ent has the right considered foi rection day's issue of The Gamecock, apportionment of the student senate seats, "The person wl represent the hall he lives in ?nt the other halls that voted of incorrect information gr by ad hoc reapportionment Jim Stuart, this statement h r elected at large would repres lecock regrets the error. e to plan now for the ation found positive ange for next year, ctually help some of n Lessinger, dean of the student teachers e to work with the s a good thing." light, however pose sports departments. 3d basketball coach, lave some trouble hey usually recruit reak and it's better und." ind no problems with ogy department had 'Because of multiple ?ve some scheduling calendar," Gerald ' department dean, d days tid white blossoms i the campus since of spring. The he vernal equinox buds to trees and blooms to dogwood lis one in front of ?e. The new season ought hot, sunny invite leisurely is. nd for the period of ; semester and a new he room," Rodgers tly, once the contract i're stuck with it." "It was too late to contract for this fall, n up started in wever, it will be r next year." tne page 4 senate said ho wins the , but would ?? /en to The committee > incorrect, ent all halls