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umnsm 1 Non-refundab housing depot i i* t ^ gets informal c By Ron Stokes Ownccoctt Staff Writer A $100 non-refundable room-deposit plan, pro] by Residential Life Services, has been inifori approved by USC President James B. Holdei ?* 11,11 :?I:.JJ?1_ ?: n L auu win aucvi tiu iiiuiviuiutis gunig uiruugn up," according to David MaCaulay, assc director of men's housing. The non-refundable deoosit is exnected tn dpr?i the number of last-minute cancellations, accordi Richard Wertz, vice-president of Residential Services. Wertz said, "4,600 students signed up in 1971 4,000 showed up." FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES are excluded from the sign-up plan, according to VI Fraternities and sororities are "liable" for the c rent on a room if members don't show up, Wertz: Fraternities occupy 364 spaces and sororitie according to MaCaulay. Male athletes are under a group-coi agreement handled by the USC Athletic Departi 172 spaces are leased in the Roost each yeai cording to MaCaulay. Although female athletes will be given desig housing space this fall in accordance with Tit regulations requiring equality in housing, w Constitution "om senate statute," the new conKtitntinn ctatoc thafr tho aWJoopc and oOLL, iLp nrtrani shall "receive an appropriate . ? ' stipend as provided by Executive Council statute." nHHSSHI The change occurred because of the $l-a-year stipend paid to SG ] | ji \ Secretary Donna Walker, as op- H posed to more substantial stipends |H received by other executive of- ll j ficers. [3 ] HOWEVER, who decides what is I ; appropriate and what is not? The I! senate seems to believe the current I secretarial stipend adequate. Such I ] ambiguous language could Hj possibly lead to future legal Kb auibbles. l| Other duties of the two officers not covered in the current, con- :j? stitution are the respective 1799chairmanships of two standing :*1 - f a o v. umvei&iiy cuiiiiiuiiees: o/\Vyf v! - |1 Grou i|W ff*l JI fftMI PW ijij Can BrawifW^ I?? r* wmbsse^mam |telep I ATLANTIC I High Infidelity I Exce I ($5. Teenage Maiden |cut m ATLANTIC II ? ? Mil - W I The Abduction m g II of Lorelei 1 | J? I The Devil inside Her| | H must go through the individual sign-up procedure L a spring, according to Wertz. GROUP HOUSING contracts for athletes a a only to those athletes with scholarships which inc j ? T~ housing, according to Jo Foster, associate direct * * Residential Life Services for women. Students housed in co-ed dormitories such "jf\ Columbia Hall and Bates House will have to through sign-up as well as a screening proc Students applying for space in these areas "sh< support the (co-ed) project if they are going to m in there," Wertz said. posed Students who apply for financial aid will pay tl xially room deposits in installments, according to Rol [-man Stewart, director of Auxiliary Services. The f sign- payment of $25 is due at room signup later this mc ciate and early March. The second installment of $25 is April 15 and the final payment of $50 is due June Stewart said. -ease ng to Continuing students will be given first priority Life sign-up, according to Wertz. Incoming freshmen1 be given second orioritv "From i 4no fn i snn cna for freshmen will be filled by the first of Marc \ and Wertzsaid. "Summer applicants will have a minimal char not of getting housing space, because most spaces fertz. already have been filled, Wertz said. intire said. TRANSFER STUDENTS from branch campi will be given third priority in sign-up. Contini 8 115' students living off-campus will be offered space n according to Wertz. ltract S.C. College students must be accepted into nent; honor's program before they sign-up for their roo r, ac- and they are not excluded from the non-refund; deposit plan, Wertz said. nated Room sign-up begins on Feb. 20 and contir :le IX through March 15. Sign up for the same room is 1 omen 27-28. the chairman of finance positions are already occupied led by the chairman of the current treasurer z national affairs. This is secretary ? the new constitut ninor cnange: tnese merely spells out these duties. to Z pcf/ofl! ^?= ~//f uj z l d# f m 5708 NOTICE 799-570 cho's Dellie Delivery Service to USC ipus will start 3PM, Feb. 5th, 1979. 'HONE 799-5708 FOR FREE DELIVER pt Sunday. Order sandwiches, salad 00 Minimum) 3 PM - 8 PM, Daily, eats & cheeses, etc. ANYTHING sol< at Groucho's 5 Points m sttueho's 5 points k? dellie ? V 611 Harden Stree this llnrm ri pply lude a - may get < By Tom as News E 1 8? Cable TV may soon be installed in esf: Richard Wertz, associate vice presid Jlllu Wprtr is <?iirr??ntlv notJAtioHnrt % LOve stallation costs and monthly rental f would have to be installed in privat ieir Cable TV spokesman. A copyright 1 >ert the installation of a cable unit in p irst mitory lobbies. nth due WERTZ SAID the university w 15, students who opt for a cable unit \ monthly charge for cable viewing ditional units, according to Columb r at costs vary, they said. will USC currently has a cable system ces for 13 academic buildings on campu h," USC Instructional Services. Channel these buildings in addition to three used primarily for the distribution ice present cable system is old, but its us will Hinson said his department has < with cable service at "one time fun cost for the system once it is install lses save money if they would use our sys ling ext, INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES wc the cable system, according to Hinsoi Wertz said the Instructional Serv ms most economical," but "we have to ible Wertz said Residential Life Service from residents for cable TV. ,ues Estimates for the cable sys ^ decision will be made as to which ar weeksWertz said. International Hoi by ? pres Tot "All You Buttermilk Pa Ft VAC Monday Only 5 p.m. 1031 Assembly St. 76! 4467 Devine 782-96 *1 [Restaura 8| Student ;!v | Every Men ?& A A*. ? includes vegetc s s salad bar, br J i Pool - Dart - I i Tournc s 7:45 p.m. I ? ? Win cnsh In %s t f Corner Lady A Go 11 am m v -w? m W ;sidents kl^ TI 7 LdUlK 1 V Travis i USC residence halls, according to ent of Residential Life Services, vith Columbia Cable TV for inor a cable system. The cable units e rooms, according to a Columbia taw for cable broadcasts prohibits uDiic viewing areas, such as dorould pay installation costs, and vould pay a monthly charge. The is $7.50, with a $2 charge for adia Cable TV officials. Installation i which provides television service s, said Kenneth Hinson, director of Is 19, 25, 35 and 10 are available to instructional channels which are ol course material, he said. "The e has been revised," he said. offered to provide residence halls ding," meaning there would be no led. 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