The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 09, 1976, Image 1
GAMECOCK
VOI-. I.XVII NO. :s:s University of South Carolina, Columbia, S.C. MONDAY, FEBRUARY ?. I97f?
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By Chuck Cromer
Eighty-seven of Ca
student organizations
ficially rechartered
university this year.
An Office of Studei
memo, dated Jan.
nroaiiivafinn<; whirh "
permitted to reserve
campus."
Unchartered organ
not officially recogn
university and sho
financed through t
Allocations Commisis
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Shadows fall acrc
Patte
By Bill Pratt
USC President Wil
denied rumors Patt<
university.
"I have not resigr
terson said Saturda
"There is nothing
the present situation
Several rumors ha
That resignation wo
Trustees Chairman'
Marchant could not
One source told '
candidates for dean
?f his imminent res
"As I recall," Gai
anything specific al
"There was not ev
. added.
roups
Also, they
irolina's 200 rooms on
are not of- meeting s
with the Accordi
Regulati<
nt Activities Organizat
20, lists 87 Carolina
will not be "Annually
; rooms on tered or;
continue i
izations are campus ir
ized by the the Dean
uld not be intent tc
he Student organizati
ion (SAC). required 1
. ...
--
tss a brick wall near Rui
rson d<
liam H. Patterson and se\
iirson pians 10 resign iroi
led, and I have no resign
y in a telephone '.ntervie
concrete in the wind exce;
he said."I have no desii
r\ PoHnrcnn rncitfninff n/it
1U A (lUVI .lull I V ^I^IIUlf , VY I I
iuld become effective Jul
r. Piston Marchant would
be reached for comme
rhe Gamecock that Patl
of the College of Humani
>ignation.
*eth Schmeling, a candidc
X) it resigning."
^en a hint that he was goir
$ miss c]
should not be able to use in loss
campus for office or organizal
pace. Despite
ng 10 /\rucie vi 01 me organizai
>ns of Student with stuc
ions as described in the and mosl
Community handbook, universit
' in the fall, each char- The sti
ganization wishing to failed to
its recognized status on deadline
lust file with the Office of A|pha LaiT
for Stlldpnt Artivifips -in Amateur fi
continue as an active Jtmel^an
ion.Failure tO Submit this American
'orm by Oct. 1 will result JlTiVVno
? >?L^kk.
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ssell House as students walk past.
enies resig
Anotl
'eral other sources have nossibl
Ti the presidency of the Soun
of his p
?i! At :n ?? iii_ i ...
anon in me ruin, t ui- this an
w. career
pt that I plan to go on in Path
*e to leave." they be
hin t novf fon; n/nol/e ^
urn iiiv uvai tUIlUIH
y 1, 1977, and Board of once P
then become president. A co
nt. weekei
terson had told the six Truste
ties and Social Sciences facult>
The i
ite said, "he did not say studen
and tin
ig to resign," Schmeling Senate
minist
larter d
of recognition of the Biological
(:nn ?? BaVer Hal
UUM- . . . Bates Hou
a thoso rostrirtinns; ninp use Rn*ii
tions are being funded campus g
lent money thorough SAC capstone
t are making use of some ^mAiph
y office. cm Psi
jdent organizations which Columbia
* ? 1 Compass
meet the Oct. 1 annual council c
for rechartering are: Del,a 0n
0 Delta Si?
lbda Delta Delta Ze
tadio Club ( + ) Doctoral
Chemical Society El Club I
Institute of Chemical. Engineers Engineer
Society of Civil Engineering ( + ) Euphrad
Society of Mechanical Engineers Fellowsh
ht (-+-> Finance
iimb 1 MH
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SS?| J^B^KBgB ^Hj
^ JmSi
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nation rui
her candidate, Byrce Lyon, said Fatte
y resigning.
11 r\ 11</\ nn t/4 Do I i' n /A ?\ i /\1 rl f\?? (
aidu aaiu i auri AUII IUIU luiuiti v
>lans when she left the university lasl
(1 said Patterson only told her th
for him.
?rson and Faculty Senate President S
'lieve some of the rumors were startc
ttee, which has drawn up a plan for :
'lMorcnti c Imitm /\ffi/?r?
IUIVI OUII V1V/VO IV ? V V l/U IV.V. ,
py ot the recommendations could n<
id, but John M. Dean, chairman
es Liaison Committee, said a search <
' would be used.
committee would include one gradua
t along with the chairmen of the Fat
2 Faculty-Board of Trustees Liaison C
t president. Dean was uncertain
rators on this search committee.
ieadli
Undergraduate Society ( + )
I Government
se Government
lg Club (+ )
rusade for Christ (+)
irl Scouts
Residence Hall
'eterans Club
a
i Hall
4 Chart Society
>f Presidents
licron
ima Pi
ta
Club in Business & Economics
Hispanico (+)
s Joint Council
ian Society
ip of Christian Athletes
w fflim HH
mSmmMm U|HAi
I ^ ^ ^ ^
*
Pt*to IYi Jim Tr*mj
mors
rson never told him abou
)mbudsman Julian Thrif
t semester. Thrift denie(
at the presidency was n<
tepnen M. ACKerman sat(
d by the faculty advisor;
selecting a new presiden
;>t be obtained during th
of the Faculty-Board c
committee of students an
te and one undergraduat
ultv Advisory Committe
ommittee and the Facult
of the number of ac
tie
Forever Generation
LeConte Geological !
General Studies Studi
Guitar Club
Horseshoe Governmt
Indo American Stude
International Studenl
International Mouse !
Institute of Electi
Engineers
Kappa Alpha Psi
Kaooa Oelta Eosilon
Kappa Kappa Psi
Kappa Phi Kappa
Kappa Sigma
Kappa Tau Alpha
Le Club Francais
Lutheran Students (
Music Student Coun<
See (
jd
IFacul
apprc
Era AHr TM
^ JOL^W 1J
By Jove W'atso
The USC F;
> proved propo
majors with
Humanities an
L and with the Coi
V Mathematics
V meeting Thursc
^ a H m i n i c I r a
auditorium.
>J The proposal
and New Cours
one of sever;
jh reports considt
* meeting.
USC presid
Patterson said,
} intend to take
hp n lit tip rm
we've been,
student body fi
In an attemj
financial situal
Patterson said
a terribly ti
predicted the
fall short $2 mi
v USC receive
approximately
result of an inci
^ body, Pattersoi
last vear in stu<
$1 million for U
"I can't see
student fees."
Patterson
methods of co]
cet cent budge
. the South Ca
Control Board
t accepting fe\
j terson said
retirements th;
refill." He !
j "maintain pre
? standards we <
( Concerning
leaves, Patt
e anybody who'
>f sabbatical lea^
d have anything
also express
e teaching loads
e I)r. Nichola
y nounced sprin;
i- noon May 3 foi
See I
Society
snt Activities Association
;nt
nts Club
>5 LIUU
Student Government
'ical and Electronics
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IROl'PS. Fatie 13
Ity
>ves
riajors
n
acuity Senate apisals
for double
the College of
d Social Sciences
liege of Science and
at its February
iay in the business
tion building
from the Curricula
;es Committee was
al measures and
?red at the 4 p.m.
lent William H.
k4Tn flw* fi it I irn ?i'A
Ill lilt 1UIUI t V\ ^
fewer students and
[>re selective than
We will make the
t the faculty."
\i tnvnloin I
Lion to the faculty
1974-75 "hasn't been
ght year." He
1975-7*6 budget will
illion to S3 million,
d an increase of
$2.4 million as a
rD'KD in f ho ct llHpnt
^ said An increase
lent fees resulted in
SC. he said, adding,
another raise in
outlined other
ping with the 8 per
t cut demanded by
rolina Budget and
I. In addition to
ver students Patthere
are "five
at we don't intend to
snirl ho intPnHs tn
)grams at USC at
?xpect them to be."
faculty sabbatical
erson said. "I think
s been promised a
/e next year doesn't
to worry about ." He
ed concern about
; and class size,
is P. Mitchell an
g grades are due by
graduating seniors.
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