Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I CAROLINA WOMEN'S ?> ! CLINIC Pregnjnty trying by urine or blood A bur (ion Counseling jiu! Service* wiih frrc medications All methods of bulb control: Pill. HID. Di.iphr.ifin .njil.ibl A VH F |j>r I f.wttnii ini I f./. k ii Pa|> test jr.il other lcm.ik* problems " All contacts strictly confidential. wo care about vou 2009 Hampton St., Columbia, S.C 803-256-0128 COLUMBIA SPORTS CAR GARAGE 6500 MONTICELLO ROAD ~ 754-5363 MOTS I ,* *, W JttSSSKS* * I TODAY IS YOUR Li OF THE GAMECOC SEE PAGE 1<> FOR MOKE I)E': Ti ?! ^k JUk v pj| / ^ flMg| 1 i ^ ^SSkBSBM mk I // f M;i fi| [^ I ^MflSSSBUEm 1 w i v A jERE HENSHAW-MICHAEL NOUN PRC A MEL DAMSKi FILM "MISCHIEF" DOU< I CATHERINE MARY STEWART KELLY PRESTOI D? ho, w DONALD E.THORIN t. SAM MANNERS MICHAEL NOLIN 3 MEL DAMSKI R' r Rt*TR.CTfO :: 4 1/ ? I * v, (MOHitr. at i',Xr* ; QkUtUXtJOh * HhhhhI | Columbia Hall a: I By Maria Fratus , Asbestos r o in o v a I a n d A maintenance renovations in Coliimi ; bia Hall will he combined into one project to be completed during the , A summer break. Ui>L(Ar'ili/\nc vnrli ?iv n nnl nu> find J .XV T.W. ? '"VI. ?? ' ^ carpeting arc necessaty according to l David Kinkcr, system vicc president J for facilities planning, so funding - Request_ Continued fr Manvillc Corp., the asluMos' j manufacturer, it should use that money to pay tor removing the asbestos. | THK CAPITAL improvement bond VST CHANCE TO TA 'K'S VALENTINE SI PATT.y I i I i A J M m I AtMlt IH< (VilP* IOX Ki \ / AN INURSCOPf (OMWUN TIMOTHY HUT |rT|.M TURK 182 )DUCTION ROBERT URIQ 3 McKEON ROBERT GULP N CHRIS NASH "II^peier .ccNOEL BLACK mo^IEDFIELD KJOFI Rl ACK !? JAMES GR ' U X JOHN HAMIll Bf^\l BOB CI ARK MM lwliiii CHEO( LOCAL REGULAR ENGf -1 JL -1 _ Hjesios cleanup si will be. requested "to combine the need for asbestos removal at the same time as major renovations," he said. I 'resent I > proper funding foi the project is not available and probabh will not be until late spring or earh summer, Kinker said. Once the funds are allocated, atchitects and engineers will be conom pagn 1. bill, expected to be approved b> the Budget and Control Boaid Tuesday, includes an SI I million request from I'SC for renovations, Mangum said. II it passes the Joint Bond Committee, House and Senate, I ISC' "could at KE ADVANTAGE >ECIAL! 7 " 11 pp"daiiv \i:\vs 1 L STRIKES fc AGAIN! Jjjfik Mystery rebel ; H has millions cheering THY MUTTON m I 1 if 1 ?M ?M ? IKAIIONS PRODUfllOM AROHOAk* fllM TON 1 KIM CATTRALL DARREN McGAVIN PETER BOYLE INAIDH MORRIS, CSC, SAMUEISON , ROBERT COR! RENE DUPONI EGORY KINGSTON ,,.uDENIS HAMIll '(!i? JAMES GREGORY KINGSTON PANAVISION" NEWSPAPERS FOR SPECIAL PREVIEW: [CEMENT STARTS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Bt for summer tacted to identify those w lu> can help, but a contract cannot be made until the funding is granted. "It will take seveial weeks lor architects to make plans," Rmkcr said. "We don't plan on starting bel'ore | May 15." Iherel'ore, it will not in I convenience the residents. least net started on the project with that money." he said. ' 1 he best bet is to see what happens with the lawsuit and the bond bill," Mangmn said. I I'hr < AMK< OCh Ik (he student newspaper of I he t mwrsil* of South < arolina anil is published three times a week on Mondays. Wednesday and l'ruia%s during the fall and spring semesters and weeklx on Wednesdays during huth summer sessions, w ith the exreptmn of unixersitx holidays and e\J aminatnin periods. Opinions expressed in the (?AMK1 COCK are those of the editors and not ! - - I hose of the I nixersit* of South Came H lina. r. : The Hoard of Student Publications and ( ommunirations is the puhlisher of IIhe (t\MK< (M K I lir Student Media Department is tin* parent organization .?f the i. \MK( IK K < han^c of Hdilri'HN forms. siihsrriplion requests anil other correspondence should be sent to I he li.XM K( IM K. Drawer A. I ni\ersit\ of South Carolina. ( olumhia. S.l . 292t)h. Subscription rates are SI.VtH) for t11 >ear. per fall or spring semenler and &UIII for both summer sessions Third class postage paid at < olumhia. S.< . I he li VMKt tM K is .1 |ie??f>s?>r< -til dent organization of the I uiwrsil) of South Carolina and rrreiws funding from student aetmt% fees. MOWDV, WWM'S \XfITM Tujt H| 'S tile j r i*e>^ r i le "7 i l"I AW" I'MCMtCKiNf, Aoox SPl?tKbCALLJLO 1 k^OsL-fc^ ' * Ml;V; ' I'VE TOLD you Kf.;] i its. not ft mill| it ^ stuctnt i | w?rmemt5. fej j^^^want to &cikv, '/ ! a little law knojivr j tm6kc. hmo need tel \ji/waley!? mill's got it v >'M^SSS H alrcadt. a total p i nsmbmm h cfcud it v plfka?twitu i ! I OM JIT* MfcNfcbt MtMTW40 |S , I Lt<iMTlDf?ARKIH?. A*tV> |H I H MO N&&t> *o? * LAWMKH. EH |y?^HOU? BOOT K H%gfep;'| ||^Jl.OOM- M*?W, **r' Hj yoo Nfcva* ?iToP H- i ' . " : i\ do Voo7 ^3 . MI ME AW THtfi IS THE WILD MWOWLY WE*r,???CHT?)?Vjg i wmmm 15. |