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Wednesday, Sept. 5
"Silkwood" will be shown ai 2:30, 7 and 9:30
Russell House Theatre, admission is SI.
C'aro1 ? Program Union's Trips and Expeditio:
meets ai 4 p.m. in Room 306 of the Russell House.
Student Senate has its first semester meeting at 5:.
Cak'Ott auditorium
CPU's Visual Arts committee meets at 5:45 p.m.
of the Russell House.
The Muslim Students Association meets at 6 p.m.
of the Russell House.
The Athenian Literary and Debating Society hol<
tury literary exercise on the topic, "Resolved, patrio
refuge of scoundrels" at 8 p.m. in Room 303 of the t
The Mountaineering Club meets at 8 p.m. in Ro<
Russell House.
Carolina Action meets at 8:30 p.m. in Room 302
House.
Thursday, Sept. 6
'Sillivvniwl" rnntimipw ;il ihc tnnir limct
Mobilization For Animals meets at 7:30 in Roc
Russell House.
The College Republicans meet at 8:15 in Roo
Russell House.
The Sport Parachute Club meets at 8 p.m. in Rot
P.Li. Center, old members only.
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It's not a pretty sight.
m The wire fences are reminiscent (
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fence is interrupted by plywc
p.m. at the bridged ditches.
It's the Women's Quad, which
ns committee been under construction for the
two years.
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in Room 306 P'Pe t>ursl 'n l^e yard in the summe
1983. With the Quad dug up to re]
i.i 1*> the leakinc nine. Farilitip*; Plum
and Project Development began p!
ds a 19th cen- for cosmetic work on the grounds,
tism is the last
luss5"Jhloruslf- THE RESULT, according
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systems Vice President tor Factli
of the Russell Planning, David Rinker, will be c<
parable to the Horseshoe. "The z
does have a horseshoe shape, and
have a circular brick path that
>m 301 of the resemble the Horseshoe, but it
have a different character. Becaust
m 307 of the l'1c small amount of sunlight, tl
will be a lot of ground cover, shr
and ivy to green up the area with
mu 135 at the the problem of grass not growing.'
said.
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business courses: the liusmcss
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Quad work pa:
Although residents approved of the ;
final design presented during a meeting ,
a in the Sims lobby, some have since said
soil ,'ie^ are 'nconvcn'cnced- I
jn Janice Deese, a Sims resident, said I
the "This semester the noise hasn't been (
>od- so kac*' They've really been very nice I
about it. But last spring it was rather ;
^as bad. 1 lived on the third floor facing
past Greene Street and when they were usi
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vibrated. Even with the window shut c
ater you couldn't study, watch TV or hear <
r of the radio, it interfered with 1
pair everything." 1
ling "The noise wakes you up in the 1
lans morning with the chainsaws they use to I
cut pipes and the bulldozers," said r
sims resident, L?ee iviacauiay. 1
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ities "LAST WINTER and spring they
am- didn't work on it. Then we heard they s
irea would start work again after the 1
will Greene Street project was finished. c
will That didn't happen until Reagan came v
will this summer, it's taken a long time, but 1
: of it's good to see them working. Some s
iere residents want to see it done a little
ubs faster," said Wade Hampton
out Residence Hall Director Anna Grady. n
' he "During the winter and spring we
had design sessions with the (Sims,
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epresentatives to meet their needs."
Two sets of plans were drafted. The
irst set included a driveway and angle
larking spaces, and was rejected by
lie representatives anu icniuciiis. wiicials
went back to the drawing hoard
uid drew up the present plan.
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linker said, "we hired a landscape arrhiieci.
We hoped to start in June, but
>ther projects took priority and caused
i six week delay. We only have so
nany employees and they aren't all in
andscaping. They were spread among
projects and moved and shifted to
nake sure everything was in good
finnc for lhf? rnrihhpnn ivinti'rcni'p "
IN ADDITION, kinker said tlie intallaiion
of computers lor the new
elephone system, also slated tor a fall
ompletion, came into conflict with
vork on the Quad. "We hope to finish
his fall with the cooling weather to intall
the plants," lie said.
Janice Deese summed up her opiion
of the situation hy saying, "I wish
icy'd get through, but I understand
\ lor our benefit. Ii has r> be done."
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