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The importance of higher
(ducation and the need to improve
JSC academic standards were two
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peech at a meeting of the Omicron
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"The goal of USC 10 years ago
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Davis said USC has improved at
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advances made by the business
school," he added.
THE UNIVERSITY has made
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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
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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
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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.
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This year's first British Union
Debate will be held at 7 p.m.
Monday in the Russell House
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"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
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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.
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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.
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