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RHUl mayoi By Nancy Richmond ataiT writer A $38,000 music lounge a recording studio should be operation this week on t third floor of Russell Horn according to Tom Ot Russell House director. Money for the proj< came from about $130,( allocated by the USC Capii Planning Committee 1 'It is not hie, commodate the we don't sophisticated 51 third floor west wi renovations. "We missed our Decemb 1st goal," Otts said. "B there is still some equipme that has not arrived. \ can't get delivery, but the is enough equipment to op< up." He also said Technic Services has had trout finding time to install t equipment since it is bu this time of year. THE LOUNGE will be quiet room where studei can listen to request recordings. Otts said up presentation of an id< m Support H Wear one j ! wherever y4|j pi you go <**, | | Beautiful!! | I AT THE JEWI 2999 PIATT SPRINGS R "/f'* More Than J /Tt / / * j {i UuNOI J music, pen this tification card, students wil be given headphones t< k_*.? 1--1 _ i im usieu iu musical selections in The lounge can serve 3! he students, and six channel: se, are available to eacl ts, listener. Recordings will b< played on a first-come, first ict serve basis. )00 "Our major commitmen tal will be contemporary music or but our objective is t< ih class, but to acf student population. need a highly yudio.' ?Harry Bousboure/is ng provide all types of music, Otts said. He said the Kusse Alien ITnltfn?*oU%f T T-~: ~ **vuuv UUIVUIOHJ UI1IU er would like to make th ut lounge both educational an nt entertaining. Ve re Equipment will includ* en four to six cassette players two turntables and a reel-tc aj reel tape player. >le A studio for recording he videotaping and other type: sy 01 turning will be next door t< the lounge. a "THE STUDIO can b< tits used for any kind of purposi ;ed involving sound or lighting on requiring special equip *n- ment," Ottssaid. : the Cocks! 1 For Him or H?r } ' Cold Tone I Lapel Pin p $1.00 each I ELRY WAREHOUSE [4 D., W. COLA. 9 til 6 Mon.-SatJ \ A \ r nulLy r31~*C RESTOURflffl fclfc P% Qnd SALOOn I R 10 Kb i ?. I % CH.1^ lounge week 1 Skippy Beach, former ;> Technical Services employee and designer and 2 operator of the sound 3 equipment at the Quarter i Moon, a Columbia nightclub, r* lin r% - ? - vit vrr up d pi uiuiiiiidry design for the project, which was later revised. Beach t said the studio's walls were , perforated for air3 conditioning vents, and - electrical outlets were left unsealed out of "pure neglect." These changes decreased the studio's recording efficiency, he f said. n is nai i y Duusuourens, Technical Services depart? ment head, said the studio is soundproofed "as well as possible." "It is not high class, but tc n accommodate the studenl J: population, we don't need a highly sophisticated studio There is no market for it ir Russell House," he said. e , . "It is fairly well in ?- sulated," he said. "But it is not strictly for sounc recording. It is more of a g multipurpose room. It is based on the needs of the building and the university,' r? l ? * Dousuoureiis saia. e ^ The GAMECOCK is the studoni [ newsp?p?r of the University of South |. Carolina and is published three times e week on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays during the fall and sprint semesters and once weekly or Wednesdays during both summoi sessions with the exception o1 umveriwy nonuays ana ex&minatior periods. Opinions expressed in th k GAMECOCK are those of th? editor A and not those of the University c j South Carolina. I The University of South Carolina i ; | an equal opportunity institution. H The Board of Student Publication: and Communications is tha publisha of the GAMECOCK. The Studen I Media Office is the pareni organization of the GAMECOCK. Change of address forms, subscription requests and other correspondence should be sent to the GAMECOCK. Box 85131. Russell House. University of South Carolina. Columbia. S.C. 29208. Subscription rates are $5.50 per semester and $2 for the summer sessions. Third rl*t? - ?p?iu a\ Columbia. S.C. 11 liijf "? ? SATURDAY, DEC. 6 student was arreste drunkenness and diso after he was seen fighti man near Moore dorm s strike the arresting offic< i Four students were cfi shed near a McBry building. They were re that a report would b Residential Life Service student's car was stolen lot. I : | FRIDAY, DEC. 5 - was arrested for drivin fluence of alcohol afte speeding inside Per Garage. A male non-stu< on a sidewalk was arn drunkenness. n louiu/caaaciic piuyt: were stolen from a cai Blossom Street Garage, stolen from a College of r smoke bomb exploded ir A false fire alarm w LaBorde dorm. 'I'HUKSDAY, DEC. 4 > radio and some tools we; t car parked in a lot at 1300 1 A vacuum pump i ^? If all the toilet pape used in the US in 1979 wa put in one big pile an< ; sent to Iran, it sti I I wouldn't clean up th t mess! i i Kinko's Copies I I 933 Main St. 799-3807 i > r f __ _ ? lX*or Wof?t Aft?*f the 0 v**?fk !?> Kinkos f??r ijiktfctv | X**fn* 4C v,\ A/?1 r^'ikfT^S'T W?' ? .U *"vvn.lhif*i ??if** < < 4li?? ? Ihrtv htJr |HiO( h .p? kt*?? ^ ?\S f*Vfi th%fV k-.L.. - / A Tocu cti T Roast Beef i Plantation Sh Candied Mashed Po W* "N L-.J * impus Crime ? A male non- refrigeration gauges were ta a lor public equipment room in tne b rderly conduct Moore dorm. A false fire ng with another reported in Moore dorm. inH fhcn fri/iyl frv tuva vnvil vi 1V/U IV ;r. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 3 lught painting a stolen from a campus lot de quadrangle recovered by Columbia polic leased and told block of Cherry Street, e made to the television sets were stolen fr s Office. A non- Center. irom a coliseum inree blank checks wei stolen from a desk in a 1\ room. A male non-student A male student friend in Moore dorm reports g under the in- missing after he was awakenc r he was seen near the dresser. He said he idleton Street man, also a visitor, leave the ient found lying JSted for public TUESDAY, DEC. 2 ? A i stolen from a McBryde quad r and a speaker room. The convertible top parked in were stolen from a car p A (olonhnno m>ir Thnmac Pnnnop 1 ihraru lni a vvivpiJWilV VYUO * vvx/pvi iJiwt Mi J IUI Cursing office. A locked to a rack near Presto 1 Preston dorm. stolen. as reported in A staff member's wallet from an unlocked desk in the Office. A student reported ai - A citizens band car break-in near Univers re stolen from a Apartments. Someone tried t i Wheat St. car parked in the bu md a set of ministration lot. JL? ^ ^ ^ ^4 ^ >,1^ ^ v* ^ ^p ^p ^ rp yji r * s * d ^ u * Congratulations tr? tb*r t ^ ? ? w * A v- LI IV H Gamecocks 8-3-0 ? * breaking season. Good * the upcoming Gator | Classic and to Georg * best running back i * country and the H? ! * Trophy winner'' ^ uamecc * * i ^ y * Jpf^C Jfe Since 1937| I ?SlMKIJ ? * Fabric Care Center * CLEANERS *LAUNDERERS#FURRIE i & fj * Jf 'J'*< st to the Sea iristman Buffet at the op of Carolina Tuesday, December 9 5:30-8:30p.m. vith Yorkshire Pudding, Baked Ham, trimp, Brussel Sprouts with Chestnuts, Yams, Tiny Lima Beans with Corn, tatoes, Fried Rice, Assorted Salads, Dinner Rolls ^ Glass of wine served witl I.D. Required Dessert Extra gRt) $4.50 to* and tip include* Call 8198 for reserve 5 ken from an asement of alarm was A car was ; and later e in the 2500 Two color om the Law re reported rtoore dorm . visiting a his wnllot ?d by a noise saw another room. shotgun was rangle dorm and a radio ?arked in a L A bicycle ?n dorm was was stolen Treasurer's n attempted ity Terrace o hot wire a siness ad V * * : 1980* recordH luck in* Bowl* e "the^ in the * iisman * * * * * A * * * ?cks! * * * * * m I * * RS * ******* #T? 9Tk ^1 lson 2 1 ' 1 y \ h meal 7 i y y itions (f I