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Volume 77, No. 31 University of South Carolina October 15, lp84
Weekend ki
How was your weekend?
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everyone's weekend was supposed
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Stouchdowns.
The weekend got off to an
early start on Thursday evening
when Rod Stewart,right, rolled
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Married stud
By Richard Jarvis
Married students living in University Te
race and Carolina Gardens are trying to sta
an organization to voice their complain
about living conditions.
Emily Younginer of University Terra<
apartments has been trying to organize tl
Barbados plans
By^Joan Kirchnet
Student exchange programs between B
international business master s degree
established by next fall, the, prime min
Saturday at USC's Faculty House,
J.M.G. "Tom" Adams, prime ministe
1976, said the exchange would enable h
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 Nor
can offer top-notch training in our own e
of USC, we will have greater control ove
future."
Adams didn't attend the meeting of Ca
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into the Carolina Coliseum and
played to an enthusiastic crowd dc
for two hours. (See review, page 13
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Friday night was used by vc
everyone who didn't feel like o 1
getting up early to party before th
the 12:20 p.m. Pittsburgh game
Saturday, or by those who
wanted to see some great break dc
dancing at the Coliseum. be
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_ married students to speak about their
r- blems.vSo far she has met with frustrati
rt both getting the problems corrected am
ts ting residentsio help.
:e She has planned a meeting at 10:3C
ie next Saturday at the playground.
exchange progra
President Reagan at U
arbados and USC's . in his country at the ti
program will be nation with a populat
ister told reporters July meeting by Forei,
' Other academic area
r of Barbados since change programs in<
is country to retain marine science. He sa
le island's manufac- specialization.
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[ school of interna- small country. The col
for management," range of subjects. W<
f of the Barbadians said Adams, 53, a fori
th America. "If we and former leader of
olleges with the help According to Ada
r our own economic beneficiary in the excl
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>er a good team seems to have
at affect on students. jjl^l
Then there was Sunday ? a iSllfll
7y of rest, professional footill
and the World Series.
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pro- "MANY STUDENTS living here
ion in teach and don't have time. A lot of th
d get- pie living here are foreign students, an
are afraid they'll be kicked out of scf
they complain," Younginer said.
I a.m. John Padgett, another UT resident,
"I think a lot of the international sti
are afraid they'll be deported if
complain."
S? Younginer said she'll be leavii
|lpi| December so she doesn't want to le;
oreanizatinn and then leave it so soon
;m*> The married students living in the
Bllilil ments have been complaining about
conditions there since this summer. M
gl^ll the apartments have paint peeling frc
|ffil| walls, and the playground areas for tl
||||yf. are in poor repair.
A RECENT Gamecock picture s
; bare wires hanging from a building.
Sunday the wires were still there,
' us UT resident Howard Kingkaid s
E talked to housing director Linda
secretary about the wires, and she to
they are the responsibility of Columbia
Kingkaid expressed the safety
| children as his greatest concern.
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SC this past July because of an election Clas
me. Barbados, a 166-square-mile island Dat<
ion of 251,000, was represented at the Ent<
gn Affairs Minister Louis Tull. Opii
is in which Adams hopes to establish ex- I Spoi
:lude public health, agriculture and j
id a main focus of the exchange will be
Plen
:i specialize more than is possible in a
lieges in Barbados have to teach a broad
i have to teach a little of everything,"
mer parliament member for St. Thomas Hot
the Barbados Labour Party. j
mis, Barbados will not be the only
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? also "I asked Alan Shealy at University House
peo- ing if he'd let his children play down here. He
d they didn't answer me, and 1 said 'damn right you
100I if wouldn't because you know it's not safe.'"
, said, THE RAILINGS on an upstairs balcony
jdents are 6 inches below state regulations, but they
they are protected by a grandfather clause,
Kingkaid said. The mesh between the rails is
rusted, and maintenance has placed hose
ng 'n clamps on them to hold them in place,
ad the Concern for children is the biggest worry
' of the married stud.nts in university housing,
apart- Padgett said "If I had kids 1 wouldn't live
living here. The rent is low, but it's just not worth it
any of sometimes."
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le kids Broken glass surrounds a dumpster, and
trash lies all around the area. The filth has
prompted some residents and visitors to refer
hovved to the area as "the slum."
AS Of
FKNCES THAT surround the yards and
aid he the playground areas are rusted and falling
Saad's apart. There is no barricade beside the
Id him sidewalk that runs along Blossom Street, as
i Cable there is behind the fraternity quad one block
up the street.
of his Children ride bicycles on the walk all the
See "UT," page 4
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ty of parking..Jim Lamb, director of Parking and Vehiegistration,
says students don't take full advantage of
's parking spaces 3
Rod. Rod Stewart knows how to please a crowd. . 9
ig bowling. Scouts from four bowls watched Carolina's
1 v ictory over Pitt Saturday 13