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Patterson sent a. letter to the 14
students Thursday informing them
they were removed from school.
Saleeby said the students would
be allowed to come back next
summer under the Summer Pre
Admission Trial program (SPAT),
if such a program is held next year.
Foster said Friday there would
be a SPAT program next year and
the 14 students would be allowed to
re-enter.
Meanwhile, among members of
the USC Board of Trustees in
I terviewed by The Gamecock, there
I is a general feeling of relief that
I the law school contreversy may
I soon be over and that they did not
I overstep their bounds in their
original decision.
"It was an unfortunate
situation,"said Trustee William E.
Whitney Jr. "We (the Trustees)
must put it behind us, and move on
to 'more important matters."
Trustee Hugh H. Wells M.D. said
he felt the Trustees "did the right
thing under the circumstances" in
their law school decision. Wells
si --ved concern that the 14
' ents would be hurt by the
(ismissal order. "I don't think it
was absolutely necessary to have
the students withdraw," he said.
The situation could have been
resolved without the withdrawal
request. Wells added
Wells said he favored setting up
"minimun standards" of entrance
requirement for the law school. A
student's grade point 'ratio
would be the basis for these
standards. Admittance into law
school would then be similar to
medical school and other graduate
school entrance requirements,
Wells said.
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heavily influenced by the
"discretion" of the Law School
Admissions Committee, Wells
said. Wells' proposal would
simplify and standardize lawschool
entrance standards, he said.
Trustee Othniel H. Wienges Jr.
said the law school guards "very
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