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VOL. LXV NO. 63 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA. COLUMBIA. S.C. 29208 April 25, 1974
Jones Act
Dr. Thomas F. Jones, who retires June
30 as USC president has been named
Visiting Professor of Engineering and
Education at the Massachusetts Institute
of Technology for the 1974-75 academic
year.
The appointment is being announced
today by MIT Chancellor Paul E. Gray.
Jones, president since 1962, will return to
Cites MUSC Attitud
Board UpI
T. Eston Marchant, chairman of school.
the USC Board of Trustees, "In the
Wednesday expressed disap- said, "I fir
pointment and dismay at the public the Board
attitude of the Medical University balanced
Board of Trustees regarding position G
establishment of a second medical week. Tl
A five-year university development pla
by the June Board of Trustees meeting,
Brunton, vice president of student affai
The directive was contained in a two-s<
the middle of a letter from Brunton t
Grounds Advisory Committee. Brt
member, is in Birmingham, Ala, at a
Southern Association of College and Un
ficers.
"I don't think it was very condiderate o
so long before informing us of this i
chairman Richard A. Rempel, said. "El
our last meeting twoweeks ago, he didn't
for the plan."
The request originated with the South i
on Higher Education. The Board of Trust
plan before it is submittee to the comrr
"I don'
year plan
ican respo
in such
Utime, R
committef
existence
going to O
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to comple
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changed
BY FRANK DELOACIIE months,
hours," I
Rempel wouldn't speculate about Bru
presenting the development plan at
meeting. "I'm going to see Mr. Bruntor
back," Rempel said. "I don't think vice pi
quite grasped the determination of this
constructively with him.
"He's giving us a lot of information, I
proper job we will have to have sufficient
April 19 the request to start a five-year pu
is just not enough time.
"We have different conceptions of the cc
problem is more one of confusion rathe
(Brunton) thought it would finction mr
quarterly meetings. Our schedule has ti
meeting every two weeks with the subcor
their dliscretion during the two-week inte
*'We aren't going to be stampeded," R<
that statement on the good faith of the Pres
11. Patterson) and the Academic Forw
mittee". R{empel said Academic Forv
recommended creating the facilities ant
C'ommuittee and Patterson, a committeer
proposal .
:epts Visiting
Carolina in 1975 as Distinguished
Professor of the University devoting his
future to teaching and to research on
teaching and learning. He announced his
resignation Jan. 27.
At MIT Jones will participate in two
programs -- the Division for Study in
Research in Education, established in 1973
to foster research on an interdisciplinary
es
iets Marci
. has consistently
first place," Marchant move made b
id it most disturbing that University to u
would refute the well- recent years.
and well-articulated "T.hey know,"
ov. West presented last tinued, "that 4
iey know the Governor supported evei
Medical Univers
n must be completed capital and othe
according to Harold legislature."
rs. Marchant is <
mntence paragraph in Board's action, y
o the Facilities and only in oppositior
inton, a committee school in South
convention for the opposition to si
iversity Business Of- care for the ge
veterans in Souti
f Mr. Brunton to wait "The Veterans
*equest," committee Washington is ve
ven though he was at build a new VetE
.mention the request South Carolina,'
wants to provid
carolina Commission possible for vete1
ees must approve the It obviously feels
iission. associated with ti
t take it (the five an important d
) as something we upgrading of mF
rd to constructively veterans. To this
a short period of the Veterans Ac
mpel said. "Our other federal ag
has only been in well the medical
a month. We aren't Carolina, the V/
K a plan we haven't financial plan
trefully and agreed calculation just a
tely." this state will e
federal governm
I said the committee "Every sing
several five-year proposal advE
h some projects and University of Sou
and some kept. VA for this pr
proposals can be checked and re-(
in a matter of responsible agen
weeks, days or as out-of-state.
tempel said. that is is an e>
nton's intentions for financially sounc
the June Trustees practical," Mar
I the minute he gets He said it is ap
resident Brunton has the approval of
committee to work school certainly
bearing on the
)ut in order to do a degree to whi(
time. To receive on develop new h<
in to finished in June Columbia.
"I can't attribi
mmittee. I think the suc nW
r than ill will. He wud' att
ore efficiently with "u ol
he whole committee mdclsho
nmittees meeting at nwV opt
rval," Rempel said. muhtghe.
3mpel said. "I baseMacntsi
ident-elect' WilliamCaoiadea
ard Planning Coinmedcl-co
vard Planning first alotdfrth
I Grounds Advisory aohrsae
nember backethe ewit the eveni
much togeter.
Professorshij
basis into fundamental issues involved in
the teaching and learning process, and the
Center for Advanced Engineering Study, a
center for engineering continuing
education.
Jones holds master's and doctoral
degrees from MIT and was on the elec
trical engineering faculty there from 1947
to 1958 From 1958 until coming to South
tant
supported every
y the Medical
pgrade itself in
Marchant con
.ov. West has
-y request the
Lty has made for
r funds from the
!ismayed at the
hich places it not
to a new medical
Carolina but in
ibstantial health
eral public and
i Carolina.
Administration in
ry determined to
ran's Hospital in
he said. "It
e the best care
ans of this state.
a medical school Interesting designs can t
is new hospital is Notice the "m" on the forel
imension in the individuality of all creatur
dical services to photo by Russell Jeffcoat.
end and because
ministration and
encies know full
statistics of South
is offering us a
that is by any -A1.
bout the best buy
ver get from the
ent. our
le item in the " " F
inced by the
th Carolina to the
)gram has been Arreste
-hecked by every
,y in-state as well
All have agreed BY CARL BAA[
;cellent proposal,
I and imminently
chant continued. Four USC students, one li
parent to him that Bates House d orm and the
a new medical living off-campus, were ai
will have some and charged Monday aftern
rapidity and the Columbia detectives, C
h the VA will Police and the South Carolii
~spital plans for Enforcement Division (SLI
The raid, which occuri
te this to any one Bates House around 12:3(
hington and I Monday and at a house on
," Marchant said, street approximately two
uspect the new later, resulted in the seizur
md the proposed estimated $12,000 worth of <
il are tied very and small amounts of mai
and amphetamines, accort
simply if South Campus and City Police.
iot get the new Four weapons were als
I, the millions fiscated at the Devine
project will go to locationi, though nonef of
charged were actually arr
tual arrival on the the tinot of the raid, accori
Lt John Earl Dennis head
IANT. Page -n Columbia olc In~ pna..
>At MIT
Carolina July 1, 1962, he was head of the
Purdue University School of Electrical
Engineering.
From 1966-72 Jones was a member of the
National Science Board which has
statutory responsibility for setting policies
for the development of the national
potential in science, appointed by
President Lyndon Johnson.
e found on the faces of nature's children.
iead of this kitten. It may suggest that the
es is a serious concern of nature. Staff
D:
USC Students
In Drug Bust
narcotic s squad.
Thomas Allen Perry, 20, a major
in Pharmacy living in Bates, was
ving in charged with making two sales of
others cocaine and possession with intent
-rested to distribute cocaine.
oon by James Edward Dwight, 24, of the
ampus 1800 block of Devine street, was
ia Law charged with possession of cocaine
:D). and with conspiracy to distribute
ed at cocaine.
P.M. Julius Sinclaire Smith III, 26,
Devine also living at the Devine street
hours address, was charged with
e of an possession of cocaine.
ocaine Charles Bryan Poole, 30, of the
ijuana 4400 block of Woodside Haven, was
ling to charged with possession of
marijuana, possession of cocaine
o con- with intent to distribute, and
street conspiracy to distribute cocaine.
those All those charged have been
med at released on bond, according to
ling to
of the (See~ RAID), Page 3)
~nent's