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4A^^ s^HuHMBn^MT *JjSjE ^ ^ljZ 1'1 Official By Bernard Sinkler Oamtcock Staff Wrltm Campus vandalism does not seem to be an outstanding problem at Carolina, university officials say. Captain Norman D. Sanders of USC Security said no specific area on campus is the object of vandals. "I don't think there is a pattern. It seems that something occurs here and something occurs in another pan 01 cne campus/' Sanders said there were no special programs to tell students of the harms of vandalism that do occur. He did say, however that "malicious injury of property is a criminal offense." .."WE CHARGE for vandalism if we know who did it." *aid Robert Stewart, director of business at fairs of Residential Life Services. The policy of the housing office has been to divide the charge equally among the residents of the hall or which the destruction occurred if the vandals are unknown. According to Stewart, collection r?An r? J ui icra IU1 uuiiiiiiuu ttiut UitHiages (destruction to lounges, toilet seats furniture) amounts to $14,000 annually. The GAMECOCK is the student I newspaper of the University of South 3 Carolina and is published throe times a ' week on Monday, Wednesday and Friday durino the fall and spring semesters and once weofcly on Thursdays durinf both summer sessions with the exception of univorsity Holidays and examination periods. Opinions expressed in the GAMECOCK are those of the editors and not those of the University of South Carolina. The University of South Carolina is an equal opportunity institution. [ I Chanpo of tddrnt forms, subscription roquosts anil otbor corrospondonco should bo son* to tlto GAMECOCK, Box 513! Rut toll Houso, University of i.e., Columbia, f.C. M208. Subscription ratos aro IS par semester and $1 for tbo tummor sosslons. [ Third class postage paid at Cdumbi?, S.C. 0 < f ' -Wtf ^4a^^-iajv=^ V andalisn Is say problem n "We've tried lots of different things," Stewart said of the housing office's search for solutions to the problem. But he said nothing seemed to work. Stewart also said if a person repeatedly vandalizes campus ?? I 2 piujjcMj, nt; is reierrea to uie campus relations office. If he hs has an accumulative history of this, he could be barred from the, dorms." A CHECK with dormitorie around campus reflects tha vandalism on campus is on th wane. "Everything seems to be fine 01 the shoe," said Randy Hoggle ? J ? * ? - - - nesiaeni Assistant of the Hor seshoe area. According to Hoggle, there hai been no reported cases of van dalism on the Horseshoe to date | P ? ? ? ? clip th i rrwo j BIT SALE!!! Buy asetofguita ni'lPO o nrl rrnf ? r->, I pi i^v/ ciuit get a oc ! I for 25'. Any bran ad and bring it to music store. Offe | i * * ! EMBBI mu 732 Saluda Av< Five Points " ?clip thi ' I : r: wrnmmr^ ^mr^ rwriraimftii Sam Hicks ? GAMECOCK a ot severe JOHN JAMROGOWICZ resident assistant of Maxcy said "someone clncKnrl ama 1 i.1 oiciMicu vine ill U1C CUUCUCS 111 U16 lounge and two of the chairs." Those chairs have been reupholstered, and other than that incident Jamrogowicz said, "We've had real good cooperation from students in the past year." BATES AND BATES WEST report that vandalism doesn't seem to be a problem in that part of s the campus. g "The staff is putting greater emphasis on it this semester. There is less tolerance (of vandalism) on the part of residents," 1 said Burke Fitzpatrick, co-resident oooiomiii ui doics nuuse. Nagel Cushman, resident assistant of Bates West, said 8 "there just really hasn't been much of a problem here." ?MM??? is coupon ~??1 j I I I I r strings at retail s cond set just like it j I dor style. Clip this | *, Columbia's favorite | r expires 9/23/78. 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