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j ^ : ^ I ^ jl ^ ; I USC plans to spend $7.8 million to ternational Center. Davis College of Li (Photo by Jose Panganiban) j + vi* L1UOLCI renovations By Tom Coyne Staff Writer USC's Board of Trustees approved ar?u,. ?1 i ~ IUI llic I^IlUVctllUUd \Jk Davis College and the James F. Byrnes International Center Feb. 11-. David Rinker, system vice president for facilities planning, said before any renovations could begin. the architects' contracts would have to be worked out by both the state Budget and Control Board and the Joint Bond Committee of the General Assembly. Rinker estimated renovation expenses at $1.8 million for the Byrnes Center and $285,000 for Davis College. "There are a lot of renovations needed in both buildings? particularly to the heating, j _ ? venule11 iuii tuiu an cuiiuiuumng sys>u;iiis? making the buildings accessible to the handicapped and improving the fire safety in the buildings," Rinker said. r c. I Feb. 121 [now is The Time For S winter & Spring Sporti SHOES! SHOES! Many Reduced Even Below Our Usual Low Team Price. j All Courts(Mens & Ladles) $17.50 EAEKLISe WATI EQUIPMENT Get readv Best selection be long in town 20% f f All skis 10 /o Off & Acce; j V odd & M |!i11!i ,',-> >! "YourSpecialistir I Columbia Mall 3 blocks belov N 788-9000 765 ' . : r .. * J; : '1 : ', " ' . i; - 4- ' ;; Nti^lllWiy-I1W? -ltWW#tWrtiWrt^ \ renovate the James F. Byrnes lnbrarianship will also be renovated. es approve ?architects IN ADDITION, the Byrnes Center needs a second stairway and oniee space improvements. Hinker said the renovations would probably begin in six months. Cn..?k : u, i? e 1 uuuiu v/di win id taauca uuuua iu miiu swic agency projects. Because of the unstable state of the economy, South Carolina currently is not issuing bonds. Grady Patterson, a Budget and Control Board member, said bonds would probably not be available for the next year and a half to two years. Hinker said the money to renovate Davis College would come from the renovation reserve fund. He said he was hoping to borrow money from other bond funds to renovate the Byrnes Center and repay the money when the bonds are issued. The university had originally planned to hold off on the renovations until state bonds Qm roloQCa/4 Kltt Woe? Ctn/io /4/\ni I V tviviigvM, MM*. IBCIO Oillvv UCV1UCU 11/ gu ahead with construction. m ' * '4^.? I I, ill in y le - ; m V?. th-2ist uostantiai savings on ; Ing Goods; I warm up I ALL SKI ALL WARM I CLOTHES UPS . 4?% 30% Off off :R SKI I BOXERS ut won't All Boxing Equipment Off 20% Off Tories foote, 9hc. i sports since 1944" : ' I erstKjf*"-* j v the Coliseum Dutch Square p 0150 772-8727 H For middle income stu< V ?? V? Financial ai< Stqff Reports ( Recent federal legislation has made more t! students from middle income families p eligible for federal financial aid, according a Mo Ray Edwards of USC's Financial Aid Services. g "Historically, the primary emphasis in l< federal financial aid programs was on students coming from lower income families," FM wards said "But with the r passage by Congress m 1?>7H of the Middle n Income Student Assistance Act. the trend began to extend eligibility to many middle c income families." . 11 ' \ V \ i m i C 1 millinn u'onl tf\ rrwir**i n *' Al.'VUi "UIJIWII *.? *. iw uiv iiiwi I4?CUJ IrHEHGGESn ^Win a trip to D ^rRide the Wrar Iurem DUCRII Next week at XV You must be < The Gold i pntempora 5 Preset : ? i ?<? 9 russefl house B j WED. F I dents | d increases ,000 USC students receiving financial aid liis year. These figures include state. rivate and federal grants and loans; and cademic and athletic scholarships. towards said, nowever. me lertera; overnrnent provides most of t.ht* grants and >ans. Till; I%5 Higher Education Ad rrca!? ! L'dcral financial aid In its m<?v < ci<' eview of the ad <,'?ni?.oU-d i tore aid to middle lncpT'1' Amen -an.-, i nr iiiaxuuu;:) r jn ; v -1u?' 1 ' an nnrive ji.i- ty. ., i ncreases fi om .>!,litn> ?;<>,a,ti;j< ?;? he 1U81-82acadvinii }.o^r,,, ^ '*/rm? wiminafmnTifrirr mrcvM! lairtArio I igler Jeans I ig Bull Works!" 1 le Holiday Inn. I 18 to enter. M * 4/ * en Spur iru Sounds \ its ; r* 9:00 I ^>SmE?55I1I russeii hou.e EB.I8 s ft ?