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Bell Camp ro The USC Board of Trustees Buildings and Grounds Committee gave preliminary approval this week for construction of an access road on a comer of Bell Camp recreational facility. The committee approved the use of 3,285 sauare feet of lnnri fnr on - ? .W? U? nvbCOO tuau <11 it remote corner of the camp which University officials Mid was "of practically no consequence" to the facility. PERMISSION to build the road was USC progran from pmgo 1 state law, and the legislature has an additional 60 days to respond. Commission member Fred Sheheen, chairman of the academic affairs committee that recommended the phaseouts, said, "Concerns about the collapse of the College of General Studies are overdramatized. "He said the changes would contribute to "shaping the institutions to their appropriate missions." BUT BORKOWSKI does not agree and said USC will work hard to appeal. "The Carolina mus from page 1 A technical committee will assist the steering committee with tasks such as researching and drafting information. Both comittees will be comprised of representatives from the colleges and universities, public and business communities, the Attorney General's office and the state Budget and Control Board. The I Star Stud ' 'WSBSaS^; MODELS NEED Male and Female | No Experience Necessc 256-7737 1 1 ' 1 JffiEhHV ProductKXM teoturo profrm?onolly (* "."V j ^^aMagifat ccalurrtM. ?togmg and crxxooa UN j?jflHnH9Ha oauippocJ iheotrei and ootrv Orie round tr*> o* tare <* portornxvs frov?*ng ov Conloct port. <y Ki'-g further ouri'ton Sm KINGS HIOOOCltONS SB nm "JJ Ml Qh land Ava U &W CtfK,n^, OfMS?19 Ch. b - ad approved requested by a group of develoDers in terested in laying out a residential development near the southwest boundary of the camp. David Rinker, USC systems vice president for facilities planning, said development of the surrounding property into single family homes would provide security for the camp's property. The committee's action must be approved by the board at its February meeting. i may die commission has shown little recognition of the fact that there are 2,300 students in the General Studies programs," he said. "Graduates of these programs are in demand by employers." Borkowski said the action showed a clear intent on the part of commission to remove the programs from USC. "These programs have been in existence for 14 years," he said. "They are well-developed and we feel to eliminate them would not be in the best interest of the state ? educationally or financially." t desegregate Governor's office, the General Assemb1 and Commission on Higher Education win be represented. The first steering committee meeting is scheduled for next week. Although Holderman pledges his full support to the desegregation project, he said the federal report did not reflect strides already made by the university concerning desegregation. *OS Phoenix I 't >ed rq\^ ^ Drafting -L Sign Stuff. ^ Art Materi motions fmrm AROIINA ion Ballroom Phc ^9 AM Z i Come* in an< ?wgrte<i (c*ne<v 1 ? ? ? ? ? ? ~ ? ? rophy in Mv H wcps I j 10% 1025 < v>#o a y?MEPS J "<ltl?pOKltoh?Kl I S tSSS^v UESfik. ovw ?S0 irniet I * gf^jm > IToKiC l<Vli few eUH CAfOWINDS f v? Wiowt D*p( I > f ! atoto, NC 2*2M I w 7044??M06 I U ! 10% i / Campu SUNDAY, JANUARY 11 ? A color television set was reported stolen from a Woodland Terrace apartment. FRIDAY, JANUARY 9 ? A male nonstudent was arrested for driving under the influence after he was seen weaving between lanes at Sumter and Blossom streets. A University Terrace apartment was ransacked, and a telephone was taken. rm_ _ - - * * - me rigm o.oor window of a car parked in a lot at 1800 Pendleton St. was smashed. THURSDAY, JANUARY 8 ? A staff member's purse was stolen from a desk in the College of Engineering. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7 ? The ; rear tire of a bicycle parked at the Roost was cut, and the front tire was stolen. TUESDAY, JANUARY 6- A staff member's purse was stolen from an unlocked Hamilton College office. Annthpr sfnff momKorV nnnpn ?>"? ? inviKMVi O put OU Wild 3IU1CI1 from the Humanities Office Building. MONDAY, JANUARY 5 ? A USCowned microwave oven was stolen from a Wardlaw College room. A television set was stolen from the Maxcy dorm lounge. Evidence of housebreaking was reported in LaBorde dorm. A staff member's calculator was stolen j from the College of Engineering. A staff j member's purse was stolen from a desk in the Byrnes International Center. Money was stolen from a purse left on a chair in Columbia Hall Wheelcovei-s were stolen from a car parked in a Coliseum lot. THURSDAY; JANUARY 1 ? A male I student was arrested after a USC pickup truck'3 interior was destroyed. When [ Artists9 Material! 5 Art Store Phoenix has Art A \j^ i i. 1 kn.'riHI ' >oi supplies,! ssp i & Engineering Supplies, i M a,s'!J!% gj Penseven Lamps and Furnicu >enix is a great place. d look around! Phoer assembly 5tr?at oolurr jfyatuv rlie Cioi>(1 until JANUARY 31. 1981 s Crime?-> campus police apprehended him, he said he was trying to get out of the vehicle. A student reported observing two men vandalizing his car which was parked in | the Cliff Apartments lot. The men fled, ! leaving the left front tire flat and one hubcap damaged. j Apartments 1 and 2 at 816 Henderson i St. were broken into, and several items were reported stolen. j FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26 ? A male j non-student was arrested for driving under the influence on Blossom Street. A j male non-student was arrested on campus with stolen gas cans and burglary tools in his possession. Candy was taken from a Cliff Apartments candy : machine. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23 Evidence of housebreaking was reported in iour Moore dorm rooms. j MONDAY, DECEMBER 22 ? A staff member's clock radio was stolen from a room in the Benson School. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 20 ? Two male non-students were arrested on several charges after a Campus Police detective observed them tampering with a car p.s. \ed in a A heat Street i<' The men v -re found hiding ir the bushes at Maxc> Gregg Park with '"?rious items and Tianjb.i-a their possession. Several items were bloleu now* two cars parked at Davis Field when the thief pried open vent windows to gain entrance. A staff member lost several items in a similar burglary at the Pendleton Street Garage. I A turntable and a receiver were stolen from the Pi Kappa Phi fraternity lounge. A metal horse head was stolen from the Horseshoe. * s isn't JUST an - : Supplies,\ a A lix is for everybody! ibia, 5.c. 29201 10% I I I I I k I 10%; oenix has Graphic ~ ipjDtf