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? . ' / i i. j SoUfchhCaroliniana>sLibrary j haiq | , . * _ 1 crntft ho 2XS I Horseshoe , rr I I < <gmm Wednesday Reagan to visit USC p. 6 f^FTin iiirffffir irm iirffrm. Bra Enter All-Niter Zone p. 12 H gLJp September 14, 1983 Rules anger students p. 16 M ,,*f| MBL , University of South Carolina m IF vol. 76, no. 16 Five consti By David Hill There's no danger of rained-out basketball games this season thanks to a new roof being installed at the Carolina Coliseum. The project is one of five being completed across the USC campus, including the women's quadrangle, I I pR 7 -r,c~ Contruction... Many students such as Kenneth Baldwin, ele detour around machinery and construction citi are nearing completion. Mobilization for Anim; f? i uroup pus notion proji McKissick Museums, the old commissary and the area near the Towers dormitories. The coliseum roof was damaged during the summer when windstorms lifted the roof, which was punctured when it dropped, said Ed Bass, director of project development. B SyfiSfi HpRplv> '^HIB IPpPB^B^pi^Bp^B^y^ - ? | pll P^p? S" ** ; ?KaK8BWdW?M^KfeiX-} * -.K::".; l&HWm - ,w,. Photo by Joseph Garnet! ctrical engineering sophomore, have had to 3S lately. However, most of these projects als blishes pamp By Beth Han ects under THE ARENA was affected by this, Bass said. "We did get a lot of rainwater in there. It got wet several times.' Bass estimated cost of the new roof at $185,000. He said the main roof should be completed within three to four weeks, after which a roof on the concourse will be started and should be completed within six weeks. Steam lines are being replaced at the Towers dorms, McBryde Quadrangle and the women's quad. Bass said steam had been leaking from underneath the women's quad and work began in May. "We are finished; it's just a matter of getting landscaping restored," he said. CHILL WATER lines for air condi tioning in Moore, Laborde and Douglas dorms were installed underneath Sumter Street, Bass said. The women's quad of Sims, McClintock and Wade Hampton dorms will be getting a new look, Bass said. "We're totally redeveloping that landscaping. We're going to make it very nice for the girls over there." Foundations for permanent gates to block off Greene Street during the day have been poured between Russell House and Preston dormitory. The gates are to be identical to those at the Sumter Street end of the Horseshoe, Bass said. After limestone for the gates has been delivered, they should be com pleted within three to four weeks, Bas; said. See "Construction," page hlets to ba ison "THE E nimals from suffering organization mmans is the goal of a phlets," si oup. Mobilization on for Animals at USC somebody w campaigning against can win ther :earch that harms and pose (of the nals, and trapping with much to exc s, according to Virginia to make an i resident of the Colum- This past paticipated OllCIl pcupic 1111CICMCU 1M CAJJC attend the demonstra- taxpayer-suf /ant to educate people group demo ing. We need as many Primate Cer lossible to make these A thousa ons a success," Boll- Yerkes to d inhumane ti animals, E tOUP will attend a billion tax d ation April / in ly to suppc , D.C., against the Mobilizatioi ), a device widely used "More th die ever ay the trap, which has laboratories 1 in dozens of countries, "many in ei pped animals to pain, al trauma, exposure, IN A 1 hirst and hunger. treatments >ld trap is set by posi- report said gger, which, when step- starved, p n animal, releases a spr- surgically m ted to a pair of steel in confinen and kept in mals chew off the limb long period* \ trap in an effort to Bollinger 1 a report released by being waste 1' Animals." One alter- over and c ^ use of the leghold trap know the re ap, a device which does the animal, the report way on campus /* m * ,-||| m 9 / - - Wv ^ ^ w-fi Mi^i BB"--"S' -a^WiaiMBaMIMMIBS^BWSRSB^^i k! 4> V?F SKPft^M >' ^ $&*; :^<.y^ tt 1 ^^HnunnraBnH - ;k> ;K " :#- lpi| Ii^-^MW^BHHWBBMHMMat8Bia s' ill ** nnH ; W -' - '^|jM||!p 4^9Hny^gu^^?unHf : ? ^|Hk*!r. viaisaw? "jF! *- jay*- . .. JKKfSZ** ^ Photo by Joseph Garnett And more construction ? _ . . . .... ... . - Replacement ot the root ot the Uafwm* coliseum Will he ahout 8 $185,000. n leghold traps BACKBONE of our don't read the results of other is information pam- researchers." aid Dave Harrison, The group, formed in January, i member. "Why win has not received funding from the ith emotion when you university, but is planning to subn with facts? The pur- mit an application. organization) is not so Films are often shown at the ite people as for them meetings that are held every Thursintelligent decision." day at 7:30 p.m. in room 321 of the April, Mobilization Russell House. in a demonstration For more information, call :riments on animals in 765-9928. >ported facilities. The nstrated at the Yerkes > A ^ nd people inarched to $ emonstrate against the reatment of laboratory ollars are spent annual- MgJyggl|i W* >rt animal research, a \ ^ an 100 million animals beth h*rR I s <J M'y j