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From Staff and Wire Reports
The Citadel Board of Visitors
agreed Friday to reduce school
operations and save $500,000 in budget
cuts mandated by the state Budget
and Control Board.
The board voted unanimously to
allow Citadel President Maj. Gen.
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?iaiiies unnisiey jr. 10 lane actions
toward letting the state-supported
military college operate on $9 million
in state funding instead of the
budgeted $9.5 million for the 1982-83
fiscal year.
Grimsley said the major cuts would
come from freezing faculty and staff
vacancies and "drastic curtailment nf
supply and equipment purchases and
travel expense."
Grimsley said no faculty or staff
members will be fired or furloughed.
No damage to essential academic or
cadet programs is expected under the
plan, he said.
Reducing funding for temporary
help, curtailing administrative
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WORKING WOMEN magazine
editor Kate Rand Lloyd will be the
featured speaker Oct. 29-30 at the
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by USC, Midlands Technical
College and Belk of Columbia.
The program will include presentations
by female professionals on
career topics from job politics to
careers erf the future. Conference
sessions will be conducted at the
Carolina Inn.
Registration is $35. For more information,
call 777-2260.
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THE CLARIOSOPHIC Literary
Society will sponsor a "Poet's Circle"
today at 4 p.m. in Legare College on
the USC Horseshoe.
This meeting will be an informal
gathering of students, faculty and the
public for the reading of original
works and classics, as well as the
discussion of literature and poetic
form.
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THE FOLLOWING companies will
be on the USC campus today and
tomorrow to interview students interested
in employment.
Today, Westinghouse Electric,
Union Carbide Corp., National
Security Agency, K-Mart Corp.,
Lowrimore, Warwick & Co., American
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here Thursday: Union Carbide Corp.,
Proctor & Gamble, M. Lowenstein
Corp., Wallace Business Forms,
American Hospital Supply, Elliott,
Davis &Co., and Penn Mutual Life
Insurance.
On Friday, Proctor and Gamble,
along with the J. Biggins Inc., will be
on campus conducting interviews.
On Monday, Burlington Industries
and Defense Mapping Agency will
conduct job interviews.
For more information, call the USC
Placement Office at 7-3166.
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