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commitment to the traditional
ndards of higher education,"
d Dr. George Curry, secretary
the board. "It decided last year
hold an inauguration."
IT IS the university's first
juguration since the late Dr. J.
on McKissick was inaugurated
1937. It is only the third recorded
remony of its kind in the I7fi-year
itory of the university.
Holderman. 42, was elected
esident of I'SC in July, lie
cceeded Dr. William Patterson
Sept. 1, 1977.
A native <>f Morris, Illinois.
>lderman received ;i bachelor's
'gree from Northwestern
Diversity in Kvaston, 111
lit' tame to i M irom I he
lademy lor Kducat ional
evelopment, Inc., a national
insulting firm based in In
anapolis. Ho served ;is senior
ee president and director <?|
lblic policy programs at the lirm.
' in.* rnMnciTWiv will I.<><! >>
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10: l.r> a.m. with a prosessional of
bout 1,000 representatives of
isiting universities, honorary
:>cieties, alumni, students,
iculty, staff and friends of the
niversity. Music will l>e provided
y the I SC Orchestra under the
irection of Gordon K. Goodwin.
Gov. James B. Edwards will
ltroduce I)r. .luanita M. Kreps,
.S. Secretary of ( onimcrco, who
ill deliver Ihe Keynote address,
hairman of the I'SC Board of
rustees, T. Kston Marchant, will
resent the charge of Ihe board to
lie new president.
More than 5K) colleges and
niversities will be represented at
io inauguration. Most will paricipate
in an unusual hook
resent al ion honoring the
niversity. The volumes will he on
isplay in Thomas Cooper Library
ext year.
NCAA show
made here
A 28-minute documentary for the
National Collegiate Athletic
Association's National Youth
Sj>orts Program has been produced
by ISC's Instructional Services
Center in cooperation with the
College of Health and Physical
Education.
"Investment in Tomoi ow"
nrovides insieht into ihe urogram
which offers disadvantaged youth
an opportunity to participate in
group sports competition while
receiving instruction in basic
health and nutrition.
Taped on the campuses of USC,
Morehouse, Bethune-Cookman,
and Honda A&M, the program is
tentatively scheduled to l>e aired
over a Columbia T V station this
spring and is being considered lor
presentation during the half-times
of USC's regionally and nationally
televised basketball games