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Athlete for met from page 1 Lunceford permitted Gaudette to begin practice provi<ted she use heat and ice on her arm and warm up completely oeiore playing. In March 1979, however, Gaudette reinjured her shoulder during the first week of outdoor practice. Within 10 day. , Martino asked her to quit the team and give up her scholarship, Gaudette said. Gaudette refused and was cut from the team that day. Her scholarship, a one year contract renewable at the end of each year, was not enewed. LUNCEFORD treated Gaudette until the summer of 1979, releasing her because he felt nothing more could be done to imurove the condition of her arm. "Dr. Lunceford told me Consulta from page 1 Norton also wrote that in looking at earlier report drafts, the three consultants had suggested that USC evaluate the occupational degree programs in General Studies and "work toward their elimination." "I regret that we lost the phrase 'and work toward their elimination' in the final draft," Norton wrote. Fellow consultants A.D. Read the Gamecock 1 Portrait) Your i a : B9^^hSSH96B ^ I ] j" ~ L Instant Resume Photos - JfcV -M H'JWrtSAUK ' --WlWwv -.. . : r vi . * v. ? ! wants i lical exj that summer that he felt my arm had reached a plateau in recovery and that I wouldn't get much more than that," she said. "He released me from his care, saying I would just continue to have problems with my arm." After Lunceford's diagnosis, Gaudette asked Women's Athletic Director Pam Parsons if she could see another doctor for a second opinion. The second opinion, however, disagreed with all previous diagnoses. 'THAT'S WHEN I stopped seeing doctors through them (the university) and got my own," Gaudette said. "I was seen by university doctors for a year and never was given a urm diagnosis. My arm never healed. It either got worse or it stayed the same," she said. mts coun Albright and Robert B. Mautz sent letters to James E. Bostic Jr., commission chairman, agreeing with and supporting Norton's letter. The commission had asked the two consultants to clarify their stand concerning Norton's letter. Albright wrote "Norton, on Dec. 18, expressed quite adequately my understanding and conclusion |T" j we reserve the right I JEWELRY VU i ! 2909 Piatt! west Cola. 91 s are our busi: s is to have on ERSil Y S Photograp 317 Ri i r7'" ' / i Open 12-E Division o tioney lenses Once Gaudette was referred to Neer she returned to Lunceford who agreed she should see Neer. When the university refused to pay for Gaudette's medical expenses after the summer of 1979 she told them she intended to file suit if they did not take responsibility for medical costs. "WE GAVE them many opportunities to resume responsibility before we suggested a lawsuit," Gaudette said. She said she has no complaints with the medical care she received from the university. The case is pending in Richland County common pleas court. A trial date has not been set ter USC on the matter, initially and currently." Mautz wrote, "The letter restates and clarifies the recommendations contained in our report and correctly sets forth my conclusions with respect to two-year associate degree programs in occupational studies pnrrpntlv nffprpH H\/ the ? "V "J v,,v University of South Carolina." 7mm pj : COLD BEADS |I $1.98 ea. pgj H : to limit quantities. I j WAREHOUSE I Springs Rd. I#l II6 Mon.-Sat. l| ness. | ie made. I ^ -/ TUDio ihv H\r lV/Hlrr? flnff ' J J VJWH f j issell House t] P7-7866 h \ p.m.,Mon.-FrL j;j f Student Media | ?V?'iViV?VA\V?\VAV.VtV/A\\^VvVCi.v hJMTM, \ Pel ) Life j / Anotlu / with a / TJSC BasI / How far / What's coo | Tripping to I I between the ] I Sign langui \in the silex Things th. Panty rai FOR FREE at: Coliseum n m. ?*n? J ^ - ? ? - s.A. jsuiiaing Russell House Humanities B v v y s, y \ y1 & FAIRPLP IMMM m Fri.&Sat. | GRAXi Complim X'vvv..< t .w.v.v mjy jruary Featuring as a nine dij ?r angle; Int . uou Jiranxe cetball wal] can they go Icing in dor: lurope; Read Lines of trai age: Commu; it orld at go bump ds and fire TPC ^ ^ r uilding I (EVEl PRESENTS ,v DcrnpniMr. a mm ID OPXU entary Horsd'oei 24 Main street BIEallOX ' 25th \ git number /1 ;erview / j n couple / I k ons; / m rooms?\ Ling ^ re 1 brochures (licxtion in the night; drills ILIO Tawi 'M ; )U & w f yui ilw ^ 5? $ y; f @ mi' <? jIA t ? ?i xe ? 3151 ru\ & "rm * 1 RTISTS Sj . jnV m rji ' * Wp Ml V : lr*A 5M*MW M mm >nnf ^bhsbbSP rJA Feb. 27 & 28 Cft GTIXTG I jvres M