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warsmm MmMMk fnierr Univers By Teresa K. Weave Gam* cock Staff Writer USC has been given the 100,000-sq Building on Sumter and College str international studies center. Representatives from the Depai Education and Welfare and the Administration presented the deed James B. Holderman in ceremon story building last week. the building was declared when federal offices were moved I Thurmond Federal Building in dov A few offices, including those ol Hollings, will temporarily remain ir USC has proposed to make the bi F. Byrnes International Center, 1 many programs with internatioi cording to university spokesman Ch "Hie concept is to bring many di into the building, although it hasn't exactly what programs will be in it.1 SAC cuts or ERIC STEIN, director of Intramural Recreational Sports, said that his program was cut by SAC, but that he is thankful to have any money for operating expenses. "All areas were cut back Overall we're just glad to be getting something. I've been at schools where I didn't have any money to work with. We'll just make do with what we've got," Stein said. The New Crucible magazine was eliminated from the allocations because of its inability to appeal to a large number of students, according to SAC member Robert Burton. "The simple fact is thatthe New Crucible is not working. They projected to raise $2,600 from sales HEAPIN KUK1HJ Trout Almondirie. Golden Fried Sh Ribs. Rare Roast Beef. There's a selection like this at S&S delicious things to eat homemade I Best of all, they're served in heapin ... S&S! Get a taste of the feast yo Come home to eat at S&! neighborhood on Gervais Marion Street. Walk from Carolina, or park free in c 1411 Gervals Street* downtoi Serving lunch daily from llai till 2:15pm, dinner from 4:45 till 8pm. iational center pic ity given 1 r The S.C. Com |uare-foot Federal approve the ceil eets for use as an a I,? renovations. Th< -tment of Health, approval before General Services Itc~ ....._ to USC President {^ V /* lies at the multi- ' permanent occuj The newly acq surplus property st^.te fir io the new Strom '? "j^.ha"d'c?Pf mtown Columbia. f Sen. Ernest F. i the building. n interior walls t firau cairl nnn %->? V? J UM1U VV/I t jilding the James would cost betwe wringing together The federal b nal aspects, ac- part" of the USC ipGray. ideal location. T fferent programs from the Horsesh been determined "As time goes 'Gray said. center of campus ganizational I and they raised $4. That cost SAC $2,596. They're just not appealing to enough people," he said. THE GAMECOCK and the Garnet and Black also received substantial reductions in budgets. Doe said the cuts were made to the student media in general because of what she saw as a dissatisfaction by the students with much of the publication'* coverage. "Whfln it ramp Hnu/n tr? tho lact considerations, some of the students were dissatisfied with the student media. That was one of the factors. We wanted to give the money to organizations that weren't so controversial," Doe said. HHBHHHHHHHHHHHHBHIHIHHH ( ti imy >NS.PriceM?I?aareSaraii?reill?MIIIMIIIIIH rimp. Veal Parmesan. Barbecue i Cafeteria ? more than 100 fresh from scratch every day! ig portions at a tiny price. Mmmm u can afford on these special days! , THURSDAY FEATURE ONLY $179 March 27th A UVER ANU UWIUWS with your choice of two vegetable* SUNDAY FEATURE ~ ONLY $Q09 March 30th M* RAVCn BIAU MTBIUMB# MTUU ' FRIED CHICKEN with your choice of two vegetables 5 ? we're right in your Street between Bull and i the University of South >ur own lot. ?" iBBZ pm ' af cafeterias ' i nned buildinQ mission on Higher Education must ter, but the commission has already |uest for $1.8 million for building ; General Assembly must give final work is begun. icupy some offices in the building t major restoration is needed before 5ancy, Gray said. uired building must be brought up to e standards and be made accessible >ed, Gray said. Specific renovations the addition of one elevator, congenial fire escape and some changes o meet office space requirements. struction of a comparable building en $5 and $6 million. luilding will become an "integral ; campus, Gray said, because of its he building is situated just across loe and beside Wardlaw College, on, it will be more and more the ," Gray said. 3udqets From page I Burton said a total of about $20,000 was cut from the Garnet and Black, the Gamecock and WUSC-FM combined. The reasoning behind the cuts, Burton said, was that experience with working in student media would be enough reward without having to be paid. Burton said he believes the OVIWtlUlI pt UOUU 111 UCIC1 " mining allocations is as fair as possible. "When you have 10 people on SAC, there are usually five people that want something and ' five people who don't. It's a democratic process and our members are from all areas of the campus." If. j ivi naving colli:! c w m. rwy Itf USl I wo und< 102 air coi in every r( IComple and < Visit o Open Monday Cold, frostc and Ji thi "Where Visiting ;y: v > v , > m?%ik '!/:<' > .-' 4'rA'h y" \ .%> N \ 4* *" I : Bj^^KBB^Bsg fi| I i - s!v I M?jj*?T??j;f^^ny. ifBS t^^H^MRjRHSBflB^H^^Ki k.L|^V.^^^N|^'M| I ^BI^Bn9HKa9BlSi^BE38H^H9BBH i r {?? I I msBHHnHnHHl IRl^HH * aaH^HSSHxft&Jfi II SH8 B SBFjnS < Russell K. Pace - GAMECOCK The Federal Building on Sumter and College Streets will become the James F. Byrnes International Center. The building was given to USC after the federal government deemed the structure surplus property. Visitors To USC? hone 803/799-950I 1U. T1V1V MnTFT LHJJ-JLJL1 JL1 JLTJLV^ JL JLiJLJ 821 Assembly St. olumbiu, S.C 2!)2()1 Blocks From USC Campus ?r new management. iditioned rooms. Color T.V >om. hour direct dial switchboard tely redecorated inside out. Ample parking. ur bar and restaurant. -Friday until .12:00 midnight. h ;d pitchers of "Bud" $1.75 imbo Hamburger $.65 ru March 31, 1980