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Three Men Datewyler, Fidler And Hagan Picked By Jones i BY BILL GRANT Gamecock Mgn. Editor AFTER THREE WEEKS of deliberation, USC President Thomas F. Jones has selected the final three members of a of special ad hoc committee to athli study the question of athletic J( funding. coin Benard Datewyler, vice viso: president for business affairs, mitt Paul P. Fidler, vice president to j for student affairs and Harold Pre "Bo" Hagan, administrative rec assistant for Athletic Director sub Paul F. Dietzel, were chosen Tru by Jones Friday to sit with the mee nine members of the Faculty Jc Athletic Committee. Of these pro4 twelve members, three are guid students. mit1 The ad hoc committee was guid set up by the USC Board of com Trustees at their Sept. 13 duti mieeting to "initiate im- Tue mediately a thorough study," H DARKROOMS I Hourly or monthly rates, inci equipment. Discount on Kodak I Fotografie, Inc. 1524 Washington St. THE PALMS AF 5825 Percival HAS APARTMENTS * carpetinj * air condi * play are. * applianc * available CONVENIENT TO DOWN'] Every Thursday ni a draft. Enjoy our sandwic Happy Hour 5-6--wi every 10 minutes draft, also free ba bers Of he whole question of tic funding. NES STRESSED that the nittee will act in an ad -y sense only. The com ,e will report its findings >nes and in turn the USC ident will give his mmendations on the ect to the Board of tees at its December ing. ties said he is in the ess of drawing up elines in which the com ee will work. These elines, which charge the mittee with its specific es, will be released day, Jones said. tgan was also appointed by OR RENT ides chemicals and .C. paper 252-7933 .................... ARTMENTS td. AVAILABLE ioning for children s furnished with added den OWN AND U.S.C. ght 20 cents les & pizza. th drawings for a free ...... 'snacks. ~!~215 PIC KE N ST Ad Hoc C< Paul P. Fidler Harold Bo' Hogan Jones, on an interim basis, to the supervision of all ad ministrative matters relating to women's intercollegiate sports. THE ACTION was necessary because in December of last year - USC joined the Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women, (AIAW). One of the regulations of the AIAW state one person must have the responsibility tc overview the operations of various athletic activities. At the present time this job is helt by several members of the Physical Education Depart ment. "I want to make it clear that Mr. Hagan's appointment is I t ITA4IA mm ittee from the University at large. The long term organizational structure for the ad ministrative and management of Women's Intercollegiate Athletics will be decided after the finding of the Ad Hoc Advisory Committee on Women's and Club sports is received," Jones said in a memorandum. Hagan's appointment is considered temporary until the ad hoc committee clears up the question of athletic funding and the Athletic Department's obligation if any, to wien's and 1b sports. THE WHOLE FUNDING issue was brought to a head last spring when the Student .TASPCYFOB N. Ch RUSL H UECAEEI WENEDY,OCOER1 FIVE TL SEVE Selected Allocations Commission, (SAC), which administers the distribution of the student activity fee, would no'longer fund women's sports and other athletic activities not spon sored by the athletic depart ment. In a letter to Jones, Dietzel and the heads of business and student affairs, Scott Derks, then SAC chairman, said, "The commission wishes to express its disapproval of this policy of no athletic depart ment assistance for those teams which are clearly operating on an intercollegiate level nut happen to be com posed of women or competing in sports not presently en dorsed by the athletic department." THE ISSUE was further complicated early last month when the Faculty Senate, after months of study, passed the SAC's recommendation which granted jurisdiction of ad ministration of the $12.50 student athletic fee to the SAC and thus require Dietzel to appear before the Commission for yearly funding. In the past the athletic fee was 'in the sole control of Dietzel ..,in ef fect, no supervision. VLEDER