The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 27, 1991, Page 2, Image 2
President'
$75,000 to be used
to renovate mansion
From Staff Reports
USC's President's House will
get a $75,000 face lift funded by
public and private funds in preparation
for the university's new
president John Palms.
The 13,113-square-foot mansion
needs more repairs before the
Palmses move in next month, a
maintenance, report to the Board of
Trustees building and grounds
Fraternity
By AARON SHEININ
Assistant News Editor .
The USC Fraternity Council has
ern Interfraternity Conference Exc<
conference's highest honor.
More than 100 councils from
states attend the conference every ;
are given the Excellence Award.
"I'm really impressed. This is a
Fraternity Council President Je
"Fraternity Council at USC has bee
than reactive with programs like c
Other councils are modeling them*
cause we are so far ahead."
Hunter said USC's council has 1
by regulating itself, most noticeabl
Brewery Cont
malt and boiled with the hops.
When the solution cools down,
yeast is added. Varner allows this
mixture to ferment for 10 to 14
days.
"After four to 10 weeks of maturing,
the beer is ready to drink,"
Varner said.
The two main categories of finished
beer are a lager and ale,
which get their names from the
two types of yeast used in brewing
beer. From these types, Varner has
brewed California Steam Beer, Irish
Stout, India Pale Ale, Munich
Helles, Scottish Ales and English
Britters.
"The greatest thing about home
brewing is that my friends and I
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eluding a $30,000 Hawaiian vacation
and scores of expensive gifts,
have emerged since the Foundation
opened its records to the public.
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rooms and the second-floor rece
tion hall need refurbishing,
checklist with the report indicah
the house needed repairs to plast
walls, painting, new carpeting ar
wallpaper, light fixtures, windov
and furniture.
The money for the repairs wi
come from budgeted state fund
The university told trustees earli<
this month the repairs will co
nearly $50,000.
Renovations to the master be<
Council w
policy.
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won the Southeast- regulate ourse
silence Award, the there were n
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year, but only nine common con
checks during
said.
great honor," USC Councils vj
rry Hunter said. agement, servi
n pro-active rather ership, legal
>ur alcohol policy, rush, schola
?elves after us be- relations.
The council
aken the initiative annual confer
y, in the alchohol 14-17.
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can enjoy all the varieties of bet
styles in my own apartment, g<
buzzy and jam it," Varner said.
Varner is taking his home
brewing recipes with him when h
starts his pub and brewery aftt
college. He plans to call it th
Stone Quarry Brewing Compan
which acquired its name from
rock 'n' roll band he was a men
ber of in high school.
He would like to become a pai
of the "micro-brewery movement
which started 10 years ago on th
West Coast. Recently, these bre
weries have reached the Southeas
as close as Charlotte, Varner said.
The United States used to hav
a large number of breweries pre
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chael Mungo said he wants an in
vestigation into why a $15,000 dc
nation from Springs Industries c
Fort Mill to help bring former Sec
retary of State Henry Kissinger ti
USC ended up in Holderman'
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?eds repairs
room's bed and closet and the y^g
or family room will be paid for with bloth
p- private funds from the Carolina
A Research and Development Found- Fet
?d ation and USC Educational
er foundation.
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/s Palms and his wife, Norma, v
have added to the list of repairs a "
11 request for a whirlpool tub in the son(s
s. master bathroom. The bathroom conte
ir now only has only a shower stall. * ^;ai
st The whirlpool tub has already been victim
paid for by a check from the Palm- wa 'e^
i- ses to the university for $933.37. F?fc
'ins award '?
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thing we've done (to be pro-active) is to unkn<
Ives before the university could. Before perso
10 rules on kegs or so forth on the office
ad.
y knowledge, there have not been any Feb
tainers on the quad. There are spot
parties by RA's and other greeks," he ment?
dng for the award are judged on man- P*
ice to chapters, judicial programs, lead- . . c
concerns, philanthropy, publications, > ^ 1
rshio. social Droerams and nuhlir.
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I was given the award at the SEIFC's ^m,S ^
ence, which was held in Atlanta Feb.
was s
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it ducing several varieties of beer. " 'n*f
it "These breweries eventually carryn
went out of business, and the re- comf
rpqtpr
maining breweries, such as An- ^
ie heuser Busch, Miller, Strohs and p
;r Coors now produce almost indise
tinguishable products," Vamer !v
y said r'9ht?
. erty w
d
i- Micro-brewers aim to offer con
sumers a different type of beer and ?
rt often start their career as home"
brewers, such as Varner. l-? 11
>_ Even though one of Varner's
^ roommates complains of the mess
and smell associated with home- worse.
e brewing, Varner's friends often osed lat
). call his beer "good stuff." bruary,
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expected to discuss Holderman's ^10n '
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s Thursday. u^
funding
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following are entries on ti
?r fom Feb. 19 ? Feb. 25.
>. 19
and run with personal inj
ge. An unknown person dro^
/ith a vehicle.
rceny, Woodrow. Victim si
;) unknown took his boo
nts.
'ceny, Thomas Cooper Libi
i was sleeping, persons) un
: from her purse.
i. 20
ilicious injury to personal (5
nbia Hall. Complainant state
in board set on fire by unkno
rglary second degree, petit
ge St. Complainant states
)wn entered his office anc
nal checks. Complainant w
was secured.
i. 21
rglary first degree, larceny,
>. Complainant states while .
jrson(s) unknown removed t
edroom window and enterei
; $80 in cash missing.
:o breaking, S-8 lot, 1400 Gr
:ed that person(s) unknown
/ehicle.
ceny, Coker Life Science,
tolen when left unattended,
ceny, Thomas Coooer Libr
>wn took victim's book.
Art
. ??
irference with fire and poli
ng a concealed weapon, 17
>lainant reports that the si
I for the above charges,
to breaking, Pendleton S
lainant states that person(s
her vehicle by unknown mec
;ide door. Unknown at this tii
as taken.
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Continued from page 1
In the budgets they proper
in January and early Femany
governors and Legisasked
state higher educatems
to cut spending.
XCarolina's Budget and,.
Board told U5C earlier
nth that it would have to
nid-year cut of $4 million
only 4.5 months left in the jar
to do it. About $3 milthe
budget cut will have to
Dm the Columbia campus. i
is also facing the lowest j
for next year since the re- .
of the early 1980s,
ler education is not the
priority in the state of
Carolina," USC interim
it Arthur Smith said,
lid he hopes the state Le
will improve funding for |
and find remedies to avert
itating setback to the scope
lity of the educational serat
our people provide to
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he USC police m Larceny,
unknown toe
vehicle.
ury, Pendleton Fob. 23
/e over victim's u Aut0 bre?
St. Victim r<
tates that per- fered his ur
k bag and its belonging to
Malicious
ary. While the West Perso
known took her 0f clothing
unsecure.
Feb. 24
state) property, ......
is he found the B 5I0L^ 1
wn person(s). 1600 Pencile
larceny, 1623 !"m's veh,cl
that person(s) .?!? .
I removed two " Malicious i
ras uncertain if Complainant
of the plate g
Malicious
1600 Senate
victim's rear |
, NADA Apart- Malicious
she was sleep- cious injury
he screen from gree, Hamil
d. Complainant forced entry ;
Auto breal
eene St. Victim ject was arre
broke into vie- Detention Ce
Victim's book Feb. 25
-ary. Person(s) " Malicious
1 v ' George Rog
known perso
by cutting a
' stadium,
ice alarm box, Larceny, t
'31 College St. ant states th
jbject was ar- r ^ked for ar
came back f
treet Garage, subject's wall
) unknown enins
through the ,
me if any propGrades
Contii
to repeat anything at any tin
which "made everything craz>
Wynn said.
"It (the repeat policy) helps ir
lot of cases," she said. "It is for t
benefit of the students."
Other schools with, grade
giveness or J^at policies inclu
Vanderbilt University in Nashvil
Fenn.; the University of Maryla
at College Park and Florida Sfc
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S-6 lot, 1405 Whaley St. Person(s)
)k the wheel covers from the victim's
iking, grand larceny, 815 Assembly
sported that person(s) unknown enlsecure
vehicle and removed items
him.
injury to personal property, Bates
n(s) unknown soiled victim's articles
with fecal matter. His room was
njury to personal property, CS-5 lot,
ton St. Complainant observed vice
with the driver's side window
njury to real property, Koger Center,
reported finding a small hole in one
lass windows.
injury to personal property, S-1 lot,
i St. Person(s) unknown broke out
cassenger window,
injury to personal property, malito
state property, burglary first deton.
Person(s) unknown made a
and damaged several things.
<ing, S-7 lot, 1300 Whaley St. Subisted
and jailed at Richland County
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injury to real property (state), 1000
ers Blvd. Complainant stated un>ns
entered Williams-Brice Stadium
fence and damaged items in the
>urglary, 601 Sumter St. Complainat
a subject entered his room and
i individual. Subject then left and
ive minutes later. It was found that
let was missing.
Compiled by Chad Bray
Staff Writer
nued from page 1
University.
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Georgia, the University of North
1 a Carolina at Chapel Hill and Duke
he University, no repeat policies exist.
ir-^4Av^ almost 22. yeafs, I've have
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