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Med Sch "Reasonable assurance of ac creditation" has been, issued to the USC School of Medicine from the Joint Commission on Accreditation of the American Medical Association and the Association of American Medical Colleges. This action is the first official requirement for establishing a school of medicine and the notice of "reasonable assurance" is also a necessity in order for the University to receive Congressionally-approved funds from the Veterans Administration. Intramure From Page One they not want to hurt the I relationship of campus frater- I nities. I O'Keefe said he stopped the 1 game because ATO was constantly arguing with the referees during a the game. He said that after two % major penalties were assessed I against ATO, their actions made i stopping the game necessary. r After he stopped the game, c O'Keefe said a number of players surrounded him, yelling -ob THE righ Of all the . buy her, this Of course, all diamo But so much depends on t inner flawlessness, the si For the perfect choice purchase depend on our e The Rig'ht diamond ISN'T A MATTE 4123 WAI% ST. N0*%IO9% rmium Welcom.e Locally Owned Student Accounts ~ ItC ool USC receives fin The VA has committed $26 million toward establishing the new sqigol. Notification that the "reasonable assurance letter" had been issued came to Dr. John B. Harley, dean of the USC School of Medicine. The affirmative action follows a Columbia site visitation by representatives of the two national medical groups Aug. 21-22. While the granting of "reasonable assurance" is the first step toward full accreditation for the medical school, no school is tl football s cenities at him. Six or eight >layers then began to push him, md he fell to the ground after eIng struck in the back of the head >y one of the players, he said. O'Keefe said Infirmary per onnel told him he was "hyper rentilating," a type of shock, whed ite was taken from the field to the nfirmary. \ His injuries did not iecessitate being admitted ivernight, O'Keefe said. Jim Shirley, O'Keefe's room nate and one of the other game t DIAMOND IGAGEMENT RING gifts you will ever is the most important. nds are beautiful. Le cut, the setting, the iape, even her hand. in this most special xpertise to guide you. ?ngagement ring :R OF LUCK! & aPted Oiscount t rved it step toward full a fully accredited until the graduation of its first students, according to Harley. The next step, provisional accreditation, will be sought by USC as soon as the faculty has been hired and physical facilities readied, he added. With the Veterans Ad ministration funds now assured, the University can move ahead 4most expeditiously" in hiring department heads and faculty for the school, Harley said. Several major appointments of nationally recognized medical teachers can uspended officials, said several ATO players threatened him after O'Keefe was taken from the field. The incident was not the first fighting of the intramural football season. Earlier Thursday night Robert E. Alexander, dean of student activities; Michael Compton, Greek activities coor dinator, and Dalrymple attended a game between Chi Psi and Kappa Alpha Psi and warned players of those teams that any more fighting during intramural games would jeopardize the program. No. Jim Edwards and Pug R< in the same political pal But they share many o concerns about governi Carolina. They both believe thai has gotten too "political removed from the peop Neither Ravenel nor Ec politician. They are simp trying to make good ch( But Ravenel is gone. Ar is left. Paidi for by Ertwr ecreditation be expected within the next month, he indicated, and then "the University can move forward to educate South Carolinians to give the state the additional medical personnel so badly needed." Harley joined the University Oct. 1. He formerly was professor and assistant dean of the University of North Dakota School of Medicine. He is an M.D. graduate of the University of Maryland School of Medicine. HELP W Students - Part hours, can arrar schedule - cleric work. '2.00 to st Phone Ms. Ames at 25 etherewi irthereisie venel aren't -But Edwards is il V. A party that hasn the same ernor's chair in at ltent in South So he's in for ar But it's a fight he government If you vote the r too far can put South CC .where it belongs: hwards is a the people. ~good people If you'd like to h nges. elected, write Ech d only Edwards P.O. Box 5925. Cc or call (803) 779-i FOR GOVERNOR lfOTE THE MAN, FOR A CHANGE rds for Governor Committee rann r DR. JOHN B. HARLEY ANTED - time, evening ige to fit al and phone ;art 6-3672, 9 a.m.-noon a the minority party. 1 been near the gov most 100 years. uphill fight. can win, with your help. nan, not the party, we 3rolina government Back in the hands of elp Jim Edwards get vards for Governor, >lumbia, S.C. 29250, $515. 3ss. Chain-nan.