Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Mf Football coach Brad Scott, oldest living Gameco< house Saturday at the University Club. The club -(f) 'jam 2 T H E i Make way foi J the University ? Club, Carolina'} only 27-hol< ?i - -** ? * * championsmj golf resort foi USC elitej i -J V J "i I - 1-8 OO-777-O Th*world'* largest student S youth travel org Carolina C would like to thank the organizations for their pa T H E A N Is 1 Pyramid Bu ' c O N T Alpha Chi Omega Delta Alpha Delta Pi Sigm; Chi Omega Tau B Zeta Tau Alph. Most Cans ? Chi Om Most Creative ? Tau I We would also like thank Dom and Papa John's for their 700 cans were raised for HA Food Bank that will feed 1 Thank you for your si i Can i:flHHB:rilH0 :k letterman Tatum Gresette and University Club President Carl Espy > is for members of the Gamecock Club. Student Gamecock Club and II? ecceltt ( fNIVERSlTY C n tat a ai/nr oat rvif AATPirv oy aAtuiwvnaivi in |* Carolina! Editor sa First it was Carolina Park, and then the Cockabooses. Now j the latest brainchild of S.C. developer Ed Robinson is The Uni- sc y versity Club. bi Robinson and others officially introduced the club to the 'e public Saturday at its proposed site, 450 acres of rolling wood- s'' ^ lands off 1-77 in Blythewood. Although the club is not directly associated with USC, its 'n ^ ties with the university are very strong, said Director of Op- 21 ^ erations Scott Floyd. w Acceptance as a member of The University Club is available U! ^ only to members of the Gamecock Club, USC Alumni AssociJ ation, Student Gamecock Club and other approved organiza- d< tions. r"We are a private company, but we are endorsed by the to Gamecock Club," Floyd said. "So far, we have put almost 500 Pl new members in the Gamecock Club. We also give this facil- th ity to the USC men's and women's golf teams for practice use fe ^ and use for tournaments." tn "This course is long overdue," said junior Jill Darr, a member of the women's golf team. "We really look forward to play- fai 1115 *-"* ,l?wc win uc nere uic uay 11 opens. in Sophomore Julie Norris, another team member, agreed, in "This is a championship course," she said. "It is a course in that will challenge every part of our game and will prepare us N. for any other course that we have to play on." The project has a projected cost of $ 14 million, and the first pa 18 holes should be ready to play this fall, said Carl Espy, pres- pi ident of the University Club. The next nine will be finished in di How to free you: 112 S/iBOA CON! anlzation SLA TRAVEL | ^ lares! ?g| : following rticipation in PjS? i U A L 'ftsliding <^?g P C T x, . L? u i_ ii you ve goi someining nang chances are there's someone else It If helP ^ou reac^ l^at person*1 UGltB Delta nearly 29,000 readers just what ] iNu call 777-4249 eta SigmB Advertise in The Gar ^ Slg, | Do sometl lino's, Cromer's f C6l S 01116 support. d\ /rcT unnc m on "1 ^m'co> ony deliiiilion oI KVLb I HUrt tiii ii 0 FamiI ies 00' con Plf) commi ,pportI ' A POINT W ^ F O U I ilina! 1 ? r i i p Sy||jH Carolina Hall is tli versity Club facilil David Mandrell/The Gamecock 1 W0^ I isit with founding members during open 1 1 >C Alumni Association. 1 % uA L U B fj e spring, and the clubhouse will be ready in eady 1995, he I id. However, the club will offer more than just golf. It will al- f, > include tennis facilities, a swim center, equestrian trails, ke paths, jogging trails, nature trails and basketball and vol- g yball courts. The focal point of the club will be The Univer- , ty Club clubhouse, Carolina Hall. Carolina Hall is a Lowcountry-style clubhouse, which will F elude complete locker facilities, a fully equipped pro shop ^ id a grill and lounge area. A veranda with rocking chairs will rap around the outside. It will also be the home to various \ SC memorabilia. ti Carolina Hall will be located at the top of the "Horseshoe* signed layout TXK^'Tn! . 1 ! - w "When you drive into the gates of the club you will be able ^ tell that it is designed after the Horseshoe on the USC camjs," Floyd said. "In fact, if you look at the gates you can tell ey are the same as the ones on campus. I think the only dif- 0 rence between our layout is that we only .have three oak ses in front of the gates and the one on campus has four." n The club is designed to be a gathering spot for Gamecock k ns across the state and nation. There are four categories of embership: Metro-Columbia, which includes Richland, Lex- ^ gton and Fairfield counties; Regional, for S.C. residents with150 miles of USC, including Augusta, Ga., and Charlotte, C.; National; and International. mvuvrv^uiuuiLiia uiaiiucij, wnu nave inc cdMOl an_C55, will iy the highest dues, $98 per month. Regional members will ^ ty $58 a month, while national members will pay annual tl les of $ 150. International members will pay annual dues of b rself from a 9 foot 5TRICTOR? J/f yfe m A % ing around that you don't need, ; who will want it. The Gamecock For only $1.00 a line you can tell fou have to offer. For more details PEER rtecock and get results! API ling good. I thing real. SS ^ living in a r o successful life must include servinq others. residents. i\ 3 opportunit jnily, coll I/800) 677-5515. s of Light ?? N D A T I o N Cmnci For More mir**T _ "F I: 1 - ; ,M p| * ? ; iiiill I?"' m Fila art ie focal ooint of the Horseshoe-desicmed lavnut of the llhi. m. O / y. It will feature restaurants, locker rooms and a pro shdp. 25 per year. Founding members, the first 2001, will pay no initiation :es. The club has allotted 75 membership spots for students, tudents interested in joining need to be a member of the Siulent Gamecock Club and will pay a $75 initiation fee and $35 er month. The 75 spaces have already been filled, but there i a waiting list. Robinson, whose Cockabooses have become a landmark at Tilliams-Brice Stadium, has a plan to make the usually staiongry railcars mobile. i "The old Columbia and Charlotte railroad run from Blytberood to the stadium," Floyd said." "We are thinking about uying one of the buildings around here and using it as Our lepot and having a train run from the club to the stadium for ur members. It would be kind of a tailgate package." "We are working out the details with the railroad compaiy," Espy said. "We have the rail, we can get the cars and we now where it goes." With football season right around the corner and a new footall coaching staff, Gamecock fans around the nation are exited about the club, Espy said. , "Obviously, this will be a first class facility," said football aach Brad Scott. "What a gathering for our Gamecock famir. This facility will be great even in the off-season. Not that ley're really is an off-season here; Gamecock fens love footall all year around." CONDUCT BOARD 'LIGATIONS ARB >W AVAILABLE HE I Rim nmr.in licial review board made up of students e residence halls. Requirements include: 5 cumulative GPR, having lived in a iall at least one semester, are currently esidence hall and have a desire to serve /lembership in PCB provides an / to be a leader in your community. Informational Call 7-0378 or 7-8188.