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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
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remote corner of the camp which University
officials Mid was "of practically no consequence"
to the facility.
PERMISSION to build the road was
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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
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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
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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.
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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."
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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.
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television set was reported stolen from a
Woodland Terrace apartment.
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7 ? The
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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
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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
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THURSDAY; JANUARY 1 ? A male
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truck'3 interior was destroyed. When
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MONDAY, DECEMBER 22 ? A staff
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