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Jg Friday Volume LXX, No. 29 University of South Carolina, Columbia, S.C. Nov. 2, 1979 ^I ^HattKKifl Bu - ^ - jW ^TKSXswtSKfri# h SG Vice President Michael Wednesday night's Senate meetin ' Trustee liasor may meet in By James Gamacock Sta The USC Student-Board of Trustee meet in the last week of November, ? vice president of Student Affairs. The liason committee's purpose is ti and concerns to the board of trustees, ex-officio chairman, six board memb USC system, including five students cording to George Curry, secretary of l W.S. Brockington, chairman of the c or so ago we had met rather frequer Student Government presidents and I meeting anytime them indicated." Th according to Curry. SG PRESIDENT Pete Haeseker s earlier this year because of the time i the committee. Haeseker said he also! who had applied for the position earliei It took time to have the member; "Up until a year or s rather frequently." Chairman, Stude Liason ( Responsibility Committee and then procedure that is necessary before according to Haeseker. Haeseker said he is planning to mt mittee, Marsha Duncan, dean of Stui vice president of Residential Life Ser with the trustee committee members meeting. The student committee mem Greg Worthy, SG treasurer and cor arrange a meeting between the sti members last week but was informed arrange for such a meeting. This att concern expressed on the McGuire iss THE COLUMBIA CAMPUS studer elude Haeseker, Worthy, Christine Jai Warshauer, SG vice president. One Haeseker said he is plannning to re\ appointment to this seat today. The c Duckett from USC-Aiken, Donna Willi Hope from USC-Spartanburg, and Lancaster. The trustee members include Bn* who seats on all board committees a Beasley, W.B. Hawkins, Frampton \ Jr., and Hugh L. WiUcox. B**nywy?i||> IIJPIW P ^^rW. N | 4- g 1 I^HflHCsL v^??L ' m ' ^ B Warshauer presides over 9- ____ k ^v ?rv* ? 4-4- ^ November Hale ff Writer Liason Committee will probably iccording to James B. Campbell, o communicate student problems ? : 1 -r ? a iic jjuiiniiin.ee i& uumpuscu ui an ers and nine students within the from the Columbia campus, acthe board of trustees. :ommittee, said, "Up until a year itly. I had spoken to the last two told them I was ready to have a e last meeting was Nov. 28, 1978, aid the committee had not met t took to approve the members of I l J:f/: u.. e:?i: n? -A?i i iiau umicuuy iinuing me siuuenis r in the spring. 5 go before the SG Powers and to ago, we had met ?W.S. Brockington int-Board of Trustees Committee Chairman go before the Student Senate, a annointment to the rommittet* ?et with the students on the comment Affairs, and Richard Wertz, vices, to establish a date to meet ? and establish an agenda for the bers have not met, he added, nmittee member, said he tried to jaeni memoers ana ine irusiee I that it took a two week period to empt was a result of the student ue, he said. it members of the committee inmes, Michael Couick, and Michael student seat has not been filled, aew applications and approve an ither student members are Randy iamson from USC-Coastal, Wesley Geoffrey Williams from USC:kington, R. Markely Dennis Sr., s an ex-officio chairman, John G. V. Toole Jr., William E. Whitney 1 Senate By James Hale Garrtocock Staff Writer A resolution requesting the bo? take steps to compliment Frank ] pass in the Student Senate Wednesd 1..1! A 1 A 1 A m m me resuiuuuii requesieu mai ivn to be a voting member of a comi successor. It continued that a c during halftime of the last home b the 1979-80 season renaming the ( the "Frank McGuire Coliseum" named lifetime honorary coach of 1 seat at mid-court behind the USC b? Valerie Cox, the senator wl resolution, said she felt that IV recognition for his contribution to 1 saia sne was aispieasea witn me t the McGuire issue; that student opi was not given enough recognition. SENATOR JAY JACKSON said i that students did not have inpu decision, but that Cox's resolution > seriously by the trustees. He sa resolutions to the board would only from the Senate. 1 /-I - JJ- J ocuaiui mitiiaci ^uuiliv auueu trustee liason committee should be board of student's opinions and ; pressed by Senate resolutions. Senator George Mineff said he fe support of McGuire. He said he wi majority of students instead of the IJSC educ By Teresa Weaver Gam#cock Staff VVrlter USC education programs ui derwent a comprehensive thre day accreditation process la: week, USC Provost Fran Borkowski, said. The accreditation study focuse on the College of Education, bi imrAl AO ? ?/>! in v \ji v vu uiiici azy wci Education programs include thos in any individual college that ai concerned in any way with tfc preparation of teachers, accordin to Borkowski. The study, conducted by th National Council for the A< creditation of Teacher Educatioi is done on a regular basis at tti request of the university. Th accreditation has been done ever ten years in the past, but is no being changed to a seven-yes basis, according to John Doll] 1 l*+* ~" i iSSI^hh (wn L . Jg|KLja fir JP pTg||^ilB \.X ;.y ft ro honor McGuirt : denies p THE DEBAT on the resolutit ird of trustees to of 25.15. Howe^ McGuire failed to committee, wi lay. Jeff Floyd, Ho cGuire be allowed Allen and Ruffi mittee to hire his After the m< eremony be held directed in a i asketball game of eauitable deb .aronna Coliseum President of th icn iu3 he should not b JSC with a special needed a m< isketball team contribution, ; 10 proposed the student Senate IcGuire deserved fojiPfi USC athletics. She In other Se rustees' action on Committee pl n.on in the matter establish a n(T? The committee Committee it was unfortunate reapportioning t on the board's more than on vould not be taken Towers, w id sending many dormitories. F alienate the board Hotel was giv Currently, th that the student- represented in used to inform the _ BARBARA 1 should not be ex- Investigation illegal actiom Commission sit students were in irregularities is speaking for the problems and * 'silent minority.'' nothing wrong Focus on accreditat :ation prog acting dean of the College Education. "THE ACCREDITATION wa! n- very broad, encompassi e- review," Borokowski said. Th st had specific guidelines to follow I k looking at the quality of the facu program, the governance of t ;d faculty in establishing n< it programs, the success of t 1. graduates, the physical facilitu ;e financial support, and mu e more." le Dolly said he was pleased wi ig the accreditation process. "I thi it went well. We won't he le anything definite for sevei c- months, but overall I think it wc i, very well." le The NCATE will send USC te preliminary report about the fii y of December, which the College w Education will be expected ir respond to in written form. /, Both forms will be sent " ""^MB^ctSS IS^R Wk JBk ad in the HaHoween festivities i roposal 'E ended when Couick called for a vote >n. The resolution failed by a hand vote /er, a later vote established an ad hoc th Senators William Fox, Matt Ward, uston Fitzpatrick, Marc Liles, Paul J. in Weaver appointed as members, meting Ward said the debate was not 'air manner. He said there had to be ate on the Senate floor and "the e benate has to be impartial and if not e up there." Ward continued that USC imorial to acknowledge McGuire's and said he felt that apathy in the ; was one of the reasons the resolution nate business, the Reapportionment -esented their recommendations to ! voter distribution for Senate districts. ;'s proposal was readily approved, member Danny Powell said the jnt would not allow dormitories to have ! representative with the exception of hich houses more students than other 'owell also said the Wade Hampton en a representative lor next year. ie Wade Hampton Hotel is not the Senate. 3ERRICK presented the Homecoming Committee report and said that no > on the part of the Homecoming had been found. She said the were a result of administrative 1 the Homecoming Commission did ion ram studied of NCATE in Washington, D C. where a final accreditation decision will 5 a be made. "We'll be lucky to hear ng anything final before February," ley Doily added. For Ity NCATE representatives were he involved in the accreditation research from Oct. 22 through Oct. he 24, Dolly said. "They looked at ss, programs, organization, ch resources, libraries, buildings, everything. They looked at all the ith components that in any way, nk shape, or form train or teach ar people so that they can become ral accredited teachers," he added. ;nt The accreditation went smoothly even though the College of a Education has been involved in rst some receni cnanges, according 10 of Dolly. "We've had a lot of changes to ? a new president, a new provost, and we'll be getting a new dean to soon," he said. r^jAI hMfllf > JK^H if the Golden Spur Wednesday