The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, August 26, 1991, WELCOME BACK ISSUE, Page 7A, Image 7
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s Shrivastava also said the music
iq school's facilities are lower than
other system campuses' and other
state colleges' music buildings.
a_ "We're losing too many students
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ss We can't lose anymore," he said.
Some representatives and senaie
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re because of hard economical times
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ing a bond bill during an election
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By TIGE WATTS
News Editor
If Student President Manis
Shrivastava's lobbying work
USC might get a new mus
building.
This past week Shrivastava lol
bied the Richland County Legisl
tion Delegation, which consists i
state senators and representativi
from Richland County.
"I'm asking you today to ask tl
Governor to call the legislate
back into session to pass the bor
bill," Shrivastava said this pa
Monday.
Plans for a new music buildir
are part of the Capital Improve
ments Bond Bill presented to tl
legislature this past year. Tl
music building is ranked high c
the list of priorities for the bill.
USC requested $17.9 million f
construction of the building, whic
would sit adjacent to the Kog
Center. The building is also hij
on the Commission of Higher Ed
cation's list for recommendc
funding.
Shrivastava said the musi
school is facing a critical situatio
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