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Plans call for more s Russell - "- IB Bi n? ||| [ ' - - x-.'--^%:. |^^^B^^^^Hh^HHK\Xv:-.:^-:::^H -? Fences and "Keep Out" wan to Russell House Cafeteria. The GAMECOCK is the student newspaper of the University of South Carolina and ? published three times a week on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays during the (all and spring semesters and weekly on Wednesdays during both summer sessions, with the exception of university holidays and examination periods. Ooinions exorese<t in th?? c.AMfmrit are those of Ihe editors and not those o( the University of South Carolina. The University of South Carolina is an equal opportunity institution. The Board of Student Publications and Communications is the publisher of the GAMECOCK. The Student Media Department is the parent organization of the GAMECOCK. Change of address forms, subscription requests and other correspondence should be sent to the GAMECOCK, Drawer A, University of South Carolina, Columbia, S C. 29208. sumcripnon rales are $15.00 (or (I) year, SB.00 per tall or spring semester and $3 00 lor both summer sessions. Third class postage paid at Columbia, SC. The "Gamecock" is a licensed student organization ot the University ot South Carolina and receives funding from student activit) fees. Beach camecpcks 8 r CuoMjiuFviitHA r. j (Umbloca 29 ^*^8 "Its more than just r CAROLINA CLI I pregnancy Testing Abortion counseling an Pregnancy can be detec Birth Control counselin< pap Test ana other Fern 2009 Hampton! 805-2! pace House Cafeteria si - ?: -^ HKgHHgpKV ?P1 Hj|?i?|; w^pjMmjr -~- -- : _ 1^:>*3: $;i> > n ... M i i\? c -P-l f ^\ : 'A\ " . .. - .. ...... ' 'y;':-:n:;'::?i-:V' ';: :K:: >. > * ? - . s * > . 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Systems Vice President for Facilities Planning David Rinker said, "We're expecting 10 De nmsnea wnn the project from mid to late August. It will be finished in time for the students' return. There is no question in my mind about that." The cafeteria renovation project is a major part of an overhaul of several Russell House areas. All renovations will cost about $1.3 million. Included in the project is an overhaul of the air conditioning and neating systems, lne money spent on cafeteria renovations will be about $1 million. All old equipment in the cafeteria will be removed, along with other unneeded fixtures. New equipment will be installed, and "surface renovations" such as wallpaper, carpet and partitions also will be made. Rinker said the dining area will undergo many I^^PIenty IW/ Plenty CORN?ROFI * '? ?^ ?lMii ^ ? -T -.?~ 9 3 3 Main y^'W '^IS' 'W "W - ->^y- -^y^i ? : " ;.: ; ... - -, : :::: - ; . . ;: Showtime FHE BEST ACT IN T< Dtl???| ALl Saturdiiy IIm JL yXLI l2Wjfc C W >OTw mnf __ las? ?? 1631 <Ss3 - 8*3? <ACR0SS 3* per year Jj ftTTTi i trr or fall re cosmetic changes to make it look more appealing. J A raicoH nlatfnrm that fan I & A UlUVVt ?">?? accommodate speakers and musical groups is being constructed in the dining , area. Also, screens, par- ' titions and a dropped ceiling , are being added to giv* cafeteria a more i.nti??._ less sterile look deemphasizing the actual size ( of the dining area. "We are setting up double serving area," Rinker said. "For the people that just want salads, fruits ( and prepared sandwiches, we will have the serving lines arranged so that they don't have to wait as long as they did in the past." Rinker said, "In the center point of the serving area we ~ will be constructing a fast food grill for those people who want hamburgers and the such." Rinker said the university has no plans to renovate other campus cafeterias. "At this point, the ether cafeterias are effectively n n:^i meeting uui necus, rvintvei said. Rinker said the cafeteria renovaticr. was a highof Parking^ of Bargains I ?&i MAIN AND BLOSSOM B if 7 99-3 807 Pizza \ OWN" H N YOU CAN EAT!! * CHICKEN ;PAGH?TTt H AGNA SALAD H ' AIRPORT BLVD. P i FROM TOYOTA CENTER) H FREE SUNDAE H HTHTHISAP h ft'Yf if TT t opening priority project for the jniversity. "The Russell House just gets so much traffic, and we need an attractive place," he said. "We also need to serve customers more rapidly while maintaining a pleasant atmosphere." 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