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BIG BIRD Breakfast. t Lunches & Suppers e Ice Tea only $1.( ny Sandwich four Ice Tea FRE atavmj. m. CKT 1 Save! DOWN STAIR! PLAZ de postir illegal By DIANA DARG Gamecock Staff V USC's practice probably be rule* privacy if it were registrar said. usl negistrat . j under the Family 1974, known as th practice of postin 1 I read them and id would probably tx ; t court. 5 t THE FINAL ? ) \ A .^1 * miicuuuiciu me ^ James L. Buckle: r ' when the guideline summer. The guidelines p ! identifiable studen without students' : with social securi ; order correspondi names in each cl; I | class, students c; 5' alphabetically i classmates and le q Also, the first th students' social se C in-state students' c HH a(*ded t0 alp makes identificati even easier, Gunt< ELDON D. W< Hfl educational and < *"-*? rnnnrtnifrnf fKnf i vvvgiui*^ uia i, ui of posting grades u students' grade: classmates. Howe\ on the legality of p mailed on iudge's inl , , ment. ly seek jf ^he amendi 'ailS tornrotoH o in/tno < r' wvx-x., u JUUgV use of social seem 1 the B( A i 406 me ?J 9 I ITZ Writer of posting grades would i illegal as an invasion of challenged in court, the USC r. Luther Gunter said that Rights and Privacy Act of e Buckley Amendment, the g grades where others can entify personal information 5 decided illegal if taken to guidelines of the Buckley named after its sponsor, y, senator from New York is were finally approved last rohibit disclosing personally t records, including grades, consent. Grades are nostpH ty numbers in alphabetical ng to the list of students' ass. In a moderately sized an match grades with an arranged list of fellow arn grades of others. iree numbers of out-of-state curity numbers differ from numbers. This information, habetical order of grades, on of grades with students ?r agreed. jdlock, USC professor of 1 i 1 ?uudiiiuiiuiicii law, said ne espite attempted anonymity nth social security numbers, > can be identified by ^er, he said, a court's ruling osting grades would depend terpretation of the amendnent were narrowly inwould probably consider the rity numbers, regardless of 2t etiriq St., W. "An educational ag< stitution shall obtain consent of the parent of the eligible student befoi personally identifiable from the educational r student, other than dj formation . . Buckley i their order on grade sheets, students' privacy. The gu mention legality of using numbers or the order of gra But if the judge gave I broader interpretation as p; doctrine, he would probably d* illegal, Wedlock said. SUBPART D, section 99.3* rflli .r. . guiuciii>c9 aoys. "An educational agency or obtain the written consent oi student or the eligible student personally identifiable infori educational records of a stu directory information ..." The only exceptions would school officials within th#? inct with legitimate educational ir of another school where a stu< authorized representatives of general of the United States, t commissioner or director of stitute of Education, Assista education and state education connection with financial aid officials honnH h\/ low m*j iUH tw formation; organizations coi for educational agencies or ducting research; accreditin parents of a dependent studei required by a judicial order o subpoena; appropriate partie safety emergency. GUNTER SAID the grade hflS Pfimo I irv counrol ..?<w w>??v WJ/ ovvvidi UlUCC requesting their grades not I case is handled on an individu "It is to the student's advan grade as soon as possible," ( some students prefer to ju mailed to them. "If a student does not wish t nosted. our nffipp u/ill nntif*/ t to omit his social security nu from the list," Gunter said. ?*oV Tl ; Gc ; 41 * ?,- Cc >"*'h'nq ?^e, **"' Hr COlA. "C . ;ncy or Inthe written a student or *e disclosing information ecords of a [rectory in Amendment j as protection of lidelines do not social security des if posted. :he amendments art of a privacy ecide the practice 0 (a) (l) of the ' institution shall f the parent of a before disclosing nation from the dent. Otht?r than be disclosure to: itution or agency iterests; officials ient has applied; the comptroller he secretary, the the National Innt Secretary for al authorities; in ; state and local college the innducting studies institutions cong organizations; it; to a court, as r lawfully issued ? in a health or posting question >, with students be posted. Each al basis, he said, tage to know his hunter said. But st have grades o have his grade acuity members mber and grade ~I md le une >ck >me