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Euc.afTon l!v%Ieanc.e. t 13) .2, 000 Nur-sm Assoc- a 00 0 o o e o coo vs 1969-70 Budget Appropriation Request 1969-70 ............$21,251,670 Appropriation Request 1968-69 ............ 12,752,316 Increase ............$ 8,499,354 Happy Hc Monday thru Friday-6:30 B--R 15c anib iEan 0" Color TV-Wall T< Possession and Consump "SUBMARINE SANE AND F 1632 SUMTER STREET (1 Block Off Main - Behin 4 years on campus, 510 trips to the library, 10 happenings. 6 walk s to the Dean s of I( Basnejnins Caroli B'Y KEN IAlE At. Ne,% Edilor "Near crists" in the way US Presidtitt Thomas 1. Jones d Scribed the H1,'mancial situation : CarI,I II:I in tih budget present tion to tihl Stat. llIdget ald Col trol Bioard List weeck. "It is ironic," p J on1es n1oted in his remarks to the boa'd, "that in this period when the State's progress is ac celerating a n (I the University's abilities to as sist in this de velopment a r e growing t h a t JONES we are faced with a near-crisi situation." The budget for 1968-69 asks fo an $8.5 million hike in state apprc priations, or 66.6 percent. T h i w 0 u 1( d raise the appropriation from the state to $21.3 million. Why is the Uiniversity's financial picture -o ghomlily? Jones cited the rapid growth of graduate educa. tiont as one of the principal rea. sons. He said that in six years the enrollment in the graduate school has tripled (487 to 1,403). Jones said that U S C doesn' have the funds to make the grad uate school wv h a t it should b( our 7:30 p.m. > Wall Carpet tion Permit No. 325 WICHES . . IZZA" -- PHONE 254-9674 d Tapp's Dept. Store) C' . ' H 0A . & CO , VWLTON, NAtNE( 04294 : ndr 1 fron C"ommenceetmrh Budget Re na Finai 'ointing out that graduate vduca tion is one of the most important , ways tie State has to upgrade it self economi ally, he asked tit it ludget l3oar1d for an incirease of r- - .S Million to Iiig the graduate appropriation to $2.; million. .1ones 'ompare(d the USC gral tate appl'opriation wtih the Uni versity of Georgia's graduate fund ing. Ile said the incrtased allot nient would bring the allowance for a full-time equivalent graduate student to $:',200, roughly half of Gorgia's. "Serious consideration shouhl be given to e 1 o s i n g the S o u t I Carolina-Georgia gal) in subsequent years," Jones added. Another bud s Iget prob lem is upgraded facul ty, necessary to rt e quality of the educational S program but placing strains on the financial situation. V i c e President f o r Business Af fairs 11 a r o l d BRUNTON Brunton said that in recent years USC hAs both increased the size and quality of the faculty, steps requiring increased expenditures. t PIPE SMOKERS " FINE PIPES " IMPORTED TOBACCO " PIPE REPAIR " CLEANING SERVICE CAROLINA CAMERA SHOP, Inc. COLUMBIA. S.C. 1405 MAIN ST. Ph 256-6284 Wedne Is College St at the PUN Sizzlin' STEAK [ $1. Just present your stud to cashi Our regular $1.49 1? oz. siz: with a gopher-sized baked 'l green salad and a hunk o' tc NO TIPPING PONDE TRNOLt RA flects Gloomy ices Ar "lin lte past," Brunoloit said,I we have ci fuilget% in areas sich as edu1ica1tioIl II equi pmIIlnIIt a n1 d mIain1a.11 n ce to milve leded inl creatse4 inl faculty paly. These cuts ere only buying tie amd now we b1ai.e to pay for it." Hecaise there is still a disparity bietween L'SC and comparable in stitutions, the budget requests a 15 percent across the board faculty pay hike. This would require a $2.1 million increase in the State hud Lget allocation. Increased facilities costs m u st also be 1et, Brunton stated. lie said USC is "spending less on our physical plant than any other coml parable institutian we can find." This is one of the major areas where the budget has been cut to provide funds needed for salary bikes, Brunton said. "If the re juested i n c r e a s e s are not in )roved," he stated, "we face al nost certain curtailment of some laintenance progralliS and coaitin led deterioration o)f the older parts >f our physical plant." Ne1W bureaus and hikes in fund ng for several existillg liureauis "Some of those way out Vogue Stylon hairstyles slay me." Agatha Christie 3 253-234 sday udent Day DEROSA Sirloin INNER 09 ent identification lin' sirloin steak served ater, dipperful o' crisp, ast. COME-AS-*YOU-ARE ROSA 539 Kv KABOTuRV $ituation e 'Near' are another need for increases in 4 the budget. Bureaus operated for researlch la and extension services include: -Institute for R e s e a r e h l oi tie Uiderprivileged. $50,000 is need4ed to niect matchinig funds available fron other sourers for It this socio-ecoionic research pro. a gram isiaugurated thi% year. p0 -Institute for Lstaurinie a it d Littoral Seienice. Desigwd to study - South Carolina coastall and shore- u line problems, $33,000 is a-.ked to add to a $130,000 Belle Ia- 0 ruch Founidation grant. -P1sy%chological Service, State Departient of 0wrections. 865,- r< 000 is ieeded to funid thisi new, propowd cooperative program he- pr tweeln the11 1111stitute aiff the De- fu partment of Cirrectionis. lin -Traffic Safety Research Cen- fol ter. Proposed but not funded last no Year, it would analy%ze the causes no of traffic accidfents atid suggest (ri remedies. $4,130,000 is iectled to in "Your friend for life' H l an easy persc And %hal he ian tell y .-speially designed for tate ltudent% is worti <an miakv a lot of di ture-. Talk with him Ile's never any obb SUITE 200 COLUMBIA BUILDIN ~Q. agAe Come meet Miss M Revlon Beauty at The Camp hlere frotat Notibelr 14 I She'll show you how any her head can become a I let her show you the real: 'Private Eyelashes' in 3 w simple!) See all the new more jaded eyes). A full sticks and nail enamels. treatment and prettyface absolutely oil-free makeur compacts ad infinitum, so can pass the pretty-people THE CAMPI 0 0 9 Crisis perate the prograi. Academic programs to be en. ged or inaugurated include: -Ili>rary S c i e " c c. parialy ivded last Year, reqst.. are fo, 125,000 more. -Social Work. A tWO-year grad. itic program nlow iii operation, it 4k% for $125,000 to donI,le it,, resent allocation. -In-Service Teacher Training. ew proposed program aimed at pgradinig exiting elementary and -comlary teachers, it it-eds $200,. 00 to get underway. -Graduate Education %ia ETV. ew concept in graduate clucation quirisng $150,000 to inltigate. Dr. Jones stated in tie budget ,sentation that to delay proper riding for a later date would it the high ambitions USC has the youth of South Carolina and in future decades. "I can. o v e r-emplasize( our present tical financial situation," he said conclusion to the prestntation. Harry A. Davis n to talk with. >u about policies eniors and grad i listening to It fference in your when he calls gation. v'm LeIb$ 256-0724 idred Rubin, Consultant us Shop a Noicember 15tht girl with a brain in cauty now. Conme, right way to apply iggy lengths. (It's eye-makeups (no curriculum of lip. 'Natural Wonder' nakeups (the first s ever!) 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