Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Presid In Ronald Reagan's administn are principal advisers to the pr James A. Baker III, Deputy Chit and Counselor Edwin Meese II President James B. Holderman w -x under him, with a trio of men ^ presidents. NEWS AN BY MARK p The plan is a total reorganizj administrative system. USC Provost Francis T. Borl* vice president for academic af current system vice president for the senior vice president for a ^ president for finance, Bernarc charge of business affairs. The reorganization has been ii Director Says Library ? By DON WEATHEBBEE r N?w? Editor *] Lining Thomas Cooper i Library's 45 miles of shelves f are books, music, r periodicals and research r material Library director t GS i\cniiriii i uviuua tana uic i most valuable - and t irreplaceable man-made r thing in the state." p Toombs prices the collection at more than $500 p million, and is concerned II about being able to afford li materials needed : to T \J) maintain and expand the s] collection in the future. An le accreditation team, which Ii visited the university in May tl to review its accreditation a status after 10 years, also expressed concern about the f~~ library's budget. According to Toombs, library funding is the main issue the administration will J address in upcoming budget plans for the next fiscl year, j Toombs said until that time ! the library has received I some "extra end of the year money," to last until the, r: i I.. f n/i t nscai yuai euus june ju. i l THE LIBRARY'S budget I for materials this year | 1 I "Mr ^4 JfL SB W \ use Student A Media Department IOBAM-J T-SHII Custom Printing for C Transfers and Letterl Special Carolina Desii 2767 Rosewood Dr. Phnno in A man e *? ? lent! *tion, the three people who esident are Chief of Staff ef of Staff Michael Deaver I. Beginning July 1, USC 'ill have a similar structure empowered as senior vice ALYSIS PLATTE ition of the past university towski will serve as senioi fairs. Chris Vlahoplus, th< university relations, will b< dministration. System vic< \ A. Daetwyler, will tak< n the process of refinemen Collection 7 Expen imounted to about $ nillion. According U roombs, prices for libran naterials have increased 2 >ercent and the library wil ifHvl an nHHitinnnl tORfl Afw iext year simply to aquin he same amount o: naterials. Toombs said it he past 10 years the cost 01 naterials has increased 30< >ercent. Toombs said the recent ostage increase from 15 to B cents has affected the brary's operating costs. he library receives a 1 i ? pusuu raie oasea on ending books for research. a book is borrowed irough the mail from nother library USC pays 21 The GAMECOCK is the student newspaper of the University ol South Carolina and is published thiee times a week on Mondays, Wenesdays and Fridays during the (all and spring semesters and once weekly on Wed nesdays during both summer sessions with the exception of university holidays and examination periods. Opinions expressed in the GAMECOCK are those of the editors and not those of the University of South Carolina. The University of South Carolina is an equal opportunity institution. The Board ot Student Publications and Communications is the publisher of the. GAMECOCK. The Student Media Office is the parent organization of the GAMECOCK. Change of address forms, subscription requests and other correspondence should be .sent to the GAMECOCK. Bo* B5131, Russell House, University ol South Carolina, Columbia, S.C. 29208. Subscription rates are $5.SO per semester and $2 for the summer sessions. Third class postage pakl at Columbia, <r I ?. >> ..?! KIT/I) ITS Hubs & Fraternities "0 'ns Hr campus tevise aiid revisement for about six r for Holderman to be in contac in order for the filtering of au than having the structure inve answer to all below him. liOLDEKMAN'S CUKH^ Irreplaceable' ses Inci 1 cents postage, one of th< 3 cheapest postal rates 7 available, Toombs said 5 Congress may raise that rat 1 to 58 cents by the end o 1 ...L:-L u ? ' va;iuwi wiucii wuuiu raisi 5 operating costs for th< f nations libraries, i Increasing prices o: f serials, magazines anc ) I SOUTHERN WO ...to talk with someon* ! * Problem pregnancy c< | Abortion counseling ? Free pregnancy & birt Trained counselors Speakers for school & Abortion counselin "Con fidentic Someone V 254 4368 161 4 Two Notch Rd. I to I f I 2000 BIOS I m I VLS 12? IS j e Mensar jo Knit: h3 2C Ico ]c w/this l 8 (offer expi i F 1? I 256-0530 | I? .m. win minim?.* ,i Berle izod T( U' s Adn nonths and comes out of a need t with fewer people more often thority to be pyramidal rather rted so that the president must J^j^^^tior^ shows reusing e journals is "tne thing tha really hits hard," sai . Toombs. USC must pay t b bind these materials and pi f them on microfilm. i "In order to maintain th< equality of selection we mus f be able to meet these pric< 1 increases," Toombs said. MENS SERVICES 3 who cares 3unseling ind services h control services < civic groups g & services )/ Contact With a /!. r> / / vvrio ^ares 24 Hour Answering Service BSSCTBTte! liflil s 7JS | to som Street 3 b Points ^ TO QJ O ^T ? ^,1 a v<j: <n , iu Lduies ^ Shirts s>! )% <| coupon ?i res June 30) &! 1-1 I CD 2r| Dpsiders Ms. Sero! J iinismn about 15 people who have direct access t< attempt is to break down each departn necessary positions in the wake of personi have those left assume a greater respons positions and how they communicate wi supervisors. Under the proposal still in progress, a as chancellors from other two-year ca legal counsel, the athletic director, svster two-year campuses and continuing educe vice president for operations Harold Br assistants to the president and those assc affairs would report directly to Holderma Student affairs may especially change < possibility that current vice president James Campbell's post becoming vaca remain empty while the dean of student < of Residential Life Services become sej report to the president directly. All of this conjecture stirs in the wake < \ ? ??~4 *1 V IdllU^lUS SCtVC rtt> StXI Cldi y IU me Si NEAL'S I Come in and tvy oui Make us famou MniA/ Onon at ftOI A CCi ? ^VWW Vf/VII Ut 1 rlJJT lt at the University d 765-2822 for carry-ou It _ mi myn i. nn> in | btJMDEgjg lilBBI IIIMiii I MM i?Ttl ?ISJ ! I Mrn wHil i I'rfJSnft'l'Tifl i Ion o the president. His lent, eliminate uniel budget cuts, and ibility for both their th their immediate dministrators such mpuses, university n vice president for ition John J. Duffy, unton, and special >ciated with student n. irasticaily, with the of student affairs mt August 15 mav iffairs and the head parate entities and !)f the selection that board of trustees, ee HokJerman, page 4 \ _ I riooa is ?mbly St. Inn t orders ' RESTAURADT and SfiLOOn jp? jg M --