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Dance-a-thon Feb. 1-2.
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Orchestra and USC President
James B. Holderman will kick
off the 1980 "Great USC Super
Dance," a 24-hour dance
marathon beginning at 6 p.m.
Friday, Feb. 1 to raise money
for the Muscular Dystrophy
Association.
The dance-a-thon in Russell
House Ballroom will feature
local persona li ties and
musicians to provide entertainment.
The event is expected
to raise more than
$10,000 in pledged contributions
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from the community.
Couples must find financial
sponsors to pledge money for
each hour they dance and
complete registration forms to
participate. The contest ends at
6 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 2. All
dancers will receive tee-shirts
and free meals. ;
To register or for more information.
voluntopr H?nr>f?rc
should call the association at
799-7435. The dance is sponsored
by Sigma Alpha Epsilon
fraternity at USC, WNOK-FM
and Budweiser.
Cinematic Arts Presents
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RUSSELL HOUSE THEATRE
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draft will be presented to the
Faculty Advisory Committee,
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The draft is a series of compromises,
Lanfranco said. "We are
almost done with a pretty good
document ? it's a lot better than
what we have now," he said.
LANFRANCO SAII) USC needs a
new Academic Responsibility Code
because the university does not
have a long tradition of honor like
the University of Virginia or the
Naval Academy. This does not
mean that students are not honest
and the faculty is not responsible.
he said, but USC has no historical
honor code.
The code is being developed for
the small percentage of students
on campus who cheat, but will also
affect those who do not, he said.
The student who cheats tends to
lower the rest of the grades in a
class, especially a course graded
on a curve basis, he said.
The new Student Academic
Responsibility Code will affect
those caught in plagiarism,
copying or cheating on an exam,
Lanfranco said. The fear of
punishment has to be a deterrent to
dishonesty, and schools like the
University of Virginia put that fear
into their students, he added.
The draft of the Student
Academic Responsibility Code is
two-fold, Lanfranco said. Part one
sets forth the definitions of
plagiarism, lying, cheating and
bribery as well as standards of
intellectual honesty, he said. The
second part of the code deals with
procedures for administering
administrative actions on those
students caught in violation of the
code, he added.
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LANFRANCO DESCRIBED the
Student Academic Responsibility
Code as a "philosophy" and said
the main problem is determining
"not only the guilty party but the
innocent party." Administrative
procedures must have that concern,
he added.
The code has taken years to pass
because there must be faculty and
student agreement on the basic
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issues, and the code should also be
"clear, concise and understandable
to the 17-year-old
freshman entering the university,"
Putnam said Some members of
the Academic Responsibility
Committee wanted the code to be
extremely strict and others more
lenient, he said Putnam said he
believes the draft is now between
the two philosophies.
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