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?* Carolina Library Volume LXIX, No. 131 University of South Carolina,Columbia, S.C. April 25, 1979 Students t to remain; By Michael Go Qam?cock Staff w USC honors students currently house< pealing the university's decision to reloca Nada hall adviser, Randy Johnson, said. "The residents are real upset about it; some input in the decision," Johnson said a petition to be submitted to USC Pres Some of the students are submitting thei said he hopes will also be considered by H THE CURRENT plan is to relocate tJ seshoe when aoartment renovations ? Wertz, associate vice president of Reside are relocated, the vacated apartments housing, Wertz added. Nada Apartments is a community i located on College Street across from building. The community currently hous< "The decision makers haven't really community," said Jorn Larsen, of Nada / 'The majority of us ? ?? : ~ i- i m. ? _ M KicKeci out, (or on c because we can't affc Horseshoe/ Nada residents have known they wou] years, Wertz said. "The South Carolina 1 Horseshoe," Wertz said. "This is where tl ttenry iireen, Nada resident, said thei honors students living in the apartments, that the administration conferred with t talking to Nada residents about the movi fair decision." Student Affairs Vice President Jam students cannot appeal the decision. "We years ago." At that time, the students agi Campbell said. "They asked for an extc fine with us. The extension was grante< time to find other housing, Campbell said. '/ was under the impi administration confe Greeks a long time b Nada residents about t Til I? MAHA rpcirlonfc lirill Kotm frt ? ? - - ?m mmLwm m ? vuiuviiuj TTIX1 1 >U C IV/ I semester, 1980. Campbell said the Horseshoe will be a hewly renovated, however, it will cost apartments. Beginning this fall, the average yearly $649.12, as compared to an average of $9 on the Horseshoe, acording to Residentia residents currently pay $580 a year. "I don't have a couple of hundred dolla Edwards, a Nada resident. "Just becai doesn't mean you're rich, she added. have their own meeting space, and we v, wards said. Lisa Wingard, a Nada student, said "T _? 1 i ' * - gei KicKea oui, U)i on campus nousing; be the Horseshoe." Wingard said the admi their decision to relocate Nada resident* partial to fraternities and sororities," she Peter Sederberg, professor in Govemir and former master of the honors prograi right to appeal the relocation. "I aim because they have built this living/lean entitled to continue their experiment," he Th#? HnrvAchno u/mtlrl lint fanilifoto hie m. mm vo O VMBVB a W 1UVIIIVU iV UIIQ said. "Nada apartments has an idei program, in two years there will be no < honors students," he added. petition af Ma/la UL 11 uuu oding rit?r i in Nada Apartments are apite them in the Horseshoe area, they thought they should have I. The residents are circulating ident, James B. Holderman. r own QDinions. which .Johnson olderman. tie Nada residents in the Horire completed, said Richard sntial Life Services. After they will be available for Greek consisting of three buildings the Business Administration es 59 honor students, understood the value of this Apartments. are going to get campus housing) >rd to live in the Id be relocated for about two Honors College is really in the ley belong," he added. *e was not enough input from "I was under the impression he Greeks a long time before b," Green said. "It was not a es B. Campbell said Nada j ironed that out with them two eed to move out in two years, nsion of one year, which was i to allow residents adequate ession that the trred with the efore talking to he move.' elocate at the end of spring better area because it will be more than housing in Nada rate for Nada housing will be 94.40 a year for honors rooms 1 Life Services officials. Nada rs to throw away," said Susan ise you are an honors student rhe sororities and fraternities 'on't if we have to leave," Edhe majority of us are going to cause we can't afford to live in nistration is not being fair in , "I tkinb ? ?. a vmiicv uuiucniiiiii a very said. tent and International Studies, m, said the residents have the i sympathetic to their cause ling community and thev are said. same atmosphere, Sederberg itity apart from the honors connection between Nada and W ; I A w: # * a^g^jawilllffi^ ^^bwr^i ^>VCsV.-.< -V.->.s.,. .-.......... .?v.. .V. v.. -v. v.... -v. .-.vy.VM. llffr^-'^ ;-fe~ - <^L> >- ,w!l' M?U?^ *>L ^V'. ; i I1HI l iii ii VflHv fl -i "r"? v-/';-:-;^'-{ .; >'^7V--i^S"yf^c-' MT" Ml5 * S/wIH * f i K Ji t Sjggg < 1 <MiM.frii |7|V vHM^vji v m ? ^ \w? iV^wjMW - <? *** -v.w iv.'w.v.vw.v,.' . .^^^^ ^.S^' >' ; >>.^* :^S< :< : s^<^ v^> ^'^\^^v^<^\^>^s^ .^?:^^'^>^ xs^>>^o^>^VA^ > ? B ^MMR ' ''all ^^^gfftp. WnSHBHBBaBk V.,: V BMSjaBilggS ,