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* Tanning Jpeds m /-\t*r r?i mil n U1^ nuw avanauic for students By BRIAN SAULS Staff writer The Blatt Physical Education Center has tanning beds available for USC students. To rent the beds, students should go to the equipment issue room on the main floor, read safety precautions and then sign a medical release, g The two beds are reserved during the odd hours for males and during the * even hours for the female students. The cost for using the tanning bed is $4 for a 30-minute session with no more than one session in a 24-hour 1 period. Appointments, available up to one day in advance, can be made | over the phone from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. or at the equipment issue room i any time during regular P. E. center "J ! hours. " | "The appointments fill up quickly, j especially during the winter moil- 1 ! ths," said Drew Gilinore, a supply I clerk who works in the center. I I WfM was last sem Bank charge cai Phon. 799-3 i / { 1 t 9 r * \ i JB I sfle ' ' Prw i i&S * " /=^zgg < t * ? MgSsEg > i I J- '':":"'^l 9 I Yoi the | chf ! Ba ? I bal : j ch( | an > ? cai I ke< ke< Of Ge I i I'1, '! g&Ji ^ wo tanning beds are available in the P. alf hour. The beds were installed this past winter and seem to be popular with those students who know about them. an the time tflowei rds welcome. "%e LI OS! florist in Fi?? Pointt ^ ^ O C 1730 [| i don't have to be an eo re are better things to s icking account service c Wfell, good news.Thi rgain Checking instead. You'll pay no service ance required. And ther icks you can write. Plus itemized monthly statei In fact, the only thinj icelled checks. (But in c sp them safe at the ban It's that simple.You V sp the checks. So why not make yoi t some free student aid ] >t Rarcrjiin C.hprkincr 'v ?O?" ^ South Cs ?fS39F " ^ E. Center for studens to rent for $4 a Fans and stereos arc also available to students for the sessions, and there is also a privacy screen separating the two beds. rs? >om ) 2001 Jevine five points onomics major to know spend your money on th ?r? 'iirrrnc1 xllCU^V^O. s fall you can sign up fo charges.There's no mini "e's no limit on the numt , every month we'll seru ment. g you won't get is a bun 5ase you ever need one, U) ** / ceep the service charges ir money go a little furtl from South Carolina Nat irolina National Member FDIC I APO Escc By TOROI) NKPTUNE Crime reporter The Alpha Phi Omega service fraternity will escort a person to any part of the campus through the APO Escort Service. "It's here to help provide campus safety to students by giving them the onnortunitv to Bet an escorted ride from 8 p.m. to midnight on Sunday through Thursday," said APO President Chris Burnette. APO Escort Service has been operating since 1971. Although the service has changed several times, its purpose has not changed. Despite the service's benefits, Stadium. Continn "This will be a real test on whether our students arc going to be responsible," Pruitt said. "Students have everything to lose with nothing to gain but a 30 second thrill." "We want this plan to work ? it is important to all of us that we make it work," said Bob Marcum, athletic director. "It is not without risk and I Your pictures n cnOA i JU / I OUR REGULA COLOR PRIN IN Quick fflii 1417 Sumt( COIORWATCH or>d tho KODAK COLO its quolity monitofing sarvtces lor ln< ? (hat an imum )er of :1 you ch of we'll . \u^ >. VYC her? ;ional. )rt Service Burnettc said lie does not think it is e> taken advantage of by enough peo- ci pie. "I think that it has a lot to do q with the fact that most people just don't know about us," Burnettc e: said. d weaver urayson, university n Policc Department training officer, ri however, says the escort service is us- v ed by many people but the service is tl in need of expansion. "Last year, we A served approximately 2,300 students within a 13 to 14 week period," h Grayson said. d As far as expansion goes, Grayson / has ideas of expanding the campus t escort service, which presently t operates with vehicles, into a walking c led from page 1A it's not without penalty, because if it does sway, the Insurance Reserve t Board will come in and tell us to ; rpmnuf all wtiulrntc frnm nnnnr I . - ..v... w.v. deck." Pruitt said (he stadium's structure has been checked annually for the I past three years and will continue to c get an annual inspection. c ever leave our sight. 3FF iR PRICE ON T OR (E-6) SLIDE I JUST ONE ^ Good <*> y*c. 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