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\ % w #. .-<4 . < -4 ^ .. : ^ . . ' SCffOOl -1 jSf ~ , J" r.-'. College School By Teressa Weaver Gamecock Staff Writer Selection of a new dean of the College of Education should be comoleted bv the onri of fall semester, according to USC Provost Frank Borkowski. Candidates for the position have been narrowed to two, both of whom will be invited to the USC campus for a second visit before a final decision is made. Dale Nitzschke. dean of Education at the University of Northern Iowa, and John Mulhern, dean of the College of Education at East Michigan, are the two educators now being considered for the position. BOTH CANDIDATES have made a previous visit to USC to meet with administrative officers of the College of Education as well as faculty and students. "But," Borkowski said, "with the exceDtion of President Holderman. they haven't met anyone within the administration." "It's customary, and I like to make it a policy for a position of such importance, for the candidates to come back a second time," Borkowski explained. A committee set up to examine possibilities for the new dean also made a trip to the campuses of the two final candidates before making their recommendations to the provost. Frances O'Tuel, chairperson of the Dean Search Committee, said, "We went as emissaries of the provost to determine if the style and feedback of the two individuals' programs would match with our needs here." Till? IW A M rnmmitfno 1 lll'j 1/Iiilil UVUI Vll VV/IIIIIIItVVVy sent their final recommendation to the Office of the provost Oct. 18. "At the present time, everything is in the hands of the Provost. Any announcement will come from that office," O'Tuel said. 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C. a.' % * , ? ? . . * . f r~" I iaWP: { v *' ?i "*SW3* _ j?& " 4^ .. * * . .. -A :d! cation i Nivn.'srrv soi: ' of Education Building on College. I seeks ne The provost's office is "in the process of considering the recommendations," according to Borkowski. "We will probably bring them both back to go through another set of interviews with another group of people," he said. A FINAL DECISION should be reached by at least December, Borkowski said. "One main reason I'm delaying a decision is that one nf thp fanriiHutpc nan'l finrl tho time to come to the campus. It's hard to get the scheduling worked out," he added. There are still important items to be discussed with the applicants for the position of dean, Borkowski said, including salary and job conditions. "Once we get into that, we may run into disagreements," he said. "We still have a good way to go, but we have made a major step in narrowing the field to two. Both candidates are highly qualified and very impressive, and I'm heartened by that," Borkowski said. ~ i Discovering Heart Througl COLl 3106 (Tlillwood fl For information call 71 pi russefi h Uial-HnLi i The 24-hour Info of Activities Haf Around the Care I Coll 77 ? TH liloiin .v. .?^ ^ >' mm mm ^ m wMtm v.;. m%i John Parnell - GAMECOCK Sfreef. wdean The qualifications required of the new dean of Education are fairly rigid, according to Borkowski. He said, "We're looking for someone with academic credibility, experience in governance and administration, who is held in high regard on their present campuses and who can relate to the principles of the state." PROBABLY THE MOST important thing to consider in appointing a new dean for the College of Education. Borkowski said, is finding the person "who can provide leadership and principle to the College of Education over the next decade." Plan to Visit McKISSICK MUSEUMS on the Historic Horseshoe Monday?Friday 9?4 Sunday 1?5 Awakened h meditation lie talk and workshop j, Oct. 26, 8:00 p.m. Oct. 27, 10:00 a.m. jmem >HflRmflDHRTU venue Cola.S.C. '9-2969 or 788-5359 Pi U| ouse ? -Activitu ne % irmotion Service opening In and lina Community. 7-7488 ' j Closed cirt tickets to By Andia A/ Gamecock Sta The athletic department and the < tickets to students and the general pu of Saturday's football game with Notn Money from ticket sales will go to tli to Bob Horning, Coliseum director. The athletic department will pay rei the C.D. Chesley Co. for its services. The C.D. Chesley Co., which is in doing the broadcast from South Bend handling the equipment here, accordir The screen will be 15' by 20' and wil side of the Coliseum. The broadcast wi Ray Faircloth, who is working wit! department, said it is costing the ath $20,000 to broadcast this game. They w 40,000 tickets in order to break even. * Ayr * I STAGE I A Gourmet's De Happy Hour 4:30 - 7:00 Mon. - Si Gourmet Sandwiches Served Till 12IV Great Drinks ? Nightly Entertaim f Open Mon. -Fri. 12 -2a.m., Sat. 11 Happy Hour Tuesday 12 - 2 a m I Open 11 a.m. for Lunch Disco open at 4:30 | Dinner served mghtl) | SPOOKTA |m Cosfume C< \\SS Pump kin Cc vyyv) C^ r^nt&Qt US ^ ^ I JI BSj- 9Lots of Prize Hi 0Bewitching |1 5. 00 f zuit game be sold lassey ff Writer "arolina Coliseum are selling $5 blic for closed circuit TV viewing 3 Dame. iLI-i!- J l A leainieuc department, accoraing ital cost to the Coliseum and pay charge of the operation, will be , Ind., and will be setting up and ig to Horning. I be set up on the Blossom Street II be in color, Horning said. i the ticket sales for the athletic letic department about $17,000 to ill V-.t^l 1 on fi/ui Ill nave IV OCIl UCIYVCCII JU,VAW ClUU coC fight it. 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