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GAMECOCK Thursday, Nov. 10, 1977 University of South Carolina, Columbia, S.C. Volume LXIV >To. 20 ? ^ I , n " * Clemson f 'most diffi By BRIAN TURNER Gamecock Staff Writer This year's ticket pick-up for the Car one of the largest and most difficult in Beckham of the student senate athle ^ Those who waited in line for tickets process caused by the numerous check Beckham said "we've never had these approximately 600 people have reqt receipts with the treasurer's office." Treasurer Howard Rhodes confirm year he has ever seen involving fee re< or 50 requests to replace lost receipts,' 95 percent of the replacements we've r to the football games." THE CHECKING procedure at the paring every student fee receipt agains of original receipts that have since be< lost original turned up, it was taken fro ? Davis to r< as USC pr? Hy JANKT CIBSON (iamccock Staff Writer US(J Provost I>r. Keith E. Davis is r q to assume full-time research and tea Davis announced his resignation in James Holderman. His resignation he academic year. I IK WAS APPOINTED to the posi president William H. Patterson after provost. "My priority is on my major < administration," Davis said. "I want to go back to my research. 1 urmll?*i hoiiA Un/4 nmU ??CI OVIUIU I1U VV IIUU IU Wail UllUlllCi 11VC thinking about it for about 18 months n help with the new transitionby letting 1 it now." Holderman has accepted the resigns ft be appointed by June 1 to find a new pr< The 40-year old native of Greensbor< and headed the department of psychol coming to USC. He has also taught at rrinceion university. DAVIS* MAIN interest is communi exciting field with interesting develoj He said he will continue with researc! "When 1 was in Colorado in the ' movements and the breaking up of ma did extensive research on married coi Davis will teach in the Departmenl ? AAcGuire ol USC President James B. Holderman has confirmed reports that he and head basketball coach < Frank McGuire have been < discussing the coach's future at the l University. < The Gamecock is taking a general information survey of t USC students whose telephone . j numbers were selected at . random by computer. Wo ^ appreciate your cooperation in | the project in the event you are , called to participate. J tick-up (SB icult' j olina-Clemson football game was recent years, according to Steve tic committee. Hfe will remember the long and slow ;s of student IDs and fee receipts. ^ ''v safeguards before, but this year IlllS lested replacement of their fee ed this, saying this is the worst . eipts. "Usually we get maybe 40 e > 1~: 1 ?iJ=? *?? ... m; 1-a.jjuuiii'u, auuing prooaoiy k ~ nade this year were for entrance pick-up basically involved com- "? JP * ?t a list provided by t he treasurer J p|i?f mi replaced. Beckham said if the m the student presenting it. "Not See PICK-UP, page 5 esign W. Flora i ? _ M H | 1 111 < ^ ^ ?ffer'r esigning the chief academic post ink 4 ching duties here. B a Nov. ;i letter to USC President comes effective at the end of the tion in Decewmbcr 1974 by ex serving nine months as acting career goals and not on long-term [f 1 didn't mnkp :i HwisiAn tnnn 1 n?> years or so. Actually I've been Gamecocl ow. I felt it was my obligation to 'resident Holderman know about Tuition wood, R-C ition and a search committee will N.Y., hav Dvost. may be t? ), N.C. attended Duke University The sen ogy at Rutgers University before Strom Th? the Ulniversity of Colorado and a bill to deduct on ty psychology. He calls it, "an their inco Mnents." student w h in marital counseling. Accordi ;0s, I noticed alternate lifestyle public col ny marriages. My students and I over the | lples and those living together." institution t of Psychology. 'fered non-coc Holderman released a statement President Tuesday saying McGuire has been uttered a non-coaching position "IN A which would move the coach to the tember University's branch campus in suggested Conway, effective at the end of the position... 1977-78 basketball season. and concii and inU In the statement, llolderman committer ;aid "it was suggested to me by Trustees, Sdward M. Singleton, vice challenge ^resident and director of Coastal forth in d< Carolina College, that a Director of position i Intercollegiate Athletics for the lember 22 iystem of four- and two-year "This n< arnpuses be appointed by the Carolina a jiMw& r - * 1*q^^w|^HP:'-- "'^jKJjfiL^ -f*? Monday through Wednesi a Martin surveys the at the Kussell House. ' igs at a plant sale held sale, described as "v fox break for s Packwood-Moynihai s500 maximum ta ,11 All ( Staff Writer "AT 11 very rich time is approaching, and if Sen. Hob Pack a"'e *? i! >re., and Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan, I)- talented, e their legislative way, some of the sting make the iken out of next year's bill. ^ ators, along with 46 co-sponsors including their edi jrmond of South Carolina, have introduced ducemenl Congress that would allow taxpayers to studies, a e-half of their educational expenses from veteran s mp tflv A mavimnm *\f Cr:/\n DTOViCiG ...v. vv<.?. I iMMrttiuuiii V1VUII Ul J/L'l * r . ould be allowed. noting vet ng to Sen. Packwood, "Education costs at '? wor* 1 leges and universities climbed 55 percent past five years and 52 percent at private "THE < IT" enough," iching job at brc President for Intercolle Athletics...interested ( LETTER dated Sep- McGuire sufficiently that 14, Dick Singleton conversations were held oi Coach McGuire for this matter. The new assigi After consultation with would begin at (he end of tin irrence or the executive 78 basketball season, ircollegiate athletics "I plan to continue ;s of the Board of the discussions with Coach Mc I discussed this or, if in the event he withi with McGuire, setting from consideration, other pc tail the scope of such a because I believe the need foi n a letter dated Sep leadership in athletics in system is a critical one." sw opportunity to serve s Special Assistant to the BEFOKK ll()IJ)KKMAN i =^^^==j==l==j==v ww IwVL f ? fc :^L 4| 4 fm W B^9 jMUji^HBl 1 ffh P| P 'i / .r [lay Hie successful." was snnnsnrpH __ cry by the pledges of Sigma Chi. J tudenfs i bill would allow a ix credit per student IK ItATK costs are dim )ing, soon only the .... .... ?I? r.. . , mv > ci y jnnu lilt." very Dl llllillll Will DO ifford college, and (hat leaves out many hard-working people who should he able to ir own educational choices," he said. ition to helping students' parents finance ication, the bill could l>e "quite an inI" to veterans wishing to continue their iccording to Brad Thurber, coordinator of tudent affairs. Thurber said the hill could n "alternative resource" for financial aid. terans are usually "older, married and have o support their families." [ I KIIJ. is great, hut it's sometimes not Thurber said. "I've never heard veteran See Tl'ITIONS. page ' inch campus llic ctnli.m.,..! Il I... J I n.M.w ...o nidiniKin, uifiv rum necn oach reports McGuire was l>eing per other suaded to resign before the start of 11 I he this basketball season. According linent to local newspaper reports, 1977- McCiuire indicated last week lie had been asked to resign, but these planned to "sit on his contract." Ciuire But McGuirc declined to make :!raws any further comment on the rsons, situation because he is worried i on,.!! ? ". iiuitiii-oi me oasKclball i our learn, he raid. "11 is on in pportune time for me to be talking about it," he said. issued related column, page 10