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Get E. Carolina Tickets Monday -P UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA Columbiao, Smuth Carolina, Fridlav, December 13 1%8 1F9n 198 mu. ~tore than I 2q00() p4'~SOi IILI ( A)li~E'Ill)i on ~ 3() 11w 111111 *~lt~s largest ('411i$4 l~4Wh1e liii LI ('IIIWII l)d,4L4't lift tIlE~ 4;LIIl1f~4~O(~kM to a 51 Coliseu \ ~li'e':iiii caine' t rue' :~ \'e'al lee' I' it \V:l~ tiiiiiose'ei to ~~iti'ii ( ;e'eeH'i(5 ilIel'ri t iie'ii' .-e'.i~oi1 lii ( 'I ma. ('edisi'uvet. * rifin she'eI alill three' veieuiitlis I if i'iie'eIliIe', ti~4' ('u.lmse'iini n.j NoV('liiieer 8~. Wheit ge iriel was Ilrelke'Ii fell' live' lie'~~ st ut tire in Mare'i~, I 'J~7, i'eeitijilt' ti.: 'Aas set (4)1 March. 1 9(9. I a.e'('("ie'l'a.t Eel s'iii'eltile' 1iieei.i~ht th *e;ve'riirig 'f tile' ;ilelia a re'a ill.' ' Its earl1' ajiel ;tII l~VI'e I tile a full seaseni aileLeel if '~t'iie'eI U, * tei tie' ('elIliilie't4'el are the' 4 tit ili~ of the' 'di lie tilt Senate G~ Number ( staff Writer 1.1.1 ''ellilit Ittt'e' tee invest igate liii' U if l''(jii j reel ('eltIl>l5 a st ii 'ten' Ictit t:el~e feel' a. ele'g i'e'e' eel iev the Sttiele'iit Seiiate S,i beommittec T~ Study Un I Ilearel eef Geeve'rnors cef Stu 'lint I liieefl Ii~i5 ~lJilieiflte'll a five' '1 '.titieeeliilnjtte'e' tel ('eillsille'i' lit I* iiiieii Jll'eelIIe'tiiS. vet iieli i~lliie' ~~e'eIiie'5ela.~ itt ii l)ie'4'tilig ('aiIe'il ~i itt' I' ( I ~ Witteli, ~ii't' lIresielelit fni t I a f Ca i Is, ret ii i'ne'ul a. h't tet e lit Ii lit Il)' eight St tieie'iit I ~ ficials I t tel' uiskeel ('iluinge's ill the' St i i~, lili' ief the' ('Iiiore. V~' tt liii re till lie it it lee Stilehe'iit I'nieen l11'e'Si elelit h~ i iIieia.ileltis, Sllj~ge'st hg that the It .11.1 f (;il~e'l'lieels ~ a.~ cliii.! 'tel tie' heeeelv tee e'eeli5iele'i t lie' ree-eve. neihi lue tieiii~. I tie' le't t e'r a~ke'el that a I i Cok is jamme<l the Caro- aml to open or the first event in Clrolina fai u1m. They. saw John their "plae with seconls left to seelule., thc 19 win over Auburn as an arena m Dreait The Schol of Jiurnalism and the li ('Oiege of GI-neral StuLdies are ex- allo pected to Iov( into the huilding ('ol i dur-ing spring sonemesti.r. per Wfark in the arena area in.. ploy tinuing. In the ruh befoe the ion opielning gaIt-, sIats twere - iIstalle I ing I up unit iI :M m1inutes befo)re the 11pe1n doomrs wet,re 41penled to thel spectal- VviVe t ors. - Tic ket takers; wert. hard- ing i pr-essed at thl first event whvn galn the turns liles faied to arrive bt- b I f>rI I h .e opellig. >f t . IIerhert, facilities comrdilna- thit 14o1, said the problems that er(p 111 ur tI 1ity ivetlti q t ile t ihat e Iti rohl nit1 lit tabIe'n ('are of with tii>re th : I i4lle. e nd. -oup To In )f Required Sen. .\ike Speiars, whno itroi- ve'sti; duncedi thi' re:,bu t ion, sa id it. pur i- coiu r: pse a "ti set' if ther is somet- ion thinlg we canilt do about thi' oxer- et ii''wxiltig ittfi'e'juiredie4I (r44- i 4ltO he -tIh- nt ." rsol Is Appointed on Prob>lems "'; s.ity 'nlon hie set up~ as' a1 prtgr.u timing body,lv antd thaIt the tith of lIussell louse ir S1t<b.t >4 vices. The' I'in ersity I'nniin w oilu bie sepJa rate fromn St udent Siers a t Inn olit iii, StuItdelt Sill:tie . Iio uin fgalli/.Itlimiliby its il' iet l both propoiiiisals. ri Ilt'ead of t he gru wilI ~ ill be4 Itlb >t, Sh4irley~ (;arreitt and4 lir. Jhn l' much41 ma trh Iir.l ~rful Opening (1l4e Coliseuml1 on1 a1 high note for i. After years of waiting, they hIad " FiiheEI three nioniths aIheadl of struc ture will serve two putrposes: fo)r eve4nts ranlging fronut cireuses to C1omes rrhert s:iial thle rushe<et opte'ri:t 'The fir :e little' time to t r:iin the eqtuiinen)t elu's 150) usThers, tconiec'ss-in cording te itAirs, csishitrs aile *the*r elii- it woutldi 's. 'ieert sl:iti the v'cir lit' (ore the, he <ciy foer t.r:iining, beor th he week j ust befor e t he first rinig the' fir'st ranfie irkl .ii le eighlt (clt'esscil s.t ii in t'cciieccUrse were' 'lien. \lis Ig ille Aullill'ni g ine ai I: iluare -r'eei ini the scoe h:irdile. It ,th l e'nis we't' oe'iett't lie I 'e et cud gaiille thl're last We''tk- Studie'nit iniii \c'V lit - - \ lree trl'ce ve stigate Courses3 at e ilre rlurinhe i of ret litch es, Spears s;aid it w:as t he re' ihii~ of thlt' stt llntu ' ' ill 0 toel as well.al ris >aiii he sugget'> l tche i n c1 a le'ici pe n W'll;in ,II VC0lr1ident1 of A1\:ihtiled o s yiear owl'se',tvh. e.s ihit ell il vilig t on' li s ah4- of t reire wi il t le:at t w o p r i ie r1- , ti e ' i ifir i l l ) tee ( s11 li.tl til e to t r i th li sta 'ii.i \-i clcj'g (I; t i er 4ff111 ;1s w : 'A ' 1 IA r, cm-dig to 'i 1it. ' ic bashl'es ai d t h v vi: iti m ce ii. lie ' lo ed thia thr ..e d te-' triillin \ h s t|- . l 'Ill e ( ' iie Ir \ s e Iv bd u t ' 1 t\ e'lii till1. Ir i -r 'A a h't i e ie I itui l ju t iw - tt 1 tIW U ' S. i t i - I s t - t \ >f thle ; ii iii -I ,1 i c liar \ tie' 11 A lilc i;tc. ' te' 11utr , teli. lie be d thir- i nr a if "0r .c' he m:i'ii~ i,de'nt s. tiia..t4 w Staff Color Photo by Chief Photogn basket ball games, and as an acaden housing two University schools. Ti sea 12.2(K) for basketblall and more for oiher events. True E st shipent of theatre, ment and the aren; arrive-d thi.; week, a-' the final touches. iIlt-erbort. lie estimwate1 A comimittee is i w a mon'trith or molr. bte- imny t" forum.ally tlgta a drri 1. s hu, but no date I tilight:', the sounld cquiip- thll e-vent. ident Reque, Examine U UII I I K K IE-:-F-':tIg - - (rment t I I I Staff Wri-er 1'SC's relat inshlui demndis for "drastic Slater. nfts"'I ti campus footd ser- Adinistration It pitd ai n admiiiistiration after Coilumbia Ha: StffPh7 Boredf Phot? ain Rosen secures a student signature on lie adiniiistratioin toi 'onsider other fot tic impIrovemewnts" cannifot he madnte in Supplorte'rs of thne petitions claimed I, 're ohtained in 5(1 muin..es T..ema. Right * Is Ap] 1y SALLY ZALKIN Editor-in-Chief Exactly one year after Stude Senate first passed a hill of righi the Statement of Student Righ and Freedoms Within the Ac deemic Community was endorzed I the faculty. The bill was approved byN; overwhelming majority Weeine d ay. After a year of haggling at - ebating, the hill has reached t final step and goe.s now to 1 Hoard of Trustees for approval. "The faculty pass'ed the hill vi tually unaniniouslv," said Unive sity Provost William H. Patters, v"with certain reservations p)r i sented by Vice President (Charl H.) Witten. 'There were no changes ma( in the hill, but a few interpreti ideas were expressed and ma< clear. As we all know, the hill more of a policy statement," Pa terson said. "It's large:y a ma ter of how you define it." Vice President for Student A fairs Witten recommended the fa ultv endorse the statement wi the following "understandings": --The statement in no way tends to abrogate the legal po\we invested in the Board of Truste under American corporate law at the laws of the State of S(,u apher Chip Galloway Carolina. "The jc)int statemnent 1. rt,coj nizedl as a statollle,flt of p;nc'ipl licbldig e4y and that the interruitldi e Coliseur n he statonit,nt's princile- ar han 13.000 re a. -Thv inilol n t 1eeon of t joint stafenotr in ha ianubr)susdannin aImpre mepenwih ltheate Cuieli-he Calrleeaina sth W rKe ir 1 1161ri documients. --"Thse joint statieient is ec o unersto aItt not givinf c imp, nfloor still lack autny tee nh in terr0eati aeairIC cottm unity, rit p:r ranning a eeed- Intes a c(mliunit apprg.ichi open the G'ill- thiese- perobelemrs wvhich are ias bee-i set for 'r,i1wr viceern te) the 1*' rere ''ii isa wvhole.' 4p Prompts A SC --TSlater Rel k to v\ainne lZubin pstented s berle main w i liA U.\ mtenty Caftheor ('eta:teeucatin Tures meng.utb wre espilie e a in a Brnto,mmber fsub har imp ni'enting thatcumeats. state "ThA jinter emn s a unesd aterte givn cil atomonyule to anykte sectr of t aceicn commnity,see bui t pr hWeillentheseleobeem which ae la eeetfrpeoer encer te e p !eUne'i taees a leu."le n reu f SC-Slatnngaer.Re wt ile t( hi'iAre ' t wil.\ sonee ensil' c entnte e e e 'eie'e(restidennt Jeff Iin te byWreKusnie er'aycfgn'a efr a petition auusce s ue larreltenAhilater Rubineresngted u' seveer d an tro the Cat tri assi n te t :1 Ee'. ' sle'ifgruon a membi ee Cof the fCae teere nomee, tringicte at le !i eeting th~'Satr tha teeinisrei wouhl wt, ries an (rmacntrct w e to nthe ommsi ate tohn~ee ee serice wui eauae h ater( pi Speiton natrmanc, in cmaison wifth othe na~8In~ ltinleey eend sevnes ant ilalsr jat opASatr teation oayspei q DOO sina sir nys duestins ne' rieisnpa tuet GovSa ernmeni t willvr me. s Bill proved in addition to the "four under. standing " 'ittei,n said the fac nt ut mab "two intoerpretations." , nf inv vd the confidential t nature of studlent records. The a- worii, "su h information which >y they (the admini:trative staff and faculty) acquirf, in the course of m their wlrk" 6wa- defined as "in format i.n htaintI'I in teaching. advising or counse ;ng." In the sect i In st udo-nt or . ganizatins, facuity memhers were e concormnd with the ,tatement that "affiliation with an extramural r- irganization shouil not of itself r- diqualify recignitii-n of a student - Their interpretati-n included the right to re ivw the extramural affiliation and decide each casv ic on its own merits. e Student body President Tom J- Salane addressed the faculty be is fore the vote to explain his feel t-ings on the statement. t- After passage by the faculty, Salane prai>ed Y!(-m for their "'ex f. cellent judgment." r. h Holidays Unchanged The ext'n>ion of Christ mas \ a c a t In has been turnei down bv the atminis r.; tration. accirsiing to a letter I C : ntt to th S u(ient S4.na.tv n by the \l Prebient of Sti Wdent Af r Chrb.H r- Th, litter s W :am a: l'atter-n, arst. as y *t ng. "11u faculty p;an fw-riiondutmg cla-se m thi eri- al 1iw.ri1 it tW en<i of h the - otie - e o- ha ve al ready ben orawn i up and chang's at thi: lat- dat, nught result in Omeh Confu ionr, it " c"ln sit-rei best that t .h pulb ,f lished n'rsit\ calendar y shl i he l :tih erd t .'' ireement ationship s uith.,r it ,,aten ..r not od -r-d s othi fu: :Lwanri on the bioardi n i 'fmn, -wh :s l h ht Ib ;n';rope that the* tni ve rs y a~~ ro 2i 00 fr a mre ..nur f the h'oing fod ': r ru tu. laR;i-n Riv, anfd ther Tueni-ty b-f re the mue'tmr:t of the I af-tia ('onuitte-, lRuhm esti m rated that ne-ar! 1. H" >tgnature> t were ehtounei withm tt nnut cs. Rosensaida h>t if gr-i.vances along withr the igred pet it ios winuhi lie pre-enerted ti a "propler pirsin" mt the adlnuritstrat in ''ither F ruiay ir Monday. itruntin -aldlie dlit not know~ the prolmrs exutedl. "'This is the -fir-t timt' et.'n if these probdems have lein britught before the 'afi'teria C'ommnit-tee-." he sanii. Hie also iempilha i zed that the ad - ntnstr"ation nrmiialy check> iin oet her fooed ser'ties toi judige' - Slater's reat iv'e pierfoirmance. "Weii are ginlg tio check oni what the stuiden t s are coimpjlaMin about. We have not yet seen any par t icul ar or 0peci fic proleims.'' Dr )iscoll said neither he, nor his managers were informedl that - the stude'nt s haid major complaints. " 'They tthe students) doin't conme to see mie, they idon't talk to my - manage'rs. Tlhat 's where the prob 1 hem as." hc sid