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Two of U By Forrest Brown Three major renovation pi are keeping up with their s the most extensive renovatioi of schedule, according to US project development. Ed Bass said renovation dorm and Davis College(wl: College of Librarianship) at Construction of the new f College of Business Adminisl of schedule. USC's renovation of Da expected to cost $985,000. department's goal is to renovations by October 1983. The College of Librariar temporarily using the Washington Auditorium buil return to Davis College by D THE TWO-STORY buildi has a basement, has had il pletely gutted, Bass said. F divided to create smaller offices. ? * " ? 1 i< New neaung ana air conui are also being installed. An < added to make the second fi< the handicapped, Bass said. Although most renovatioi interior of Davis, some woi on the exterior. Windows are being repla facilities planning division painting the exterior, Bass s THE MOST EXTENSIV struction project is the :< ministration building, whi< beside the college's presen corner of Barnwell and Pen The new facility is basic* present building and will million, Bass said. He saic this project is ahead of sche University officials are ] progress, Bass said, but ej of the construction phas some cash-flow problems. About 12 contractors ar< nroipot with each onmnar certain construction phase, THE NEW FACILITY ] than originally planned. 4 CHR9S 9t'#j Stu| I Ban Sav She On< Cqlu By J Spec ANC Ano 1st? Tucl OUF AN! SC's renovati determination in Marc ?-?-? for the fall," Bass said. r<yeS i a Most space in the ne> chedules, with for ciassr00ms and < i nrnwf anpnn 1> r, i ... " management V/cmci w IC's director of floors of both the origin . Central projection r( s at Woodrow two floors of the new b rich houses the each 0f ^ip central pro 'e on schedule. four classrooms, Bas acility for the pr0ve USC's capabilit; tration is ahead industry as a teaching I . ^ ? A parking garage i vis College is basement section of tl Bass said his ^he business school complete the present facility, is bei .... building. iship, which is Booker T. THE |U MILLl ding, expects to Woodrow dorm will ecember 1983. Christmas break, Bass ing, which also He said that some ts interior com- scheduled for the spi :ooms are being building's exterior, b classrooms and require any major con Most of Woodrow i itioning systems are residing in the tw( elevator is being contain most of the aja [>or accessible to Bass said the Woo< among the most mode i work is on the USC. Only the build rk is being done same, he said. teed, and USC's "WE STRIPPED e^ i is considering ? including some of th aid. Bass said eight beds reserved for the sever E campus con- nroiectisnewatUSC. sw business ad- r n0 other dorms ar< !h is being built renovation work, but ] it facility on the high on the priority lis dleton streets. available. illy a twin of the Two new renov I cost about $9 scheduled for the 1 construction of semester. dule. pleased with the THE MOST EXTE arly completions $750,000 expansion 0 es have caused west stands of Willian A contractor has 1 ; working on the Bass but the p iy in charge of a begin in January or F Bass said. ready by the 1983 footl The expansion is nay open sooner Athletic Department, 'We will make a Bass said. ? v* * W juat fflumd the cc jendous Christmas gains galore! e time, effort and ip with us. 0 super choice ... mbia South Carolina His ohn A. Montgomery (rel ially priced for you at: i ) ther unbelievable find .. edition copies of James I The Hunter giitTo you at: $2.99 (i ) MUCH, MUCH MORE ?|1? Univ* BOOKSTORE "Your P on projects on h if it will be ready v facility is reserved ' offices. The Daniel ill occupy the eighth jg : ' - y1; al and new buildings. M )oms will be built on B _v tuilding. Surrounding W - _ jection rooms will be I ; Jj s said;this will im- . v to utilize the video If - ;ool. [ ~ s being built in the r le new building, and library, now in the ng moved to the new ffl ON renovation of _ be completed by H said. additional work is a *ing semester on the .jy/! ut the work doesn't struction. . s complete. Students ^ ^ ) wing sections, wmcn in Woodrow are bei^ig ely handicapped. This Work on the Bus ; scheduled for major "novation project! Bass said Thornwell is development, t when more funds are Among the plai ation projects are screening room f< beginning of spring films. Several ott constructed. Pla pansion of the lo :NSIVE of these is a ment rooms. f facilities unaer me is-Brice Stadium. THE SECOND lot yet been selected, begin spring sen roject is scheduled to the band hall faci 'ebruary and should be has a $150,000 1 ball season. money will be sp being funded by the carpet. , not by student tuition, Bass said this ] . \ an effort to cons i t w, aid act am u Sale! money, torn of a Citu tails for $ 17.95) M6.I5 Dickey's etail: $5.99) > eraiy owKsiure m artner in Education" JS ABBS schedule, one iness Administration building, the most exten i, is ahead of schedule, according to (JSC's di is is the construction of a Music? which i )r the football team to see mone, ler meeting rooms will be deVelopment i ns also call for the ex- sa^ "yje are cker, training and equip- new' series 0 slowed down. PROJECT scheduled to "There is m lester is the expansion of T^e uniVersitj A BE imes nass saiu ui? project the want to d) audget, and most of the ent on air conditioning and Bass said rc one planned : project is the beginning of being postpoi olidate the Department of there," he sau ahead feu sive of USC's current rector of project s spread across the campus. / will be spent on project n the immediate future, Bass in the process of starting a f projects, but things have iuch less money to work with. / is having to prioritize what 9," Bass said. mmintinn nt<nia/>tc citnh ac frVio /11V VUV1V11 pi VJVVUI 0UV1A MO VlftV/ for McKissick Museums are led. "The money just isn't 1