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usc< from page 1 associate degree management. "But what about my kids lllVlA mittkt *???>?* /? rtrt vTiivr iitigiu nam iu gu IU lilt' university? What about my son who might want to follow his daddy's footsteps in retail management?" he asked. DESPITE USC's arguments, the commission stood firm in its recommendation that the two-year programs be eliminated and, like the university, . resented witnesses to upport its position. Before presenting witlesses, Dr. James E. Bostic ?j commission chairman, clarified the commission's commendation. He said lie commission never ecommended abolishing the College of General Studies, rather it recommends switching the two-year programs to four-year programs. Bostic said the commission recognizes the state's nursing shortage and iv jsn't recommend that the iwr vear nursing programs be eliminated. Bostic said, however, the commission [W~ i BARB |1 Served with Slav* N Good today on!> fj Feb. 4,1981 J2~ Answers to your q 0: since Open Door pi you advocating sexual \ ! A: There are 3-5 unwar At Open Door we feel an information on birth cor are doina is encouraaim effective oral contracept 0: I've heard modera heart attack, is this tru AI in epidemiologic si moderate use of alcohol However, demonstratior causal, since many other : heavy use of alcohol is < probably not. 0" is it possible to ti clslno that area? A: Spot reduction is n through aerobic activity, of exercise that is aerobi< Send or bring qu< H KT" I H \ Th Di iefen< knew it would be in for a fight. "WE recognize making a tough decision and it's hard to support and defend a recommendation," he said. Hugh M. Chapman, chairman of the board of Citizens and Southern National Bank of South Carolina and former commission member, spoke for the commission. Chapman served on a governor's special task force to study the economy for the 1980s. He said the study produced 59 recommendations for the economy, three relating directly to higher education. ACCORDING to Chapman, the three points emphasized allowing S.C. higher education authorities to end program duplications where needed. The two-year programs offered at USC "are clearly duplication," he said. Lowell Reese, executive vice president of the South Carolina Chamber of Commerce, said he supports the commission's position. He said he also based his Titer St. Next to McDona .ft DflDV Cfil / & Pickles on warm Bun f ?Wednesday, Good with Coupon 53 U.S C. office of heah luestions about Heal novltfes free Information at# activity? ited pregnancies a week amon obligation to nelp deal witn ltrol. We are not advocating s< g people to be responsible f( lveistneword"No!!" ite use of alcohol reduces y e? :udies of patients wno alreac I nas been associated witn a t i of an association doesn't ne factors may play a role. At leas definitely dangerous for yoi ike fat off of different spa iot possible. The only way to Fat stores from all over the be : In nature. U< estlons to Open Door, Russel Jt M tC?" Fitness for Life Seminar "The Benefits of Swimming 5:30, Rm 110, P.E. center Free to Public wellness Talk Is sponsored Dean of Student Affairs tompson Student Health cen Bpartment of Health Edueatl is pro; views on economics. Reese toid the committee that ending the two-year programs "would make good business sense and in no way weaken the four-year programs." The commission also presented the presidents of Winthrop and Lander colleges, two institutions that offered two-year occupational programs before their administration voluntarily phased them out. CHARLES Vail, president of Winthrop College, summarized events leading up to the elimination of the Winthrop programs. Vail said elimination of Winthrop's two-year programs was justified because the college "cannot be all things to all people." Vail said Winthrop took into account programs offered at York Technical College, located four miles from Winthrop. He said York offers a "rich fare to students who want those twoyear programs." Larry Jackson, president J of Lander College, said South Carolina needs a strong higher education .d s "m 1DWICH 93c : Ij ih promotion \ A I r-\ I! n /^ ! m ? li i cii ivj vvcirDCii iy out birth control, aren't g students on this campus, this problem by providing 2xual Intercourse. What we Dr their actions. The most our chances of having a ly have heart disease, the ower risk of heart attacks, cessarlly Indicate that It is ;t we can sav that alfhniinh jr heart, moderate use is |j Prof. Martin Goldfleld M.D. Dept. of Epidemiology ts of your body by exerget rid of fat Is to burn it )dy are used with any form Mike i.epp iC Human Performance Lab i House, west wing ==?H H ft ? M ? -Jl f: ter on BMW?! ! IHII1I l in gram authority and the commission's power should be strengthened. MUCH OF Bostic's presentation was based on a consultant's report that was strictly advisory, he said. The consultants were three of the state Budget and Control Board. The consultants spent 10 days on the report, which recognized program duplication by use. 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