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[: v1* ounronunio di. p 4J& ^ I ml ni>i:k /"v- i HANG TBI f| I / " WANT x BE A DJ? \ / COME TO ROOM 318 \ / IN THE RUSSELL HOUSE \ /WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 7 PM,\ FOR INFORMATION ON \SUMMER TRAINING SESSIONS./ \ FOR NEWS, SPORTS, &II / \ MUSIC BROADCASTINOT7 \ *<// \^OMLY AT WUSG 90.5 $************************ ire*** j /vKockafelfoA. 5 j Thursday, Ji * c,v^O?-S^ % * Friday, June I ^ Saturday, Ji * + # J Mon. - Jazz w/Dick Goo J Wed. - Pi *4.4. + + + + + + + + + + ***************** >* WWKKWF w ? www* wwwprnN^MWNn^RflRp w Mall stores v n.. i _-l.. uy uinyy i.a?ny Snorta Editor All lour Carolina Mall stores seeking exception to the city's zoning laws have received permission to stay in the mall. Cut-Ups Hair Salon, Balloons by Little Dee Dec, Computer Source and School Kids Records and Tapes presented their cases individually to the Columbia city zoning board last month, with USC serving as landlord. USC had to convince the board that cach of the stores should be included in the exceptions permitted by the city's current zoning laws, said USC associate legal counsel Joseph McCullough. "The board heard the first three Hair Salnn. Hal loons hv lit tic Dec Dec and Computer Source) in the morning and won approval with no problem. "But the hearing for School Kids Local bars pr By Gregg Leiky Sport* Editor The changc in Columbia's blue laws all sales is progressing well, according to re ing advantage of the new law. California Dreaming, Yesterday's, S< the Marriot hotel are currently the only Columbia area selling alcohol on Sunda; The blue laws changc occurred during tion where Richland County voters optei to sell alcohol on Sunday after buying a Only establishments with liquor license dav sales, thus exdudiim bars servinn or Jon Donoluic, manager of Yesterd; Points, said sales have progressed steac serving alcohol on Sunday. "We really make a good deal of our n to 2 a.m. on Sunday morning. More peo the restaurant and bar because they know to leave at 11:30," Donohue said. "Now when there is a Sunday concert. Also, on Sunday evenings we have seen u inp from the beach who want to stop in ( drive." he said. Bartender Chris Perkins agreed. "Sui fercnt than other days. We usually hav day." v/otn* mws turn* snm momin pwo*>o?a*o <m u Dwi im itti H ?? ?t tMi i r IMJ TO ORDIIti er?#' m? n?ogo/">e codes t>e*o* ?y Nf R . voo ?e rtn?<*ing and ?nck>i* rt?e mov new cxid'en ?ot>* K V R R ? ?e'v#.v>'K) n>or# tt*c? nr>ogOfm? pJeOi* n<j?CO*e A^flKh t?v toved t 6?M m# r. poyobW ?o PMSS p<?ov? S?gn h#fc I VitO G Moil#rCo*d(lol?rbonk Numb*' _ Co'd Good rtvu i J / ROCK-N-ROLL'S / J 2112 DEVINE ST. 7 jne 13 The UPS ! 14 L>KUIo-C jne 15 T dwin Tues. - Blues Night tcher Specials vin zoning boe (Records and Tapes) lasted most of the afternoon because rccord stores are not specifically mentioned as special exceptions," McCollough said.. Beauty shops are mentioned as special exceptions, so Cut-Ups was permitted. Computer Source won approval by being classified as an office supply store and Little Dee Dee's gained approval by claiming themselves to be a gift shop selling novelty items, McCullough said. Though not included as a special exception, School Kids won approval when USC argued that it was a "bookstore of the eighties." "We (USC) presented a letter to the board from USC's Dean of Music William Moody extolling the virtues of music and it convinced them to grant the store permission to operate in the mall," McCullough said. The 54 Five Points merchants who had petitioned against the mall gave ofit from Sunc Delk Haigler, bai Street, said though owing Sunday liquor has picked up. staurant owners tak- "We never know origmaiiy were Mayi :arlett's, Beau's and we have been crowd establishments in the midnight. So we I y. crowd," Haiglcr sa ! the November elec- ' "A lot of Care d to allow businesses especially around e SI50 weekly license. their exam schedu s are eligible for Sun- parents from out o dy beer and wine. Scarlett's, in the iy's Tavern in Five Assembly Street, is lily since they began to Assistant Bcvera noncy from midnight "We first openet pie arc coming out to concert in January i that they don't have lot of concerts on S do good business w there is a place to go. Sunday," Rolands i lot of people return- "We're definitel o relax after the long sales. Come Septen day. Also, since wi iiday is really no dif- come in from all c ~ 1.. i -i? ^.:mL . c a Mtuuy 11 uwu an uiiiik un ouuuciy, ? said. If (QflfVUI 4 fUOVQNKl TVC^M I r. KfVftWtll 2* k (ti inn if ai tittr tvi mw *f? m< ! MAIL SUilCIIIrrtON TO. NAMl s ADDMSS CUV STATf W . PHONJ , __ School noma Y?o' o< O'od ? ??~vvr~ ~ SfMB MAR COUfON TO) VOW PMSS SOOltwdAv. W S?o"U WA9?!i? <*** *?** a ADDRESS | p^OOpe 252-ROCK I Pre-Enrol * Tuesday, J J, Tuesday, J 2 Tuesday. J * Tuesday, .] ETTERS } Kl ]u hT' T Students who a t MATl/* ? Cooperative Kt I J Limited to stu j. Science and M ho C(MC *' Humanities am 06 rlWo j; fessional Scien ] > > All seminars ar \ *' 6th Floor, in * i M Ploace call 777. 5 I Univernity Car )*********? | to assign up f< ird approval up their fight and were not present at ( the hearing. "I would like to think*that between the time of their initial complaint and now, the merchants were able to stand hack And re-evaluate the imnact of the i mall and sec that it posed no threat to ^ the success of their businesses," McCullough said. Balloons by Little Dee Dee recently i closed down, raising the number of 1 open spaces in the mall to six. Mc- j Cullough said he expects interest in the | mall to continue and other businesses I to seek permission to operate in the } mall from the zoning board. A clothing store is currently seeking N approval to move into the mall and the board may rule on it at their next meeting in June, he said. Thp mall will hp nnen thrnuuhniit the summer Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Some stores ' may remain open later. lay sales manager at California Dreaming on Main the first few Sundays were slow, business * what's going to happen on a Sunday. We Ing open until 10 p.m., then 11 p.m. Lately led on bunaay nights irom aoout ? p.m. to lave established a regular Sunday night id. lina students have been supporting us, xam time when they needed a break from le. And during graduation week, many f state were here on Sunday," he said. Holiday Inn across from the Coliseum on pleased with their Sunday sales, according ge Manager Butch Roland. J on the Sunday of the Bruce Springsteen and had a good crowd. There arc usually a unday, and being right across the street we hen something occurs at the Coliseum on a aid. y doing well enough to continue Sunday nber we may begin having bands on Sunc arc part of a major hotel chain, people >vcr the country and expect to be able to o we treat it as another business day," he II _ I . Ir-ocyis on America's Future i \i? Help Prevent Birth Defects ' Support the \ March of Dimes r, HleiBIH Mlicn lOUWAIKMaB* .. I rative Education [ lment Seminar Schedule Summer 1985 unn 1 1 O.AA O.AA UIIC I /j.WWO.VU i ime 25 2:00-3:00 uly 9 2:00-3:00 uly 23 2:00-3:00 % Vugiist 6 2:00-3:00 re interested in learning more about the j lucation Program are invited to attend, i dents of the Colleges of Engineering, j athematics, Business Administration, I 1 Social Sciences, Health, Applied FrortAn on/1 lAin??rtlIo - tto, ami u\rui iiaiiam* e held in the H. William Close Building, loom 601B. 2124 or come by the Co-op Office in the eer Center, H. William Close Building, ?r one of the scheduled seminars. *