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Music fa From Staff Re A proposal for creating a do Department of Music will go bef trustees this month for the eij music faculty members are optii William Moody, music d* presented the program propos; since 1$74, but his efforts have restrictions." iiitr.t i ' we ve ueen worKing on me pi to get it passed since 1974," Mo been encouraged to think the through. "Every year we've had people program thinking that the < available soon," he said. THE PROPOSAL was approve Affairs and Faculty-Liaison Con presented to the full board at \ has not yet been set. Palmetto university By Catherim Staff Wi A volunteer energy consultar charged that a course offered I being used bv South Carolina F advocate nuclear power. Dr. John C. Ruoff, who is afull Fairfield County community gr nuclear power use, charged and Our Future" does not off of energy issues. The course, which is primari! teachers is jointly sponsored by County School District Five. SCE&G has a vital interest in f this institution SCE&G is all< unanswered," Ruoff said. Graduate School Dean Georj class is intended to provide 1 formation on energy sources; it forum for special interests," Ret WENDY YEOMAN of SCE& information on all types of enei and geothermal power, neither SCE&G. I SUMMER MEr Lo< Represent T Please go by th Welsh Hui Sign vassarc I 2Shows-8& 1? Michael 2 Shows 8 i Corrn ?.? culty pr ports ctoral program in the USC ore the university's board of jhth consecutive year, and nistic about its approval, jpartment chairman, has al to the board every year been thwarted by "external roposal since 1973 and trying ody said. "Each year we've doctoral program would get s staying past their master's doctoral degree would be ed by the board's Academic imittee last week and will be Lhis month's meeting, which Alliance i energy < ) Parham her it for Palmetto Alliance has >y USC's Graduate School is llectric and Gas Company to -timoenergy consultant for a oup that is concerned with that the course, "Energy 'er a balanced presentation ly a recertification class for USC, SCE&G and Lexington rnshing nuclear power, yet at iwed to nrpspnt it's 1? Reeves disagrees. "The teachers with scientific inis not a course on policy or a ives said. G said the course provides rgy sources, including solar of which is connected with L JOBS AVAL for f AND WOMI At A Camp 2ated near Atlantc atives will be on C uesday April 7 e Student Emploj nanities Building up for an intervie Presents lements ):30 p.m. ticki & Murphy & 10:30 tictci sr of College & M F ijiiiuimwi/jutmwwww MWI t M u i wj BJ jn i. i m m i oposes d If the proposal is approved by t reviewed and approved by the sta Education. Moody said the entire faculty of been involved in working for th< program and is expecting approval "We're counting on it this year, first introduced the proposal, (William) Patterson said there nrnnncalc Affor fhoi f / j/? v/jyvouiu, ruvvi uidl, VfiK^ IligUCI \ restrictions on new programs. "The problem has always been n restrictions," he said. SOUTH CAROLINA is one of a fe a doctoral program in music at it said. Such a degree program is imj of the great demand in the sti portunities the doctoral program oi The proposed program, offerir volunteer < UltK The class features outside ?spc tatives from SCE&G, Exxon, S South Carolina Department of Memorial Hospital. However, Ye instructors are USC faculty memt Yeoman said all speakers were I negative aspects of the various making an honest effort to get 1 said. According to Yeoman, responj very positive. RUOFF SAID he does not nhie tative speaking before the clas: should be independent of special ir "It is outrageous that USC is len the public relations efforts of this he said. According to Yeoman, the cour fort only in that SCE&G's Educat is serving the public by helping tc The course was developed after District Five requested that the u of this sort, Yeoman said. The class has been approved f( the S.C. Department of Education. LABLE T SN l j: Campus ^ment Office, j Room 2 i w. I I April 3 et price $5.00 April 7 et price $6.50 lain ji or More info. 254-4550 7S2-826G iiii * .uwur:;*-- yIUM legrec he board, it must then be ite Commission on Higher the music department has ? passage of the doctoral 1 this year. " Moodv sniri 4<Whf?n wp former USC President could be no new degree iducation commission put ? tiainly because of external :w states that doesn't offer s state institution, Moody portant primarily because ite and the cultural opfers. ig the degrees doctor of see Music, page 5 claims >ed ;akers including represenouthpirn Natural Gas, the Education and Richland oman said the majority of >ers. to present both positive and ; energy forms. "We are joth sides presented," she >e to the course has been ct to an SCE&G represen5. However, he said USC iterest groups. ding academic credence to private monopoly utilitv." se is a public relations efional Services Department > make the class available. 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