Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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This is a dog. He is in LeConte College. Obviously he is leaving class. He either knows a lot about rocks or a lot about math. He is also an excellent model. Look at the expression of hope and the yearning to be free on his face. (Staff photo by Bruce Murdock) CONSTI anticipates more than that. A suggestion box, a joint stud group of students and faculty wit open hearings, consultation with a architect and more studen representation on the FGAC ar necessary changes, according t Berlin and McKinney. "We want a chance for corr plete, not token input. Th billboard (at Gibbes Green site without dimensions is nothin more than a half-hearted attemi at getting input," Berlin said. "It the responsibility of the at ministration to get student input. According to Rempel, the FGA will serve the very purpo: sought by the petition. "I don't thi anything the students do against the committee. I don't s( any reason for not having ope hearings scheduled and tI number of students on the con mittee on open negotiation," t ZIP K LEEN 1320 Main Street 1-hour cleanin~g 4-hour Laundry Service Monday -Saturday Make Everyday A Yes Day especially Easter University Worship 11A.M. 728 Pickens St. (Behind Wade Hampton) UCT said. y The presen h composed of sei n (two from aca( ,t from business a: e student affairs) o different depai students. Uni L- elect William e Provost Keitt ) Brunton are i g bers. Rempel: )t is taken seric s ministration. I- deal is possible, " wouldn't specu: C power fo the cor e although. nk The committe is subcommittee e varying from 1 n0 eI 4e e U ION Fro projects and committee is impact of i en administrators philosophy emic affairs, four academics fairs and one from Columbia cc six faculty from foresees comi tments and two ditions of the rersity President- Remodeling H. Patterson, improvemeni E. Davis and could result ommittee mem- Rempel said aid the committee Other stu isly by the ad- parking, in I suspect a great munication ' Rempel said. He facilities for ate about the real Rempel said imittee's decisions projects are I study is a g i is divided into six weight the cc studying topics the administ stud of resent MEIC' LEADI take ou ito te wold o eait. H rsnsa ns rea ad itl ee o yun purpse nd manig.0 ndonthe orldof flita ?s Chit posrdb Cmu r ets ar 15 i dac Conmi ForM Term< <;1 Procedures in South involuntary commitr mentally ill are bro fective and thus th protecting those co shifted from the legio Department of Mento to some extent to the This is the opinion an article "Involu mitment of the Men Proposal For Chat Carolina" in the So Law Review publis University of South Center. Writtena by two students, Adele J Wallace H. Cheney examines current Sw procedures for con mentally ill, recent which tend to challe stitutionality of thes and a bill on invol mitment now befor legislature. This proposed bill Page One says, provides procedural safegua __________commitment and req, individuals committe plans to the total non-emergency University building receive a hearing ( on university judge prior to comm and the overall The bill also impo immunity. Rempel mental hospitals to in nittee study of con- of their right to reque interiors of buildings. urnishesl patients of old buildings and access to the exerc s of maintenacnce rights. from these studies, The article notes th, current and proposed dies may include the duration of t her-university cor- mitment is indefinite. and the lack of to this problem, commuting students. the USC students, the fact that all future require that pa tie olding for committee written notification of od indication of the a rehearing at the er mmittee carries with months of confinem ration. The article also *etlhsiast n ofterrgh orqe funse-ptet ac sstthexr .rights Th rilentst curnSndpooe th0uaio fj mimnAsineiie toti polm thSS tdns itment Plans ent ally ill ed Ineffective Carolina for proposed law because it doesn't nent of the require the probate court to con ad and inef- sider the possibility of less a burden of restrictive alternatives than nmitted has confinement to a mental hospital lature to the such as treatment under an out 1 Health and patient program. courts. Other articles in the Law Review expressed in issue include one by student John ntary Com- Choate on the scope and operation tally Ill: A of South Carolina mechanics' liens ige in South statutes, statutes which insure uth Carolina workers in the construction in hed by the dustry that they will be paid for Iarolina Law their labor or materials used in the improvement of real estate. senior law The Law Review also includes an Pope and article on air pollution laws by the article attorney Roy G. Hurlbutt, for uth Carolina merly with the U.S. Department of imitting the Agriculture, and an article on "The court cases Threshold Question in Applying nge the con- Miranda: What Constitutes e procedures Custodial Interrogation?" by untary com- Greenville attorney Jefferson V. e the state Smith. the article additional Vie Provost is prior to uires that all Reelected d under civil procedures y a probateORAUHead itment. es a duty on H. Willard Davis, vice provost form patients for regional campuses at the ,t release and University of South Carolina, has reasonable been reelected president of the ise of these prestigious, research-oriented Oak Ridge Associated Universities at under both (ORAU). S.C. statutes ORAU, a private, nonprofit idicial com- corporation sponsored by 42 One solution Southern colleges and universities, according to conducts programs of education, would be to information, research and human nts receive resource development for the their right to Atomic Energy Commission and d of each six on behalf of the AEC and other ant. government and private :riticizes the organizations.