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wywyy.. .. i i.i iii.i.. ..n.......... i... ij.i.i'.'mi n.iiMiMi.iii.i * x ' ' * Prom Staff Reports / i?> mi" 1tiliwjiff*** ' ? MM MIM TI10 xlea^ <rf the Skdw Macdormld, was fired from I Dr. O'Neal Humphries* Department of Medicine, wi national search committee i successor. Macdonald's termination w retease delivered to mm* release quoted USC Presi saying Macckmald'sfjringw H0I.DERMAN SAIt> Mac affect his appointment as medical school faculty. T3 Macdonald ' 'has not yet in< his future plans." Macdonald declined to o plans. I in the statement, Holdern Macdonald for building 1* medical school," The statement added, " development of the USC i become necessary to forge ships with various state i organizations, and we look i lead us in that direction," MACDONALD CAME to U as dean and professor ol surj chairman of the Departm Medical Collie of Virginia. Humphries joined the ll$< appointment, he was a bra Hopkins University. Macdonald was consider related position in the Depai the job aid not materialise. U$C Provost Frank Boi merger issue between the Carolina and the USC Medi with the decision to relieve W Borfcowski also said the pointed a search commitu eessor and that Humphries likely lengthy" process is coi Media arts phaseout of associate "Any comments on this wi fice," Varney said. Associate Dean of the colh students are in the two-year out. Forty-two students are in t $ arts, and 169 students are in th m aSSSk ? BURG! I mis 9 IS Buy o s j Get a | . tease present this coupot ! Not to be used with other This offer [' j BURGER Good only [ j Good only I j Frencl Please present this coupor BURG^ Good onji I Not to be used with other This offer i BURGER Good only Good only FREE M with purchase Please present this coupor Not to be used with othei This offer niinf*rn I. 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Prior to his lessor ol medicine at ?Johh$ ed lor a high-level, healthrtment of Defense in 1902, but kowski told The State the Medical University of South pal School had nothing to do [acdonald. university had not yet ap* to find Macdonald's suewill serve until that - 'very npleted. Continued from page 1 degree programs. 11 come from the provost's of3ge, Thomas Davis, said 1,222 programs that may be phased he masters program in media e undergraduate program. 6 S] PT* BURGEF le Sausage Biscuit, nother one FREE i before ordering. Limit one coupon per c coupons or offers. Void where prohibite< good 3/23/83 thru 3/26/83. during breakfast hours, 6:30-10:30 A.N at: 1211 College St. ti Toast Only 83 O i before ordering. Limit one coupon per c COUDOns or offers. Void vvhprp nrnhihir<v good 3/37/83 thru 3/30/83. during breakfast hour*, 6:30-10:30 A.to at: 1211 College St. [ilk ok Orange Juice 5 of a Scrambled Egg PIi i before ordering. Limit one coupon per c coupons or offers. Void where prohibitec good 3/31/83 thru 4/3/83. during breakfast hours, 6:30-10:30 A.\ at: 1211 College St. [ Platter & Coffee 0 n before ordering. Limit one coupon per i r coupons or offer!. Void where prohibit? good 4/4/83 thru 4/7/83. y during breakfast hours, 6:30-10:30 A.I /at: 1211 College St. 3acon A Egg Biscuit : another one FREE. n before ordering. Limit one coupon per < r coupons or offer*. Void where prohibite good 4/8/83 thru 4/1 1/83. i during breakfast hours, 6:30-10:30 A.ft i at: 15l I College St. Committee1 By Susan Muir A new plan for South Can medical schools that would ke two schools functioning unde board of directors was made I medical education committee Commission of Higher Edu Thursday. The plan rejects the proposa the Blue Ribbon CommitU **__! 1 x-v * * * ivieuicat uocior niaucanon to the two schools. The new plan was created to the state $5 million a year by li: freshman enrollment to 200 st between the two schools, freezii program requests and establis special state funding formu medical education. THE PROPOSAL also recomi that the Medical University of Carolina's Consortium of Tef Hospitals move to the USC m school to promote the school' phasis on primary care medicii consortium oversees the residency program. Under the plan, MUS' Charleston would enroll 120 stu and the USC School of Medicine enroll 80 during 1984. This year are 165 freshman at MUSC anc the USC medical school. A seven-member board of dir would be the decision-making lor me two schools. The board consist of two trustees from school, two higher-education Budget cuts' $3 million from tapping payii Department of Mental Health. $2 million from reducing the , service. $1.2 million from reducing t gasoline. $15.3 million from taking n accounts within the state's propriation. The $60 million package spa legislators who felt they had b members called for the resigna state auditor and other staff me and Control Board. i rit: oluit; ijuuicu ncpuuui'dll Burriss of Richland County as know we have been hoodwinked EUNGTIN PEC1ALS I KING 1211 COLLEC I I ustomer. | OH, W i by law. | . i ^ ? ? uitomer. J ittcr I uitomer. 1 by law. i| 1. 1.29 ! <M customer. ^ U?. I u uy ww. rtwtomer. j Wake up to d by law. J packed wi steak. ( A. I WSl USS ffiS votes not t missioners and Sink's appointee. ep the The board mei >r one recommendations by the matters to be app oi tne trustee boards, ication I)H. LOUIS WR 1 fmm the medical edt Ip on said the b0ard ' merge Provide a "che B system" for the combined with o save funding formula, miting state as much mon udents lg new He said under hing a mendation, there la for that MUSC officia saying they need $ their basic sciencc mends South Commissioner aching said, "1 see this c edical toward setting up s em- could lead to one le. The the board of direc state's we're already I merging the twos< C at MUSC Presider dents, said he is unhapp; would and favors the there recommendation, i 48 at "WITH ALL oui I'm afraid we ar ectors have two medkx body than one school. It would money to run a m< each takes us (MUSC) com- than it does th< ontinued from page 1 ig-patient accounts at the amount budgeted for debt he budget for school bus loney from a variety of $2 billion current aprked controversy among een tricked. Many House tions of the governor, the mbers of the state Budget Minority Leader Moffatt saving. "I think we all I and the wool pulled over ii? immm ^ BURG > KIN iE ST. HATA ^AUTIF^^MORNING Mf a buttery Biscuit Breakfast sandwich ih egg, and ham, sausage or breakfa? 3r a platter of fresh 'n fluffy scramble eggs, sausage and hash browns o merge one gubernatorial nbers would make on medical school iiuvcu ui vciutu uy IGHT, chairman of ication committee, of directors would cks and balance two schools, and the special state it would save the tey as the merger. the merger recomis "no guarantee" ilp ' *ight not come on to expand ;fac. es." Robert Williams is g^;ng a long way anoiv inization that i medical school. If :tors does not work, If n ictiiway mere un chools)." it James Edwards y with the new plan original merger ' resources divided, e always going to :re schools rather costs an awful lot of idical school, and it a lot less money im (USC medical our eyes. We've boondoggle and r resent it." SEN. DEWEY \ "It makes the g( foolish, it makes u we don't know wha like the David Stoc Gov. Riley told t controversy cause his credibility, credibility be clea have been distress tisan statements v did not realize all plained." Ser IG WP * :nui 1 _ i HUR G?R < king > I i BURGER KING med schi school)," he said. "I think the creal member board wol another layer of au the two schools. It complicate and mak administer the school is to streamline it, no he said. USC President Ja said he was pleasec mittee's new Dlan " we've been hoping to said. HOLDERMAN SA1 directors for the tw< encourage discussi( report separately to t trustees. The recommended man class enrollmeni is a "reasonable moment," Holderma the cap can be change accommodate an demands in the state. Holderman said he I for Edward's statem political lobbying efi influenced the commi new plan. He said didn't make any pu about the merger. The committee's pi full commission for c April 7. If approved, General Assembl legislation. been made fools of. 1 ip-off since the carpet VISE, D-Charleston, sa ivernor of this state . > in the Legislature abs< t we're doing and it mal kman of South Carolina ne Associated Press he J by the $60 million pacl "That's important to ~ed if there's any probl ed about it. Some gros ere made to the public of the things that have rhe GAMECOCK per of the Universi is published thrc ^EggV Mondays, Wednes Ihe (all and spring : I on Wednesdays ||H sessions, with the I j holidays and enami r Opinions express are those o< the e i 1 | the University o( So J The University c i equal opportunity i The Board of St Communications i GAMECOCK. The ment ? the pare GAMICOCK. Change of addri requests and other be sent to the C University of Sou S.C. 29208. Subscription rate' $8.00 per fall or sp for both summei postage paid at Co The "Gamecock" gani/ation of the I lina and receives activity fees. THE GOI 5 PROUDL IS IN CC 5 AN EVE 1 ACCO J.TON,GI 9:00 S BEER ? STRC MmmBflOHnBiaMMHi DOlS !.ion of a sevenild be inserting thority between would further e it clumsier to Is. What we need t complicate it," mes Holderman 1 with the com'It reflects what accomplish," he II) the board of 0 schools would >n and would he two boards of 1 limited fresht for the schools cap for the n said. He said d in the future to y increasing had no comment ents that USC's 'orts may have ttee to adopt the the university blic statements lan goes to the onsideration on it will go to the y as draft t's the biggest baggers, and I id in The State, IaaIt o . .iv/wi\ ci a i ltic: olutely look like ces Vaughn look y y didn't think the <age would hurt me that my em with that. 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