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Eciitori; ? i r? uric an college i The Commission on Higher E the College of General Studies t ven tht ta consultants repor do The coi i nission said it base< consulting firm's report. But fvcommen led that the commit - tarns t!SC is appealing the decisioi the commission exaggerated t drew conclusions far from those The commission maintains General Studies are also avail College, making it unnecessar programs. The consultants did were offered at technical sch across the state, but they didn't i programs. All they suggested review the necessity of occupati* THE COMMISSION has twis that comparable programs hav< USC programs similar to thos< including secretarial science a management programs. Just because the courses a rnmmi?inn chrmlrin't cannol th are numerous differences betwe and a university offer students choice between the two on these c A university like USC provide offers certain social organizati which provide for a more rounde IT IS NOT unusual for a studen and opportunities and still want c It the commission's ruling is program remaining in the Collei a four-year interdisciplinary st mission giving USC the option i the seven programs into four-ye* Two-year programs are desi may need the financial conven stay in school longer than absolu THE CONSULTANTS nevei programs, but rather rec possibility <f combining the < compa'abl*- tpper-divisic. pr< more reasonable than the com sHule"'*- remain at USC, but ft.i ye;?r^ If the College of Gene a i ^ ? u year programs, it is doubiiiu ir all. The commission should be i a collapse, but it seems they dor The College of General Studie and currently has 2,300 stud* prove 'hat it is a substap?'->l p college is doing a good m?. ,>, .tt Perhaps the Commission on H for occupational training or bei the university to spend its mone interested in the program ant there is no reason to cancel the t QD' necock * I v .. > i: r\. . 488 ? i/?w - . . M' Ktncocfc Coov Oos* Ch?i T et*M N? td'icK < CW AMI N??*S E>*t<x ' 8u?c*vette Co spots EtJ-to* "iCMrtlMws Co soot* Edtiv V Erit*n?*-vnK?r>l EcMo* . r**> w*sv Avs: Ent E<Jto/ f lU*?? G<AO^XCS Edrtc 1 I L>ITL>rC J^r UL ^ to :* * > ! * t ? 3 k "?\m '^C'CJX^O i v T^n1 *^-r .0-. * ,f V 't| uf *fi*> 4*>Tt**. J " *rr"v onr* i ? ?'? e* 5'{ %?1 fi.r *-<tl-n <??> 4?<l..^ i ,- i ?j *?tfFN t* 'VJ ??.-..;t' * '.J , \ .'fl ?'? A^rt'.v|f , iHJl." ,-, .;. 4". HH'i'V ?xr5t !i* ii -r r/t- ?s -..VKI) -, ^ ; <j>4 iiariii"', . '? , tj-r. * \. \ ,M(V S *iT fjv# ?" i "' a ' . ! Cv k tOTXA"." ?. ? y V **1*^' ^ 1 iO i 7,1 *' ?"!?.? *? Jfw. ? K0TT V, trn,?fV3 CO^WI'O A *?>> ,<i'lC'4'?> > <.? <cAJ*"V*5 :o> fOV>vs*. s C 2 ?2 EE) I lacking infairlyj Education voted to phase out i ' two-year degree programs 1 I didn't recommend that they \ 1 its decision on a Cleveland nowhere in the report is it ssion move to phase out the n. University officials claim he results of the study and of the consultants. that programs offered in. table at Midlands Technical y for USC to duplicate the I say comparable programs ools and senior institutions tell the commission to kill the was that USC periodically anal associate degrees. ted this statement to mean B to be cut Thev rited spvpn e offered by Midlands TEC nd hotel-restaurant-tourism re offered elsewhere, the e programs at USC. There ien what a technical college . Many students base their lifferences. s on-campus living and also ons and athletic programs J d college experience. J it to want these conveniences >r need a two-year program. ; upheld, however, the only ( ge of General Studies will be udies degree, with the comof submitting plans to make ir baccalaureate degrees red by many students who liences or have no desire to itely necessary. suggested dissolving the ommended studying the occupational program^ with )grams. This Ikigge^tion is imission's because allows still means expan< ?ne \c, iQieb must terminate its twolat it can remain a college at ible to see the inevitability of 1't care s has been active for 14 years mts enrolled. These figures art of USC, and indicate the rat ling students iigher Education see-- no r*txi lieves it has a k i.lace ?r 7, but as long as siudenu> ore d enrollment is maintained, wo-year programs. 9Uri AiKeM.iS?n-i 77? 4 P'ihXA'I*)" 7 77 .<_?* Edrtona! EcVto* "vVxJa C?fveri W*t EvVtcx C?-eo AcK)> Edno >e<r> 8'?>s?- Ger*<?4 M?v?^er VA^mTrnie> Prcxl*JCTon Marvo^e' ' >*?o K4tcr*? Bosoess M*n*g?r tuH f\irt<k. Adv?i4?n M*o?v>ef Ei*./ic>9? Ji AOwky Columns j e ?isso. JV.'J ' ess A-! oif^' Jtf-j- _ s fve o' tfi<? t-\3 '.O* e 4 sy-eo jt :he *"\e> J'-J * ins J*V? iv.ii' I f i *:-Ji *"-2 .V ^rr>> $fOw--? : > g *-i .; > 3 : - J- fw^v . -! ? .% -r : . *"< > . ? 2 I sc*.r 4- : - ? .1 c " ; -J7 t ? wow/ use has! A rhodes /fc> scholar/ first one in //# fjfiy years! J ^ -{fe r-TO ^ ~ ?- 13 i * * K <W -t- K -' fBrianNy^ [Johnso^ I Early abo still murd To the Editor: surviv In her misinformed pro- traord! abortion objections by an i abortion letter debated." pibysic Nov. 26 . Ms Ake asJLs us \o <Sec;fc believe that voune rh'.klrpn . w are expendable pending JOUR! social reforms uniess !?*e> 3^75 are outs-ide the -womb Bu: Tr^g unborn chiidrer. are jus: && citusen human unborn as the) would be lying in a nurs*er> Jar vcirds premature bathes The) aauoef convulse violetaiiy 3xe:fcpauifuliy -*hen mjectec ?idb hnuta saline Contrary to Ms Ate s 3ea statement, these Irving'- are eupbec done routinely merely zi the portra; parents decide they do acrt ^ in want the baby 6eaiv? Dr C E. Koop. recto^-ned Ai?: surgeon-in-chief at the tnnies Children's HosD:tai of rw,~~ m I /njj f? ^ Philadelphia and prodessor mdivic of pediatric surgery at the a_n?d ac University of Pennsylvame. 26 day confirms in his "RIGHT TO days<: LIVE" 'Tyndale House, funct 1$80. p. 68 > that the swall nationwide policy in moven hospitals is to permit late- and un term abortions on the 12 wee parents' wishes. Those who killed I doubt this can consult, as an by a po illustration, the policy statement made by the physician-in-chief of Boston Children's Hospital, who suggests that if on abortion the infant is large enough to { Treasurers lacks cour ro the Kditor The process of getting a question z iff?cientty by the administration has t han the Aztecs had building the pyr? mpossible to gain clarification withou ind sometimes fights prevailing. It has been my experience over ar >loyees of the treasurers office especia md more reluctant to be helpful to th inpleasant speaking tone and obvious 1 >nly pushed off on the students Often s aken care of quickly are only prolong i rounds Nam / _ _ ^ ^ /v ?>y geors&p }fl| i y he's got ir'l ?p 91 ^tv _etters to the E t*fir?n 1/i I tlUfl I\1 I ct [ To the EdJ I heard our school e with the ex- institution Jiary care provided look out f mensive care unit, the Makers hi ias should make the upon us a 3n "NEW classes on .AND MEDICAL whites on vAL . Vol 2S2. p 206. Blacks on Greatest C Xadh. tbe average and to she is exposed to a haze of Communit ?>. ? ^ n lUi uaiCtUUJU like. product of to seem lik Akmq,' "retroactive students. I rj c of fertility tasteless g Donand other This is a idling terms and j Tuimii designed to an unborn child as ihuman blob until lion in the first ter is also murder 1 . ; this time a baby has r|^r duality conception < quires heartbeat 'la's'. bram waves (45 f \ -4~ thvrad and arlr<*nal m mm Mm m m ^ ions, squinting, owing. tongue lent, sex hormones, TotheEdi jque fingerprints (by I have, ks). Soch infants are emotional )y tearing them apart suiting lei werful vacuum the editc "Blacks E James M. Gibson Support"! PosUioc/Chemistry Not only R. Terry Spohn abusive Asst. Prof. biased, College of Gen. Studies unrelated g* relation b< unite Queen an< Carolina's tesv T w*"" ^ Further of this lett inswered simply and lack of "u >ecome a harder task cne*j imids It has become 'nc'der",. t nastv conversations . blacks lr id over that the em among th lly have become more e student body Their ? lack of organization is LfaJ^8' ltuations that could be ,ed bv ridiculous run- J* e Withheld by Request ? ?7? -nib Ah \! ?> a_/u u lrij / dnt Bother ie-c/wt U SEE i'm BUSY? j i WHAT'S A NOT* A Pll ^.N<~ L ScHoLrtR? ^Ht i < THi _ . <??>y/^ Editor na's bir! )ccial ev tor: that our board of trustee is s I is predominantly white, bi as great as USC, the Dec or the welfare of all its stu ive denied this fact many tir nd they have denied the fa< Jan. 15. This date might not i campus, but it mean a vei campus. Jan. 15 is the da Citizen was born, Rev. Dr. I >w respect to the Black stu< y, classes could have starte have been avoided, but I kno e a holiday. Well it was a hoi Starting classes on Jan. 15 esture by our Decision Makei new year, let us now start an npetitio i wceil ]JU Rogers tor: number in the past, been get it. ly evoked by in- Carolin iters published on that the rial pages but the bl >idn't Give Rogers return .ook my last nerve. Monda) was this letter body 1 and prejudicially We're out contained petition remarks I see no fortuna stween the election fail to r< ick Homecoming Now, i support g< * en to questioi ; first Heisman we're \ nner wish hi and ha more, the writers be . To; er chose to identify sure, u inified support and us. If pride" with one sure < Also, it was really were \ ful to speak of Georg< i general. 1 was Heismf p PVPttor) "f 1 VI OY?VI Ul HI1U lilt yet I was greatly Unive >y your letter ? not Carolir jse I'm black, but On tx 1 feel that your was ni comments were greet ; George Lav< Bu "\ 'W ,?^b-w ^ '/f/l jI iUNMO-PR OQ/^BLV UNO ? If WAS ON OdlTUAfrY PA6E IN E OAh\BCOQKJ thday ent ill white, I know that it when you have an ision Makers should dents. The Decision nes. The new year is ct again by starting mean anything to the ry great deal to the ,y one of America's tdartin Luther King, ients and the Black id another day. This w you did not want it iday for many Black ' was and still is a rs. ew. _ ^ Rev. Green n held ayers, 9 r jans ed, but...Oh, now I You want the entire a community to know whites outnumbered acks on George's to Columbia on r night. As a student we represent one. not here for comi. It's really unte that so many of us ealizethis. to answer your n: Yes, of course, >roud of George and m well. He's the best s proven himself to your amazement, I'm ._ aii re were mere. /\n ui not physically, I'm everyone's thoughts vith him. After all ?'s winning the in was an important miorable event to the rsity of South in. ?half of everyone who it at the airport to you on your return, we love you too! >nn Wilson, Freshman siness Administration