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By Michael Gooding held u
Gamecock Staff Writer SeCUrit
A proposal for a comprehensive agains
lost and found center has been Stua
rejected by Frank Ardaiolo, Coordi
associate dean of student affairs, dean c
according to Kevin Landry and daiolo
Stuart Hunter, who wrote and "thev
submitted the proposal. prioriti
progra
Landry, a former student and ;
assistant. at the USC Visitor priorit;
Center, said the proposal was being i
rejected, "because of budget could
restraints but will hp rpuipuipH nooHori
again." Derivatives of the
proposal were considered but, "the "IT!
necessary elements in the proposal valuab
are built around each other, and to like to
do away with any would hurt the prehen
overall efficiency of it," he said. start in
Ardaioi
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center would include one staff in More
charge of all items turned in and needed
who would pick up items at other system
locations. Also included would be a paying
room where the items would be operat<
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Budget restraints c
found center
ntil claimed, with adequate "We felt we didn't
;y measures taken to ensure money to do it in our de
t theft. Ardaiolo said. "It's
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nator, said Marsha Duncan, responsibility," headde
)f student affairs, and Ardiscussed
the proposal, and Tom Otts, director
both felt that budget House University Unio:
ies didn't warrant it. A lot of might not be that vast
ms were waiting for months sibility, but we real
years, and they have looked at it thoroughly
y," she said. "I can't see it and completely.
realized soon, but I wish it
be because it's very ?
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I1INK the lost and found is I EVEI
le to students, and I would
see something more com- ??????
sive, but I don't want to jpfrn IffiL
on duplication of services," ShT
than $10,000 would be
, and the major cost would be S8M
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The $400,000 renovation of Ruth
spring 1978 semester, will "hopefi
|||j fall 1979 semester, according to
B_ d uu?ia.
Rutledge College, built in 1805,
seshoe renovation project. Once
students with a ratio of 60 percei
Marshall Winn, director of adm
will be given to former Rutledge r(
Also, the Horseshoe will be ope
traditionally excluded. Currently I
College on the Horseshoe.
Marshall said the biggest draw
acanuc 10 cusi. ii vprice; is ap
semester," he said.
Brunton said Rutledge is being
used for Elliott and DeSaussure (
- gamecock ^he basic r0om layout will be in a
will accommodate four students
[ chenette connected to a bedrooms 1
First-floor apartments will house
All apartments will be centrall
have private bathrooms. "The Hor
accommodations and will be in the
i major factor
expansion r<
have the "IF WE end up with responpartment,"
sibility, we would then need to sit
not my down and look at the host of
Dr. Otts' problems that exist."
;d.
A comprehensive lost and found
of Russell center would be, "a total asset to
n, said, "It the campus, but it would require
t a respon- certain expenditures," he said,
ly haven't
, critically, Lost-and-found items are now
being handled by the Russell
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*dge College, begun at the end of the
illy" be completed by the start of the
Harold Brunton, vice president of
is being redone as part of the Horcompleted,
it will house about 120
nt honor students to 40 percent nonissions
for S.C. College, said priority
isidents displaced by the renovations,
n to more women, who have been
Ihere are four women living in Elliott
back for students living on the Horiproaching,
if not gone over $500 a
renovated, following the same plans
Colleges when they were remodeled,
n apartment style. Most apartments
, with the central living area/kitor
each resident, Brunton said.
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best location," Brunton said.
ejected
House Information Desk in the
second-floor lobby.
"When an ID is turned in, we call
the student," Debbie Booth,
receptionist for the director of
Russell House said. When valuable
items are turned in, "We make out
lost-and-found cards and post them
downstairs," she said. Plans are
being made to improve the present
system, and suggestions are
welcome, Booth said.
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