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IintvviM I isHie The B we've got a 625 (across At the Downstairs Plaz and enjoy ice cold bee H Our Happy Hoi H & Saturday jjy Large Pil 1 ... Enter B nsfalrs Plaza | '.vXvXvS jvKv^v); ittlKti I ?L**mMiffiHwS 'relr !!N?I ig Bird ... new enlrance... S. Main St. from Honeycombs) a you and your friends can relax ?r and discuss the day's events! jr is Daily from 4-7 p.m. from 4 p.m. to close tcher of Beer $2.00 ehind The Big Bird Wl 1 1 I \ Bxviusiveiy i \ BURGE \k All Po i ' K, v !#. ? ;: ' FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY )NI Y AT 1 91 i PAI l cr/^cr o~r Mall iff! | | Continued from page 1 m ||| Miles said the people he has talke III very excited about the mall, but the i I is finding what stores the aeadem munity wants. "THF COMMUNITY is really gel cited about it. Everybody is pushing done," he said. Operating hours for the stores in i have not been established. The mall itself will be open 7:30 a.m. to 10: Monday through Friday and h weekends. A mall merchants association established to work through such tl I minimum operating hours'. The concept of private sector ser college and university campuses is g fiamenncks iCyndie Gleason, a die-hard tan sin was at the airport tor similar reason "We're behind Joe Morrison and t 1 10 percent. They played lousy in Ihalf, but in the second halt of the g true Gamecock spirit came through. "The Gamecock spirit just doesi I've been pulling for them all these y< they've always let me down ? I anymore." According to John Raw Is of l.c the Gamecocks have many fans who out through their 'trial and error' pi "I was a fan when the team did and I am a fan now that they are win R WTWfi? r $1.99 it Meal ^ Gr Jl iM: ^ I HW|V|fVIL j medium * I I. d to arc Miles said. problem In a July issue of Business Week magazine ic com- Miles said ne saw a iisi 01 /v different private investment projects on academic campuses. tting ex- STUDENTS HAVE needs and want serto get it vices that university funds cannot provide, and professionals could, he said. the mall "We are one of five major institutions that building I know of that are building shopping-type 00 p.m. facilities," Miles said. iter on He cited the universities of Texas, Wisconwill be sin, Oklahoma and Georgia Tech as having hings as similar shopping facilities. Miles was asked by the Association of Colvices on lege Unions International to write an article irowing, about the new shopping mall for publication. | Continued from page 1. F ??B???C? I CC 1959. feels urent in have a vvinnino ^ ... ? e ixuwib s. said. Gail Gram, a Columbia resident, was most he team enthusiastic about the Gamecocks win, the first despite the problems they seemed to have ame the with Notre Dame Saturday in Southbend, 1 nd. i't quit. "We are all Gamecock fans. They have :ars and come a long way. They were super and they but not came back today. They never got down. The\ ha\e got heart, that's what they have i .,f W ' . u :.i i;i>l . I.IU-* <n IIV.III I , MIC V1IU . tington. stuck it Despite their reasons lor beinu at the air*riod. port on a Saturda> exening. one sentiment not win was the same: anticipation for next Saturitiing. It dax \ game against l ast Carolina. eat Deal | , Large Fries! - _ fx j ... i fefei son arinK I QO I ir w J