Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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New food service se Nev rrom Man Reports For students who did not a I following is a summary of the in the Gamecock during that pe After serving the university lost the exclusive USC food cor Inc., the nation's second larges SAGA, the recipient of th operations June 20. Tom Shandley, director of st of the Food Service Contract ] (choosing a food service) was make. People were used to AF good job." Former Director of Dining "That contract was very impoi disappointed in the decision." Next Gamecock July 21 JHH TEXA I c II6K $")C I The TI-99/4A com five octaves of so BASIC programm i pro rams. C '*iona I 48K RA bh 1Editor, PASC/ mo m's (to dial in LI . discount on < Ins. itnents CalcuU A Division i mo t.AMlCOCK is the student newspaper ol the University of Sooth i aroUna and is published three times a ?i"A no Mondays, Wednesdays and : iiil.ivs during the fall and spring semesters and weekly on Wednesdays during both s iuirn*-r sessions, with the exception ol ' . .rrsitv holidays and examination Is > . iii'?'ts expresed in the GAMECOCK ... nose ol the editors and not those of 'si Mvcr ity of South Carolina. 'f>-' .'i'tv,'fsity of South Carolina is an ' i ?:.;?! .lunity institution. f mi.I of Student Publications and . ttions is the publisher of the ] (,'.v l< Ihe Student Media I ><v i is the parent organization of ' .v?;ocK. f h ol address forms, subscription ft .Hj.-sIs ami other correspondence should hi' .ent to the GAMICOCK. Drawer A, limvivsily of South Carolina, Columbia, S.C VHOH. Su!)ic . iption rates an- $1 5.00 for (f) year, ffUM) per tall or spring semester and $ 1.00 fort,otb summer sessions third < lass postage paid at ( olumhia, SC. The Tjamecock" is a licensed student orxam/altoi) of the University of South Carolina and receives funding from student jctivity fees srves (JSC students vs reports I trie ttend Summer Session I, the jan major campus news reported rp riod. ,13 f for 30 years, ARA Services cjos itract to SAGA Food Services an(j ;t food service company. for | e five-year contract, began . udent activities and member Review Committee, said, "It a very difficult decision to R tA's food service. They did a Der Services Tony Hardee said, kus rtant to us (ARA). I am quite Gol I CAROLINA VU CLINK Pregnancy Testing Abortion Counseling and Serv Pregnancy can be detected b< Birth control Counseling and f Pap Test and other Female Pre 2009 Hampton St., ( 803-256-0 ??a S INKTRI IMF IV II IV i^Vil f lh TI-99/4A mrnmf vtjumi urn ^v/iviru i Lf% RAM - 26K RO AO Sueeestcd f <J ?vV retail $525 es with 16 colors of high res und, upper /lower casing, ing language built in, p M Expansion, Speech Syn \T FORTP4 W Pint Mntriv to VSPC), Disk Drives, and n Cannon, Sharp, Hewlett Pac 2tors. "THE MICRO SHOP" of Microcomputer Distribut 6334 St. Andrews Road aw l'ih^wmww Go'u 933 Main from Summer Se JSC is on the verge of regaining "the Pit," a parking lot university lost in June 1979, according to USC President nes B. Holderman. he four-year legal battle over possession of "the Pit," a -acre lot at the corner of Pickens and Blossom streets, is ie to ending after quiet negotiations between USC officials the head of the owning family, according to spokesmen both parties. I've pratically turned it over to the university," said rid H. Rembert, spokesman for the Rembert family. budget cuts and renovations have forced the closing of isell House on weekends during the summer, according to mis Pruitt, Russell House University Union director. ussell House is closed on weekends because several inesses in the building are closed. Russell House eteria is being renovated, and Union Station and the den Spur are closed. ??_ _1 OMEN'S ciassiTieos ^ All classified ads must be PREPAID. Payment must be made with cash, check or money order in the exact amount. Orders are accepted in Room 323, ices Russell House during regular University Bfore missing period ho^ ?'vU ,h* on,a Classified Advertising Mailer only. 3ills ! rl Deadlines are: 3:00 p.m. Monday lor )blemS Wednesday 's issue, 3:00 p.m. for _ Wednesday for Friday's issue and 3:00 :OlUmbiaf S?C. P-m- <<>' Monday's issue. Advertisements may be cancelled before | 2u 10:00 a.m. the day prior to publication. Refunds are not given. For more in[ formation contact Student Media AdHHH89UBHHBBE9NI r?< 0 vertising. Box 85131, USC, Columbia, SC I 29208 or call 777-4249. -Mm CAMPUS NOTICES m I * U U Sport (J1UDS operating mis I summer: Fencing, Flying, Mountaineering, Sailing, Sport [; ] Parachute, Water Ski, Whitewater, ; j Windsurfing. Call 7-5261 for more j information. [ i t Volunteer Artist Needed for H Intramural Sports Publicity. Call H Intramural/ Recreational Sports 7[ 5261. : attesicta TOOTSI I on^fi lolution graphics, (y typewriter keys, I 1 lus fifteen free j z/miher&il thesizer, Assem- c : printers, Phone In honor of the 25th a nore. Greenville, Tootsie, a for :kard, and Texas authored a most interest I I h Recollections. The book c \ 11 anecdotes and a very well 799-3807 1|] mi i iwi'i 4.' * ssion I reviewed During the summer Russell House is open from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Thursday and from 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Friday. Discussion on the closing of Greene Street, originally scheduled to appear on the Columbia City Council agenda in early June, has been rescheduled for later in July. USC Student Government President Ashley Abel said Student Government and university staff are soliciting individual support from council members to get the Greene Street issue on the agenda soon. USC employees won't receive a cost of living raise nritfinnllv inHiiHpd in thp stato's 1QP.9.-A3 hiiHcot Gov. Dick Riley vetoed the 5 pereent salary increase the General Assembly had approved. Opinions vary,but some USC employees told the Gamecock _they think Riley's elimination of the raise was unjustified. DISCOUNT MOVIE TICKETS PERSONALS and BUS COUPONS sold in the Student Government Office, ^ NEED EXTRA CASH $ located in the Russell House Receive cash payment for plasma TUESDAY through FRIDAY 1:30- donati0ns. Call or come by Hyland I 3:30- Donors Center 1620 Gervais. 2542280. Intramural Volleyball Tournament begins Sun. July 25. Entry SERVICES Deadline: Thurs. July 22. Coaches and Officials Meeting: Fri. July 23. I.B.M. PROMPT, PROFESSIONAL TYPING. PROOFFOR SALE READING INCLUDED. REASONABLE. NEAR CAMPUS. 1975 OLDSMOBILE DELTA. 799"7587. j A/C, Automatic, AM-FM, $1400 or _ _ i B.O. Call 799-2821. Typ,ng. L^agc Campus walking distance. Call 799-9780 before 4:30p.m. HFLP WANTED 1 FAST TYPIST. $1.00 DOUBLE r- a** A . ^ .. ,, SPACE PAGE. CALL AFTER 3 I Grad Students. Faculty, Staff ? oqaa I Part-time holn uanioH PM. 782-2866. h Ii^n/u, . S*J '?* Minimum TYPING ON WORD PROCESSOR eek. Linda, 782-4985. RESUMES-THESES-DISSERTATIONS REASONABLE RATES-EASY HOUSING REVISION KANE SECRETARIAL 781-1203 Male or female to share a three bedroom house in the country. TYPING ? FAST, ACCURATE. $160.00/month. PLEASE CALL 438- DAYS, EVENINGS. WEEKENDS. 1447 after 5:00 P M CALL ELLIE 787-4154. <//ar& carc&a/^ isitHtedto sb aut(>ysa/j/tsfear?//s /ix>nori/icjs E DENNIS BRANTLEY Jps/r?/>j?s/fi//s ^/////Ss 14 1Q&S) ~y , . . , .^y *1/3:30ft .m . - 4 :30ft .m . /S?y f/u'y tyy&ooA&tore/ - j nnivpr?ArV nf thp Micc 'smith C arnlina Panuant holH iii i mer Miss South Carolina and television personality, has ' ing book, Miss South Carolina Pageant: Collections and ombines a pictorial history of the pageant with interesting organized cookbook! Drop by for tea and talk! University Bookstore (Russell House) i Your Partner in Education V I