Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Suppression, Repression By Gin Cordova Within an hour and behind closed doors a new president was elected. How many of you even realized this until after the fact? Did you have any voice, feeling or word for this action? How many well qualified professors, with strong student backing, have found their jobs terminated without a good solid reason from the administrators? Have you not seen or participated in petitions to keep these professors on campus? Do we not have the right to have a voice on the type of education we receive and pay for? Doesn't a professor have the right to teach the best way he knows how? Are the students and faculty of USC not mute puppets of administrative tactics held behind secret walls with no real desire to hear the student voice? It seems as though students and faculty have the right to delineate their feelings about the election of such a vital administrative position. Note this position has great influence on the direction our campus will head. Do you realize how suppressed and repressed our campus has been? It is the blatant, dictatorial, bureaucratic maneuvers that have stifled progressive change within the bounds of the university and our society. Passive acceptance of these maneuvers leads to intellectual and cultural death. These are the kinds of things that culminated in the Watergate affair, which was also "behind closed doors" tactics. We must, as citizens and as individuals, use our democratic rights to their utmost fulfillment. A loud cry is being made. Are you willing to hear it ??? Where are your values? Are you willing to act to preserve them? Studen Spri - Feb. 18-19, - Feb. 25, Can ELECTIONS - March 4, Ele - March 6, 1st - March 8, 2n4 - April 1, Inai P. Board App Of Athletic BY SANDRA IIURSEY After approximately a year of study, the final approval for the restructuring of the University Athletic Advisory Committee was given by the USC Board of Trustees at a special meeting Jan. 5. Previously, the committee consisted of nine menbers - five elected faculty members, three students appointed by Student Government Association (SGA) and a chairman appointed by USC President Thomas F. .Jones. Under the new guidelines the committee's t Govei .g Eleci Piling Date (Rus Lpaign Starts ct jon Run-Off I Run-Off wgurat ton AGE abruary 4, 197 roves Restri Advisory C membership will be increased to 13. Ui C( In addition to the five elected faculty members and three P students appointees, there will a be one presidential appointment t< each from the faculty, the tl Division of Business Affairs, the S Division of Student Affairs, the n Athletic Department and oz,e a member of the Intercollegiate n Activities Committee appointed by its chairman. The committee t< chairman will be elected from p one of the elected faculty a members. fi 'nment 10S sions selHus0oby95 '4 cturing ommittee Among the duties of , the iiversity Athletic Adivsory immittee are: insuring that roper academic standards are ahered to in admitting athletes the University and in allowing iem to remain students in good landing, be responsible for isisting that the conduct of thletes meets the standards ecessary to safeguard the eputation of USC and to report the faculty the adoption of any olicies which might affect it long with its recommendations )r action.