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ministration realized it would make a good
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proposal," he added.
McLaurin said if transferred, media arts
will retain departmental status. He said the
undergraduate curriculum will also stay the
same, at least initially.
The department may expand in the
future, according to McLaurin. "We'll see
what the situation will be budgetarily, which
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"The (undergraduate) program will
^ continue to grow and develop. It already has
an excellent reputation nationally."
McLaurin said there would be "no
problem" for students enrolled in the
department to continue in an APS media
arts Droeram
"Students in the masters now will finish.
We are only suspending offering the degree.
At any point, if the administration and the
board of trustees think it is a proficient time
to start up and running again, it'll take place
? depending on the economy and a myriad
^ of other factors."
Clemson Continued from pagg 3
March. Atchley said suspension of the
search was due to budget considerations.
McTeer said reorganization of the
school's athletic program was not discussed
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Atchley.
"I don't think we had any clarification on
that," McTeer said.
The board, however, did address athletics
at the university in a separate motion,
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McLaunn said tie doesn't Know what his
role will be if the department is transferred
to APS.
"I will continue as an associate professor,
I know that. Still in this proposal stage, |'
however, no one has sat down to work out
the details," he said.
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muugu rumors nave comusea ana
angered students and faculty members,
McLaurin said he doesn't think it has
irreparably harmed the department.
"I would be foolish to say no damage has
been done by the controversy. The degree
offered and the curriculum will be the same.
Courses will be held in the same place. I
think within a year people will see it didn't
make a difference.
"The fact that the department survived
the controversy demonstrates the program
was good enough that the administration
realized it would be a mistake to throw it out
in the street.
"I have some apprehensions myself, but
in the long run, things will work out for the
best. I'm optimistic about the situation."
which was unanimously approved, following
the vote of oonfidenoe Rv its vote the hnnrH
"reaffirmed" that academics is the
"highest priority" of the school and that
athletics will be "complimentary" to
academics.
McTeer said the vote was prompted by
newspaper reports that "athletics is the
whole problem, and that's not true."
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