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Clogged 4 University By Marisa Porto A University Inn room w ed drains last week, a Resi "The rain clogged a vcr three inches of rain, and 1 much of a problem. We've have been wet before," sai University Inn area marsag Sophomore Kim Cushm leaks began last semester ai about the situation had be "By the end of October, dow. It had been dripping because of the curtains. "It got so bad around < was tired of waiting and it IU MIUW w IICXI IUUIU uc ut someone come and fix it, leaks) got pretty bad," Ci Susan Spivey, a hall ad had been complaints abou "I wasn't directly invo Most complaints are made the front desk. Most of t care of it, or they report have had a few leakages a been fixed," she said. "University Inn has lui made it worse," said Ric hall advisor. "I'm not really sure w something wrong with tin right now. When they bui corners. "It was the continual rai the roof. We've occasion rain, out we won t Know 11 heavy rains," Katz said. Although the room has Cushman said. "Maybe I wasn't conif there, and 1 was persist enough." Black Histo to be mark From Staff Reports liSC's observance of n month will include films, events through February. The theme this year is ' for Excellence in Educatioi the USC Association of A "Minority Parent-Stude It will offer students, p; chance to confer informal! the state's history, a cui< church service are among "A Night at the lmprov, 7 p.m.. The show will fe community. new "The Wiz," featuring L Feb. 18, and 1983' s c Somebody, A Gospel Jub 19. Admission to both fill A Gospel Sing-Out is s* USC, Columbia College, State, Vorhees and Clems* cents. The husband-and-wife Ruby Dee will re-enact A modern writings in a c side/Out," at 8 p.m. Feb in a related event, the Professional Developmen Urban League will spot Charlotte Mayor Harvey Perry, state Sen. DeQuiiu for 7 p.m. Feb. 23 at the For more information, THE RUSSELL House special events today: Happy Hour, every Mo table rates will be $1.50 w pong and foosball will minimun. Ladies' Days, Tuesdays guests may play pool, pir "RESOLVED, THE Association for the Resea group representative of I licensed," will be the issu and Debate Society at 8 room 305. Irains flood f Inn room 'as flooded after heavy rains cloggdential Life Services official said, it the weekend that we got two or the roof started to leak. It wasn't : had dorm rooms where the floors d A1 Ross, Wade Hampton Hoteler. an, who lives in the room, said the id gradually got worse. Complaints en made as early as October, it started dripping in the front winfor some time but I could not see it Christmas that I callcd All Ross. I was ruining their carpet. I wanted me about it. He said he would have but the first time it rained, it (the ishman said. visor at University Inn, said there t leakage before. lved. 1 wasn't on duty that night, r by the hall advisors or directly at he time the maintenance men take it to the area manager. 1 think we iround the windows, but they have id roof problems, and the rain has hard Katz, another University Inn .hat the problem was. There was p rnnf Thrv arp wnrkino r?n that It this place, I'm sure that they cut n that must have just come through ally had a few problems with the lore until the spring when there are been cleaned, it is still very damp, Gaining loudly enough. I went in ant. 1 thought that it would be iry observance ed in February lational Black History Observance entertainment, lectures and other 'Black Americans and the Struggle n." Most activities are sponsored by fro-American Students, nt Weekend" is set for Feb. 10-11. arents and university personnel a Ly. An oral recollection of blacks in iine-sampling buffet and a special events scheduled. " a talent show, is set for Feb. 12 at aturc talent from campus and the - - - s priets )iana Ross, will be shown at 4 p.m. :r it ically acclaimed "Say Amen, ilee," will be shown at 4 p.m. Feb. ms will be S1.75. 21 for 5 p.m. Feb. 19. Choirs from Allen, Benedict, South Carolina 3n will be featured. Admission is 75 theatrical team of Ossie Davis and frican folk tales, slave stories and iramatic presentation called "In^ A division of Interculturaf Affairs and t in cooperation with the Columbia isor a panel discussion featuring Gantt, U.S. District Judge Matthew ;ey Newman and other leaders is set Law Center auditorium. call 777-51 16. gameroom will begin the following nday, Wednesday and Friday: Pool 'tin a umc liuui minimum lime, i lug be half price with a 30 minute i and Thursdays: Ladies and their lg pong and foosball at half price. 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