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By Brian Duncan
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past Monday and Tuesday will riot j
affect spring break, Chip Gray, <
USC spokesman, said. 1
"No days will be taken away," ]
he said. I
The storm caused problems for ;
various university departments.
Marvin D. Harrelson, USC i
director of public safety, said the
campus police maintained regular i
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Some emergency services
provided by the police included
transporting emergency personnel j
to operate the Thomson Student
Health Center and transporting <
maintenance employees to get to
trouble areas on campus. J
HARRELSON SAID campus ~
police received isolated reports of
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car damage caused by snowballs.
"We finally closed Green Street to
keep traffic off," Harrelson said, 1
44but they (those throwing
snowballs) just moved to another 1
location." 1
Meetings slated [jjj
for flag corps
An informational meeting for
women interested in joining the
Carolina Flag Corps will be held
Feb. 28 in the USC Band Hall
located at 511 South Main St. 'j
The flag corps performs j
regularly at USC football games,
doing flag and dance routines.
For more information contact j
Mike Beverly at 777-4278.
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Diane Liewis, coordinator of
student relations for ARA Food
Services, Inc., said only the Roost
and Russell House cafeterias were
Dpen Sunday. Five stranded employees
were taken by campus
police to the Carolina Inn where
Lhey stayed Sunday night, she
added.
Bill Lark, assistant director of
the Gamecock Snack Bar and
Wade's Place in the Wade Hampton
Hotel, said cafeteria managers
'We finally closed
traffic off, but th<
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'ocation.'
and ARA Director Ted McDaniel
have agreed to open the Russell
House facility in the event of adverse
weather because of its
central location.
McDANIEL SAID a $3,600 loss
was expected because all dining
facilities were not open.
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"We would have had enough food Priority
in our refrigerators, freezers and sidewalks
store rooms to probably have center <
served four days with no Reynolds
problem," he added. crew men
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"We were operating mostly with Tuesday,
management and office people," i
L^ark said. All three ARA officials
agreed it was a good experience
for people in management j
positions to work in serving lines
and prepare food.
Green Street to keep
ey (those throwing
noved to another
"I really enjoyed it," Lark said.
"It was hard work, but it was fun."
JACK REYNOLDS, superin- 4
tendent of grounds, said his
department was just beginning to .
recover from the effects of the "
recent ice-storm when the snow
hit.
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said. Of the 45 regular said the Russell House movies
ibers, Reynolds said only scheduled for Sunday and Monday
nade it to campus by nights were shown "to give the
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