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B.A. cons By Dean Foster Construction of USC's "mirrnr imnno" T image oUdlllCdb Administration Building and adjacent parking garage is on schedule and within cost estimates. David Rinker, USC systems vice president for facilities planning, said the 24-month project is progressing in "good shape" and should meet 4 1 * " me expeciea completion date sometime in fall 1983. The new building will serve the College of Business Administration and also provide office space for many university services. "This building will be mainly an expansion of our current facilities such as classrooms, offices and library space," Rinker said, "but we will consolidate other projects and move facilities around, such as the career planning and placement program." Of the $9,072,000 budget for the project, Rinker said roiH?hlv million wac coming from capital investment bonds with the other $3 million coming from state and private funding. The construction site now takes the place of 223 faculty parking spaces, but the new garage will house 357 cars creatine i:U now j spaces. As the garage nears completion the USC Parking and Vehicle Registration division will decide who will be allowed to purchase the new spaces. )yl/exx< />x) / I of ho/a/?/ INTERN ATI NATIONALLY KNOW! I vai < /tf I ' ^ Hair-Sporty for Men Sum me Shnmnnn Cm Suzanne 3820Rosewoo< itruction on time fjL ( ^ W mswm wmzs f f ? j m,| r !- -" < ~.~2;? ('holo by Capers H.immonrf The "mirror image" to USC's Business Administration Buiidiny is proceeding on schedule and within cost estimates, officials said. MHHMBMBflHBHnMIMBB * xWm%nt ION ALL Y AND J j N HAIR DESIGN STUDIO I / lUte: I pDUNDCI *rW' I 75<t p * | | NoC _ ' j I Thur: 'Foo I Thui / and Rugged BCCT Bl in Fashion i Fri Mid-Nile H y Designer , ~ Minchew 2>3tU n r\-i I Or.. Colo. S.C. Jj | ///'9() University to I ending biddini w m By Forrest Brown A $113,000 headache is finally over for university officials. The university can keep the Xerox copier it originally purchased without taking bids. After evaluating three bids from business machine companies, including Xerox, a state purchasing panel decided the Xerox 9500 duplicator is the best buy for the university. The bidding process began after the state ruled the original Xerox purchase illegal. The confusion arose when the state Holderman to prorr From Staff Reports ? news USC President James B. i HnlHprmnn n>ill : . """ i, '^v^' during the tomorrow to visit five chairman 0 European countries June 17- Nationa, C()1 Julylb- UNESCO w A major goal of the trip , ' , will be to discuss USC's aZ \a7 U extensive international ambassador t affairs and academic ex- ternational change programs with conference in I present and prospective partners. including universities and foreign THE TKIA ..ff.,,.., km .t uwuuiuuiis. t h rop o 1 o g v Holderman. chairman of William H. the U.S. Advisory Com- charged with mittee on International crimes, will n< Education, will meet with August or iate 1e ade rs t rom higher education, government and \larquardt international organizations this past Mai in Belgium, the Netherlands, possession o West Germany. France and possession w Great Britain. distribute Holderman also will meet possession of with chairmen of European separate United Nations Educational. possession Scientific and Cultural J./I HJ Lit 1 1 1 1 1 1CM . Organization commissions \ spokesr and with heads of national Richland Cou Red Cross organizations Office said Ma IMM AMM lawna \ 1 N. 11 \ Is m fftU\ I i ^ "" C .RESTAURAHT I; | t(3 one) SfilOOD i Ml ind Good Times j nite j | y -j^r ! \ :<# I V 5 - Sat 11 Istar" jjj sday | List Nile ! I %j0 iappy hour | i irday i [ Party j keep copier, I controversy Legislature ruled that state agencies may adopt a single-source plan, which seeks supplies and services from one company, when the cost of the purchase is $2,500 or less. Due to what Senior Vice President of Administration Chris Vlahoplus called an "honest oversight," the university illegally went single-source when it purchased the $113,000 copier from Xerox. The Xerox machine remained unplugged in the university's print shop on Assembly Street during the bidding process. iOtG USC in Europe briefs ^as n()t ^een s?heduled for trial. Trials in General trip. He is Sessions Court are scheduled t the U.S. for this week and the next rimission for and then recess until August, hieh held a Marquardt s case first ence at USC, must go before the Grand le American Jury, which will decide if the o the 1981 in- prosecution has enough ueci cross evidence to prompt a trial. Vlanila. Marquardt. formerly a research associate professor L of USC an- in the anthropology professor department and associate \larquardt, director ot the Institute or drug-related Archeology and An )t held until thropology, has been given a r. "reassignment of duties." according to Paul Ward, was arrested l.'SC legal representative. eh fl\?* v. i c \ / i 1 11 i J. J1V" t marijuana. Ward said this action was ith >ntent to taken from within the Inhashish. stiti te of Archeology and LSD and two Anthropology by its director, L'narges of Dr. Robert L. Stephenson, of am- 'Currently, we consider the case closed." 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