The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 06, 1981, Page Page 4, Image 4
To explain US<
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USC Provost Frank Borkov
Senate Wednesday to clear ui
members may have about the a
state agencies.
Bo? kowsk' opened the meeti
accusations tuM the administr;
more important issues" in supp
Studies' two-year occupational i
The Commission on Higher I
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uav. eliminate ine iwo-year pi
four-year degrees. However, U!
to the S.C. House Education a
Tuesday and will keep the two-j
BORKOWSKI said if USC h
Studies programs, "We woult
academic quality of this unp
hands of those lacking academi
"The university, during my
stantly threatened by external
that have been traditionally i
trustees), the administration
said.
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March 8 plans to bring USC ai
colleges and universities into <
Rights Act.
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Dick Riley to devise the desegi
a draft of the plan.
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faculty exchange as part of
schools' faculties.
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budget cuts recommended by
Board.
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