The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, January 21, 1974, Page Page 5, Image 5
Counseling Burea
Basic Lea
By SID GRIFFIN
Every year many students fail o
do poorly in classes when they
could have done much better.
Sometimes this is not because
the students refused to study or
didn't put forth the effort. Lack of
basic study skills, such as effective
reading, effective listening and
effective note taking may be the
reason.
These and other skills are taught
in short courses offered by the
Counseling Bureau in the Com
News
Officials in the University of
South Carolina Athletic Depart
ment refuse to comment on a bill
recently introduced by South
Carolina Senator Thomas . Led,
mond Garrison, (Dem.-Anderson).
Garrison's bill would require the
University of South Carolina and
Clemson University to compete in
basketball at least once a year,
beginning with the 1974-75 season.
Head basketball coach Frank
McGuire has directed his
secretary to tell any reporters that
he has no comment on the bill.
I'd like to set up an appointment
for you, but I'm afraid that if I do,
the wrath of God willdescend upon
me," she said in a telephone in
terview 'Tuesday.
Assistant oasketball coach Don
Walsh said he couldn't make an
official comment on the bill but
personally, he couldn't understand
the controversy that inspired it.
"When you have an energy crisis
with gas shortages and the
possibility of having dollar-a-loaf
bread it's silly to worry about two
teams playing, against each
other," he said.
Athletic Director Paul Dietzel
Assistant Athletic Director Ralph
Floyd and Administration
Assistant Robert "Bo ,, Hagan
were unavailable for comment.
Garrison's bill has been referred
to the Senate Standing Committee.
I)r. Frederick I. Giles, Jr.,
associate professor and
director of undergraduate
studies in the USC Department
of Physics, died Dec. 19, 1973 in
Richland Memorial Hospital.
D)r. Giles joined the USCV
faculty in September 1957. He
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including exams.
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