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6 ' Wednesday, September 18, 1985
sub Uity
adds service
to USC mall
By KATHY LEWIS
Staff writer
Sub City, Carolina Mall's new
sub shop, adds a different dimension
to campus dining services
without affecting other sub
shops' business, manager Robin
Clark said.
"I don't think we will be hurting
the business of other sub
shops," he said. "Because we
take meal cards, it is more of an
alternative to the other SAGA
stores."
Andy Shlon, owner of Andy's
Deli, agrees. "The mall
restaurants will bring more people
into the area." he said.
"There is enough business for
everyone."
Sub Station II has little
business from university
students, manager Peter Trickett
said. "We do have a delivery service
at night," he said. "If
students want it delivered, they
will probably call us because Sub
City doesn't deliver."
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possibility in the future, Clark
said.
The new sub shop is no threat
to Subway because most of Subway's
business comes from the
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manager Abdo Maroun.
Having a mall on campus is a
good idea, according to Maroun.
"I don't think it will affect us at
all, so why not?" he said.
The idea of a mall appeals also
to Adrienne Shinta, Carolina
Styles manager. "I used to be a
student here, and I think it's a
good idea," she said.
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ground level of Russell House,
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Evelyn Mullis, Sweet Expressions
manager, agrees. "I think
the mall is a good idea because
most students don't drive," she
said. "The mall caters to handicapped
and foreign students
with special needs."
Sweet Expressions sells 42
varieties of fudge and products
from the Recycled Paper Company.
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posters than Columbia Mall,"
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Business has been quite good,
said Ken Wood, University
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manager. Sweet Expressions is
operated by the bookstore, according
to Mullis.
The mall is a great idea, Wood
said. "I would have liked to have
had one when I was in school,"
he said.
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director George Loud would like
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"It's a good concept, and I have
heard of other schools planning
similar efforts," he said.
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