The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 02, 1979, Page Page 3, Image 3
By William Tlnsley
Qamccock Staff Writer
A $4,000 deficit was reported in
Russell House University Union's,
RHUU, revenue balance sheets for
January, according to Tom Otts,
RHUU director.
Otts said a deficit in revenue is
not unusual for this time of year.
Although the deficit for Januarv. Rmn
1978 was only $250, Otts said he ofRK
feels the RHUU will be able to Th<
make up most of the deficit by the pensi
end of the fiscal year. said.
"We might have to hold tight on open
some services until the end of more
June," Otts said. "We will have to | Hous?
examine our employee needs very 23,000
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as possible to supplement our faced
budget." thebi
BOTH OTTS and Ken Brandt, The
Russell House business manager, has n
said it would be difficult to lower said.
RH expenses. Cle;
"1 don't see how we can cut down toweh
because then we would have to cut consic
down on our student services," Otts.
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By Mark Platte
Qamecock Staff Writer
Campus and Columbia City Police are
for the men who raped a USC coed an
woman within five hours of each other
Commander Michael Galvin of the Colum
Department said. An attempted rape on ca
also reported Tuesday.
A USC student was attacked in Maxcy-G
at the corner of Pickens and Blossoi
Tuesday, according to Campus Police rej
student reported that a man came up behii
shoved his fingers down her throat Th
screamed and began to fight off the assaila
man pulled out an eight-inch knife and thn
cut her if she continued to resist. The attac
the woman into the bushes and raped her.
THE RAPIST has been described as a b
about 26 years old, five feet, 11 inches
weighing about 170 pounds. He was wearii
tobaggan hat, blue jeans and gray sweats
man had a heavy beard and mustache, acc
police reports.
Term paper h
Term paper help is available for session
students in Thomas Cooper student
Library. The Reference Depart- portuni
ment will be offering a series of for ind
term paper workshops from March are sch
6 through April 4. The workshops Tues
are open to undergraduates and 4:00o r
graduate students and are Tues.
designed to aid students in finding ?7:00|
appropriate library resources and Tues.
organizing their research. Each p.m.
MDA swim-a-thor,
A swim-a-thon to benefit the Muscular Dys
held Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. at tl
Education Center. The event is sponsored by i
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dt said. "That's not the nature 4,532 rolls of toilet
tUU." 360,000 paper towels
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ve building to operate, Otts Jackie Westbury,
"No building on campus is Union accountant said
more days of the week and spent from July 1 to
hours per day than Russell janitorial supplies,
j," he said. "There are about
i people going in and out of THE BUDGET for
uilding every day, and we are day-care center
with the problem of keeping depending on the i
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: janitorial budget of $7,000 said. "Since some ch<
early been depleted, Brandt been made in Woodlai
and more single sti
aning chemicals, paper there, there aren't as
> and toilet paper cost a We're currently down tl
lerable amount, according to students."
RHUU visitors went through For $28 a week, sti
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/uiiicn unutA^u near u&L
lice still looking for suspe
The second attack occurred at a house 01
Street about 8:00 p.m. Tuesday, as a knif
searching man forced his way into a house and deni;
id another the woman lie on the couch, according to
Monday, police. He then raped the woman as he si
bia Police scenities at her. The man took $15 and ask
impus was keys.
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l tie iiictn wus ucscriot'u us ei OIBCK male
regg Park hair, wearing a blue windbreaker, blue jeai
m streets golf cap and a bright shirt. He was also de;
ports. The being between five feet, five inches and fi1
id her and inches tall, weighing 130-140 pounds, police s
le woman GALVIN SAID there is some possibilit
nt, but the rapist who attacked the woman at her he
eatened to same person who attempted the rape of a
ker pulled near Davis College at 12:30 a.m., Tuesda
tacker grabbed the coed from behind and i
lack male is a stick-up."
tall and The man pulled out a knife, and the wo
ng a gray him her purse. He told her to lie down, and t
ihirt. The fought back and began to scream. The
:ording to released the woman and fled down Gre
according to campus police reports.
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i will last one hour, and Students may register
ts will also have the op- the sessions by calling t
ty to make appointments Reference departmental
lividual help. The sessions
eduled as follows:
. March 6, Wed. March 7 j
i Saturday IBfflffljBBH
trophy Association will be ~_y~
le Solomon Blatt Physical PW5HVWWS|
Phi Delta Theta fraternity
ophies and t-shirts for the
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paper and employees' children are h
this past 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monda)
;ost lists. Friday. Educational in
University and hot lunches are provi
$6,081 was center is set up to car
Jan. 31 on children. There are curr
openings. "We are ad
now," Otts said. "If we I
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fluctuates meeting our budget."
lumber of Brandt said the RHUi
as, Brandt Room is bringing in more 1
anges have than any other RHUU
rid Terrace Other services making a j
idents live the University Union, th(
many kids. Spur and the RHUU Print!
nree or four
"Our purpose is not
idents' and money but to provide J
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Restrainii
cts
A temporary restraining
i Barnwell prevent a referendum
e wielding proposed Student Gov<
anded that SG, constitution, is inv<
Columbia cording to Michael Nur
houted ob- attorney general.
ed for car complaint was filed
by a group of nine studi
withshort eluding SG Senator Dan
is, a beige humanities and social s
scribed as against Election Comir
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ve six rvnn r uwier. 1
said. In a letter to Palmer C
y that the Chief Judge of the campu
ime is the Nunn said a restraining
USC coed would "have to be concun
y. The at- quorum of the campus <
said, "This The complaint requei
referendum not be hel
man gave validation requirements a
he woman an^ "that the defendants
man then manently enjoined from
en Street, the O'Boyle' constitution
the Student Body pursuan
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pvvuiuu as ii icy drt1 pi
worded."
The referendum, schedu
March 1, was canceled a
. . injunction was filed in <
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a Otts said. "If one service is
j operating at a profit, the excess
w* funds are used to boost up a service
not operating at a self-sufficient
level."
RHUU receives funding from the
federal government, Student
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Allocations commission, SAC, and
;ept from from service revenue. Their
' through operating budget is well over
struction $750,000 a year, according to
ded. The Brandt.
e for 48 Otts said one of the major exently
six penses is personnel. RHUU emvertising
ploys about 70 students plus
rill all 48 regular salaried employees,
e trouble
"I don't see any need for alarm,
J Game but it's going to be pretty close by
let profit the end of the fiscal year," Brandt
service, said. Otts said,' 'It's lucky we know
>rofit are now what kind of financial shape
i Golden we are in. We've got four months
Shop. until this fiscal year is out, and if
nt oki11 uuugeung ior u now we
to make should be able to make up our
ervice," losses by July."
rig order granted
; order to court Monday by the Student
on the Senate ad hoc committee on
jrnment, referendums. "Nowhere in the
did, ac- Carolina Cnrnmnnitv ic
v to HIV
in, USC authority for any judge or judges
to issue any directives, outside the
Tuesday full concert of the campus court."
snts, in- Nunnsaid.
Morris, The order was signed by two
ciences, campus court judges, Sharon
lissioner Rodgers and Frampton Toole.
A writ of mandamus, filed along
larkson, with the restraining order, is also
s court, invalid, according to Nunn. The
; order writ, which requests that petitions
ed by a (to place the constitution in
iourt." referendum) be surrendered to the
;ts the court, would have to be brought
d until before a full quorum of the court,
re met, Nunnsaid.
be per- Nunn said even though South
placing Carolina statutes grants Circuit
before Court judges the authority to issue
t to the a writ of this kind, that power is not
esently applicable to campus court judges.
The restraining order and the
led for writ will be discussed at a meeting
fter an of the campus court March 5,
rampus according to Clarkson.
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