Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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' gggV ?mmmx PSEI BELL CAMP .GAMEROOM. GOLDEN SPUR.TRAVn rPV'TCl) ?.v,? v ?... QUICK COPY CENTEF INFORMATION DESK CAFETERIA. SPEC June 16-18 - Phantom c June 23-24 - Serpico June 30 July 1 - Sleuth July 7-8 - Paper Chase July 14-15 - French Coi July 21-23 - Chinatown July 28-30 - Harold and Aug. 4-6 - Claudine Aug. 11-13 - Mad Advei Film schedule can be These above films are si $1 .<10 with USC ID and a Funds from ir to ao to worn By Marguerite Ryan Associate Editor A $100 increase in out-of-state student tuition and a $4 increase in student activity fees were approved by the University of South Carolina Board of Trustees Monday. In addition to these increases, the Board also considered a study presented by President Patterson at the meeting proposing elimination of administrative positions in the University. No persons would be removed from a position, but administrative positions, once vacant, would be eliminated. "It was only a preliminary report. Nothing is firm," Board of Trustees Chairman, T. Eston Marchant, said in a telephone interview Tuesday. Marchant explained that with negligible increase in state appropriations and rising costs, keeping innroicorl onrnllmont Hna'n tn lu/n nr thrA*? npr ppnt 11IV.1 LUOVU VIII V/IIillVHV UVTTM v v/ v ?T V, w? v?aa will not be enough to stay within the $92,861,969 proposed budget for 1976-77. Marchant did not mention any other areas for cutting back, although the proposed budget for next year indicates less money for instruction, research, public service, academic support, student services, institutional support, and operation and maintenance of the plant. Student Government (SG) President Dave Wilsford and two other SG representatives attended the Board meeting held at Hickory Knob State Park, about 70 miles from Columbia. "I was disappointed that it appeared to be as much of a rubber stamp as it was," Wilsford commented. "It seemed as if all issues had been studied in advance and it was just a rapid series of approvals," he added. The Board also considered Faculty Senate suggestions concerning procedures for selecting {VICES " Located 12 miles from campus. Open 10am 10pm daily. More info call 777-6460 T .rvatpH 9nH flnnr nf Hnnso 10am 10pm Mon.-Thurs. 10am-9pm Fridays 2nd floor of the Russell House. Gamecoc Snack Bar serving lunch and your favorit beverage. Mon.-Fri. llam-5:30pm. Information on foreign and domestic trav< available. 2nd floor of RH. Phone - 777-646* i.- Printing available. Xerox also, plus mar rnrtrp cprvi^pc flnnr nf RikcpII Hmi< with hours from 8am-4:30pm. Phone f< more info at 777-3820. New location on the 2nd floor of Russc House. Call 777-3196 for assistance. located on the ground floor of the Russc House. VI A r 17 IT 1%/f G aMJ^lJU J.1 .ILJLiifl.C ?f the Paradise mection I Maude ntures of Rabbi Jacob obtained at the information desk of Russell Hous hown 6:00 and 8:00 pm at the RH Theater. They cc guest can be admitted with a USC student. III ! ! I I li 1 ' ^ 11 II I II I *T I - - icreased fees en's athletics senior officers of the University. The Board apC*am a ofn/ltt ciirtrfncfir\nc (JUIIIICU <1 UVClliail LUlllllUll^ 11/ Oiuujr OU55UJUVUO of the Board and faculty and report recommended procedures at the next meeting in September. Senior officials of the University include the president, secretary and treasurer. Marchant said there were no vacancies at the moment. The Board is establishing the selection procedures at the recommendation of President Patterson and Faculty Senate and will be used "when and if it is necessary," according to Marchant. Women's intercollegiate athletics and the band will receive $2 of the $4 extra to be paid by students for activity fees. The other $2 has been earmarked by the Board for student health. Marchant explained the increased funding for women's sports was necessary if the school were to follow Title IX guidelines for equality of men's and women's sports. "They need full-time coaches, not just student coaches. To be competitive you've got to have the money." The Board also approved the resolution that representatives of student government, faculty and alumni be invited to sit at the Board meetings as non-voting, ex-officio members. Marchant said the state legislature nad passed an act stating tne Board may invite representatives of these bodies to sit in on meetings. "This was formal acknowledgement of that fact." Only the General Assembly, the body that elects the Board members, can approve a student's voting power at Board meetings. "I suspect the General Assembly wouldn't do it without the recommendation of the Board," Marchant said. When a change in voting status for students was ...no tnlrnn TUn l..no I cvjucoicu, uu dtiiuu wdo idKVvii. i tic inaiici wao referred to the Student-Trustee Liaison Committee, but "there's never been anything done about it," Marchant added. ==JUNEEV June 8-29th - Art Exhibit to be shown in t and Browzing Library. "Wh from the State Collection iJune 10th - Tim Bays, singer-guitarist, k band will entertain in the B; e I 8:30. Free with ID. el June 16th - Demonstration on the Koi 0. SOOL WON taught by Barr Florence, S.C. The event 1 iy Patio at 12:00 noon. >e )r June 22nd - Cookout with Jayne Older by the University Dining 5 >u T ? T A. * _ t f- . AA A. 1 1 rn . 11 nn rauo iroin a:uu 111 /: ill Ivook forward to celebrating July 4th wit games and activities for young and ok } ? ? These ev< 1775 Pr0Vlde t! Communil 0) second flo . more info ;e. ^?-* "JiL, ,st rtissell house b "(Women's I n tercollegiate Athletics) need full-time coaches, not just student coaches. To be com petitive you've got to have the money." I ENTS~| he lobby of Russell House, lirl of Color": Abstractions and Midnight Flyer a local all room of Russell House at rean Martial Art of KUK y Harmon, Instructor from will take place on the RH ! man Band. Food provided ! Services. Take place on the 00. h us at Bell Camp. Ix)ts of j Mits are presented by the ommittees of the Russell iversity Union. We strive to he needs of the Carolina ty. We are located on the or of the Russell House. For rmation call - 777-7130. unrriniiaii . - - --?