Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

J ^? [?AMEOOCK l Moil, Nov* 7, 1977 University of South Carolina, Columbia, S.C. Volume LXIV, >To. 19 9 ' WH By DOUG JOI.LEY Gamecock Staff Writer Students stand to lose most or all if they withdraw from USC within a classes begin. October 3 was the last day to penalty. 780 people had withdrawn I more students had withdrawn as < 9 The only exception to the gui< student dies, the full amount paid a -? - ' \ia\ cuu> ui inu siuufin, regaruiess ui no-refund date has passed. THE PRESENT time period al could possibly be shortened in tl economy should tighten," Howard I treasurer, said, "we could have to shorter in order to pay the bills." Jim Anderson, a campus r assistant, said, "The refund policy Senators re| By IfANNY POWELL Oaniecock Staff Writer The student Judiciary Committee h reprimanded the Towers and Kespo Nihilities Committee and three stude government members and condemned Tl vmiuuvuiJIV unci U IWU-WITR IllVt'SllgailUll the P&K committee. Joe Drawdy, SG vice president, P.\ Postal, chairman of the P&K committee ai senator Sandra Perry were the SG mcmbe I mentioned in the report. The Gamecock was condemned in II 4 #1 Igg lHsgj Illil II Vf llll| II question, but there are r at this time." Rhoades i and can't really be im] of their tuition fees better system to replace month's time after All tuition fees are s trustees. The state allots withdraw without operate the university a before that day. 237 tuition fees. Fee increase )f Oct. 24. in state subsidies and in< lelines is when a to inflation. is refunded to the f whether or not the "WK CIO strictly by trustees nas set up," Kho are published in the stud [lowed for refunds page of the master schet he future. "If the sign up for their classes thoades, university "We have a very fair p cut present limits schools. Presbyterian a after the first week of 5 elations graduate lenient than we are," Rb is constantly under was comparing are both >rimanded in ! resolution for "'he printing of flagrar misquotes, the printing of undocumente hearsay, and other tactics common t as "yellow journalism"." The resolution di in- not go into detail on the charges against Th nt Gamecock. tie of LATKK, SKVKKAI. senators said one ( the "flagrant misquotes" was the printing o ,V. a statement in the Oct. 24 issue which sai id Greg Sornmer had been removed from (h rs judiciary committee by Joe Drawdy. Gre, Soniliter has not been removed from th 10 judiciary committee ?>r from the in Brltton Andrtw-THE OAMCCOCK om school costl 10 plans to change the system federal or state funding said, "the system works well Withdrawal is allowec piuvuu upon, ana mere s no put on academic susper 5 it. were drafted. Hardship et up by the USC board of also considered. Aboul a certain amount of money to released on that basis t ind the rest must come from is are caused by the reduction THE L'SC records offi ureases in operating costs due about a year ago, wher took over. The standari withdraw is to go to I the guidelines the board of located in the Wpst uin? ades said," and the guidelines the campus bookstore w lent handbook and the second fill out an exit interviev iule which the students use to "The purpose of the e: campus relations can se olicy compared to other state problem which is causir nd Furman give no refunds derson said. "We emph school. There are none more talking with these studei odes said. The universities he with these students tryi i private institutions, with no >u censorship inv it vcstigation into the I'&K committee, of Mickej d which he was also a member, although paper, o Drawdy said he would remove Sommer. paper, d "It doesn't mean anything because nu1 not app e (The Gamecock) are not responsible to the Boa them (student government); they have no authority over us. They do have some in- "I lie >f direct authority over us," Karen Lee, editor the "SI ?f of The Gamecock, said. approv d such e< e THE INVESTIGATION centered around a adopt , g controversial paper presented to two ap editorii v puvciiiis u) mi' noara oi Mudent I'liblications 1 agree i* by the I'&H committee. Tht* applicants were ? / Latticework Crossbars on the window at the third-floor lounge of the Russell House frame the smokestack of the old heating plant. The idle smokestack has become a landmark rising from central campus. 'y , , to back them. I for students who marry, are lsion, or iin the past) if they cases, usually financial, are I fifty to sixty jniople are sach year. ee handled withdrawals until 1 the campus relations office d procedure for a student to lit ?.aiii|)us iL'uuiuns ouice, I of the Russell House, where as located until last year, and v. Kit interview is so the staff in e if we can help eliminate the lg the student to leave." An lasize personal contact when its. We'll spend as much time ng to solve their problem as See WITHDRAWALS, page 4 V esfigation Trinutrchi, who refused lo sign Hie and Brad Atkinson, \nho signed HitA third applicant, Yennie (lore, w.is roached. All three were appointed u> ird. The paper reads as follows: rphv nrannt'/i ?!%#?? ?.? ' ? . piuiinov iiiui, tl IIK'lliniM ill P \ Comm Hoard" that I will noi c an editor lor The (iiimeeoek unle.ss litor shall promise the "SI'M l'?" it. ;t ha lanced pro \ ion lorni.it <1 lis and S(i rolumn in The <iaimeuck that should I violate this pledge that See KKIMtIMAMIS. :?