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ALL OF THE RENOVATION
and university deadline of 108
will occur after 1980 will involv
colleges.
we iry 10 smootn over the |
students can concentrate 01
Victoria Fox, director of Affir
Fox said the university is "po
Computer c
No pi
By Victoria A1
Gamecock Staff
no computer crimes have be
Computer Services administrc
Jack Cooper, vice president
Division, said computer crimes
white-collar crimes, do not ej
vices because unauthorized ]
their computers will "logicall
them out of the records."
Each transmission is lock<
which determines whether the
files. A key code for each fi
computer if the transmission <
he said.
William Eccles, associate
Department of Mathematics, <
Statistics, said about three ye
cessfully wrote a program foi
would enable them to get oth<
However, the students only
cnulri he Hnnp nnrf rnmmittfn
some protection against compi
their complexity," Eccles si
would be difficult for a student
computers to get his record
Petigru.
Donn B. Parker, a leading re
crimes and author of the book
said colleges and universities
for computer crimes because c
tampering with computers as
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By Mary Lou Smart
OimKotk Stall Writ*
The USC Treasurer's 01
plans to discontinue its ch
cashing service, accordinj
Bernard Daetwyler, system
president for business and fins
"The university is not ir
banking business," he said.
The Treasurer's Office
provided the check-cashing ser
because students have asked f<
he said. "With all of the b<
around campus now, it's no loi
necessary. The service interf
with other duties of the office
we plan to eliminate it in
future," he said. However, no
has been set for its discontinua
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IS have both a federal plan until 1980 to i
0. Renovations which more people were i
e Barnwell and Davis program now bee
project was well u
physical needs, so the "We have not sec
i their academics," technology because
mative Action, said. He said the adva]
lishing" the transition future, because of
:rime
roblem a
drich Yet several colleg
Wr??tr are facing criminal
*n reported at USC, a of computer tamper
itor said. USC would be time,
of Computer Services and 250 computer s<
>, commonly known as 25 spaces available <
cist at Computer Ser- might write letters 1
programs punched in on the computer, bt
y and physically lock are plenty of spaces
said.
id in by a computer The number of hi
transmission is on the minals is computed
le will not unlock the student turned in
loesn't match the file, worked 10 hours, th
Professors will giv
professor of the mathematical probl
Computer Science and students to observe
sars ago students sue- computer, he said,
r the password which Eccles said he e
er students' files. homework or play g
wanted to see if this is "all part of the 1
d no crime. "You get There are two
iter crimes because of professionals in the
lid. For example, it code for students. '
who is learning to use cheating in the stui
s from computers at If a student was <
privileges to use th
searcher on computer Eccles said. The un
"Crime by Computer" serious computer ci
are breeding grounds have access to com
ampuses treat student there are no super
a Drank. public terminal roc
irer's Offio
ccashina s<
The 15 cents service charge for
each check cashed is imposed to
fice compensate for the university cost,
ie?to Daetwyler said- "This is not
vice suPP?sed ^ be a university funded '
ince. service. It is an auxiliary service
i the S*10U*(* Pay *or itse^ by means
of a service charge and not statekas
appropriated funds or the student
vice fee- We hire a clerk to cash the
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finish the modifications. She said
ible to work with the handicapped
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in what is going to be happening in
e of (Section) 504." Thurh??r sniH
nces which will be made in the
Section 504, were limitless.
m V V
Itu&u
;e students across the nation now
charges of fraud or theft because
ing. "The most serious misuse at
Eccles said."Time costs money
:ience students have to share the
on their two computers. Students
0 their girlfriends or play games
it this is usually done when there
1 available on the computer/' he
ours a student works on the teron
time cards, Cooper said. If a
15 hours of time when he only
tat could be considered a crime,
e assignments such as fames.
ems or Snoopy calendars for the
e the different functions of the
ncourages students to do their
ames on the computer because it
learning process."
codes of ethics printed for
field of computer science, but no
"Students adhere to the rules on
dent handbook," Cooper said,
caught misusing a computer, his
e computer would be suspended,
iversity would take action on any
imo Ha cotH that ehi/tanto Ar\
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puters at all times, and although
visors, there are students in the
im who act as assistants.
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srvice
checks. The service charge isn't
covering her salary. It's not worth
it," he said.
The check-cashing service has
been available to USC students for
about 30 years, according to
Treasurer Howard Rhodes The
service may be moved to the
bookstore, but no definite plans
have been made, he said.
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