University of South Carolina

Just a few pics taken this month at USC

Cafe that replaced the reflecting pool beside Gambrell

Capstone still looking good

Gambrell Hall, home of the History Department

New cafe in the old BA buidling

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Columbia Hall

Get your checkbook out

Lord of the Congaree's last home

Italian Cypress trees nestled perfectly into Sloan College

Explanatory flyer from Strom Thurmond's successful write-in campaign

Reflecting pool in front of Thomas Cooper Library

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