Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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''Dor n From Page 1 contfact can be Unietity the right o t arrested only for ion of mnarijnania, said students arrested on irge alone are almost cted. ty's step-by-step ure for handling- dor P,..resildents airested for i e intent to distribute" $juana or for more serious d dsarge is as follows: -After receiving a police report of the student's arrest, Jack 8 Cassidy, assistant dean for campus relations, meets with the student; -In moct cases the student is judged to be an undesirable tenant and is evicted from the residence hall without refund within 48 hours; -If he wants one, the student is given a hearing before a hearing officer, normally the assistant dean for campus relations. -If the eviction is upheld, the dean for residence life and director of housing services are informed; -The student is given 48 hours notice' to obtain off-campus housing. The dean for residence life is appointed to help the student find off-campus ac comodations; -The student is given the right to appeal his eviction to the vice president for student affairs and then to the president of the University. Of the students arrested on drug charges in the past two weeks, Witten said only a small number, probably three, who were charged with "intent to distribute" lived on-campus. Cassidy, who handles all such cases for the student affairs office, was out-of-town Friday and unavailable for comment on the exact numbers. Witten said only a small numb,er of U"S students arrested fo ' intet l distribut'". live on campus, and chat ra-ei do students appeal theji eviction. If' the evicted student is later' found innocent in court, he is refunded the money he lost when evicted, Witten said Is now accepting ap plications from neat, well groomed individuals. Positions available during heach shift-Mon-Fri from 11 AM to 3 PM. Positions open. include waiter, waitresses, cocktail waitresses and hostess. Come in for a per sonal interview between 11 AM and 4 PM. Steak and Ale Restaurant St. Andrews and 1-26 Columbla, South Carolina Phone 772512 Dietzel resi cffective in From Page 1 ine years tenure at Carolina as kthletic Director we carefully dhered to both the spirit and the etter of the rules of both the Jniversity and the NCAA. "Also for the Record, it is most mportant that the present inancial status of the Athletic )epartment be public nowledge. The department has een 'in the black' each of these Line years with all bills paid," he aid. "The Dietzel family will lways hold in high esteem many igns post, anediately fine friends within the Univer sity, the city of Columbia, and the entire area," he said, in con cluding the statement. Dietzel came to USC in 1966 and his teams have had a 42-53 record. His best years were 1969 and 1973, when USC was 7-4 both years. The 1969 team went to the Peach Bowl, where they lost to West Virginia. In nine years, Dietzel has had three winning seasons, including 1971 when the Gamecocks were 6 5. His worst year was his first, 1966, when the team's record was 1-9. Bi Save Hundredsi Many, many sele USC CAMPUS SALE START SDON'T MIS Come early I Text of Dietz s 4 atoi Effective immediately, I su the University of South Carolina. For the record, during my nine years tenure at Carolina as Athletic Director, we carefully adhered to both the spirit and the letter of the rules of both the University and the NCAA. Also, for the record, it is most important that the present financial status of the Athletic Department be public knowledge. The department has been "in the black" each of these nine years with all bills paid. Monies over and above expenditures were invested in the Physical plant at Carolina between 1966 and Mr. Marchant's recent reconsiruction of the Carolina Athletic Department, capital improvements totaled $2,545,313.00 with all of these improvements paid for. This does not include the stadium proper, the Roost, or the Collesium (sic). Other than the self-retiring stadium bond ($1.00 seat tax), the Carolina Athletic Department is Completely Debt Free. These financial facts can be easily confirmed by the University. The Dietzel family will always hold in high esteem many fine friends within the University, the city of Columbia, and the entire area. at these Discounts! up to $3.00! Lecords 0 Top artists! Major labels! af records! Classics included! ctions in this special purchase. BOOKSTOR E S F EB 3, 1975 S T HIS S A LE!! - or best selection!