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Patterson Sees Politics In Presidency From Page 3 to see that the best services are provided for the young people of this state. That's what I consider my relationship with young people, rather than one of companionship. Some administrators that are here say that being around young people makes them feel young. I have to say they make me feel rather old. GAMECOCK: What kind of a person would you like to see suc ceed you when it's time to step down? PATTERSON: I foresee a relatively young man--35 to 45-who doesn't necessarily need an academic background. He should have some experience in either business or politics, perhaps the experience of a governor or legislator. You have to recognize our political needs because we are funded heavily by the state government. I should hope that my successor would be recommended to hold a five to seven year term, but I don't think it should be too long. GAMECOCK: Whatever hap pened to the position of vice president for University relations which Paul Dietzel was offered and accepted? PATTERSON: As far as I know the position still exists. There is a definite need for a lot more where students 10% discount and unt a 20% discount witi 737 Salud in five points. coordination between USC and the public at large, including the alumni. I think there is a definite need to combine alumni relations and University development into one position which would report to the University present. GAMECOCK: Are you in favor of closing Green Street? PATTERSON: I think if most people woqad realize it, the closing of Green Street would be more a handicap to us than anything else. For it is mostly the University public which utilizes the street. I do think some kind of method for crossing the street needs to be introduced. Even a walkway similar to the pedestrian bridge over Pickens would be more feasible than what we have now. I might add that the University is anxious to close College Street between Capstone and Pickens Street and also Henderson Street between Green and Pendleton streets. GAMECOCK: Would you be in favor of having a student on the Board of Trustees? PATTERSON: I'd only be in favor of a student on the Board if the faculty would have the same priviledge. GAMECOCK: Are you worried about a sense of apathy within the student body at this University? PATTERSON: I'm personally not really concerned about apathy at all. It's up to the student to get involved. It's enough for each of us to just sit down and decide what is the best for ourselves. Toliage always receive a ii July 1st are offered ; a copy of this ad. a Avenue .. 799-2486 USC Secretary Named Dr. George Curry has been named University secretary and executive assistant to the president at USC by the USC Board of Trustees. Curry, who will continue also as secretary of the Board, will hold the new title concurrently with the term of USC President William H. Patterson. Dr. Curry has been Dr. Patterson's senior aide since returning to the University in July 1974. Acting Dean Named Dr. Jerry L. Curry, associate professor of music and assistant EDYA ER RY on maln DOWNTOWN RICHLAND MALL DUTCH SOUARE A. FROM OUR COLLECTION OF PRE-WA A. Fashionably faded; deliciously s denim...halter top with crossed, back strap pockets, 5-13...10. B. Ragged shorts for hot summer days; sti 5 13... 12. C. The pre-wash pantsuit; jacket comr zippered pockets, western detail with orangi brass buttons; 0. Matching jeans with side stitching, 5-13, E. The western style, patchwork Indian sh with all your pre-wash denim. Multi-color ga F. The feminine side of denim...orange skirt... 19. G. Another 'go.together' for denim...thE short sleeve print T -shirt with a nostalgic de H. Jeans with top stitching, and double fro. 13... 16. I. 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