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r 8. ' ^T Keith E. Davis c jjAWUVVW I LAR9ES1 I CORDURO BN lBL ji W| I MOE L ant I BRITCHE! ?! Corner of Lady & A {owned ? J by ?1 i Haw Sunday 5-1? P.M. I il?^sl^/ I||ltnUwt|jjP NOW FEATURING eggplant parmesa d|nner $3,5 corwarl u# I WW I V V( VI TT I I I spaghetti Italian Salad Wine French Bread Provost st iy TOMMY HAYES Gamecock Staff Writer The importance of higher (ducation and the need to improve JSC academic standards were two hemes covered by provost Keith 5. Davis Monday in an informal peech at a meeting of the Omicron )elta Kappa Leadership Honor ocieiy. "The goal of USC 10 years ago /as to become a major university i the state," he said. "The ealization of this goal is a major ccomplishment." Davis said USC has improved at he undergraduate and graduate jvels, having added several new ol leges. r STOCK |! Y JEANS I f : pntf ! EVY'S II I BREW ssembly Streets \\ I vwwwwwwwwwwwj ' cfNOWO IE CAPRI ? Featuring "Gt LASAGNA VEAL Pi And A Wide Variety ? pi An American Mi STEAKS CHICKEN Monday Spe SPAGHETTI with MEATBALL ?j Tossed Salad - c I Garlic Bread I A Coffflft nr Tnn ? ? ^ ^ ^ v W VI 5-10 P.M. MON.-THU _ 734 HARDEN ST. (Fl zeks highe "I am particularly excited about the new medical school and the advances made by the business school," he added. THE UNIVERSITY has made good use of its physical resources. We have built and renovated coirorol VniiMi-"- Al" 1 * uvtviui wuiniingb mai nave improved our teaching and research facilities. The Thomas Cooper Library is the finest in this part of the country and one of the best in the United States," he said. "The faculty has also improved. Ten years ago USC had a small first class liberal arts faculty. Since then we have increased our numbers and expanded into many specialized areas while maintaining faculty quality. Even though our growth has been cut, we must continue improving our quality," he said. "To do this we need to redesign majors, courses and objectives," he said. "But the impetus for change must corns frnm Koim.. - - v??? "OVIVYV. The zest of the individual faculty member is the key to a good university." NOW ( THE F/ GREEN OL For Lease F Private 2 floors may be le Accommodates u ?Catering Sen Phone 252-58? PERATEDl FAMILY! 9nilinf>" Italian \RMESAN RAVIOLI I Of Pizza & Spaghetti enu Of H SEAFOOD ? Tuesday I cial ? I SorMEAT SAUCE 1 hoice of dressing $2" I mml pnrrc r?TV?Tfl MP KM E I R. 5-11 P.M. FRI. & SAT. If Ive Points) PH. 799-7754g r standard Davis listed several factors that have stifled the role and reputation of academics at USC. "In past years the academic side of USC has not been emphasized by the community ro the press," he said. "Not enough people realize the educational excellence available at USC because we have * J 1 1 * iiui ueveiopea an academic attitude." THE PROVOST said the student body must improve along with the faculty before USC can reach its full potential, but he admitted it is a problem that plagues most colleges and universities. News 1 This year's first British Union Debate will be held at 7 p.m. Monday in the Russell House ballroom, according to Richard L. Stovall riirwfnr nf fnrnnc.i?n j VA The topic will be "Resolved, that this house believes busing is an inadequate means for implementing racial integration in WEN vMOUS WE CLUB or Any Type s Party ased separately p to 200 per floor rice Available? )2 or 252-75.% ^ Univimiii l Kj ^~ |Donf* be on by your s 1 stomach. L< I PIZZA | INI IwM>i?aiMii> 6 m as iffor snacks tl i s | quiet y llltlillllllllllilllllllllllllllllllillllillllllllililll ds "In the late '60s and early '70s the Zeitgeist was freedom from arbitrary, old-fashioned restraints. Attendance requirements were liberalized. This freedom did not work. Now we need to re-examine what we expect from students and more clearly define the levels of exDertise and jirtiniilnHnn o V4M4C M college education should represent," he said. Davis concluded with comments on increased cooperation between faculty and students. An example of this, he said, was the recent decision by the Board of Trustees providing a role for student and faculty voices in the search and selection of a new USC president. briefs ? the United States." Mike Mazzone of Boston will oppose busing and Rich Barlow of New York City will support busing. Jewish students are invited to attend services for the observance of Rosh Hashanona, beginning Sept. 24 and Yom Kippur, Oct. 3 as the guest of the Beth Shalom Conservative Temple at 5827 N. Trenholm Rd. or at the Tree of Life Reform Congregation, 2701 Heywood St. Students are requested to call either synagogue for more information. I | EISENSTADT | Tuner - Technician I Regulation and Repair I j| 5831 -G PERCIVAL RD. | Columbia, S. C. 23206 ? ") mn+ 9n?icia - *Sc> u Mu?n? i |w nbarassed f prowling I CiAlr IAIK iiiw m > CAM" | 'HE | Courfyardf hat will | our fummyl lllllllllllllllllBllllllllllllilllllllllllllllMllllllllM