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GAM ECOCK Monday, Nov. 14, 1977 University of South Carolina, Columbia, S.C. Volume LXIV, No. 20 < . ) 1 * Jump bail Liz Isherwood, chairr basketball marathon he " weekend, watches two p for a Jump ball. The mi use Educ Foundatic , state app me y*L*> HI HE m M ffl He SI 'HB- jK^T-ajfey-v- 'f|I?| l AR^ _ |K^ Mil Is? k v ^wfc -v n nan of the 24-hour by the College of Id on campus this Fraternity Cot larticipants stretch Carolina Cares, arathon, sponsored ational m augments ropriations Jim Carlen termed ^ Columbia Police 1 been questioned ab readily admitted to Arriwniiq; to made. Damages we side-view mirror. 1 windshield. According to Caul get all these report (Dantonio and \Vils< Although no chari destruction of p misdemeanor vvnuh a magistrate. The |pll||M ' ! incident is a separ 1 Libro ? note Kenneth Toomt ShBHH publications sugg neeaea 10 suppon Bill Boine?u--THE GAMECOCK Toombs Said pi j vandalism. Other Journalism and the Inter- and pictures of nu< incil, netted $1,200 for j | VANDALIZED By TERRY POLCARI Pinniprnrk Ktnff W'rUpr USC is "state assisted" rather than "state sup ported" according to USC officials, and because of this the USC Educational Foundation has been in operation since 1956 to get extra funds for (he university. The foundation lias raised $1,720,000 for 1977-78 year which more than doubles the figures received by USC five years ago, said lialph Canine, director of fund raising for the foundation. Most of the foundation s donations come from business, but the university is working to increase en tdals hit o mirrors id 22 side-view mirrors were broken in a vandalism Ureen and Pickets Streets Oct. 20. eyewitnesses to the incident led city and campus rar parked at the Roost. One eyewitness reported, )ut on the terrace at Preston when these guys drove >een about four of them. One guy leaned out with a nd broke a side-view mirror off a car. I saw him hil laughing and cutting up." impus police officer, the hood of the car was .still rrived at the Roost. The dark blue Maverick, license is found to be registered to (?ene Wilson, a receiver 1 team. witnesses chased the car on loot as iar as the I' Iv n break 11 side-view mirrors down Sumter Street." vn the license tag number, returned lo his room and lolice. "The campus police came first, then the t il\. indie it from there. We never heard anything else Dantonio, a defensive end for the Ciamecocks. were ying in the N.C. State game on Oct. 29 lor what coach "disciplinary reasons." Chief \V. H. Cauthen said Wilson and Danlonio had out the incident. "Both of these young men have it and have agreed to make restitution." lie said. a city patrolman there were no arrests or charges re estimated by this officer to be $2f> to $35 lor each He made no estimate for the replacement of the then, 10 incident reports have been filed. "When we s in and our investigation is completed, then the\ >11) will in all nrnh.'iliilitv hi>" tw> ciirl - ------? r. bv v*' "v 'Ml"' f?es have been made, the charge would bo malicious rivate properly, according to Cant hen. The :1 be answerable in a lower court under the |x>wers ot maximum penalty is $100 or :H) days in jail. "Kach ate case," Cauthen said. iries, films ensoreu Vriter ) problem to the USC libraries or the Kussell ilm.se s Cinematic Arts Committee,- they are not subject to >s, director of libraries said the university buys ested by the faculty and it "acquires whatever is the collection in the libraries. jhlications, such as Playboy, are often subject to publications, including classic art books are torn up ie women are often taken from them MATERIALS are replaced when necessary, Toombs See CKNSORSIIIl*, patfe 1 jliimni Hnimlianc li'liich :irn nnu' nnlv 7 iu>rt'<>nl Canine. LESS THAN f>0 percent of the university's budget is supported by state appropriations. Tuition and other fees charged to students have been raised sub stantially to the point where they now add significant portion to the university's basic funding Still, it is recognized that no public university can uivuiltlM rnanh itc i vi>t/>nt i > I withnnl nriu!il<> fiiiwii: The Educational Foundation is governed by a l>oard of directors composed of 26 members selected See FOUNDATION, page t