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4 'Soui it (.aroli na i.I Iji'ciry gCainpu^ Monday Volume LXX, No. 2"7 University of South Carolina, Columbia, S.C. Oct. 29, 1979 aBH^Bp fPlllll ^- 'A Students man Stude ofMcC v By Jaf Feeley Qtmtcodi Staff Wrtt?r An angry crowd of USC i gathered in front of the < Administration Building T1 night to hold a protest a over their displeasure u board of trustees f replacement of head ba coach Frank McGuire. The students beean the about 10 p.m. The crowd < pro McGuire slogans and to various speakers, ir members of the basketbal who voiced their supp? McGuire. "This issue is much mo basketball, it's a test of s rights," Mike Doyle, ba: team captain, said. "T ministration doesn't give ; about what the student's With this decision, they thi have beaten the students he said. CHE Bv Jaan Ralstc Gamacock Staff Wri The USC Board of Truste to support a report drav President James B. Hoi expresses concern ov deficiencies in the Commif Education Master Plan draf These deficiencies invoh the USC School of Medicin General Studies and Ei eomnuter science orooran campus system of USC, as i Master Plan. "The draft makes certi about the present state an secondary education in which USC cannot, with res unchallenged/' the report s1 THE PURPOSE of the M coordinate post seconder South Carolina and to fort made by the state's ma toward becoming cornp nationally-recognized ini opportunities for learning f desires it. The Master Plan limits tl c ilili' :/? 0/7 f/10 Bates House Rat nts rail i juire, Si MARK CONNAU< basketball forward, students that the team was i Osborne board's decision to ki?9*esl nir oc fVin nrvnnil fKi nui outtj ao IUU Luatu tui uu amp-out at a special meeti rith the sday's practice. >lanned "Coach told us 1 sketball will remain as our season, and as of . protest will sever all ties v chanted that time the coach listened option to stay for th icluding his contract as h ll team cultant " Pnnnaiioh ort for Connaughton ha< for the faction who re than McGuire replaced. >tudents Coach McGuire is sketball by self-centered p< he ad- own self-centered a damn said. i think. At about 12 a.r nk they protestors left again," Building and held moment march ' 1MT * A?iUC?LC/ m * * Medicine es voted Friday cerned wit vn up by USC physiciant Iderman which encouragc er particular medical ision for Higher predisposi t of August 1979. shortage a re the status of Howeve; e, the college of Medical \ lginecring, the Charlestoi > onH iha nina. nOflflAmir * ??av? MIV IIUKV p ?^riwww eferred to in the state reso public 8er tin assumptions The pla d future of post Medicine i South Carolina MUSC. u\ pect, allow to go reserve tic La ted. with the M comprehi aster Plan is to Holderma y education in ify the progress THE U1 jor universities have a de >rehensive and or a can stitutions with programs or everyone who to the repc The rep< le USC School of the 1976-7 RU1MN K. P?C np to gather support for Frank McC y insuppo tudent rig, GHTON, senior campus chanting and , told the crowd awaken students and i informed of the for the protest. keejr McGulfe14 3 season THE MARCHERS ng after Thur- Capstone to McBi through the Towers tonight that he complexes, and th< coach for this President James B. 1 June 1 1980, he residence on the Horse vith USC. After When the marchc i could take the Holderman's house a le remainder of a.m., the number of s >asketball con- reached about 500. ton said. listened to more spe? i harsh words basketball players wished to have organizers. USC Car "I believe that then arrived at the being replaced moved the protestor jople, for their privately owned prope reasons," he The mood of the croi be good-natured but n. , about 100 dertone of disgust be the Osborne board's decision, a spur of the A student, who wish through the anonymous, said, Board supports r Plan defi by saying it should only be con- st ii the preparation of primary care A! i, according to Holderman. It also m is limiting admissions to the pc school to those students id to serving in rural and urban ireas. ot r, the plan recommends that the p* Jniversity of South Carolina at tr i continue to develop as an pt health care center and the major cc urce for education, research and ra nee in health-related areas. n states that the USC School of cc must operate in complement with pri Ve don't have any objections or pi >ns about cooperative programs aj [edical University, but we must be P* msive in our own right," th n Qflir) tp 9C SCHOOL of Medicine cannot wi partment of f urgery of radiology sa diology program because these si already exist at MUSC, according re >rt. in wrt said r&pect must be shown for fo 7 State Appropriations Act which lo doiii sides. it ] THERE WEF ween McGuire ; value of the sett] Not until Thui to stay on with board offered h said. McGuire 1 ? gamecock sultation until J tuire. official relation: "Frank felt it i-i-i 1 jj completely tea k fT realized under t " 1 m* leave, Felder a< "Once we cle I . was simply a m fl IS AFTER FEL \ they made a p was taken to F clapping to was('no hassle rally support Tim Quinn, 1 board which w drawn up. "Th< moved from we meshed th yde Quad, McGuire." and Bates "This agreer ?n to USC said. "It is inte Holderman's derogatory to o ;shoe. The settleme ;rs reached Board before it t about 1:30 L?? students had The crowd because I think iches by the know that the onH nrntoct UA1V4 vvvui auuui U1CI& llldl npus Police enjoy being ignor scene and s off of the THE STUDEN rty. sit-in demonstral vd seemed to presidents house had an un- and a list of dems cause of the The early mc ed to remain planned to prese "I'm here to the board of Holderman icienciej ates, "It is not the intention of th< isembly to merge the two s< edicine or to place either scl ksition of control over the other." Holderman said he did not kno her medical schools in the nation ogramatic limitation is placed aining of physicians or how prin lysicians could train in any oth mprehensive medical school wi inge of specialties. "The USC School of Medicir ummittment to provide the s1 ictitiioners I in all needed areas imary care in rural areas, indi {ency physicians and special ovide the consulting function re e former," the report stated. THE USC SCHOOL of Medici emely cost efficient because I thin a pre-existng university, t tid. It is able to utilize support ich as the university's finance, f isearch and computer divisions, dividual school of medicine mm r itself. Concerning admissions, the re ird appr< igreemei By Jean Ralston Gsmvcock 8taff Writer d of Trustees approved an agreem head basketball and assistant a USC in which McGuire will vol id of the 1979-80 basketball season -vill be paid in installments of $10 ars beginning July 1, I960. >ne of McGuire's attorneys, said, " s not an overpayment or an underpj IE TWO major questions during t and the board concerning McGuir lement of his contract, according to sday morning was it evident that A the university in the public relatioi im effective after the 1979-80 baskc will be available to the university fune 30, 1980. Thereafter he will h? 3 with the university. was in the best interest of the univ ve," Felder said. Both the univ he circumstances and without any 1 Ided. ared the hurdle in regards to whetlu atter of bargaining for money," Fe! f\l?D ?*T?ri *?ani*nc<nnfiirn Innn T/\ol i aiiu i cpi co^iaivc ucau IUC11 ' rojection for the monetary settler L. Markley Dennis, chairman of th with the figure," Felder said, university attorney, then drew up as put together with the proposals i two documents were very similar em into one document it was si nent dissolves all disputes betweer nded to forestall any comments of r critical of the other." ;nt must be approved by the S.C. can go into effect. tne Doara snouia enierea a r students do care ternoon. itution and don't Joe Scalera ed." said, "We ar< our list pres TS staged a short members as i :ion in front of the meeting. If w< at about 2:15 a.m. them considc mds were read. submit it to committee (t >rning protestors voice within I nt these demands them heard trustees as tney added. > recogni e General the policy of giving chools of predisposed to serving 100I in a many difficulties, in possibility of discrimin The Master Plan st iw of any derstand the true nati (i where a General Studies within upon the Holderman said. "It i lary care inaccurate suggests er than a quality universities d th a wide year associate degree ded. le has a "USC will only be tr tate with it offers associate thn inoliiHino th#> r?nnrt Raid Ma lis trial or senior state institu ists who associate degree pro) quired by the report. ONE OF THE PUR1 ne is ex- of General Studies is it exists level academic pr he report without regard to : services economic status. This personnel, the statement in the 1 which an "benefits of poet-secor it provide denied because of sc economic status." port said 3ves it ent Friday between thletic director for luntarily resign his with a settlement of 0,000 a year over a I $400,000 seemed fair ayment." J he negotiations bete's freedom and the Felder. < IcGuire did not want is position which the :tball season, Felder for advice and contve no obligations or ersity and himself to ersity and McGuire hostility that he must 1 er he would stay on, it laersaia. j talked with McGuire,! nent. This projection! e board, where there! i a document for the Toal and Felder had J ," Felder said. "After gned by Dennis and i the parties," Dennis any nature which are Budget and Control neeting Friday afi, protest organizer, 5 going to try to get ented to the board they come into their e aren't able to have ?r it, then we will the student liason he student's current the board) and have that way," Scalera zed priority to students in rural areas causes eluding the obvious lation. tows a failure to untune of the College of i the USC framework, makes the inherently a that major high o not engage in two 5 programs," he ad uly comprehensive if High Ph.D. degrees," ny other prestigous tions also conduct grams, according to POSES of the College to make university ograms accessible a student's sociois in accordance with Master Plan that the kdary education be not >cial environment or Se?Boordp.3