The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 09, 1979, Page Page 4, Image 4
Faculti
By Tore;
vjamouotp
A proposed faculty $
resubmitted to the Facult;
vote in the Faculty Senate
On a motion by Eldon
School, the proposed proc
committee for consider;
suggested during the meel
Morris Blachman of Go^
Studies Department beg;
grievance procedure. He
clearer, more specinea to
of powers of the Grievance
"CERTAIN All HAS ve
some consideration. As it
distinguish between an i
formalized grievance," B1
Wedlock argued for a m
proposed procedure. "Th
procedure. The hearing i:
peal isn't an appeal. Thei
the (Grievance) committe
Ferry Ashley, chairma
Committee, later asked f(
against the proposed proc
and submitted to the con
statements include exDlan
isn't a hearing" and exa<
needed within the documei
There was nothing new
but that it was just a
procedure, Ashley said. '
whole system together so
the faculty handbook," he
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MONCKS CORNER, Sj
? i wu I'uiiureii were nine
injured today when a
, trailer collided with a scho
Berkeley County, officials!
i Deputy Berkeley
Coroner James Preache
tified the dead as Edsel N
and Terry Martin, both
Moncks Corner.
The coroner said the 3E
children were being treate
hospitals throughou
Charleston area, most of
North Trident Regional Ho
all lib thum are
seriously enough to
hospital treatment," F
said.
The bus was going to I
Middle School inMoncks
after picking up students I
Lakewood and Chapperell
of the county.
Parents who came u
wreckage pulled along*
road trying to find out
: 1 1
i imui en wei u invuiveu.
The accident occurred al
a.m. six miles south\
Moncks Corner on U.S. \7A
KAY BROWN, a g
counselor, said from the sc
morning, "The children I
not really aware of what h
yet." She said there were
to close the school, whicl
enrollment of about 550.
The truck, driven by J.F
sheared off the left side of
jumped an embankment,
tree and overturned, accc
reports. The driver was tr
the wreckage for a short til
Mont Morton, a spokes
the State Department of E
in pAlnmhio noi/1 f U/
in v/uiuiuuia omiu lilt
belonged to James C. ]
Trucking Inc. of Charles
vas carrying gravel.
Correctioi
The Gamecock inadv
reported in the Nov. 5 is:
Joseph Ryan is a mem be
J Faculty Senate. There
j commission reviewing tl
policy, it is being viev/ec
Standards and Petition Co
? a standing university co
i composed of faculty and s
! The Gamecock regrets the
\j Senat
?a Weaver
; Staff Writer
grievance procedure was
y Advisory Committee by a
meeting Wednesday.
Wedlock of the USC Law
cdure was sent back to the
at ion of several changes
ing.
/eminent and International
in the floor debate of the
was in favor of creating a
rmat and establishing a list
i Committee.
ry desperately cry out for
stands now, it s difficult to
informal complaint and a
achman said.
ore sweeping reform of the
is is not a valid grievance
sn't a hearing, and the apre
is no remedial power of
ie," he said.
n of the Faculty Advisory
A. _1 _ _1 . A
)i any exienaea argumenis
edure to be put into writing
imittee. He asked that the
lations of "why the hearing
:tly what clarification was
nt.
in the proposed procedure,
, codification of existing
'We're trying to bring the
it appears as one section of
added.
? ? m -tf ?
wo childi
ed in sch
C. (AP) The bus dri
d and 38 Taylor, was "jus
tractor- Anthony Ladd o
ol bus in County Hospital,
SaiCi vvaa icmcil.
County MORTON SAI1
t iden
ossinger
2-" f ri
t injured
d at four I M g
it the I JBLJbL
them at I Parklc
spital. I]
injured 1 THE
renu ire I
j _
teacher I
li i zc
'comer I
iide the 1
if their
Dout 7.4.) ^ ^
-vest of >
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iere are *
appened y
no plans * T
1 has an ^ I r CH
\ Orvin,
the bus, > CAPST
struck a
>rding to k CAFE1
apped in
me. >
a abmwbi
man lor v h
ducation mm m u mm Ml
truck 0vnmm
uammill >
ltonand russe
; ho us
i
ertently tj2? j
sue that it~ jb|
t of the ifc?
1 by the > vl
mmittee l v
mmitt.ee l
itudents. t
error.
emeet
THERE WAS A LAT1
resolution exempting fa
procedure for handling
hand vote passed a m<
exemption recommend;
Committee.
In other business, I
v.... J.,,1
i.iiciiigt;a l^uiiiuiciiucu
mi t tee.
Several changes in th
by unanimous vote.
Programming, and <
Cartography, were add
(Contemporary Soviet
from the course listings.
There was a change i
GINT 440, and a change
GINT 480, Politics anc
Union.
A QUESTION OF pai
up at the end of the mee
floor noted a quorum of i
for the voting that had ta
The Senate Parliam<
were valid because no
before the voting.
A person, identifying
faculty member," said
because there was no as
future someone insure t
senators.
rresiaeni James ts. ti<
addressed the senators
sity's official response t
Education Master Plan c
several suggested revisi*
ren kilie
1 1
OOl ous
ver, Verbeteen been
t shaken up," Dr. sevei
f the Charleston La
said, where she brou;
bees
) the woman had
r
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UWIUU
ind Plaza, Cayce
CHOICE OF <
>iy The return ?
L and what's r
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with the allig<
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ingheld &
bega
secoi
oppo
KK move by Ashley to pass a planl
culty members from the state Sumi
grievances. After a debate, a Un
ave by Wedlock to table the Kath
ation of the Faculty Advisory Sumi
comt
the Senate approved grade or iti
by the Grade Change Com- legis
take
le curriculum were approved howe
Geography 554, Spacial YVI
Geography 555, Computer tornc
ed as new courses. GINT 441 Welfi
Foreign Policy) was deleted deni<
n the title and description of ?|^
in the number of GINT 582 to w
1 Government of the Soviet
iiamentary procedure came ? ig
ting, when someone from the to II
senators had not been present Vx |
iken place. ? |
jntarian declared the votes 12 I
call for quorum was made |
; himself as "an interested
he was extremely concerned j^sSS
quorum and asked that in the
he presence of a majority of [j
alderman, who also attended, I
anH nrocontoH fhn nninar. I
' UI1V4 VOVIllV-U (1 IV, Mill WI "
o the Commission for Higher
iraft of August 1979, outlining
ons of the document.
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- "7 >accident
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driving school buses for six or A
ti years.
dd said six children who were
ght to the hospital seemed to Gou
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