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Volume LXIX, No. 125 University of South Carolina, Columbia, S.C. April G, 10*79 Van< N' > *.'v . :: ^ . ...w- v. v;.o*:>. ^ . ' 7 - : ;. . N:: > ' ::> ; V; |? , ''v.- ^V,^j~-\^- 1 bV Gai By Leigh Qrogan Assistant News Editor The Gamecock was the r< of three prestigious news awards in the months of De ana Marcn. On March 16, 1979 the Gai was awarded a Medalist rat a third place award in lay< design by the Col (University) Scholastic Association, CSPA. E Sullivan, CSPA associate d said the Medalist honor is f less than 10 percent of th place puDiicauons, ior excellence. First publications are those re between 850 and 1,000 point evaluations. THE MEDALIST is an < honor rating. The ratini comparative and reflect publication compares to publications produced 1 i'i! A similar cunuiuuiis. /\ in: rating does not mean a pub is ranked first in the count that it is among a group ol publications. The Gamecock submitt copies of each paper pu from July through Noven this past semester. 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I llKjUcu uy uic juu eluded: headlines, news editorials, sports writing, fe advertising, general 1 reporting and photography. dalism c< B mecock i The Gamecock tied place honors in layout a jcipient wj[th Tfoe Oracle, th< paper newspaper of the Unr cember south Florida, which awards for the past 10 ye; tnecock Judges for the compet ingand from the New York T Dut and New York Daily News an umbia iui i\ v/iuu ui r i nun Press craftsmen. dmuna ,n december the c irector, *iven to I? ie first under yyiaflf * >t-place ? 15. v* lication i|9| l?!2ffiSWl ry, but f better ^8 ^^Sii^lpi|p e<i two m|:^ -JSiStsgiS blished iber of |MH - pSSP*| Duld rest B fl HflHH&HHMHSMNBBi R m WBm wHHI B&m9 mm 8f^8 Bll^ P^jM ... v ^.%."" ..* IB - "" iif V^, ' ''^ M m j^B ~ y _By v ^BgSsHHHPI;;!;i ^Lvigp^^ vs.:. * "..^^^^ j-% ^U ^jj^T32 QH^ I . :5^S^S!^:x5^wS^ v. ^|ywBK^^B|JyH winsthn for third was awarded the V nd design dolph Hearst Founds i student for editorial writing. 1 /ersity of submitted in the has won concerned administral ars. linuor in the ballr ition were violated university reg imes, the d the New "This (winning the ig House one of the goals of th staff this year," accor ;*?mecock J. Lundgren, editor ii lit in hot 3 S; UIlIVCITSliy & close, current r I iSrlifl university housi "There would , C type of reimbui v ^v,4i ^ having already \ fp? he added. ?S': -JOE TILLER *|Rh from "beer botl *^at on^ a sma' number of peo] -v; ! situation of pote ! "I think the a }i;'l serious problenr I -I ? ^inc^ ^havior ! jpyl Restrictors w IflM instead of an ini >) ) j to David Macau -.j The restrictor ventilation but 1 ?T7.j he said. Before B:K1 iurna run awae Macaulay sai( IM fine for the first ; ] the residence h; Wm,( support us," Ca |?f! spring break, tJ s | indicated suppo le natior William Ran- Gamecock. "We ition Award Pr'sed at the resu rhe editorial Petition, but we a competition Pr?ud." nrcHrir.lrino "The affnrt ?-? vii * ??v * a vx a v oom which publications invol iulations. on the part of the production staff ai awards) was said Jon Clemm e newspaper manager of studen ding to Mark "We were con i chief of the several big el's clos By Brian Duncan Qam?cock Staff Writsr dents involving objects throwi Hotel have resulted in threal e new dormitory unless the inc: *?11 virf nrpsiripnt of stMrlpnt a ?j * r* ? ? es have occurred, but damages ted since this past September. I biles, Campbell said, althougl Iso been broken. aid the closing of the hotel, "w< i residents twice now. If a signi te to recommend closing the ho a significant event would be is bell said. otel residents from Residents d the incidents "a totally unac< viewpoint." It warned that if t esidents would not be permi ng for the 1979-80 school year, n't be any place to put them,' sement would have to be wo aaid the $100 non-refundable ho , resident manager of the hotel ties to rocks." Tiller agreed v 1 number of residents were invi pie doesn't increase or lessei ntial serious injury or death." verage resident is mature enc . ? ? A I i j ?u:~ : 1.t: I CU1U UI1UCI MdllU, IIIIS lllMilUll Tiller said. ere placed on the hotel wind itial plan to permanently seal I lay, director of men's housing, s permit the windows to open hopefully prohibiting objects fi these restrictors, many of the igrees. i anyone found tampering with offense. A second offense will all, he said. "I am anticipating mpbell said. "When we met u ley were very understanding rt of the university's stand." talawai were not sur- puojicatioi ilts of the com- were just]} ire pleased and The awai many ch; of triweekly newspaper ves much work saidstaff members, Other im nd advertising,'' made in thi lensen, general t media. Lundgren. ipeting against insta] time daily process sj iing n from windows of the ts from university ofiHontc am ctnnrvirl IV4V1IIO UK V OVWppVU. ffairs, said fortunately > totaling close to $6,000 Most of the damage has i windows in adjacent >uld be a last resort. We ficant event happens, I tel." "impossible to answer al Life Services dated ceptable situation from he hotel were forced to tted to reside in other ' Campbell said. Some rked out with students iiicino fpp fnr iipyt uoar .W. JX.U., , said the debris ranged /ith university officials olved, but, he said, "the i the problem. It is a >ugh to realize this is a on cannot tolerate that ows over spring break the windows, according i a few inches, allowing rom passing through it, i hotel's windows could the windows will face a result in removal from ; that the residents will 'ith the students before of our situation. Many rds is, and 1 teit tne awards f deserved." rds are the result of the anges made in the this year, Lundgren iprovements have been i production facilities of ecock according to New equipment has lied, making the whole >eedier and more efGeorge, production )f the Gamecock, said achinery included three jlay Terminals, a new setter which reads and >rds on photographic iisc reader and a new v equipment replaces r old, outmoded and is the latest state of echnological equipment I s\ f tv\ IUV ' I v"I I 11 11 v l l.i\ J I ildn't have obtained the without the help of the locations Commission," en said. "We have a hase agreement with phic Corp. We exercise to purchase or continue e equipment after one f equipment will place 'cock ahead of many al newspapers, acClemmensen.