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In Brief: February 28, 2014

Secret recordings of phone conversations involving Interim Police Chief Ruben Santiago were released Wednesday and do not contain any mentions of a “black ops” plot to frame another city official, The State reported.


Senators propose more constitutional changes

Three weeks after student Sen. Lindsay Richardson presented a new Student Government constitution, the student body president-elect took to the floor once again Wednesday to propose another draft of the proposal.


	Junior Mike Foster said South Carolina’s club hockey team has grown exponentially since he joined as a freshman.

South Carolina hockey rewrites record books

In the 2013-14 season, the Gamecocks shattered a number of their previous records on their way to a 21-9-2 mark, the most wins in school history. In the process, South Carolina scored more goals than ever before (154) and Patterson set the individual program record for goals scored in a year (22).


In Brief: February 27, 2014

Dawn Staley signs on to coach American U18 national team, City Councilwoman’s mistake may cost taxpayers almost $158,000 and the state senate votes to block a plan to eliminate health scores.


Best of Carolina 2014

Winners of reader-voted awards announced in on-campus, food and drink, services, entertainment and shopping categories


Mein Bowl changes main cuisine choices

Sodexo dining has received their fall 2013 customer satisfaction results, which yielded an overall satisfaction score of 95 percent, while the education market as a whole was at 75 percent overall satisfaction.


In Brief: Feb. 25

Today’s briefs include a 19-year-old man’s attempt to escape deputies after being arrested on two counts of burglary, a mental health patient’s return to South Carolina, and the death of the oldest known Holocaust survivor.


Trustees approve stadium renovation funds

A $14.5 million facelift of the area outside of Williams-Brice Stadium was approved by USC’s board of trustees Friday, among several other construction projects to be completed in the coming years.