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SAC ci< resignii By Megan Sexton Gairococfc Staff Writer Assistant to the dean of student affairs, Doug Bostick, will resign March 21 to become assistant director of campus activities at the University of Maryland. Bostick has been at USC for almost four years, spending two of those as a graduate student. , Bostick said he has "mixed emotions" about leaving a job he developed. In 1978 he began as administrative assistant to the Doug Bostick dean of student affairs, Marsha Duncan. His responsibilities now cover three areas, Duncan said. Besides being her administrative assistant, Bostick is the adviser for the Student Allocations Commission and monitors office budgets. BOSTICK ALSO directs the Carolina Leadership Program, which he began two years ago. The leadership program includes a resource center and two non-credit courses to teach leadership skills, Duncan said. The resource center in the Russell House provides materials on motivation and communication for students and faculty. 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Bostick said he is sorry he won't be able to work under the new bill passed in the senate which eliminates SAC and gives the responsibility of allocating funds to the senate finance committee. 4,I SIIPPORTRn thp hill inn percent," Bosticksaid. Duncan said the job Bostick has done here is incredible, "and that's why we lost him. His job was an entry level position and we feel fortunate we kept Doug for two years." v His job at Maryland will involve coordinating a leadership program. The job had been held until August 1979 by a friend of Bostick's. The University of Maryland wasn't happy with job applicants and notified Bostick. He sent a resume, went for an interview and was offered the job. A "national search" will be conducted to find Bostick's replacement, Duncan said. The office of student affairs will advertise in the "Chronicle of Higher Education" and accept applications until April 21. A search committee will be set up and Duncan hopes a replacement will be found early this summer. i "Because of the salary level and the uniqueness of the job, they (USC office of student affairs) should be able to attract some sharp people," Bostick said. Night 10 arolina 26 w i'n i i-mmm ? rn j juj^ i????-Cat SAT. FEB. 23 ? A student's pun from an unlocked Bates House room. A student told police he acci a fire extinguisher case on the se< Bates House. An ARA food servic found a coat hanger hanging fron his parked car and discovered a player and CB radio missing. H FRI. FEB. 22 ? A staff membe two speakers were stolen from House Theater. A Russell House p< door was pried off. A staff membei stolen from a ladies' rest room Cooper Library. Another staff mei was taken from Wardlaw Colleg found in a men's room with $5, a license, a credit card and i : missing. A third staff member's taken from Harper College. THURS. FEB. 21 ? A vending m Physical Sciences Center cantee open with an undetermined amoi and merchandise missing. A battel from a parked car in the Penc parking lot. Someone took a vaci frnm a cfaff mamKop'c Aff! vaat m wvmiA ailVAIll^VI O IV/VnVU V/l 11 College. A student leaving tl Sciences Center was robbed and sp chemical. A wallet, $140 and a g band were stolen from a locker Center. WED. FEB. 20 ? A coed sj received calls from a man she had station. He threatened to kill her i to talk with him on the phone. A stolen from a car in the Wade H? parking lot. A student's autom card and checkbook were taken f dormitory room. A student backii of a space in Russell House pai ctrtnnpH hv a man with a nicfnl ui r r J ???vii u piuwi fri his wallet. The man fled when threatened to back his car over hir OW? BMMWMMMWWM Mill I ! ! MWO?WBWM ' ^ fTlARCH 22-23,191 S9A INCLUDE SIGN UP NOW: / ' L TRIP GUIDES: ! Sponsored byt , Th? Trip* and ixp? the USC Whit* Wa< i ... - . 4TX--V, ripus Crii le was stolen TUES. FEB. ; dormitory dormitory woke dently broke room and discos :ond floor of missing. A spar es employee cap were stolen ?the door of Garage. Four hi stereo tape taken from a student's briefer the Golden Spur. r discovered the Russell >st office box MON. FEB. 1 *'s puree was Science building in i nomas break-in. A faci nber's purse stolen from th {e and later sometime betwe S.C. driver's member reporte dentification mat missing frc > purse was gasoline cap wai the Bates House achine in the n was pried SUN. FEB. 17 int of money bathroom in Bat ry was stolen showering. Thej lleton Street but he returned jum cleaner resumed scream ce in Legare man, and cam le Physical Columbia Polic< trayed with a x student. The glas old wedding Life Sciences wa in the P.E. Horseshoe's gre inside and nine j: way into a worn, out of Business He took her ignit lid she had on the head and met at a bus his car and ran f she refused backed out. A sU battery was McBryde Quad < impton Hotel gave a girl a V atic banking student later fot rom a Baker room. A man b Ig his Car out rnurt narlfino If king lot was chemical by a ho demanded gasoline. A tele1 the student stereo equipmei n* Capstone dormiI __ < WHITE Rfll NflNT so c no experiei S: roundtrip tronsp accomodation instruction ond ( In the activities of Floor Lobby Russe Call 777-6460 for Larry Free and Susi< editions Committee and t*(Cano?lA9 Club J - - ? ' ne 1 19 ? A student in Preston ; to see someone leaving his yered five dollars and a watch *1 e tire, a wheel and a gasoline t from a car in Pendleton Street ib caps and a signal light were car near Wheat Street. A ase was taken from a table in 18 ? A trailer at the Medical was the target of an attempted ilty member's calculator was ie Medical Science building en Feb. 16 and Feb. 18. A staff a a vacuum cleaner and a floor >m a Capstone lobby closet. A s taken from a student's car in parking lot. ? A man entered a sixth floor es House where two girls were ' screamed, and the man left, to the bathroom, and the girls ling. A male student caught the pus police took him to the 5 Department. He was not a ?s on a canriv rnarhin#* in Pfklror s removed. A glass pane on the enhouse was broken from the >lants stolen. A man forced his an's car as she began to back Administration parking space. ion keys and began beating her upper body. The man got into into the woman's car as she I sreo receiver was stolen from a 1 iormitory room after a student 1 cey to use the telephone. The 1 md his stereo missing from the I acking his car from the tennis [ >t was robbed and sprayed with I ? man who jiskeH u/h*?ro fn t?of fl 'J vision set and several pieces of I it were missing from a locked I * tory room. I r __J ; icT 1 : WRIER TING =IT AHFILFI nee necessary ) >ortation, >, rafting aft rental. fice 2nd ?ll House more info. ? mcRainy , mf 1 T+f L . L russel houM 9 s i