The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 17, 1975, Page Page 11, Image 12
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By STEVE VALK
Gamecock Staff Writer
Six months ago the phy
one at USC they could ti
through the counseling t
* - t
oi counselors ana progrc
The Advisory Commits
was created two years ai
of Al Menard. One of th
was accomplished last
from outside agenciies w<
at the counseling bureau.
South Carolina Vocat
Commission for the Blii
Veterans Association.
MENARD SAID that 1
needs of the handicappe
until recently. "Society
people," he said. "The;
past, but the University
Most universities and oth
becoming aware of theii
The counselors and se
are coordinated and suf
Thurber said a program
its way, but will take son
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Get your owr
| minutes from th
| pools, lighted tei
i| much more.
Call 794-2948
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rrner c
in \
ispotld
sically handicapped ha
irn to for couseling. I*
mreau, there are a nun
ims to assist them,
ie on Handicapped Stud
go under the chairman
e committee's major ?
summer when counsc
ire given full-time posit
Thp ncrpnpioc inirnlircJ
ASA-W M^vtivivu 11BT V1T W
ional Rehabilitation,
id and the South Care
fie did not know why
d students were negle
tries to orget about tl
y've been neglected in
isn't alone in this ai
ler institutions are just
needs."
rvices for the handicaj
>ervised by Bud Thui
i for the handicapped i
le time to get there. He
r uujis LDLULi
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\ private apartme
ie Campus. We h
nnis court, arid m
for more informs
( . ;
>f Craft and Luca
Vest Columbia
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PVWHIR
ing to iieei
a survey will be done on th
what barriers exist on car
no handicapped.
jow Thurber said that through
and special programs, "we <
doors for students who migl
ents chance."
ship THE COUNSELOR
ijms Rehabilitation, Phil Grubbi
aura impressed by the willingnesi
ions things for the handicapped.
are Grubbs said some of the p
S C. given to the University ii
)lina buildings to make them 11
handicapped, cutting down ?
the ment of a standard op<
cted evacuating the handicappec
hese As soon as these changes ai
1 the hopes to advertise in collej
>ea- special programs at USC
now dicapped. "There's no reas<
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suppuneu scnooi in soutn (Jc
aped handicapped students from
ber. antion," he said,
s on There are 450 to 500 ha
said campus. One of the service
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lave two | piatignum it
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fssssssssssssssssi I WHimntmiiHHumnnnmnJ
ds of hi
e campus to determine
npus to the physically
structural rennovations
:an open up some more
it not otherwise have a
from Vocational
5, said he was "really
s of the University to do
roposals that have been
lclude rennovations in
lore accessable to the
curbs and the establishjrating
procedure for
I in emercenices.
re made, Grubbs said he
;e brochures about the
" available to the han>n
why the largest state
trolina shouldn't attract
all over the state and
nHipannoH ctn^antc
UiUUUIlO Ull
js available helps them
ecock home
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main pen. five |
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ronfy tf.OO. . |
(G^jKn sfiejrs, | ||isKHsi!ssfissi
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for fianaiintj. i Q
II
iimininminminig H
.. Instruction i
with supervi:
Students enro
part of their ti
HpjgSS^^H the Writing I
UhnUHH an oppo
BuS8K^^h| practical ex
clients in 01
vironnient: t
, discussion of
j two-three we
prenticeship v
group discus
evaluation). 'I
of teaching m
wide variety
! organiiation.
paragraphing
grammar, s
mechanics. Ei
Ralph K. I a
(required); Sh
Stylist (requii
Mary E. Whit
book (require
r.r*A*A Prartl
bl written report
| by writing s?
permission of
laboratory.
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mdicap]
get through registration fr
big rush. Grubbs said that
an orientation program f<
handicaps that will fai
campus and iron out any
may encounter.
SERVICES FOR the v;
summer college program
bficomfi familiar wHh f
service is the resource
dormatory.
The resource center
system that enlarges print
center also has a number
purpose of putting texts ai
tape. There is also a devic
works through a scanner t
microphone. The scanne
material, and the machir
letter that the student ca
braile dictionary and se\
available at the center.
Thurber said one of the
who the handicapped stud
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parucuiiar neeas were. H
students have now beer
ranging program and poli
for the handicapped.
RECOMMENDATION
provements for the handic
Housing Services DirecU
Friday. Grubbs said one
i _ - *
maue, nancucappec stude
these areas are prepar
dicapped. However, th
demand that these studer
Grubbs said he was cc
parking violations where i
have been parking in spa
dicapped. He said Univer
these spaces.
i
n (he teaching of composition 1 I
ted practical experience.
lied in the course will spend e
me in the classromm, part in . II
laboratory where they will 1!
rtunity to obtain first-hand, U
perience tutoring student- IB
le-on-one instructional en- ' |
wo-three weeks of classroom ;
common writing problems;
rks of observation and ap- ,
vith experienced tutor (plus
sion); and, one week of
scussion (self and course
he course will stress mastery
ethods designed to remedy a
of writing problems: poor
sentence structure.
[, and transition, faulty
[telling, punctuation, and
irollmrnl: K(ma?.). Texts:
>ewe. The Writing Clinic
eridan Kaker, The Practical
-ed); John C. Hodges and
ten. Harbrace College HandIt.
(Jrad: Midterm, Final,
cums. Final Self-Kvaluation
t. five-ten pages). Admission
nirple, grammar test, and '
the Director of the Writing
1
I'ilinui
Univffwty of South Ctroiirwi
ped
/ getting them in before the
; next summer there will be
)r students with mobility
niliarize them with the
particular problems they
isually impaired include a
that helps the student to
he campus and another
center located in Baker
has a camera-television
ted material 50 times. Thfe
of tape recorders for the
id other printed matter on
:e called the opticom. This
hat is shaped like a small
ir is placed on the printed
le forms the shape of the
n feel with his finger. A
feral typewriter are also
problems was finding out
lents were and what there
[e said 99 per cent of these
i identified, and a wide
icy can now be developed
S FOR hniisinc* im
apped will be presented to
>r Robert A. Stewart on
:e these rennovations are
nts will be informed that
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cu iu tduuuiie me nane
Unvniversity will not
its stay in specific areas,
incerned about increased
non-handicapped students
ces reserved for thehansity
vehicles often park in
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a free tutorial wrvtce for lit ttudvoti
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