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Re
office the
suggested tti
removed as d
be appointed
"I don't
Adams Smit
said, "but I
that hnarrl rr
life. Nowbea
board memb
Medical Ui
Carolina.
"Now I i
medical stud<
They could 1
his name at
but there wa:
from any boa
Dr. Moseley.1
of Dr. MoseU
me, not their
Whan a o 1
ff IIV11 U O J
Smith's state
member,
Brockington,
didn't Rnov
meeting, "bu
any general <
we were to c
was obvioush
see how in se
that either I
Dr. Hugh W
L _
sucn a me
discussed th
Moseley."
On Saturda
affairs comnr
Trustees. m
Adams Smith
to discuss th
medical sch
terson aske<
leave. Theref
...i i
ui wimi was
Concerning
terson said,4(
Dr. Adams Si
Merritt) ai
possibility (
discussed."
Concerning
said, "When
that, like Dr.
ne
po*
By Hick Elli
The position
for health
abolished, a<
director of
The deam
nursing, pha
physical ed
directly to t
instruction, 1
to the Pi
Da vis.The r
vision came
staff orgar
following th<
William N. /
vice preside
and dean of
staff organi
apnnrHinfl tn
MVWl Ulllg IU
It was dec
administrate*
a vice presic
could be effic
existing vic<
struction, Ht
In a fj>lpi
Warren Gies<
education dej
my understai
the vice presi
has not be
manently."
the abolishm
* An assistar
k \ stated that tJ
isignat
previous day and make fi
lat Adams Smith be pointed
lean, and that Moseley aoDointi
as the new dean. packag<
want to call Dr. of Merr
h a liar," Patterson the m<
couldn't tell you who Departr
lember is to save my of $45,0
r in mind we have two $50,000
>ers who went to the $95,000.
liversity of South agreem
this Dr.
assume they were not hav
ints of Dr. Moseley's. needed,
lave easly suggested Brock
one time or another, "didn't
s never any pressure that hi!
rd member to employ being a
" The whole question The c
?y was brought up by Moselej
, ?? "
i. pnysica
ked about Adams though
ment about the board . i askec
Dr. William S. could g
a trustee said he and hii
v about any such Very h
it I could see how in and fe
iiscussion about what him,"
io, when Dr. Merritt Both
/ questionable, I could said th
arching for a solution the me
r?r> ( h?n r/^ mnm ^
oniy i
ells, had we been in possibi
eting, would have patt<
e possibility of Dr. mornir
Adams
y, Dec. 6, the medical to Cha
littee of the board of concer
et. According to The1
i, when the time came princip
e candidates for the "it'sn<
I/V\1 rlooncKiin Do*
iw> uvuiioinji, i oi" were n
J the secretary to that Di
ore there is no record We sho
discussed. tomee
the meeting, Pat- under <
the relative merits of and wfr
mith's candidate (Dr. and a
id the Charleston prepar
Dr. Moseley) were Now tt
the res
; Merritt, Patterson "Nob
I saw him I feared Mosele>
Harley, he might not the me
alth Affe
it abolisl
ot totally ?
dean of i
no comi
of USC vice president Effec!
affairs has been vice Dr<
^cording to Sig Huitt, services
Information Services, the posi
j of the colleges of universi
rmacy and health and establis
ucation now report who ho
he vice president for
Dr. William Wesson or services
rovost, Dr. Keith retiring
ecent shift of super- for USC
after a close look at Mitchell
lization was made remain
e resignation of Dr. capacity
Ulams Smith, former The d
nt for health affairs position
medicine. A tichi<?r .?s :
-- --O?? UIUVCISI
zation was sought, approva
Huitt. Control
ided by the colleges' recomm
rs that the function of the uni
lent of health affairs and at
:iently handled by the preside
e president for in- services
litt said. commit
jnone interview Dr. appoint
b, health and physical willian
an, commented, "It is request
iding that the office of The r
dent for health affairs presidei
en abolished per- include
He had no opinion on admissi
ent. placem
it to the provost later classroc
tie position had been utilizati
ion
iends easily." It was also
out at the meetint that the
ment of Merritt was a
j deal, involving the hiring
itt's wife for a job in both
edical school and the ^
neni 01 nesearcn ai a saimy 00.
With Merritt getting
, the total cost would be rei
"There seemed to be an
ent by those who had met ^
Merritt that he simply did
e the personality that we
" Brockington said. PI
ington said Adams Smith
seem the least bit upset
> recommendation wasn't
r-pontpH "
vvx/rv^v?.
liscussion shifted over to
r. "If Vince Moseley were
Uy able to do the job, I
t it would be wonderful, and
1 Bill Adams Smith how he
jet along with Dr. Moseley, said
s reply was that he had a 0ut i
igh regard for Dr. Moseley in b
It that he could work with Ada
Brockington added. this
Patterson and Brockington oi
ere was no decision made at pre
eting to hire Moseley, "but suit
o discuss with him the mec
lity of helping us get going." n. /
jrson said, 440n Monday and
ig (Dec. 8), I asked Dr. app
, ;r i ... u isi__ i- ?- -
i oiiimi 11 lie wuuiu imt; iu go VlFM
irleston to see the doctor Dea
ned (Moseley). Hesaid no." Mec
whole matter here is one of Smi
le," Adams Smith said. B;
)t that the recommendations resi
sjected, the whole matter is the
r. Patterson suggested that pre
uld travel to the low country late
t this physician, who was not resi
consideration by the faculty, whs
k/V U r? J
iu uau nui uotii iiiicivicwcu, DFOI
sk him if he would be app
ed to take the appointment. l
lat is the crux of the matter; me
;t is just confusion." pre
ody was offering Dr. Mos
' the job of the deanship of nhv:
dical school," Patterson
lirs
led
ibolished as of Jan. 1. The
nursing, Betty Johnson had
ment on the matter.
tive July 1 the position of
jsident for administrative
; will also be abolished and
ition of vice president for
ity relations will be rehed.
Nicholas F. Mitchell
Ids the position of vice
nt for administrative
will retire June 30. He is
because it is mandantory
faculty to retire at age 65.
1 said he does not plan to
on the USC faculty in any
f.
n/iinUn 11- -
cvioiuil IU I CCSUlUllSIl 1116
of vice president for
ty relations is still pending
1 by the State Budget and
Board. Originally a
lendation to re-establish
vercity relations position
>olii9fc) the post of vice
nt for administrative
? was made by a study
tee. This committee was
;ed by the President
1 H. Patterson at the
of the Board of Trustees,
esponsibilities of the vice
it for university relations
s records, registration,
ons, information services,
ent, alumni affairs,
>m scheduling and space
on.
i r
would not have
signed except for
e most serious of
masons.9
Dr. William N.
Adams Smith
"We were only going to fi
if Dr. Moseley had any inter*
eing dean. I don't think E
ms Smith has ever understo
11
n Monday, Dec. 8, USC
sident Patterson, his cc
ant Dr. George Harrell, a
lical school dean Dr. Willia
idams Smith sat down to lun
uidv;uddcu uic ^uddiuuu^
ointing Charleston physici
:e Moseley to the position
n of the USC School
licine, according to Adai
th.
y mid-afternoon Adams Smi
gned his dual post as Dean
Sohnnl nf M^Hirinp and Vi
sident for Health Affairs,
r stated that he hoped 1
gnation would put an end
it he termed political pressi
ught by the Board of Trustees
oint a local candidate as de*
ater that Monday, Patters
t with Harrell who h
viouslv advised aeair
eley being dean on the basis
sical stamina. Patterson ask
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nc* Harrell if Moseley coul
ist pointed on a short term b
*1" three years) and Harrell 1
sxsi - i-i! n-ii
recoiinneiiuauoiis. fane
"then he is not a candid
"I firmly believe that i
resign, and made pi
nd reasons for my resigm
im Charleston physician woi
ch dean of the medical
of Adams Smith said.
an Adams Smith said he
of the situation with Har
of P their lunch with Pattei
ns 4,Dr. Harrell agreed with
had no alternative but t<
ith Harrell is now out of I
of could not be reached for
ice "The line must be very
He drawn,'' Adams Smith Sc
his candidate for the deansl
to be reviewed by a
ire ooorlDmin PAminiHoo r\r\r
? ? uvuviviiiiv iiiuuiivv/ UI1V
to support of the majoril
in- faculty, and neither of 1
>on true about the CI
ad physician."
>st if a dean were to be ap
of this sort of way, it then
ed door to political appoin
n Arbus Sandwich <
render Roosted Be
:oes Cole Slew
sale that'll break your
inner for a dollor. The (?^5"*
or one low price. One
One place. Arby's.
All Day Sunday, After 3 I
ak (he Hombi
viihout going
1222 Charlestor
West Colun
mmmm faculty and polit
students," he ad<
At the mee!
replied to the ch
interference, ste
wasn't any. He <
Wm. mpHical school m
t. fall, due to lack o
faculty and the w;
was developed, i
j|S in New York at
spokesman for hi
Patterson's rem?
?fX Faculty Ser
Stephen H. Acker
there were any
Kk made, and the
adjourn tho n
i further action.
sakl there wasnt
Moseley. "Thew
Id be ap- something that h
asis (two- up whenever an
held to his ab0ut anything
rson said, Brockington said
ate." am convinced
f T
Ki- 4u Smith) was just
iblic the handle the job a!
uion, the any objections t
ild now be he should have e:
school, committee.4"
,. . However, Adar
discussed he did raise 0
after Health Affai
rson, and meeting. He sai
me that I committee, "Th<
^ rpsion "... ?
. that some ot ti
town, and res,gn jf a dean
comment. suc^ a way ??
carefully Smith said that
iid. Any jections at the
lip shou d committee meet
suitable t^e comrr
1 have he a danger that sc
.y ot the would resign if
these was pointed in *uch
eston "There's a posi
. to be confusing,
pointed in smokescreen. 1
ODens the : .
? ? resigned except
tments of serious of reason
^K77"
J U:^L
jiksu nign
}M Monday thru Tliursc
irgef Habit
|bfoke. C|975 A
i Highway
nbia
*
mMMUMnn r
*
ical admission of
ded.
ting, Patterson
arges of political
iting that .there
also said that the
ay not open in the
f a strong clinical
ay uit; Luiutuiuiu
\dams Smith was
the time, and a
m did not reply to
irks.
late President
man than asked if
motions to be
serrate moved to
leeting without
and Brockington
jver any pressure
member to hire
ord politics is just
kes to be brought
ybody's unhappy
that's going on,"
"In retrnsnect I
that he (Adams
not qualified to
5 dean. If he had
o Vince Moseley,
repressed it to that
ns amun saia mai
bjections at the
rs Committee
d that he told the
ere was a danger
he faculty would
were appointed in
However, Adams
he did raise ob;
Health Affairs
:ing. He said that
4 ...n ?
mice, i nei e was
>me of the faculty
a dean were apa
wav."
tive attempt here
to throw up a
wniiM nnt Konn
Tf vuiu IIV/l lie* Vt
for the most
s."
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