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_ . f i Gamecock briefs Two USC students graduate with 4.0 Two students graduated suintna cum laude from USC Dec. 21, having earned 4.0 grade point ratios. Gary Barboza of west Columbia earned a bachelor s degree in finance. Kelly Greene of Glovervillc earned a bachelor's degree in English at USC-Aiken. 'Who's Who' lists 28 USC students Twenty-eight USC students will be listed in the 1987 edition of "Who's Who Among American Colleges and Universities." They include Leslie and Patricia Bcsselheu, William Bolejnan, David Brown, Terrence Bygate, Barbara Collier, Francis Craft, Valeric Crase, Lawrence Garnett, Lindy Gerrard, Marilene Guardia, Kevin Hall, Angela Hendricks and Sandra Herndon. Also listed are Stacy Hurley, Roni Kayne, Kimberly Kelley, Elizabeth Lucas, Kimberly Mangum, Robert McKinney, Susan Parker, Sandra Persingcr, Patrick Smith, Richard Sullivan, Ashley Thomason, Yvonne Wemmer and Katherinc Woodward. "Who's Who" is an annual directory listing top college and university students in the country. Sigma Nu gets honors for fund-raising Qirtmo Mn Pratprnitv Hoc hopn fnr itc fiinH-raicino f*f 1 ^ " 1 iwivnui; iiv.iv.vu -vy. ,MI"1,10 w* forts for the Multiple Sclerosis Foundation. They raised $19,000 before the 1986 Carolina-Clemson football game and $15,000 before the 1985 Carolina-Georgia football game by running with the game balls to the stadiums. The national fraternity's Educational Foundation gave the USC chapter an honorable mention Education in Community Service award in August. ^ $ 100 Ca?h Card Give-Away ? $ 100 Caih Card Give Away ? $ 100 Ca?h Card Give-Awj < ! And Thp Winnprc ^ a mil m n ^ v v o b v ? 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I mmm mm mmm mm mmm ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? mmm ?? ?? mam mm mm mmm mmm mmm mm mmm mm ~ ] Columbii By SHERRI BERRY Assistant nows editor About 240 students returninj to campus after Christmas breal moved into new housing because they were forced to move out o their residence hall. Last November, residents o the top five floors of Columbi< Hall were informed they had ? week to find a new place to liv< because of asbestos clean-up. Th< clcan-up is scheduled to begii this semester. There were enough spaces or campus to accommodate th< residents, said Linda Saad, dircc tor of housing. However, the? were allowed to break their hous ing contracts. "They were given the optior whether they wanted to stay oi not," Saad said. About 125 students wer< released from their contracts The remaining students moved tc a lower floor in Columbia Hall o: to another residence hall. Saad said the housing offic< worked with students who wishec to move to another location or campus. They kept makinj changes at the students' requests Terri Rampey, a busines: senior who moved from Colum bia Hall to Bates West, said sh< was dissatisfied with the way th< process was carried out. J "It wasn't moving,but the wa; t I FREE "j^ I " | Each '^*fg See Us F ? All Major Brands - Di ^ Two Conv i ABSOLUTELY R i WWEBMSaBEEBBB! ? B :"'/'h?'.} ; :frjSi//1 HnMH|nR| c, fa^^smasmmmmwa f% flflU n JftPp "*?--F ~ - " " .,:. . . p I ?lF 1 M, .- ::V-": ; a Hall resit they handled it made me mad," Rampey said. 5 "I think it was very stupid to t move us in the middle of the year. ; We had less than a week to decide f where we were going to live." Holly Harris moved from the f eighth to the sixth floor in Col i umbia Hall. i "I think it is inconvenient to ; move all my stuff home in the ; middle of the year," Harris, a i hotel, restaurant and tourism junior, said. i Dave Rinker, vice president of ; facilities planning, said the cleanup will begin after the contract / for the job is awarded and meets approval. All the plans are completed. 1 r Elevators in Columbia Hall are scheduled to be rcprogramined. ; One will be dedicated to workers and will travel from the first floor fig ) to the upper floors. The other p? r two will be used by residents and will not travel above the sixth ! : floor. 1 The workers will begin on the l 10th and 11th floors and work I their way downward. One floor will be used for a Um s buffer while the other two will be RB used for equipment storage. ; i uut wiii uv, uu ? noise while work is going on," Rinker said. 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