The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, July 20, 1978, Page Page 3, Image 3
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Parking at USC is ai
some relief may be pi
system this fall, acco
crew.
Hankins, co-ordinate
center under tne aivisii
Department of Studen
the system. "I can tell
said.4'At worst, all we
the outside (Coliseum).
The basic premise b
by the University Pai
summer at Preside]
suggestion, is to better
periphery of campus, ;
operations Harold Bru
the least congested pi
could therefore serve a
system.
"I HAD NOTHING to
the buses," said Hankin
president of Student Afi
the project. "I was giv
scheduling."
Hankins said she fom
her with initial dutie
committee are 13 run tor
Residential Life Servic
Danny Baker, a Uni
member, and Theresa
Hankins said last we<
time to discuss possible
Prom $
By Jan Easter
Gamecock Staff V
The president's offic
fa** fnr a I rt\uop Pi/
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School prom held M;
Russell House Ballr
now may be usee
university related func
school breaks.
"We bailed them o
said USC President
Holderman, "but no t
were involved." The
from a presidential d
fund, according to Kei
assistant to the presic
Lower Richland ol
made inquiries about n
Med School ?
From page 1
separate freshman
Donohue said the
caused should be mini
THE TOP TWO
academically in the
were John Simpson, 26
and Charles Allen C
Columbia, according t
a monthly newsletter
School of Medicine. Bo
had done research w<
before entering med
are research assistant
the William S. Hall
Institute this summer
Simpson led the c!
grade point average o
Clark compiled a 3.43
Dr. James R.
assistant professor c
_i il
was cnosen as ine ;
"Teacher of the Yea
members, based on <
as a classroom teach
cem for the best int?
students both inside
the classroom.
UPON COMPLETIO
Veterans Hospital Con
1979, the entire school
will be located in c
Hospital facilities.
ir^Artot
luttle system n
rian Duncan
OCK Staff Writer
i acknowledged problem, but
-ovided by a proposed shuttle
rding to Stuart Hankins and
>r of the University Visitors
on of Campus Relations in the
t Affairs, is optimistic about
you it's going to go," Hankins
will do is bring people in from
I hope we can do more."
ehind the system, formulated
'king Committee earlier this
[it James B. Holcferman's
utilize student parking on the
according to vice-president of
nton. He said the Coliseum is
Eirking area on campus, and
s the focal point for the transit
do with the actual purchase of
S, who was appointed by vice
fairs James Campbell to head
en the buses to work out the
ned a group of persons to help
s. Comprising this ad hoc
i, Campbell, Mimi Parrott of
:es, Gary Norris of the SGA,
versity Parking Committee
White, a commuter student,
ek the group met for the first
i routes and scheduling for the
iiu//in or n
m^%/ m ?/ v^?/ %/ M
ling ballroom last yea
"rW*r the USC Board ol
e split a $500 yet approved
ihland High ballroom for noi
ay 6 in the tions, said Th
oom, which director.
I for non- "When we go
:tions during Richland) a $50<
parently felt the \
ut a little," and said it was t
James B. to reserve othei
state dollars said.
$250 came The board past
Liscretionary December, Otts
th DeTrude, almost three m<
lent. the prices of othe
fficials had to come up withe
eserving the
-HUE
class, but
problems
imal.
> students
first class
, of Gaffney,
lark, 28, of
o REPORT,
of the use BWWPWWBw
th men, who
>rk for USC
ical school,
s involved at
Psychiatric gf%. A
lass with a
I 3.62, while ^ 2
average.
Augustine,
)i anatomy, /Wr^ffk
first annual fiffflM
r Dy class CBTjM
effectiveness
er and con- ^11
(rests of the
and outside
N of the new C
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of medicine JL
existing VA ? *
ion
lay provide relie
shuttle, although no definite deci
made yet.
THE BASIC problem is whether t
campus, or just to provide transport
of the inner campus, Hankins said,
number one priority was doing what
aavvi m lif At* ofnrlanfo n?t/l iwuiJ/lAMifl
vvuuiiuici oiuwuio miu icoiuciiio
West and Roost dormitories, who w
ed to park in other than their d
next year in an effort to reduce co:
inner campus.
A flexible scheduling arrangemen
of definite, specific times is being
said. The reason being, "If you say s
at a certain time and it's not, studen
to rely on it," she said.
The flexible proposal would incor]
rnntinuallv rtinnini? shuttle svstpi
routes being considered, Hankins si
borrow a van from the USC motor p
she hopes to gain a little added feel
that might be encountered. "The rc
determine whether or not it flies."
THREE MEDIUM-SIZED buses
chased from the Thomas
distributorship in Florence, accorc
beville, physical plant supervisor. ]
costs $20,000 and will seat 20 passe;
ifioiHa nfipimotor nf tKio Ki so in 1
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movement onto and off the bus f
Turbeville said. He added that a
passengers could probably be trans
use of the standing room in the c
Turbeville said the buses should b<
roblem cosi
ir, but at that time We were in a quai
f Trustees had not fair price would I
the use of the it tn ho tnn hicrti
n-university func- said.
omas Otts, RH "We had wort
elicit this type of
ive them (Lower "It's a shame for
) figure, they ap- unused when stu
price was too high, The board pas
oo late in the year under the conditi
r facilities," Otts students not be ii
other groups usi
jed the decision in otts said. "They
said, 14 but it took have to turn dov
withs to research from using the
r facilities in town other outside g
t reasonable price, there."
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have been
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at ion into and out I H
She conceded the II jBT'j
ts will be hesitant
r a i ^ i i '
ior me proDiems
liability of it will BS1
i have been purBus
Company
ling to W.S. Tut- |h|pmil
Each of the buses
ngers around the
hopes of making cowhov
low more easily, riayin cowooy
maximum of 30 weather, yesiree
ported by making Rowe, both of We
enter of the bus. before resuming
i here by Sept. 1. L__?
ts president '&
idary as to what a The board also did
)e. We didn't want university to incur
i or too low," he resulting from the dec
wanted all costs, inclu
;ed for a year to and custodial fees, to
thing," Otts said, by the persons
the building to sit ballroom," Otts said,
dents are away." Dot Raymond,
?ed the decision vationist, said, "We h
on that university r? ?
oconvenienced by |
ng the ballroom, |
didn't want us to
m student groups
facility because Receive un
roups would be receive up
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using the "In the futi
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