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Russell House Cafeteria's
extensive renovation should
be completed before the
start of the fall term.
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
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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.
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cafeterias are effectively
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"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."
While the renovation
continues in Russell House
Cafeteria, other USC dining 1
facilities, such as Russell [
House Snack Bar and Pat- i ;
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experienced an increase in
customers. i.'j
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to Rinker's office about the
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