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Volume 77, No. 31 University of South Carolina October 15, lp84
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everyone's weekend was supposed
to be, good times were as <
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\touchdowns. The
weekend got off to an
early start on Thursday evening
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Married stud
By Richard Jams
Married students living in University Tei
raee and Carolina Gardens are trying to stai
an organization to voice their complaini
about living conditions.
Emily Younginer of University Terrac
apartments has been trying to organize tli
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M I A# M W W M w
By Joan Kirchner
Student exchange programs between I3i
international business master's degree
established by next fall, the, iprime min
Saturday at USC's Faculty House.
1 M n "Tnm" Adams, nrime ministei
1976, said the exchange would enable hi
skilled business managers to help build th
turing community.
"The university has quite an excellent
tional business and we have a huge need
said Adams, adding that more than hall
who have business training work in Nori
can offer top-notch training in our own c<
of USC, we will have greater control ovei
future."
Adams didn't attend the meeting of Ca
seps Carolina
nto the Carolina Coliseum and The Jo
ilayed to an enthusiastic crowd day (see .
for twc hours. (See review, page 13) and ,
9.) still echc
Friday night was used by vacant si
everyone who didn't feel like overage
getting up early to party before that affe
the 12:20 p.m. Pittsburgh game
Saturday, or by those who Then <
wanted to see some great break day of /
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ents want grou
married students to speak about their problems.vSo
far she has met with frustration in
rt both getting the problems corrected and getts
ting residentsto help.
e She has planned a meeting at 10:30 a.m.
ie next Saturday at the playground.
exchange program
President Reagan at USC this
arbados and USC's. in his country at the time. Bar
program will be nation with a population of
ister .told reporters July meeting by Foreign Affa
1 Other academic areas in whi
r of Barbados since change programs include p
s country to retain marine science. He said a mai
e island's manufac- specialization.
"A big country can specia
school of interna- small country. The colleges in
for management," range of subjects. We have t
' of the Barbadians said Adams, 53, a former par1
th America. "If we and former leader of the Barl
alleges with the help According to Adams, Be
r our own economic b#neficiary in the exchange p
"The intellectual commui
ribbean leaders with
otball game was Saturstories
on pages 12 and
the screaming crowd is
ting through the longadium.
A 45-2J victory ^A
;)od team seems to have
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there was Sunday ? a
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World Series.
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p to battle hi
"MANY STUDENTS living here also
leach and don't have time. A lot of the people
living here are foreign students, and they
are afraid they'll be kicked out of school if
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John Padgett, another UT resident, said,
"1 think a lot of the international students
are afraid they'll be deported if they
complain."
Younginer said she'll be leaving in
December so she doesn't want to lead the
organization and then leave it so soon.
The married students living in the apartments
have been complaining about living
conditions there since this summer. Many of
the apartments have paint peeling from the
walls, and the playground areas for the kids
are in poor repair.
A RECENT Gamecock picture showed
bare wires hanging from a building. As of
Sunday the wires were still there.
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talked to housing director Linda Saad's
secretary about the wires, and she told him
they are the responsibility of Columbia Cable
TV.
Kingkaid expressed the safety of his
cruiureii us nis kicciicm lumciu.
with USC
past July because of an election Classified
bados, a 166-square-mile island Dateline. .
>51,000, was represented at the Entertainm
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lis jviinisicr luui^ i un, Upimon
ch Adams hopes to establish ex- Sports
iublic health, agriculture and I
in focus of the exchange will be
Plenty of pai
lize more than is possible in a
Barbados have to teach a broad s parkn
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liament member for St. Thomas Hot Rod. R<
bados l abour Party. \
irbados will not be the only
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nity always looks beyond the 45-21 victor
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"I asked Alan Shealy at University Housing
if he'd let his children play down here. He
didn't answer me, and I said 'damn right you
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THE RAILINGS on an upstairs balcony
arc 6 inches below state regulations, but they
are protected by a grandfather clause,
Kingkaid said. The mesh between the rails is
rusted, and maintenance has placed hose
clamps on them to hold them in place.
Concern for children is the biggest worry
of the married students in university housing.
Padgett said 4Tf 1 had kids 1 wouldn't live
here. The rent is low, but it's just not worth it
sometimes."
Broken glass surrounds a dumpster, and
trash lies all around the area. The filth has
prompted some residents and visitors to refer
to the area as "the slum."
FENCES THAT surround the yards and
the playground areas are rusted and falling
!in?iri Th*?r?> it nn h;irrirnHf? the
sidewalk that runs along Blossom Street, as
there is behind the fraternity quad one block
up the street.
Children ride bicycles on the walk all the
See "UT." page 4
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-king..Jim Lamb, director of Parking and Vehion,
says students don't take full advantage of
ig spaces 3
3d Stewart knows how to please a crowd. . 9 I
ng. Scouts from four bowls watched Carolina's
y over Pitt Saturday 13