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By Michelle Robinson Another stj
staff writer containing $1
, MONDAY, JULY 14: A student's dish cart at
wife awoke to the barking of their elevator corri
dogs and found a man climbing out
the kitchen window at Woodland THURSDA
Terrace Apartments, but nothing faculty mei
was stolen. While officers were checkbook w
checking that apartment, the jacket that v
apartment next to it was broken rack in his Co
into ? the rear door window was A student's
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All rooms were entered and one left it in a p
beer and a woman's necklace LeConteColh
taken. A student's
A student's bicycle with its chain cut at Mooi
and padlock was stolen from the cycle parkin*
Russell House and Calcott bicycle
rack. WEDNESI
A student's bicycle that was ax was stole
secured with a plastic covered athletic field
cable, was stolen from the which had it
I riolispnm stairwpll Hnu;c cmnchp
j Two ganr
SUNDAY, JULY 13: A student broken into i
approached by several men was stolen from
hit in the stomach and $20 taken, game room.
Later the injured student was A refriger
spotted and taken to the city fire the unlocke
department. member's ca
A student's wallet and watch parking lot.
were stolen from a stand near the
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A student's wallet containing student's wa
$40, credit cards were stolen from beneath a ta
his unlocked room at Moore studying whi
Dormitory. the book si
conducted
SATURDAY, JULY 12: A non- recovered in
student who laid her handbag on fourth floor n
the BA Building parking lot The rear
pavement, returned to find it motorcycle
missing about an hour later. motorcycle
Two non-students' luggage was Dormitory.
stolen from the Towers Lounge A student
after they returned four hours from his des
later. Library.
A student'
FRIDAY, JULY 11: A staff from her pu
member reported a fire in the Center Libra
Booker T. Washington auditorium. A student'
The fire was started from the stove stolen from
that had been left on all night and Building,
ignited some papers in a drawer A non-sl
near the stove and the wooden damaged v
frame of the drawer. Damages Another nor
were estimated at $400, $200 will with a pellet
replace the burner. the Blosson
A staff member's wallet was site of the n
stolen from a dish cart at the Department
I Russell House elevator corridor. the pellets n
Grant increase
Some students will receive a said "those
small ;ncrease in their Basic need will sho
Opportunity Grants this fall, while The increa
others will not, Terri Phillips, than $25 and
associate director of financial aid, receive it.
leveled off tl
Copier back Phillips said
congress am
Carter last w
The Russell House Print Shop is
back in the coping business after
the Kodak Ektaprint lOOf copier U
was hooked up this past week. <^d|
Print Shop manager Susan Henzl ^
said the copier was re-enstalled at j]
the expense of University Printing,
since they were responsible for its A
removal in the first place. Another
Print Shop employee said
University Printing will also pay II
for its removal if the new copier, a
Xerox 8200, is ever approved. I 1
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is Crime
iff member's wallet from the Snowden Dormitory
8 was stolen from a around the fourth floor.
the Russell House
dor. MONDAY, JULY 7: A student
reported $10, some change and
Y, JULY 10: A credit cards missing from her
nber's wallet and wallet while she was taking an
ere stolen from his exam in her professor's office at
/as hung on the coat Gambrell Hall Room 216.
liseum office room. An unlocked bicycle was stolen
wallet was stolen and from the side of Currell Annex.
i $90 missing after she A staff member reported her air
ublic phone booth at conditioner and a blue oval rug
ige. stolen from her apartment at
i motorcycle tire was Henderson Street.
e Dormitory motor- A non-student reported several
; lot. men attempting to steal bicycles at
the bike rack at the Physical
>AY, JULY 9: A pick Education Center. Two bikes were
n at the Roundhouse recovered and the men were taken
from a dump truck to Columbia Police Department.
s hoik aiiu slue wmd.
SATURDAY, JULY 5: A man
ie machines were and a woman, non-students, were
and $50 in coins were found in a car parked at Hamilton
the Russell House College indecently exposed.
a tor was stolen from FRIDAY, JULY 4: A non
d trunk of a staff student was found unconscious at a
r at the Russell House stairwell at the Pendleton Street
Garage. The woman was taken tc
Baptist Hospital by ambulance
. JULY 8: A non- after she was given mouth-to
llet was stolen from mouth resuscitation. She appeared
ble at which she was to be having an epileptic seizure
le she was searching and she told police she had been hi!
lelf. A search was on the head.
and the wallet Twenty dollars was stolen from a
a trash can at the student's desk in an unlocked room
len's rest room. at Moore Dormitory.
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was slashed at the stolen from the PE center bike
rack at Snowden rack.
A student's bicycle was stolen
s wallet was stolen from the light pole wi^i.e it was
k at the Law Center locked at Gambrell Hall.
THURSDAY, JULY 3: A
s wallet was stolen student's bicycle was stolen from
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ry. The vinyl top of a student's cai
s meal tickets were was torn while the car was parkec
her desk at South at the Coliseum.
A non-student reported foui
;udent's car was wheel covers missing from a cai
yith a pellet gun. parked at the Park Street Lot, neai
i-siuaeni was injured tne coliseum.
gun, both occurring at A faculty member cited thre<
i Street construction juveniles for attempting to steal i
ew Computer Science bicycle at the Thomas Coope
Police later reported Library and the three were takei
lay have been coming to city jail.
3s will varv
mS
who have the most Phillips said the $50 cut will n
kV a small increase." affect USC students like it wi
ise will not be more ?ther S.C. students because tl
not all students will tl?tion increase has been taken
The tuition increase consideration. AU students w
He $50 cut across the actually receive an increase fro
ancial aid applicants what they normally get. Howev
, which was passed by they wil1 not Set as much as ^
i signed by President would if Congress had not tak<
eek the money off the top.
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Saturday dinners
^"Ali you Can Eat"
:h and every Saturday night, beginning In $5.50
1le, we are pleased to offer our friends and
trons their favorite main dishes "all you can ?
r style. Each meal will consist of
the wlnelyou can drink, and Ja/
lad, main dish and bread tyou
n eat. Join us for your favorites. /ar^SmtT ms
serving dinner 5:30-10
? 19?EaaDlant
ARA rece
\ contract r
y ^? /
by dejau
By Bob Redding
Staff Wrtt?r g
A $3.5 million contract for food p
service concessionaires each year tl
at USC has been "approved by u
default." tl
Robert Stewart, director of P
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s Auxiliary ocivitcs saiu mv,
Cafeteria Committee recommended
renewing the ARA con- ..
tract, but no one in the president's office
acted on the review. "Time ?
dragged on and the contract was J
approved by default. It was too late .
to make a change," Stewart said. "n
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THE COMMITTEE INCLUDES '
i eight faculty and staff members
and five student members. The
committee reviews complaints and
the operation of USC's five
cafeterias, two snack bars and the jj
catering service. j?
; There are plans to improve y
1 service, he said, but most com- e
' plaints were about "minor
Droblems with the catering ser- c
1 vice, such as forgotten items on the
menu and late delivery. But these
problems have been largely s
corrected," and were the result of f
insufficient staff to provide proper '
service. This put a load on existing s
| management to fill unstaffed F
positions, he said. v
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i AR A Food Services has underbid
competitors and managed food
services at USC's Columbia f(
i campus for the last 28 years. The r
i current contract was signeH :n 1977 d
and was to be reaffirmeu each r
year. ARA rents the space and u
I equipment from USC and pays 4.5 i<
percent of the total sales for t
r maintenance of the eauiDment. r
' Bilingual seer
' USC meets d
r
a By Michael
Staff Wr
^ USC is beginning to train secretari
terests, secretaries who can condu<
another language.
i j ?. n ? it. ^ ?
ruicign investment m doum uaro
companies operating in the state, has
9* secretaries, of which the demand is hi
ill
ie IN RESPONSE TO the need for si
||J panded its secretarial program in t
l" handle the need.
m The expansion was inspired "by pi
er for these secretaries we didn't have,'
sy the secretarial sciences program.
Bn Businesses were surveyed and thei
program of study which would educat
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more warm days to i
wardrobe with
SUNS
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One Day servlc
Gold Seal servl
Good Parkina i
1/ | 'Formal wear
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The company is allowed to earn
"management fee" or maximum
rofit of 5 percent. Any profit over
his amount is returned to the
niversity "to be plowed back into
he dining services." This
rovision encourages ARA not to
eek profits, Stewart said.
AN INTERNATIONAL FIRM
sted as twenty-eighth in "Fortune
lagazine," ARA has gross sales of
3.5 million and an annual payroll
f $1.5 million at USC. Lester
liken, ARA regional district
lanager, said, "We are the
argest employer at USC." ARA
mploys 300 people, including 100
tudents.
While there is a maximum 5
ercent profit, there are no
uarantees. ARA has not made the
percent maximum in the last two
ears because of the lagging
conomy, "and our maintenance
ee has not covered equipment
osts," Aiken said.
STEWART SAID THE auxiliary
ervices, by law, cannot get funds
t rnn f J _f !4- l a.
rom uot ior any aeuciis ana musi
'balance out in the long run" any
hortages. This means im>rovements
could only be made
vhen the dining services
;enerated sufficient gross sales.
A new Cafeteria Committee to be
Drmed this fall will begin
eviewing all food services and,
lepending on its findings, could
ecommend a new contract be put
ip for bid. ARA's current contract
s not due to expire until 1982, but
ecause of the review process, it
ould be terminated early.
etaries:
emand
Hadley
her
les ior Dusinesses witn loreign mct
business in both English and
lina, with more than 120 foreign
; created the demand for bilingual
gh and the supply short.
ich office personnel, USC has exhe
College of General Studies to
lone calls from businesses asking
' said Marilyn Wilkins, director of
r responses were used to design a
e the multi-language secretaries.
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