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* Watt Watchers Conservation Program j The Walt Watchers Conservation Program involves water and electrical usage by residence halls. In an attempt to conserve energy and create competition between residence halls, University Housing has made the Watt Watchers Proaram a contest Thp rpsirlpnra h?lk hauo hoon nmnnnH ?. -i ? - - V. wvvn t|<uupuu UbbUIUIIiy 1U IMC <JIIIUUII1 Ul (residents in the individual halls. The divisions are: 1 1 South Tofter, Columbia Hall, and Bates West ] 2 Capstone Mouse. Bates House, and Patterson Hall/Sims 3 Preston, McBryde, and Maxcy/Thornwell 4 Douglas, Snowden, and Burney 5. Moore, Laborde, and Baker 6. Wade Hampton, McClintock, and Nada The meters will be read on Fridays and compared to an "estimated base week" established in February j of '84 Figures will be posted each week to allow the residence halls to see how effective their conservation efforts have been. The contest, however, will be based on the savings for the month. There will be a winner for each division at the end of the month. Prizes will be given to the winner in each category. The prizes ' are uased upon the savings percentage in each division. The prizes are: ] Large Buildings, Divisions 1 and 2 $200 savings of at least 5% : $300 savings of at least 10% < $400 savings of at least 20% Smaller Buildings, Divisions 3 through 6 $100 savinos of at least 5% I $150 savings of at least 10% $200 savings of at least 20% Conservation Efforts For the Week of February 8th through February IS i Meter Meter % Use for week of 2/8 Use for week of 2115 Change Oivision 1 ^ Patterson/Sims 44,000 40,000 - 9.09 W Bates House 15,440 13,360 -13.47 Capstone 42,400 44,000 + 3.77 Division 2 South Tower 15,600 15,000 - 3.85 Columbia Hall 24.400 22,800 - 6.56 Bates West 24,560 23,440 - 4.56 j Division 3 i s McBryde ABC 4,880 4,640 - 4.92 McBrvde flf 1 inn 1 inn n nn McBryde FG 3,300 3,100 - 6.06 j. Maxcy 5,200 5,C00 + 7.69 \ Preston 6.300 6,000 - 4.76 : ^ Woodrow 5,520 5,360 - 2.90 Division 4 Douglas 5,600 5,200 - 7.14 Burney 7,440 7,440 O.OO Snowden 7,800 7,500 - 3,85 Division 5 Moore 16,500 14,700 - 10.91 Laborde 3,200 3,200 0.00 Baker 9,840 9,840 O.OO Division 6 Wade Hampton 8,320 7,840 - 5.77 McClintock 6,640 5,680 -14.46 Nada 800 700 -10.00 | Good Job! Kmp Up Th? Good Work! r>?ding?jirgj>Hl^jH^^ tht end of th> month) liJPHi ' ' j f!^v ^JLKH JJS& Revenge of the Ninja H Mk ' Kicks and punches filled the air last Saturills * "Jr day at Dent Middle School at the Columbia ' ,v; Pro Am Karate Tournament, where 247 ? ? karate students competed in forms, fighting ?S ?< ' v and weapons events. JBE^ V;r. At left, Brian Gilden (in black) and Lamar Whitely fight in the red belt division. At far Jft left, Johnny Stinson competes in the f jt&:> weapons competition, as does AH Tovakoli, 6e/oiv, with his whip and chain. ** JOE HICKER / Th? Gamccock f AAt/fMr^ FOR A JOB? Openings available in Gamecock Advertising. Paid on commission with opportunity for bonus. on WrM ire o \A/ook > w I I N/ V-4 I w LA V V w v/ I \ Car a must. Excellent field experience for Business & Journalism students, but all majors acceptable. We need your talents & energy'. s^PAW ror interview Sill apply in person IB 11 Room 323 ill ?^ RUSSell HoUSe ^^naia?inH>Mu?WHj \ j 1 __ ... jimriijiu^iiiML i. " 11 qjgjp