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J 625 Main Street By WAYNE BROOKS ? Associate Editor aftd MARK J. LUNDGREN Gamecock Staff Writer p y for Dr. James B. Holderman, new USC president, and his family have no reservations about living near residence halls on the Horseshoe, Holderman said in a press j* conference Tuesday at the Osborne Building. H? Horseshoe residents with loud-playing ..j stereos will pose no problems for the Hc rHoldermans, he said. Mrs. Holderman said wc they hope to install a jukebox in a ^ gameroom they plan to arrange for their daughters. "If you don't mind our jukebox, j we won't mind your stereos," he said. se, be HOI.DF.RMAN HIS wifo farnlvn anH their three daughters, Betsy, 15, Nancy, 13, pri and Jamie, 9, came to Columbia Sunday a [ from their home near Indianapolis to select ha schools their daughters will attend, to make ch plans for living in the president's house and I ?to meet with university administrators. The scl Holdermans will leave today to spend a Syj an can hir ;nt William H. Patterson THE PRESIDEN proves the appointme president may appoint the members starting wit sity Archivist, a director of full professor. Pat lation Services and the denial of a faculty ap ative Action Officer without unusual, and if there confirmation. with the appointment Affirmative Action Officer it. >rs university goals and The provost, the ch bles of recruiting, hiring and officer of the univei ting, according to the pointed by the pr manual. The director of confirmed by the ntiAn QnmrioAG hoo/kt* tVlA nrAirncf ic in nVlQrffo IttVIVll kJVl 1V.VO livuuu VI1V piUVWi MJ 111 Vim* gv sity's public relations affairs on the Colun nation. and the two-year rc puses, according to >n St. - Five Points manual. If the presi the provost may repi rKn^RV certain situations. Patterson said , & SAT. NIGHTS pointments for acai . _ . and department cha 611 11 a.m. for Lunch from search commi committees are set purpose of filling curi Dinner served vacancies. The prov these officials, and I ght nightly 6-12 approves them. i THE UNIVERJ presidents are appo ? president and confil r i '3oair^Ml 1 ? These vice presiden [RD '|H sj>9 ; lMOTOR IS & Suppers. I nnlnr T v/ i only $1.00 I wich i Ne> Tea FREE | Tickets . has been v h refurbishir kf M 'Z J up, anc OWN I A MEt STilDfl 9 JL AlilH H PLAZA I CORNE 3 (In Then :ation at Hilton Head Island, and will aco urn to Columbia "around Aug. 20." pri\ derman will assume his duties as H sident Sept. 1. par lolderman and his wife said they look smi ward to meeting their new neighbors on Coll Horseshoe, and hope to have a cookout Stu< the Horseshoe for them. "If we will be Holi ng in and out of the house, we will want to min )w who our neighbors are, Mrs. tea< Iderman said. H Jetsy, the Holderman's oldest daughter, poli id living near the residence halls on the in 1 rseshoe, where only male students live, Uni >uld not pose a problem for her. "It may the a great opportunity," she said jokingly, fror pro! HOLDERMAN SAID they have not 1972 lected a school where their daughters will enrolled this fall. Neither have they M cided whether they will attend public or mat vate schools. "We've never sent them to nee< >rivate school before." he said. "We will furr ve to study the educational needs of each pon ild." to pi lolderman said their daughters attend entc lools in "an excellent public school >tem" in Indiana. "I am prepared to posi e, fire in! T also ap- vice president for student affa nt of faculty who coordinates all student h the rank of tivities of USC. Under this terson said ministrator are the assistant 1 ipointment is president for residence life is a problem vices, dean of students, the dea he looks into Counseling and Hur Development Center, the assis ief academic dean for campus relations, rsity, is ap- directors of Student Financial esident and the Russell House Univer board. The Union, the health service and of academic Career Planning and Placen ibia campus Center. igional cam- The vice president for fuu the faculty manages the university's bu dent wishes, and budget requests to esent him in legislature, short- and long-t planning, fund accounting many ap- disbursing and payroll payrr Jemic deans The budget director, treasi /wmc A? - * L ? toiiiruiier, xjii etior ui purciuii ittees. Tiiese director of payrolls, directoi up for the internal auditing and trust of! rent or future report to this officer, 'ost appoints The vice president for operat the president is responsible for such busii functions as new construcl security, communications, 5ITY vice Coliseum, and the Phys inted by the Education Center among o rmed by the responsibilities. Ttie vice president for univei its include the relations tries to get support fig mm - Pool - Full Menu Restaurant a/ Management working since last Septembei tg, changing menus, sprucinc i is now ready to present At r\/MAi^iT/MAi^irn rv UvWI wvvncn ;R OF MAIN & LADY STS. PH. 770-7790 eart ot Downtown - One Block from the Capital. K 9 on Map) \vf" ept criticism if we send our kids to % ^schools." oldeftemn, who WU\ receive tenure as a t of his ctotjr&ct, said he hopes to teacta ill class that tweets once a week at the lege of Governinmt and International s t iies during the spring semester of 197$. 1 t derman said he would urge ad- F:? istrative personnel "to get involved in :hing." f% J J * uiuerman earned nis doctorate in tical science at Northwestern University i 961. He taught political science at the versity of Illinois from 1961 to 1963 and at j University of Illinois at Chicago Circle *;'% n 1965 to 1969. He was also a visiting | "essor at Malcolm X College from 1971 to j RS. HOLDERMAN said they plan to ce household adjustments to fit their * .[ is. They plan to use some of their own ? ' liture and hope to convert their sun ? to a gameroom. She said they wanted rovide a place where their 4pughters can A ?rtain th<?ir fri??rirt?: iVe want to make our lives as normal as m-iible," Mrs. Holderman said. Sept. \ iirs, USC from alumni, professional and ac_ civic organizations, business and ad- industry, foundations and other v*ce sources, according to the facultv 8er_ manual. n of nan SEVERAL OFFICIALS who tant work within the provost's office are appointed by the provost and approved by the president. These sily officials formerly worked within the the offices of the vice president for ent instruction and the vice president for regional campuses and mce research. These two offices were eliminated during a recent the reorganization of the provost's erm office. and These positions are the associate lent. nrnuncf f n r arnrlpmic affairs f',v' fer. associate provost for health afiin8? fairs, associate provost for r of regional campuses, associate leer provost for research and the associate provost for continuing ions education. ness tion, The power to appoint the board the of trustees chairman, the ical university president, the treasurer ther or university secretary is the responsibility of the board. The "sity president has no official power in for selecting these persons, but his advice and influence may have an ?affect, Patterson said. The appointment of officers of the new medical school has been left entirely up to the president, except for the selection of the dean, j| Patterson said. When a university official is fired, factors such as length of stay and service at the university and tenure must be considered. USC has two grievance committees to hear complaints, and the state of South Carolina has another one. These committees hear appeals of persons dissatisfied with employment decisions. ; I Be~ I ! ' i infoompM ' Read the QamecoclV ? I ??^