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Tk 1 1 isaKKe: n in admis A June 21 memo advising U! on the then-uncomimz Rakke followed by a second (July 13 the Bakke decision on USC University Counsel Phillip ] "This office has studi Supreme Court in their re the University of Califon also reviewed the materii for admissions procedui branch of the University decision does not requir procedures within the Ui "NOTE, however, that the development of affirn well as in other Universil programs, especially wh sifted student body or tc discriminatory practices ? 1 Jf _ _ _ A _ iKMaing a specmc quou persons identified on any while ethnicity may be process to achieve the goi be allowed to compete for be used as the basis for ei for a place in any class. "This office will be pta developing new or additk affirmative action along I analyzing any proposals 1 n^ft.1 ?? jdouc uisc iu ueuui. MCAT LSAT GRE DAT PCAT OC AT GMAT SAT VAT LSAT NMD I. II. tit ECFMG FLEX VQE NATL DENT BDS NURSING STANLEY H. KAPLAN EDUCATIONAL CENTER 1 est Preparation Specialists Since OPEN DAYS. EVENINGS & WEEK i^or Information, Please Call: (803) 256-0672 711 B Saluda Awe. Columbia, S. C. 1*205 mmtmmmmmmmmmmmmmammam Sumi s Reg.?to $4A Reg.?to $29 Reg.?to $19 * >t 1 * ' 4 * * * " * to changes sions policj SC administrators to make "no commer i decision by the Supreme Court has be ) memorandum concerning the "impact Admissions policy." M. Grier, author of the memo, wrote: ed the opinions rendered by the U.S. cent decision of Bakke v. The Regents oi lia (announced June 28, 1978). We have al provided us in response to our request es utilized by each school, college or . It is the opinion of this office that the e changes in any existing admissions niversity. ; the Bakke opinion clearly encourages lative action programs in admissions as ty activities. In such affirmative action ere designed to achieve a more diveri eliminate the effects of nnv nn>viniM , the court disapproved the practice of i of places to be filled exclusively by r ethnic basis. The court observed that given consideration in the admissions lis identified above, all applicants must - all places; ethnic background may not ^eluding any applicant for consideration ised to assist any college or campus in 1 9 - mai a amissions practices to strengthen the lines endorsed in the Bakke case, in 'or changes in policy, or in studying the ! The GAMECOCK is the studei newspaper of the University of Sou* | Caorlina and It published three times week on Monday, Wednesday an Friday during the fall and sprir semesters and once weekly on Thu sdays during both summer sessions wl i the exception of university holidays ai 1 examination periods. Opinions expressed in ti GAMECOCK are those of th? editors at not those of the University of Sou BOS Caroline. The University of South Carolina is i equal opportunity institution. Change of address forms, subscripts 1938 requests and other correspondent ENDS should be sent to the OAMECOCI . Drawer A, USC, Columbia, S.C. 2t20 Subscription rates are $5 per semesti L i and $2 for the summer sessions. I Third class postage paid at Columbl S.C. mer Sale on hoes i00 now $20 00 NOW $15 .00 NOW $10 fc & I > i n r i /? . f i -y Durruer street tmmmmmmtmmmmammKmmmmtammmmmmmmmm Guess who t USC sophomore Kathy Sam cater a campus squlrrers sup gratitude by assuming a woi : IS Tu)l restaurai I 1928 ROSEWOOD DRIVI nt jJ m y ? THE TWI-LITE'S LOST II r Eve PITCHERS OF DRAFT ON id rt? ! C/n*?*TT?a>TTT*T/-l )n TT a nnr ovsmxii x niwvx o rmrrr in Mo Ml <' PITCHERS ? $1.50 A1 r Tue [ BUDWEISER & WHISKER ? 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The $1.38 billion state budget has been in a conference committee comprised of both House and Senate members to iron out differing versions of -the bill, according to Pete Denton, vice president of finance. Denton said USC's budget was not a subject of contention. University funding was increased by the S.C. Senate Finance Committee by $1.75 million over the recommended $68,891,221 from the House Ways and Means Committee early in June. Denton said no monies have been added to the USC appropriations since then. IjraCOENElL ARMS HWMACY/g/ PMONfc 709-1599 % ? PEHimS.m. 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