The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 24, 1986, Page 4, Image 4

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Features Wtlcom* te... ? 4 Monday, November 24, 1986 op CTS a. gamfcock '7 love it, it keeps me young. . . " J Residents like By CANDY M. BARR Features renorter Jack Roof never has a problem parking near campus. He lives near campus. "I love it, it keeps me young and I have a business in the area," Roof said. He lives on Greene Street and owns the Blossom Shop in Five Points. Roof and some of his neighbors say the area around campus is a good place to live. They rarely cncoumer prooiems wun parking or students. Evelyn Arant, a Whaley Street resident, said she has never had any problems with students, but did have to call the police once about a drunk man who stumbled into her backyard. Arant said the city police got there "pretty quickly," but she rarely sees the campus police patrolling near her house. Arant, who lives two blocks away from Whaley's Mill, said she meets students everyday while they are walkinc to classes. There is a oharmacv fraternitv house across the street from her, but she said they Blossom Street sweethearts Steve Dryden, a computer consultant, proposed to Ursuli sion, by means of a sign on the Blossom Street Garage Frii to see it on her lunch break. VVVVVV^VWV^^WWW /vvwvvvvvvvvvvvvvv\ mmmammmmm vvwvvvN^\wvvvvvyy By Deadline to apply for Editor-in-chief of The Gamecock for Spring 1987 has been extended until ! November 26. f Applications are ^ available in Russell The Clini< House 313. knowledg* SA^^VVWWW^VWWV YVC now h VSAAA/VAA/SAAAAAAAAA/So A^mvvwvvwvvww NOTE: C (monofit) The Gamecock ij econom I ; | BftL Daily THE GAMECOCK is the student news- l| paper of the University of South Carolina I j and is published three times a week on I. rollow Up Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays during 11 Care Kit the fall and spring semesters and weekly 11 Carolitli on Wednesdays during both summer ses- | Comer f T Blond, with the exception of university Hi I holidays and examination periods. J U"UI c Opinions expressed in THE GAME- I COCK are those of the editors and not | those of the University of South Carolina. ? ? ? ? . The Board of Student Publications and j Communications is the publisher of THK GAMECOCK. The Student Media Department is the parent organization of THE GAMECOCK. ?, . Change of address forms, subscription rh O requests and other correspondence should 1%' be sent to THE GAMECOCK. Drawer A. ^ University of South Carolina, Columbia, ^ . s.c. 29208. Corner of Subscription rates are $18.00 for (1) year, $8.00 per fall or spring semester and ' Spec $3.00 for both summer sessions. Third 2. Offer class postage paid at Columbia, S.C. q p-(<. , THE GAMECOCK is a licensed student ?9 ^ r""1 1 organization of the University of South I 4. Offer Carolina and receives funding from stu- ] j dent activity fees. i. "Need Extra Cash" S $20.00 On First Don i Twice A Week Donati< 1 i $ <t? 0 d* t|) tp ?{> ?|) ep i j | COLUMBIA PLASMA CEN Rl916 Taylor Street Columbia, South Carolina 29201 ( | . Phone 254-6683 ' 1 OK OPEN 7:00 AM ^|p "Bring this Coupon with you' Mimmmmmammmmmmmawmammmmmwmmmt \ Jack Roof, owner of Blossom Shop living by USC never make noise. "I don't think you will talk to anyone who has a pioblem with students," Arant said. One of Arant's neighbors, David Murday, said he likes living near campus because he "likes living downtown." After Murday did his graduate work at USC he took a job at the General Assembly. Murday said he docs not usually have a problem with the traffic. "Game-day traffic is pretty screwed up, but it's only about six times a year," he said. Murday has lived in the Whaley Street area for four years. But Robbie Robertson, a media arts junior, said although he loves living on Greene Street, he does encounter noise and limited parking. He has lived there for about six months. Even though he has a parking space, Robertson said sometimes students, his neighbors or even his roommate parks in it. "When someone is in it, 1 just park some place else," he said. i THOMAS HUMPHREY/The Gamecock ) Cappslmann, who works in USC's computer services diviJay. The poster fell down, but it stayed long enough for her r More Affordable NTACT LENS from tarolina Vision Clinic : with the Expertise and comprehensive s of all types of Contact Lenses. ave an economy line of Contact Lenses! Contact lenses for astigmatism, bifocal and special made lenses higher. -y , t I i I Y DAILY WEAR ECONOMY EXTENDED WEAR j Wear U3 & U4 j B&L Extended Wear 03 & 04 j j | *99?? | ?T *99?? jji Power Range ' Follow Up Power Range s + 6 00 to -6 00 J Care Kit +6 00 to -6 00 |'j a Vision Clinic { Carolina Vision Clinic , i j lor & Bull 265-3198 J Corner of Taylor & Bull 256-3198 M Ends 11/30/86 I Offer Ends 11/30/86 ' : ? 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In the play, Ann Whitefield, a young woman eager to marry, pursues Jack Tanner, an eligible Just Because Yoi May Doesn't Mi r ^rnlin L/V. W V V, V.U1 Will I Subscribe To nmmmmmm %. j $15.00 . $ Tkio P roiirif ^ ? i iiio uuufji ^ f $$ FIFTEEN ^ $ ^ Bring in this coupc .7^ t first donation. ^ $(One coupon per p \ \ Too far to bil "t, for Thanksgh Earn gas moi donating pias Cash F ^ Each I ^ Call 254 Inform. 3' appoi WWWt^VWWVWWV PENINSULA 8 DAYS I 7 NIGHTS 8 15 $565 p.p. TPL occ. ART n ARCHAEOLOGY Escorted by Prof. Nell LaFaye VISIT: Cancun Merida INCLUDES: Round Trip airfare from Colum! hotels 3 Continental Breakfai UXMAl 0 All transfers and Qr< Bellmen and maid gratuities 1 NOTES: Price and itinerary guaranteed unt $100 deposit required with reserv EAGLE TRAVEL: 783 5470 (S or FRANCESCA Gl / w p Hi 6 ^ s : i ;i - 5 --vS" A ji'VS firs --.::- iis??(-H-iH I'SliiiMK jwing comedy bachelor who is not interested in being snared. Graduate students Helen Baldwin and Paris Peet play Whitcfield and Tanner. The other 15 members of the cast are also students at USC. "There isn't a year that a George Bernard Shaw play isn't revived in New York," Patterson said. He said he has trimmed the script to feature the dramatic "Don Juan in Hell" sequence not included in some productions, which clarifies man's constant struggle to improve himself. i're Graduating In 2 ean You Have To 2 a Completely... 2 The Gamecockj |? )n is worth $ DOLLARS $$ i \ ? ^ )n on your | erson) c 'V V 'V te home ma. ^ 'aid With ^ Donation 1-2280 for ^ ation and V ntment. *? *? a? a? o? *? *? >V r ? r m. f t r i. ' * ' - ?" * EXPLORER! MAR 1987 (Spring Break) Jj I $625 p.p. 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