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By GLENN BURKINS
Staff Writer
Some USC professors say
they would not object to a
student evaluation of
courses and faculty
members as long as the
evaluation would be
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Kenneth Perkins, history
professor, said, "I have no
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Black Arti
By YVONNE PADGETT
Staff Writer
Black artists from
around the state will gather
Oct. 9 at South Carolina
State College in
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Carolina Black Arts
Coalition one-day
development conference.
The conference, a first
for the coalition, will
provide an opportunity for
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would not want the
evaluation to be mandatory."
Perkins said the faculty
would probably not allow a
mandatory evaluation. "If
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pressure to give
grades might arise," he
said.
The evaluation, proposed
by Student Government
President John Boswell,
would ask questions concerning
types of exams
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black artists to interact,
share talents and develop
skills in the areas of fund
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Harrison, arts coordinator,
the conference will provide
a forum for black artists.
"We want to get artists to
communicate and create
some type of linkage
between artists in South
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