Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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?rr r?* ?g?? Print B. wfeag ?***% t| Shop m A iW?I loses N copier I By Walter Allread Staff Writer At a time when many students |. -f are working on theses, the Union B ? Print Shop in the Russell House 19 University Union will be without a M copying machine for at least five days. Their Kodak Ektaprint 100F HI copier was removed Tuesday 77,0 morning. remov Print Shnn mnnauor Qncan I Jonvl said University Printing officials rep/aCi Richard Kelly and Dick Davis by Ste made it "definitely clear" to her that a possible replacement Xerox model would be okayed by their I department. She said she had I < expected no loss of service. h [ HENZL SAID SHE had the | opuon 10 cancel me cancenaiion 01 the Kodak model, but did not do so because she was told by Kelly that the replacement would be okayed. The print shop manager said the old Kodak model had been blurring _ . some copies of theses and ^1 dissertations and that the Xerox 8200 would be more versatile. She said USC vice-president for ' ^ University Relations and Public pc Affairs, Chris Vlahoplus, as well as < , the Russell House assistant director for business, Ken Brandt VC were present at the Friday j ^ ^ meeting when she was told the i replacement would be okayed. None were available for comment. She said Kelly "offered to help me cancel the Kodak," and added university rnnung oinciais nad expressed interest in sharing or H completely moving in the Print | | Shop's space on the third floor. Phillip Casom, assistant ajt/gg/fi manager of the shop, said they will remain open to handle offset, mimeo and typesetting work, but "it's thesis time and a lot of people I aren't going to be able to get copies here." U The Print Shop, which is self-. I ciinnnrtind tVio 'WnAnlr iil uuppvi tny IVQOVVI tiIV/ ru '!; model at a $965 per month base fl rate for 29,000 copies. Susan Henzl II said the Kodak usually averaged I 97,000 copies per month at a cost of '! about $1200. Casom said students will have to use copiers in university libraries or private copying firms near campus until the replacement arrives. The library copiers, he said, require manual coin loading for each copy and are slightly higher in cost at five cents per copy. Another copier is on the ^ second floor in the Russell House. C. J. Cambre at the Thomas f| |p|fr Cooper Library said all eight coinoperated machines there are in working order, as well as three ! others in the Law School Library I i and two in the BA Library. j/j The GAMECOCK is the student [ I newspaper of the University of South [ ! Carolina and is published three times a I week on Mondays, Wednesdays and j Fridays during the fall and spring semesters H and once weekly on Wednesdays during [ ! both summer sessions with the exception H of university holidays and examination p j periods. ; j Opinions expressed in the GAMECOCK I- i are those of the editors and not those of the j ' : University of South Carolina. I I The University of South Carolina is an equal opportunity institution. The Board of Student Publications and /4K^^g0g Communications Is the publisher of the GAMECOCK. The Student Media Office it thepsrent organization of the QAMECOCK. Change of eddross forms, subscription requests end other correspondece should i' be sent to the QAMECOCK, Box 86131, Russet) House, University of South CeroNns., Columbia, S C. 29208. Sub A script Ion rates are $5.60 per semester and /j&r $2 for the summer sessions. Third class postage paid at Columbia, SC. V ^Ks^gBS|B||MwH^^^B By, j Kodak Ektaprint 10OF copier is being taken apart for 1/ from University Printing on Tuesday. A possible went Xerox model has not yet been approved. (Photo jhen Ridde/I) EARN EXTRA MONEY gently needed people with >nonucleosis to aid in Medical search. 11 you have or had within the ') uwkc Mono vm i l^lifw , ? v./ X If .V /I ivy, y l I il 4 > V |V > $100.00 per week for hours of ur time. Call 254-6537 for more in'mation. 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Each meal will consist of all the wlnetyou can drink, and Jpf salad, main dish and bread tyou can eat. join us for your favorites. serving dinner 5:30-10 Grants ir By Janet Gibson Copy Dnk Chief Most USC students who qualify ti for financial aid will receive more a< basic grant money for the 1980-81 gi school year because of the recent a] tuition increase. p: Student Financial Aid Director b John Bannister said $25 to $100 will s; be added to the Basic Educational Opportunity Grants. He said ai awards will be based upon whether r< a student is an in-state or out-of- A state resident and whether he is si attending school full or part time, ii He said that in-state residents will d< probably receive a larger share of si the increase. ir I THE ROLLS OF Rl ? I WE'VE GOT THE TOP OF THE L 1 COPIER WITH ALL THE EXTRAS j BUT AT THE ECONOMICAL PRI OUR EXTRAS INCLUDE: Spotless Legal and Letter Siz Collation Two-Sided Copies Cardstock Labels Your Lettei 933 MAIN STRFFT fHPJ? ' r 0 | 799 3807 K<1|K< Need Extrs Receive a cash payment Call for an appointment: Hyland F I Donor C I"a\ 425 ASS One Day Servlc* Gold seal servlt Good Parking f Formal wear Branch Office at 14 For wade Hamp Fabric Car CLEANERS?LAUNP1 icrease BANNISTER SAID that because lition has increased at USC, a $50 kaoh/1 1 ? uuoo-uic-uvaiu |ii U|AKM1 10 CUt rants passed by Congress will not pply to the university. The roposal is designed to help alance the national budget, he aid. Each student who is eligible for id, Bannister said, will receive a eport from ACT Student ssistance Programs in Iowa City :ating the student's "eligibility idex." This index number etermines the amount of aid a tudent can receive, with lower idex numbers getting more aid. EPRODUCTIOIM dEOF Per Copy :e Copies Reductions Copies on Colored Paper rhead nn Hours Mon Fhurs . . 8:30 7 00 9 mA^ ^ Friday 8 30 6 00 L?Saturday .10:00 5:00i Money? for plasma donations. 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