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Exam s< Dates 9 a.m. Apr. 28 MWF 9:05 Apr. 29 TTh 9:30 Apr. 30 MWF 12:2 May 1 MWF 8:0C May 3 TTh 3:30 May 4 TTh 12:30 MWF 4:40 May 5 TTh 8:00 Admissions on transfers. It might be one of the plans to carry the brunt of (a possible budget cut) in the fall," he said. The House of Representatives will begin debate Tuesday on the state appropriations bill. There is no way to predict when the hill might be approved. The Faculty Senate also has approved admissions guidelines which are being studied by ad hoc Administration Admission Policy Committee. The Senate's guidelines, approved March 3, require: -a 300student drop in freshmen from 2,500 to 2,200. -first preference for admissions _ I I . I I HjHaaliMjlW *hedule 2 p.m. ? MWF 10:10 TTh 11:00 10 MWF 1:25 > MWF 2:30 MWF 11:15 TTh 2:00 TTh 5:00 MWF 3:35 From Page 1 to South Carolinians until Feb. 1. -an $85 admissions deposit to be required of all those accepted. This would help administrators predict fall enrollment. The administration has done little work nn thp Spnat^'c recommendation, according to committee members. But, the committee has voted against the $85 deposit because the fee would not predict the number of students who would enroll, and some students wishing to attend USC could not pay the fee. Once the committee does finish, they will make their recommendations to USC President William H. Patterson, IFORMAN IMPORTS FOREIGN CAR REPAI PARTS ? SERVICE ACCESSORIES 765-1972 109 LINK ST., W. CCMLA 1 4 9?m Br ^ BflLsry JH I Senate? person and present information in his or her behalf, to call witnesses and ask questions of any present at the hearing, to elect not to appear at the hearing, to refuse to answer any questions or make a statement, to be assisted by an adviser or counsel of his or her choice and to challenge any member of the Campus Court "on the basis of specific and substantial grounds noted." The bill says all hearings, original or appellate, will be closed unless the students charged requests that they be open to members of the university community. All evidence against a student will be presented before the court before the student is required to mane a statement or produce evidence in his defense. Each witness will be subject to cross-examination, according to the ill. The person or persons bringing charges will be required to attend the hearing. After final statements have been made, the judicial body will "discuss the case and reach its decision" in private session. In ICE"" ! ; Bring This Ad In J For A Free Oii | Change, With A J Major Tune-Up (Limit 5 qts. and | ii'isd J EL m 1?$ B^mI SCi case of a tie vote, a verdict of "not guilty" will be handed down. A written report and tape recording of the hearing will be made available to the student charged. To petition for appeal either party "may present a written request for an appeal to the chief justice of the Supreme Court within seven calendar days of receipt of 41 ~ 1 me ui iguicii uueisiuii. Grounds for appeal are, "newlydiscovered information that has a substantial possibility of alterning the original decision" or if either party feels "that the hearing procedures were violated," according to the bill. If the student feels "the sanction imposed is inappropriate, unreasonable, or unjust or the decision is contrary to 1 MONDAY NIG1 SPEC For ? 2.22 YOU G U.S. CHOICE STEA1 BAKED POTATO o SALAD BAR RESERVATION PHONE 79 I.D. Required \ Proper Attire Requested Cc > } ' ' ' ;. " - . . * " ; t % From Page 2 the evidence," he or she may appeal. Violation of any of the accused's rights is also grounds for appeal. All - 1 1 4 ? ' mi a^ciictic uuses are 10 De heard by the Supreme Court, and the student also has the right to appeal to the university president and then to the USC Board of Trustees. Sanctions the courts may impose on a student after he or she has been found guilty are permanent suspension, suspension for a period of time, suspension held in abeyance, probation, restriction, reprimand, work hours, monetary restitution and fines. The bill was presented to the Student Senate Wednesday, and is now in ine judiciary committee. HT STUDENT IAL ET. . . K r FRENCH FRIES S REQUESTED 9-6303 Blp |duni9 1 Saluda Ave.-5 Points >lumbio. S.C. 2920S ' - ' vb| ''Mm