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? SGI I'M : CAR01 i:N I AMii i . I BPMv Founded 1908 Wednesday Volume 77, No. 44 University of South Carolina November 14, 1984 New prii opens in By Joan Kirchncr A university printing ser for university departme licensed student organizatic ed Monday in the Russell P The new service, locatei third floor, is an extention o sity Printing Services Assemhlv *st rinn Pmitt H printing for the univer: manager of the Assembl shop, said he had been loc office space on campus to e services. "For a number of years w looking for a place to open shop of our operation. V print shop in the Russell He ed, we asked if we could it Pruitt said. THE CAMPUS extensic Russell House occupies the fice as the former Copy M; the Russell House print shop closed in mid-Septembei Machine, which was run bj Affairs, offered services no student organizations, but a dividual students. But according to U Bookstore Director Don printing service open to all will definitely be among the open in the new Russell Ho "We have not settled on but we have been talking to ferent businesses," said Mil< in charge of the mall. Miles would not reveal tl of the businesses, but said one they choose will not o Moore's By Linda Taylor A smoke bomb incident a some rumors and doubts ab( emergencies. On Saturday, Oct. 20, a norkonn /-?or* r> ^? 0ui van waa jnu ill ilic ' every floor, spreading smol air-conditioning ducts. Residents on the fifth flc hose that they said didn't ha effectively. "THE HOSE didn't work it, it didn't work for him ei Moore Resident Hall Dire to tell" what went wrong. P the residents' inexperience i Whether the hoses workec portant. Water doesn't extin Preston Hall Adviser Jeff I; "Water could have put 01 burning, but not the bomb iting servi Russell H copying services but vice only cessing and other seer nts and DENNIS PRUITT >ns open- for Student Affairs, : louse. private business in d on the University Printing or fUniver- will give student o at 506 choice. irector of "The individual sity and have the option, ly Street organizations can pic )king for or the best timing of t xtend his for their particular ne To use the service; e've been Printing, university c a satellite student organizations Vhen the authorized printing re )use clos- for services will be love in," organizations and th cash dealings, said D He said Univers >n in the prices will be cotnpa same of- Machine's former pric achine ? vices will be better. > that was fer more services thai r. Copy shop did. We have m 1 Student and a better variety of >t only to said. Iso to inACCORDING TO niversity a University Printing Miles, a was moved from the A students shop to,-work at the stores to location, business was use Mall. and shp harl tr? turn one yet, away. three difjs, who is "We've had some by who weren't w he names organization and I'd that the the Thomas Cooper nly offer said. smoke bo t Moore dorm last month sparked >..( U?... 1 J ? *? ?* jui nuvv sale uuniiji arc uuring lire military smoke bomb placed in a elevator. The elevator was sent to ce through the elevator shaft and >or tried to put it out with a fire ,ve enough water pressure to work .. When the repairman came to fix ther," said a fifth-floor resident, ctor Tim Cain said it is "difficult art of the problem may have been n handling the hoses. 1 right might not have been so imguish that type of chemical bomb, aconangelo said. it any garbage in the can that was itself," Iconangelo said. ELg-*^* 'jMH?|ri||' ^ " U^^JHkjME ^^ '*' '' ' ouse ij|jji L vice president % said having the I;" ' the mall and ?the third floor j 'v ' rganizations a Br>_ student won't HpEfiHBHB but student k the best deal he two services ^^3?; eds," he said. of University lepartments or must fill out an quest. Charges billed to the ere will be no o n P r u i 11. ; ItV Printinp'c J 1 1 1,aC- VL rable to Copy es, but the ser- ^SSSilBr, " We already of- i the old print ore equipment _ .. . stock," Pruilt Vicky Adams, employee who (. assembly Street i8|||^.-;> Russell House slow Monday, B I a few students HBHHHH ^ students come ith a student A member c refer them to Street during Library," she WB|| as a f|y0 mb sparks Fire drills to lessen iml MKb extinguishers di hoses were drained and check* However, confusion over a ago is not as important as th handled. To be prepared, dorms use Fire drills are scheduled the Each dorm must evacuate wit! Tiur W I1JITTC r ? mviiv ijiivuis vary irom c from three to five minutes. It d South Tower (with 18 floors) ones like Wade Hampton or Sii dent Student Development din If a dorm doesn't pass, resid< again. Drills are resheduled wi - W + 1 m wm. - . r. ,-^w'\.v ? .(. v?<* f...:,.Ai's Day ?w if the Columbia's S.C. Army National yesterday's Veteran's Day Parade spo ver by F-16 jets and helicopters, con ; debate c designed confusion d work during the crises. The ;d a few days after the fire. fire that happened three weeks e next fire and how it will hp fire drills. first 30 days of each semester, tin a certain time limit. lorm to dorm. "The limits are epends on the size of the dorm, takes longer than the smaller ms," said Melanie Grecu, Rtsisctor. ;nts have to go through the drill thin two days. No. 2 . . The sign may be upside down, but it's the thought that counts. The; Gamecocks ' continued on their toll uto the Top Twenty this week, almost touching the pinnacle of the Associated Press and United Press International polls. See story, page 18. | Photo by Jomtfor Woolen III w j^R W* , "* ''^By f Guard salutes veterans seated at the re nsored by the city. Military units, marchii lpleted the celebration. )n dorm Sc Fortunately, dorms rarely fail. ' fire drill is usually too loud to stand long anyway. A while back when I we failed and had to do the drill o\ had a ring of keys to go around anc the floor, and her keys came apart The key fiasco was unusual, and semester, Grecu said. IN FACT, three-story Preston semester with a time of 2 or 3 min The longest time goes to South 1 floors in about 5 or 6 minutes. "My concern is that there are 18 be stuck on the 18th floor," South said. To help avoid this, emergency front of elevators on each floor. A marshals help each HA check '"al each floor, Shealy said. Insid< Classified Dateline Features. Entertainment Opinion j .., ! Sports .V: '.V. . I Fighting Cancer. USC fraterniti fon the Cancer Society "O Boy! An all-girl trio plans a gi| The Big Time. Intramural flag were held in Williams-Brice Sta< * r t* $ ?**_ii^j p %|3p||| fv ^:fy% 'i^p^Pt "? Photo by Jeifh Gsrmtt viewing stand on Main ig bands and floats, as I ifety "The noise level during a staying in the building too was RHD of South Tower /er again. One of the HAs I check all of the rooms on Grecu said. no dorms have failed this had its best record this utes. ~ower, which evacuated 18 floors. I wouldn't want to Tower RHD Cindy Shealy procedures are posted in lso, up to two student fire 1 nooks and crannies" on See "Fire," page 9 e j 20 2 11 12 10 ......... 18 ies battle to raise money 4 x at The Beat Dec. 1. 12 football championships dium Sunday 18 J