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Campus ope control of fo By BOB LEAGUE coliseum, I Gamecock Staff Writer remain as switch isai Control of four major university centralize functions was tranferred last week that have from the office of Harold Brunton, communit; ^ vice president for operations, as part of President Holderman's Compute reorganization plan. (he divjsj0 Brunton said that his office will nr^iHpnt1' lose responsibility for just 'Mess *V . than 20 percent of the people" unaer n.s supervision. asp^tsof Responsibility for the campus Payr?Mbookstore, Carolina Coliseum, ,f. computer services and university 1 printing have been shifted from unaer 1 roperations to other divisions, in- assurnea (~ eluding one newly created post. because 01 J p student po 0 ( IIKISTOIMIKK VLAIIOPLL'S. The de< new vice president of university operations relations and public affairs, is in made by 11 charge of printing and the "in an ( siSI '-'^ BHP&iilPti,BL i| Handicapp' By ALY COYE1X Gamecock Staff Writer Since June the University has begun to make t more accessible to the handicapped in compl Section 504 of the federal Rehabilitation Act of 19' Physical renovations on campus such as cons # ramps and elevators will help the university' dicapped students. The renovations "benefit even deliverymen," according to H. David rehabilitation counselor of the special prograi merit. Making IJSC more barrier-free has "comfortable living for the whole campus pop TIIK FKDKKAI. law does not require every I campus to be accessible. Lundgren said such would be prohibitively expensive. However, th "require mat all the university programs be at the handicapped," he said. Classes held in an inaccessible building lik< College are therefore also held in more accessibl such as Gambrell Hall. Osborne, DeSaussure and the financial ai rations loses ur services but Robert Horning will university functions." 1 coliseum director. The has said that he wants n effort by Holderman to under the same roof ai university operations university that are rela a direct impact on the y under the new office. KEFKRKINC! TO He ;r services is now under reorganization plan n of finance. According tra"sf":; from h,f ?ff,t .rd Daetwyler, vice sa.d "Wo support the < for finance, (he change J1"' ,s . annunoated e because computer if'.i.' .'i nanaies the iinancial y. mc Carolina, such as the operations would take o load in unsvcrssty plan they had lost responsibil ce of student affairs, functions. James Campbell, has , , ontrol of the bookstore Holderman wants its direct impact on the !' P P . <>n 10,1 pulation. planning and on the toli r plant on campus, he s nsion to tansler these will place a greater bun to other divisions was office since they are c lolderman, Brunton said, volved and play a major effort to streamline planning. PMcCutc serves By KIM FOW |?KH j|^ ^ ^ I ^ L.. - yiucu uy L s 147 nan- ||||g everyone, i . Lundgren, ' : ins depart- || made for ulalion." ffc building on renovation e law does H|^^H to HHHHHMHHBV 2 Barnwell across from Gambrell Hall are now e buildings "All remodeling and renovation \ next three years already complies wi d building Lundgren could not give a dollar figi .- %-: " ijsfl lolderman to include >lderman's $ ;Sl *l||f and (he ]|&iffi|'j re Brunton 1 jntire plan y' by I)r. d that his ia" 'S t,lat m an extra ning since ity of other ' more at ger range al physical on lirectly in- 9H^^B|^^HhHHUHS^^ part in the Bru hen House USC faculty cility claims 700 members, is faculty and adi Kembert, chain TO KKC'OMK 77 opening of the McCutchen faculty member ibership has increased to 7(H) widow or widow rowing. guests, friends Faculty House is located on President's Con ;n Monday through Friday for dation, membei ain floor or informal lunches honorary meml > on the ground floor alcoholic eligibility requii nurmg luncn arid the later $io() initiation members to $2< faculty member ovate MeCutchen and other are not require< as made during the bicenivations on the MeCutchen ItKMKKHT was during this time former structure goes I i Patterson decided to use house." Food i Ity house. At this time the provided by AK< neeting house or any similar to those of uni iam Patterson appropriated AHA also "eatc irpose. held throughout tened last spring. "Its main Ted McDaniel. c i lunch time atmosphere for refused to give ampus reno\ casts. The Hehabi r _ H buildings and courses v HRB I ... I IIK SI'Kt l.\l. I K( workshops with tea< problems" of instrueti Adjust merits somet in: students who cannot \ the students, but "mo take the same tests a: new professors have \ students. Landmen said that office are supported b num. "He really ha students," Lundgren s Many handicapped si in an ideal climate," a< being renovated. Ik? productive in school vork planned for the labor market, he said, ith the law," he said. students are over" and ure on the renovation (he needs of the handi . Ijjj nton ; growing ninistrative staff," said Dr. David man of the Board of Governors, a member one must be either a , an administrator of the university, or of former members, distinguished of the university (members ol men, fellows ol Educational Founrs of University Associates,tor an Der. If membership is sought and rements are met dues ranging Irom and a $50 yearly fee for affiliate D for initiation and $2f> a sear lot's are assessed. Honorary members i to pay dues. iAIl). "a percentage of our due >ack to the university for use of the ind liquor for the faculty house is \ Dining Services. Prices are similar versity eating establishments. The rs io receptions and special events the year in the faculty house." said lirector of (lining services. MeDaniel any prices. rations litation Act states (he university must he accessible by HMO XiHAMS department has conducted hers to discuss the "attitudmal ngthe handicapped, Lundgrcn said ies must be made tor handicapped lork at the same pace as the rest of st handicapped students are able to s the other students," he added. \<> icon mrca to teach the handicapped the efforts of the special programs y I'SC President James B. Holder is an interest in the handicapped aid. [udentscomc to USC "because we're cording to Lundgren. Many want to so they also can be productive in the "The old myths about handicapped the university wants to keep up with capped, he said.