The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, August 31, 1987, Page 5A, Image 7
* Tanning J?eds
now available
for students
By BRIAN SAULS
Staff writer
The Blatt Physical Education
Center has tanning beds available for
Ui>c 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.
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
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
5 any time during regular P. E. center
hours.
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The Alpha Phi Omega service j
fraternity will escort a person to any \
part of the campus through the APO (.
Escort Service. s
"It's here to help provide campus
safety to students by giving them the ]
opportunity to get an escorted ride l
from 8 p.m. to midnight on Sunday <
through Thursday," said APO Presi- i
dent Chris Burnette. <
APO Escort Service has been i
operating since 1971. Although the
service has changed several times, its
purpose has not changed. ,
Despite the service's benefits,
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"This will be a real test on whether
our students are 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
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"I think that it has a lot to do
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lon't know about us," Burnettc
aid.
Weaver Grayson, University
Police Department training officer,
lowevcr, says the escort service is us:d
by many people but the service is
in need of exnansion. "Last vear. we
served approximately 2,3(X) students
within a 13 to 14 week period,"
Grayson said.
As far as expansion goes, Grayson
has ideas of expanding the campus
escort scrvice, which presently
operates with vehicles, into a walking
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it's not without penalty, because if it
does sway, the Insurance Reserve
Board will come in and tell us to
remove all students from the upper
deck."
Pruitt said the stadium's structure
has been checked annually for the
r>5ist three ve:ir<; and will rnnfimif
get an annual inspection.
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