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The USC athletic department
spends $20,000 to
$25,ixx) a year to proviae
tutoring for Gamecock
athletes, according to an
athletic department
spokesman.
l/i. juiiii muuic, uuauic&a
manager and associate
athletic director, said the
money comes from
Gamecock Club donations.
He said the tutoring costs
are justified.
"Because of the demands
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you've got to provide this
service when they need it/'
Moore said.
HAROLD WHITE, athletic
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department academic
counselor, agreed that tutors
are necessary. "Our tutorial
program helps give them
back some of the time for
academics that practice and
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gauica iane away, wniie
said.
White, who has been involved
with the tutoring
program since 1972, said 12
students were hired this
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tutor groups of athletes.
When players need more
help, a part-time tutor is
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TUTORS ARE available 1
any athlete year-roun<
Tutoring sessions are hel
nightly in the Roost, bi
players are not required
attend
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Id tennis player from RichLit
mond, Va., said he was
to having trouble in Math 121
until he went to a math tutor,
ss "I usually went down on a
;n Monday or Wednesday
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it," Conk said.
Tom Sankey, a junio
geography major, starte
tutoring part time in th
middle of the semester. "
have mixed feelings," h
said. "I like the money, bi
when there isn't any positiv
results, it's kind of hard o
me. I have problems 1
keeping their interest up."
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MONDAY. DEC. 1 ? A CI
briefcase and a gallon of i
coliseum lot. Hubcaps were
Blossom Street Garage.
A staff member's wallet \
, Federal Building office. A r
J for petty larceny at the Cam
SUNDAY, NOV. 30 ?
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a at 700 Park St. Three hub
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stolen from his Russell Hous
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receiving a bank statemer
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? Hotel room had been used.
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antifreeze was stolen from a I
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vas stolen from her purse in a
nale non-student was arrested
ipus Bookstore.
A window near a McBryde
:e was smashed.
? A car was stolen from a lot
caps were stolen from a car
\ staff member's pipes were
se office.
- A male student reported
it showing that three checks
tolen from his Wade Hampton
A purse was stolen from a car
>er Library lot. A clock was
er's Gambrell Hall office. A
d a window broken during an
versit^errac^partment^
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