University of South Carolina Libraries
Presi In Ronald Reagan's admi are principal advisers to I James A. Baker III, Deput and Counselor Edwin Me< President James B. Holderr t,~\ under him, with a trio of %v presidents. NEWS ~1 BY MAW f The plan is a total reorj administrative system. USC Provost Francis T. vice president for acadenr current system vice preside the senior vice president president for finance, Be charge of business affairs. The reorganization has b Director Sa] . Libror l By DON WEATHERBEE New* Editor Lining Thomas Coopc Library's 45 miles of shelve are books, music, periodicals and researc material Library directc ? Kenneth Toombs calls "th most valuable - an irreplaceable man-mad thing in the state." Toombs prices th collection at more than $5C million, and is concerne about being able to affor materials needed t J maintain and expand th collection in the future. A accreditation team, whic visited the university in Ma tn rpvipu; ilc nr>pr?HitaHn status after 10 years, als expressed concern about th library's budget. According to Toombi library funding is the mai issue the administration wi J address in upcoming budg< plans for the next fiscl yea Toombs said until that tim the library has receive some "extra end of the yea M 4? 1 A ill It uiuiiuy, iu lust uiilii in fiscal year ends June 30. THE LIBRARY'S budge for materials this yea * ss 5 A use Student I Media Department 5i&i> T-SI Custom Printing f t Transfers and Let Special Carolina D 2767 Rosewood Dr. A?AA I dent inistratioL, thfc three people he president are Chief of i y Chief (* Staff Michael De< >se III. Beginning July 1, nan will tyave a similar strue men empowered as senior 1 m inaRSIS IK PlJjjTE ?anizatior^[)f the past unive Borkowski will serve as s< lie affairsM Chris Vlahoplus ;nt for uniwsity relations, w for administration. System rnard A. foaetwyler, wil' >een in thetyrocess of refine! ;; v-" 3? fs Collection M rJLI--. f Expei I =? ? amounted to about million J According _ Toombs, prices for lib >r materials have increase ts percent &kd the library need an Additional i2fy h next year simply to aq \r the saitte ^amount e materials. Toombs sai< d the past iO years the coi e materials has increased percent. B -S e Toombs! said the re< O postage iijjereasa from 1 d 18 cents j|as affected d library's operating cc o The library Receives e special postal rate basec ii irduiug uuws ior reseai h If a book is^ borrow y through tine mail fr n another library USC pay: ? 1 The GAMfCOCK l& the Mud newspaper of tJw Un(vct?ity of So >, Carolina and K ^Nb ished three time week on Monfl|y?, W?nesdays i ii Fridays during |#ie tai and spr ' semesters and (Mlcr WMil> on W 31 nesdays during both WMmer sessi< p j with the exception unlvtrsify holid and examination jttriods. ^ Opinions ekprcxtd in t d j CAM1COCK ire'ttx1^ d the edit .. I and not those of Ufiivwsitv of Soi I Carolina. ? ! The University flBSouth Carolina is equal opportunity institution. I The Board of SUM>'rt Publications j | Communications^ the pubJhher of t it gamicock. TheSiu?l? nt Media Off p I is the parent <HK<>n'/*tion ' Hcamicock. Change of addrMi. form*, wtm ripli rpniiMlc jiui <iilLir t nwrttnnmlwn j should be *?n? to GAMfCOC K. B 85131, Russell &uvi, University South Carolina, MluiDbia, S.C. 292i Subscription rat?4 $J.50 p semester and $2 III sumnn sessions. Third cUss postage pikl ?l Columb I ? iu k .ri?i *"i^i kl YXMJ J J HIRTS I I or Ciubs & Fraternitl ? I % tennu |r ^ esigns || from campus fe ?ssP^" |,i| I i Revise who and revisement for about six mi Staff for Holderman to be in contact *ver in order for the filtering of autl USC than having the structure inverl ture answer to all below him. vice IIOLDKHMAN'S ' kI . j *><? \ " n^P| v i \ JL* Irreplaceable' rises Incr $1 cents postage, one of the to cheapest postal rates rary available, Toombs said, id 25 Congress may raise that rate will to 58 cents by the end of 3,000 October which would raise luire operating costs for the of nations libraries. i in Increasing prices of st of serials, magazines and I 300 1 ???? I ;ent I SOUTHERN WOIV 5 t0 I the I sts- ? u a ...to talk with someone \ 1 on "ch. if Problem pregnancy col Abortion counseling an om o u i s 2i * Free pregnancy & birth Trained counselors | Speakers for school & i enl ,.?k a i ? ^uuruon counseling I "Confidential 1 Someone V\ ays I 254 4368 S 1614 Two Notch Rd. ors JHHBHHHHHHHHHHBHHHHHHi I o j???ammsmm :: I g 2000 BIOSSi ?' !* in Five I CD I - | CL> i4 I O I cn =i|jg Mensani |o| Knits !& 20< ies |c w/thisc (offer expin I ? 256-0530 11 h" J| | Bene izoa 101 s Adm jnths and comes out of a need i with fewer people more often i lority to be pyramidal rather r .ed so that the president must \ I v organizational chart shows ^ Holder^ | J .. . Ifci Aoi mm ii 11 mm im m easing journals is "the thing that really hits hard," said Toombs. USC must pay to bind these materials and put __ them on microfilm. "In order to maintain the equality of selection we must be able to meet these price increases," Toombs said. control services *?* ji :ivic groups B & services l./j Contact With d *ho Cares" h 24 Hour [ ' Answering Service j" nj d Ladies ^ j hirts sji % Si :oupon 31 in | i. ? ? ->r\\ tn I Sb JUlie ou; I q | 1 I 0-6Mori.-Sat. I %\ psiders Ms. Sero! inistro ibout 15 people who have direct acc attempt is to break down each dej lecessary positions in the wake of pe lave those left assume a greater res wsitions and how they communical supervisors. under the proposal stiJI in progre *s chancellors from other two-yea egal counsel, the athletic director, s wo-year campuses and continuing c /ice president for operations Harol assistants to the president and those iffairs would report directly to Holde Student affairs may especially cha possibility that current vice presii James Campbell's post becoming -emain emntv whilp thp Hpan nf ?tuH )f Residential Life Services becom eport to the president directly. All of this conjecture stirs in the w /lahoplus serve as secretary to i ^ B i1 ' 1 " V*- ' in vhM*.. , | NEAL' Come in and try Make us fan Now Open at 821 A at the Univers 7G.C IQII ? / iui vdi i y PtiWIDKg tion ess to the president. Mis jartment, eliminate unrsonnel budget cuts, and ponsibility for both their :e with their immediate ss, administrators such r campuses, university ystem vice president for education John J. Duffy, d Brunton, and special associated with student irman. nge drastically, with the dent of student affairs vacant August 15 may ent affairs and the head e separate entities and ake of the selection that the board of trustees, See Holderman, page 4 s our food ious assembly St. ity Inn |] out orders li *0 RESTfiURflDT 3 one) SfiLOOn BiiailpljWlgM jy | B T;'/ " y?Vv