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By Rachel Watarhouse
USC's budget problems can be handle*
best by program cuts and tuition increases
USC President James Holderman told th<
Student Senate Wednesday.
"This administration and I have a com
mitment to the university, to the improve*
quality of this institution," Holderman said.
"An across-the-board cut would be easier
but it would lower the quality," he said. "Wt
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Ut V/ pwcioiiig uut vprograms; 10 protect the
quality."
Holderman, invited to the meeting b>
Student Government President Ashley Abel
and the Senate, answered the senators
questions for about 30 minutes.
HOLDERMAN DEALT mostly with
budget questions pertaining to tuition in
creases and USC's future.
" mere is a staggering problem facing the
university that is mostly money and the lack
of it," he said.
Med schools ContiniMd f
not yet met, "is markedly less than a decade
met without further exnansinn nlnnnoH af IK
Finally, he said, there has been an enorr
the cost of medical education, "far greater 1
in cost of other segments of higher education
"At a time when pressures on the state
perhaps never been greater, much more
economy in medical education is requir
decrease in quality," he said.
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down from the original 22 percent Hold<
suggested, he said. Much of the increase is He
due to rising utility and maintenance costs. servi
Holderman said the undergraduate menc
education degree will be phased out in the said!
Fall of 1984. Hoi
"We won't teach teaching of English on-on
anymore, out will teach English itself," he their
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graduate programs, Holderman said. qualii
He said entrance standards for the be wa
Columbia campus have been raised, and
fewer freshmen are entering USC. There "W
are 1,600 fewer students than two years ago, more
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from 26,500 students to 24,000, and more In
programs may be cut, he said. rugb)
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programs will be cut and will work with the Rugb
Blackwell, a former Furman merge the two school:
pin a prepared siaiement and Assembly.
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meet again Feb. 23 in open "I think it (the merg<
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said he will try not to cut student
ces. There have been recomations
to cut the Shuttlecock, but he
le wants to keep it.
derman suggested senators work onee
with parents and legislators to keep
voices heard about budget cuts and
1 increases.
said he doesn't enjoy phasing out or
g programs but wants to keep up the
y of USC. "I don't want your degree to
tered down."
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broadly respected outside of South
ina than it is in-state," he said.
lis is clearly the best university in the
without a doubt."
other Senate news, the USC men's
club was allocated $450 from the
e budget to attend the Euro-American
y Competition.
; will have to be made by the General
es Holderman said Wednesday night,
(r) is a long way from fruition. It will
examination to create an advisory
rators
to articulate our strong view that a
a comprehensive university is a great
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