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* Benefits pre uisiuros em To the Editor: benef facul As a University employee, I Her am quite disturbed about the Medi proposal to do away with Charl employee tuition benefits. A Progi ^ great many of the staff will, perce I'm sure, acree that onp nf , o ? ? dll|iU primary reasons we are any c working for the University is Collej because of the policy of or TE allowing staff to take one or I k two courses a semester at a meml reduced rate. Often, we are agree working in order to put a Hold* spouse throueh colleoe at thp nwoa Ci pi too full rate of tuition, and cannot recru afford our own education seem: except through the tuition group benefit. studei Most universities and really colleges in the country offer educa some sort of tuition benefit or hard reimbursement plan for their employees; in fact, the major Const schools often offer tuition Secrc L CUSTOM DESIGN MICHAEL FRS luIBSZI it Hs p^^jgBP^y . *S >posal T? i dij ployee ap its to their dependents of ty and staff. To the e in South Carolina, the cal University in I an eston has a Tuition Aid Media am which reimburses 75 emplo; nt of tuition costs to Librar >yees who Wish to attend Game* ?ne of the colleges there: discou je of Charleston, Citadel, be di: a;. pioyes now many of the staff our. bers of the University will Unive i that, in light of President assum srman's recently ex- able t( ed wish to concentrate on at c^ef itment of students, it fact * 3 ridiculous to eliminate a emplo of able and enthusiastic paltry nts ? those who can drawir r appreciate a college ition and who work very specia to obtain this education, employ Medic ;ance M. Prynne Charle tary free m extrav r~?. .., discoui 52F presei The glg|t - , Jjk House ie ?v disa,,< gjw reimbi |||my comm HVJI besieg &?mVAM employ w^? 1 Mr appre< benefit /OaHk. wBm^wmiUmim > ^gasge^gs \ K/^i-^f&:?. 6??YS(^-95hSrr -Smtrnj IMr IHHK v ^ I ?BH a B m EG 1/4 fa jIISB |r ;...s? . .'-i-.y lition j] seounts . predated i, > Editor: (0An i a graduate student in Arts and a fulltime staff 7? ye of the Medical School ? y. Today I read in The p" ^ock that the tuition. < . nnr 111 iur us employes may scontinued. Some em- . , myself included, based easi scision to work at the rsity partly on the ption that we would be ) continue our education jp rates. Considering the ! hat most of us staff yees make a pretty ^1 income, this was a big J/ lg card. Kg r clalo Qlfon/iinc "" ? uv?vv ugviiVK^O liavc il benefits for their yes; for instance, the W al University in T<> * ston gives its employes As edical care. What is so "av agant about our tuition nt, which only 200 out of ?eh 3,000 employes are "J50 ltly using, anyway? "jus Gamecock says that a . ? subcommittee has jwed a suggested irsement policy. That pr0. iMnn .V, .. f:_ J l f resi uicc niciy lliiU liseil j ;ed and picketed by . i^es like myself who don't ciate having their ^ s taken away. con B. Matthews res< ???????? fjre PTT^T** roc' klHJk jH on i ?T11 j \ T -/EH con N'ar fflMj T ><:-N' l . ? ? agr l ;i ladly lit areas irvite danger he Kditor! t-!J!? muing piace lor a possible certain situation h#s come attacker. Also, the area betly attention which, in view ween Calcott Social Services le recent rape on campus, I Center and the Student Health should be brought to the Center lack proper lighting, ntion of the administration The bushes behind Calcott the student body. On the could provide concealment. [)lina campus there are I feel the University should tain locations with in- accept the responsibility for icient lighting that could providing proper illumination ly lend concealment to a to these areas and others that ld-be attacker. The steps likewise need additional nd Currell College and the lighting. It is one clear way of ^ j: *i-- -* ? -? " - ;n uu ecuy uenina Meuon ciuting down this problem and ervatory definitely lack it does need to be stopped, icient lighting. The bushes Edward Craft trees could provide a Music Ed. Freshman uvenile he Editor: ^AXtOOTI ? a resident of LaBorde I e been, to say the least, emely disturbed at the futjfa1 ncc avior exhibited by the ys" residing at Douglas i far this year. Recently, To the Editor: r shouting obscenities at a anrf hpr Hato whn uiorn - ? ?> **- - i aon t suppose you meant ng outside the dorm, they any harm by your cartoon ceeded to annoy other satirizing jogging; however, I dents who were attempting foun(j the reference to tudy. Eventually their hall collapsing lungs rather isor was notified and the tasteless since my lungs do, in e ceased for that night. fact collapse unpredictably, ot only has the shouting \yhen you're lying in an tinued, they have now emergency room while >rted to bombarding us with ^>oniebody crams a tube into crackers and b?ttle your chest just s0 yOU can cets, one of which exploded breathe, I bet you won't find ny porch. references funny either, an t anything be done to trol such juvenile Everett c. Wilkie, Jr. avi9T.- . Librarianship ie Withheld By Bequest HE NEW J i%M4 Mfttfb- tf IH <111 # ?<? LAST APPEARANCE IN COLUMBIA 5T0N?Y BRANCH ftAklft vnnv This Thursday, Friday, & Saturday sandwiches - large gameroom 2701 Rosewood Dr.