The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 31, 1977, Page Page 3, Image 3
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By JOSK DI'VAIX
( ainecock Staff Writer
USC's Inw nrnornm Iirwrgloc nx^nr- .in ..ffi.
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P program although it doesn't use a quota syst
to two IISC administrators.
Charles A. Randal, chairman of the lav
missions program, said, "We have a sepa
admissions program that is authorized by
admit students who, on paper, have lower
students admitted by the law school admissio
HANDAL SAID the minority admissioi
admitted 25 minority students into the 1977
According to Randal the minority studen
mittee has the power to admit minority stu
committee must refer its admissions to tl
admissions committee.
m The law school has a program where law p
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Horry, director of admissions and registrar a
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> This past Tuesday, a Roil (mw
drive was sponsored by the Inter-Fra
Council, the Student Goveri
Panhellenic, student nurses and the sc
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Holderman si
By DANNY POWKLL
(?!1 IllPf'fW'k Vlt'mff
Four bills which have passed the senate
I earlier this year have been signed by USC
president James Holderman.
The senate will now be provided with a
codification which is a collection of all bills
that insures there is no conflict or
duplication. Five copies of the codification
will be provided for the senators at a cost of
$22.75.
Senate run-off elections held on October 19
cost $H2 and the Irwin-Fuller eomnanv will
seli movie tickets to the student government
at a cost of $2 each and resell them to
students at no extra cost.
The tickets will go on sale within the next
few weeks in front of the SG office.
I> TIIK JUDICIARY COMMITTER reported
otas, quotas
Low schoo
relaxes req
school. Berry said administrator
recruit students and a recruitir
way.
rmative action
em, according mo ure used in
... . students, Kandal said.
v school s adtrate
minority "jn ihe regular program a stu
nit; iacuuy to predicted first year average of 2
records" than program," said Kandal. "In the
>ns committee. students are admitted into the
dergraduate record, their adi
ns committee anything else in their past histoi
class. I,ad a potential to study law."
I affairs com The minority admissions comn
dents, hut the ,)nd (he ,aw sch(X)1 admission!
le law scnooi students into the pre-trial sumn
rofessors visit STANDARDS for the minority
aid James A. based on lower law school admi
t the USC law dergraduate records than for tl
i^r * 1 mwO v*
Richard Vogel-TH
bloo<l Health and Physical Kducation.
ternity Cathy Hinderwold was one of 11
intent, who donated pints of blood.
hool of
yna> osj> coauicc
back to the senate two bills, one that passed t<
and one that did not pass. The one that e
passed provided that the name, "Student v
nrdnni'iatiAric ?'' ?:n
x/l bUIMl.UllUll>l VyIIUI ICI lllg \.UI1III1I?MUII Will II
be changed to the "Student Organization w
Licensing Commission." The bill that failed
to pass would reinforce state laws on the s<
reselling of tickets to athletic contests, or n
"scalping." tl
The finance committee reported back a
hill that would pay $7(K) to Miller Ingram
for five months' work as the SG code a
commissioner . Ingram is also vSouth w
Carolina State House Code Commissioner. p
The senate passed the bill with little debate. fi
g
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hm\ \ *??,?,r.r..> i*urry, on oenau 01 r<
SG president Brad Steele, presented a bill T
that would advoeate $1,250 to complement
$1,250 from SAC and $1,250 from the Ideas
and Issues committee to bring Halph Nader S
/'s minority admissions pi
juirements for minority sh
s as well as law professors committee.
ig program is now under . , ,
Randal s
would not n
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MUUt'lllh. 1
the law school to admit ;is the I SC
The I SC
ident would have to have a available a
.67 to be admitted into that out-of-state
summer pre-trial program CSC's law :
sehool based on their un- I'SC law sc
missions test score, and state as re:
ry that indicated that they
Till-: It AS
is 2.80 for t
littee admitted 25 students
> committee admitted 75 Minority
nor program. Sehool Adn
because tlu
admissions committee are However, s
ssions test scores and un I .SAT claii
tie law school admissions niinorities.
?-jl Admiss
I greater share of the bei
i "The past attitude is 11
I don't have lo do any ret
I for the university to hole
j KKITII DAVIS, provos
I to the high schools and U
I for them at Carolina.
1 "The past few years \
? clubs, alumni meetings,
| down to a manpower th
3 Holderman said that I
* hundreds of I SC student:
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Iwuuiu iiKL- 10 see inese s
students who vacation t
According to Davis, th
over what it has been tl
aggressive recruiting pi
was cut back. I also ha
I'lation."
Till-' COST of the entii
I lolderman. These lunds
Board of Trustees. "The i
so it can deal with pro jet
a new president coming
IuiinMimiuu'u iiuius. 11 S
said.
With the adoption of th
on making it easier for p
status of their applieatic
system. David said. He s,
computer will he eonipl
If a student wanted in
possible that lie would l>
liousing offices. With il
mediately a ccessi ble.
e gamecock |>.\VIS SAID admissit
now, the office is open wi
Hi students to Davis, the office will b
possibly every Sunday.
"Visitation is a spring
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ition, movie
i speak at USC on April 19, I97H. The bil
xplained that the Open Door Health Clul
anted to bring Nader to speak during i
lea 1th Enrichment Week in April. The bil
as sent to the finance committee.
A bill was presented to the senate b}
enator-elect Thomas Wilkerson that woul<
rovidean ethics com mil too in bi? form<>H n
it* Senate.
Senators (Jarry Norris, Basil Savitsky
nd Paul Streeter sponsored a bill thai
ould help organizations overcome tin
ressures of meeting SAC deficits for a neu
seal year. The bill stated that laws whicl
Ai/nrn f?mrlinrt /\f !?* t? a /
wt v? ii iiav iuiiuiii^ VI \/i i l/.tll ll/M^ IJ> v"> / \ V
fgarding deficits was "Grossly unfair."
he hill was sent to finance committee.
SKNATOK MANY IIKNRY, on behalf oi
teele, presented a bill that would ap
rogram
jdents
aid a substantial number of mmorit\ students
neet the criteria set by the faculty lor all other
'he minority admissions program is designated
law school's affirmative action program
law school has a limited number of spaces
nd therefore does not admit a large number <<1
students, said Kandal. The prim ry goal <il
school was to develop the bar in ibis state. The
hool treats graduates of any .school within the
iidents tor admissions purposes.
11' required CIK1' for in-state students is.'.tiT !i
ut-of-state students.
students are allowed to .score jes.s <<n lla- l.ti\\
lissions Test than other sludentb. Kamlull >;iui.
? test lends to discriminate against ii.nionlic.s
aid liandal. the service which .idnnnisters the
ns there is no evidence the test is unluir to
ions? Front page I
Iter students."
lat we are going to grow." lie >aul. ".aid :lial wr
ruiting for I lie luture," Holdernun >aul 'Hut
1 its own, we have to make a concerted Hlurt
it for the university, said the lecruiters will
3t prospective students know what is .aailahle
u- have not had people no ami spvak .it u\ie
or high school honor societies li .ill i/onus
ing," said Davis.
lie intends to take advantage <<l the i.ui hat
s work at the heaehes each >1111111.11 i i? ^.?kI i.c
tudents try to recruit some ?>t the lagli school
here.
e recruiting program will i>e .m tmpruM-iiuui
le past lew \ears. "I wuuldn't >a\ wc liail .m
ograni before," he said. "In laet. .hIiiiissii.iis
d to reduce the travel budgets Ihv.ium* < ! hi
e program will be a limit $1(KI.ihhi .iccordmi; <?
were not allocated lo llic um\crsit> l<> ilic I M
imiversit\ always maintain* contingciu\ tunds
ts such as lliis." 1 >avis >aid. "Wc knew \\? uul
and tor any new president wc tescru- -*uiiua
regular part ut our budgeting program." ine
recruitment program will cun.r .in ?-mpliasi>
rospective students to gam inloitn.it ion .>n hr
>11. This will l?e done l>y installing .1 mmpiUcr
: ft 1 r i \\t* /liH nut L?w ?\i n l..^ i n * i
..... ..v ...V. ..... ..II.... ..mil illl II l.-iltl 11.11 nil I <'l Mil'
eted.
formation concerning Ins application i.<>u it's
ave to cull tin* admissions. luiancial .iul. .unl
le computer .system, .ill intorm.ition is hi:
>ns office hours 111 a I.so l?e expanded A> l
eekdays and every lourth Saturda\ Atcurdm^
v open on a part -time basis e\er\ s.iiunla\ .uul
phenomena." Davis said. "It's nii|HirUint that
em going by then."
discount bills
1 propriate $40 for application to the South
) Carolina Student (Government .Association,
i The bill stated that "the I niversil> of South
1 Ci.iolina is THK I'Diversity <>t South
Carolina and deserves a voice in actions
/ taken hy the South Carolina Student
1 Legislature just as the 20 other affiliated
i schools in the Palmetto State." The bill said
that once the application lee is in and
Carolina becomes a mem Iter of the SCS(GA
that there could be an exchange ..f
i ?
Hfiioimivi- Iiliu [)l o^ramiliing HUMS I IK' lull
was sent to the finance committee.
1 Senator (ireg Summer, on behalf ol Steele,
presented a resolution that would sup|K>rt
Steele in an attempt to ask lloklennan to
c lose (Ireen Street while classes were Iteing
held. An amendment was added that would
f close (ireen Street between the Kusscll
House parking lot and Hull Street.