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The student's "need" is <
from his confidential statei
cording to Jeter, his office
employ those who need the
financial assistance.
"We do not like to employ sor
a small need and move him
quickly," he said. "This does n
university department to any g
since the student, in many ca
his job only to be taken off it.
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referral is sent to the e
university department hi
department then contacts the
The student aid office also a
formation on jobs available in
town area to all students, not i
those in need. Graduate sti
eligible for all work-study and
study aid programs.
Democral
all gettin
By ERNIE TF
MIAMI BEACH -- It all here -- ai
There's politics and protocol,
pandering, prostitution and partyi
and peaceniks, passion and perfu
pomp and porno -- even the power c
It's all here this week as part
tradition known as the political c<
However, this is 1972 and that f
aside from all the rest.
Times have changed -- even fror
in 1968. Even in four years Am,
missive, more attentive to mi
surroundings and more alert to thi
For those reasons it Is safe to as
especially during the "out party"
more attention will be paid to morE
history of politics.
It is safe to assume that the Den
group so as to gain as many votes
Republican Convention which mE
have to be as conscious of the "si
are right now.
That is why everybody has a pl
this week. That is why so many gr
well organized for this 1972 Dem
Some of the organizations set
Bible Association to the Zipples. A
National Farm Workers, Natioi
Veterans, National Coalition of
Organization for the Reform o
Women's Political Caucus, Nation
Veterans Against the War.
Yes, there are hippies, yippies,
name given to the local police b
pies).
Everyone has a cause and it
warring cry of the farm workers --
The Democratic Committee has
Front Auditorium at 10th Street ai
of giving out information on hol
vention activities. The center is se
non-delegates and act as a comi
vention week.
Also the area of Flamingo Par
speech area while in Conventior
designated where any national or
distribute literature and promoti
Evidently the Democratic Nati
sort of attention to the latest pollI
the delegates to be women, 14 per
age of 25.
So, it is heartening that in thi
ventions that the youth minority
the Democratic process. For all
on in Miami the donkey is at least
letermined
nent. Ac
prefers to
a greatest
neone with
off his job
of help the
reat extent
ses, learns
a letter of
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NUBSANO
id all for the love of a donkey.
parlamentry proceedure and
rig, pot and papaya, protesting
me, police and paddy wagon, Ten of t
if the press.
of the American process and
)nvention -- Democratic style.
act alone sets this convention glorious, historic e
n the riotous fiasco in Chicago
erica has become more per- its voice in record
norities, more sensitive to
needs of the young and poor.
sume that this election year --
Democratic Convention -- that
groups than ever before in the
os will listen to any protesting Honoring Sir Rude
as possible in November. The
ets here next month will not
,nail vote" as the Democrates
ocraticTcnvention
up rangeifrom,thesAmerica
it oc nd ncude-ordeslie h
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may bnlue ieweslifieb the
seal Youth cente an en
id Ocean Drive for the purpose,
using, food, and general con- prds
t up to serve both delegates and
nunication center during con- > <
k has been set aside as a free
Hall itself an area has been
anization can locate a booth to
its ideology.
nal Committee has paid somern
igures that show 38 per cent ofDTC
:ent black, 13 percent under the SUR
s most permissive of all con
groups are having their say in
the partying and politics going i m :0pm
listening
Uooperationaspect
of academicchange
The University of South Carolina has at last taken its place among
other institutions whose programs are directed toward the education of
students at the upper division or graduate level.
According to Thomas F. Jones, president, over half the student body
was enrolled in the first two years of the academic program, but the shift
in enrollment to the final two years of undergraduate study and to the
graduate level has necessitated the reduction of disciplinary walls and
the encouragement of cooperation among departments. In this light the
University has undergone complete academic reorganization.
The reorganization involves a breakdown and redistribution of duties of
the main campus vice provosts into specific areas of responsibility. The
new categories include Advanced Studies and Research, Health Sciences,
Liberal and Cultural Disciplines and Professional Schools. In addition,
the College of Arts and Sciences has been divided into three colleges; Arts
and Letters, Science and Mathematics, and Social and Behavioral
Sciences.
Dr. Jones emphasized the interdisciplinary aspects of the new
organization. "In the past the social and behavioral sciences were almost
as far apart as art and engineering," he said. "Now they have one dean
and five departments which promotes easy interaction."
Besides enabling deans to concentrate more effectively on their
programs. it is hoped that the-change will promote better student ad
visement, better faculty development and greater coordination of
programs.
Filling the vice provost positions will be Bruce Nelson, Advanced
Studies and Research; W. N. Adams Smith, Health Sciences; John
Guilds. Liberal and Cultural Disciplines; William Patterson, acting head
f Professional Schools.
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