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By Rachel Waterhouse
The Student Bar Association has an 01
count and refuses to follow the direct!
nnance committee in violation of SG c
committee chairman Steve Short.
SG code states all organizational mone;
? for anr* oosited by the Senate Finance C
She i f sa d the committee met last w<
EricksOii, assistant to the dean of studen
to freeze and audit SB A funds.
Short said Erickson followed the direct
tney could spend the money if they reti
account.
The SB A refused to obey the directive,!
Short said the SBA said the rules shoul
are interpreted that way. "They think
codes," he said.
According to the SBA, the official prec<
t the organization written permission to
count.
Erickson could not be reached for comi
Former coache:
From Staff Reports
Former USC athletic coaches keep
the university legal counsel busy.
One ex-coach is filing for an extension
on a court action, and another
^ is filing a suit against the university
and Times Inc. for $75 million.
The Columbia attorney for exfootball
coach Jim Carlen requested a
10-dav extension on a HpaHlinp tn
respond to USC's motion for a
dismissal of Carlen's suit against
use.
The extension request was filed by
attorney Thomas McCutchen Friday,
the day of the original deadline set by
the court.
McCutchen said the request had
been sent to federal court by the close
of business hours Friday, 5:30 p.m.,
% as required. Clerks at the U.S.
District Court offices said no request
for an extension had been received.
U.S. Judge Matthew Perry of
Columbia said he had not seen the
request either, but as long as both
parties agree to the order, the request
is merely a formality.
Earlier, McCutchen had agreed to
give USC a 15-day extension on
Carlen's breach of contract suit.
When USC finally did respond, it
% requested the case be thrown out of
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iitside checking ac- an outside account,
ives of the Senate Funds from the ac
:odes, according to began yesterday and
said Law School Dean
y must be accounted "The situation is te
Committee. He said the SBA will
eek and gave Mark when a new agreemer
t affairs, a directive Lightsey said the SI
against the codes,
ive and told the SBA Short said the SBA
PAr>fml nf T on
$15,000.
Short said. Lightsey wants USC
d be changed if they the matter, but Holde
they are above the said.
The SBA is the onl;
sding Erickson gave count, Short said,
have an outside ac- If the situation is d<
it will negate the us<
nent. allocation process, Sh
s pursue suits ag
court.
Carlen, who was fired in December
1981 as head football coach and
athletic director, said the dismissal
has left him unable to find work in
those fields. In the suit, he asks for
compensation for the income he would
have received from fringe benefits
and other business ventures
associated with his USC positions.
McCutchen would not say what his
response will be on Monday, but he
did say it would be filed on time.
Ex-USC women's basketball and
women's athletic director Pam
Parsons filed a $75 million libel suit
Thursday against Sports Illustrated
and two USC officials. She claims an
article in the magazine accusing her
of homosexual behavior with her
players "totally devastated" her
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The lawsuit, filed in Richland
County Court of Common Pleas, seeks
$25 million in actual damages and $50
million in punitive damages from
Time Inc. (owner of Sports
Illustrated), USC President James
Holderman and Chris Vlahoplus,
senior vice president for administration.
Parsons, who resigned as USC
basketball coach Jan. 4, 1982, called
the February 1982 story "a false,
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Illustrated "directly charged and I Gamecock
portrayed" her as "an admitted Garnet and Black
lesbian, carrying on immoral and ISIi.r...Kr
loamsome sexual activities with w^s^ng "
members of her own basketball team, I Equestrian
and a sexual deviant, a corrupter of watersk.
young women and a person wholly Eljilciub
unfit to serve as head basketball Raqueibaii ciub
coach at the University of Sou.h Lacrosse
Carolina or in any other position jf Scuba
responsibility whatsoever."
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the legal department had not seen the I Wrestling
suit yet, so they could not comment on Spo" Pa,achule
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magazine were well researched and I Sailing Club
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not comment on the situation, saying I Cultural Senes
the university never comments on ideas and issues
pending litigation.
Originally, the university cited c'onTeiary sounds
health problems for her reason for I Free University
leaving after a meeting between visual Arts
Parsons and university officials. cinematic Ans
She said she stepped down because
of a difference in philosophy. These organization:
Parsons said the most damaging Senate Finance Cor
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