The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 24, 1983, Page 4, Image 4
Professor hopes design
for new logo catches on
By Kym Kevesdy
What began as an idea three years ago, prompted by USC's
logo, resulted in a redesigned racer symbol for the university.
USC journalism professor Lewis Brierley, creator of the
new logo, said he felt a sense of accomplishment when he com
pietea tne project.
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try to redesign it, and got so involved that I had to complete
it," Brierley said.
"I wanted the symbol to be memorable and simple so even a
child could draw it."
Brierley's logo differs from the present symbol by using a
slanted 'C' and a head of a Gamecock in motion in the middle.
"I think my symbol has a
forceful appearance to go
along with the dynamic
athletics at USC," Brierley
said.
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discussed.
The response to the new symbol has been positive among
students, and Brierley has received numerous calls from people
wanting to put the logo on T-shirts and to use it in
needlepoint.
Also, Brierley is trying to work with the bookstore to have
cups, bumperstickers and nameplates sold with the new symbol.
"It's more expressive when it's on something," he said.
At least one bumpersticker has adapted the logo. Brierly
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"It may be time for change. I think if enough people see it,
the fear of change will not be so frightening. The symbol has
to prove itself as a winner before people will begin to accept
it," he said.
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(AP) ? A federal judge has refus- judged by a jury,
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favor of athletic director Robert cum's favor.
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Richard Bell. for an employee to
U.S. District Judge Clyde he said.
Hamilton also refused to dismiss
BelPs lawsuit, filed after he was fired "PLAINTIFF'S
by Marcum. contract is ambiguc
Hamilton ruled Friday USC is not right to fire assist
under the same protections as the ruled. "Nowhere is
state ana rejected a motion to uismiss iy reserved to aeiei
filed by USC attorneys who said the Hamilton noted
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THE JUDGE rejected a similar the state."
contention by Marcum, who said he Marcum's att
can't be sued personally because he Richardson, had
was acting as a USC official when he Hamilton order
fired Bell. Marcum dismissed Bell declined comment
when the football coach refused to plans an appeal of t
fire four assistant coaches. sity attorneys coul
"This court cannot conclude, as a for comment,
matter of law, that defendant Mar- Bell was fired aft
cum's directive was within his right Gamecock head co
as athletic director," Hamilton said his team compiled
in an order issued Friday. had a four-year con
[ The judge said Bell's contract was ing the university a
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in wartime. Chamorro (the newspaper's editor) responds with
dozens of examples that undercut that claim," according to
The New Republic.
"La Prensa was forbidden to run a story on rotted food on
market shelves because the food was imported from
Bulgaria."
Still, the newspaper is allowed to publish and that is
something in favor of the Sandinistas.
That the situation is bad in Nicaragua is undeniable. But the
reasons for the situation are not so simple.
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> be "reasonable HE WAS fired after refusing a
:s of a supervisor" Marcum order to fire four assistant
be insubordinate, coaches, and he claims the order was
a sham designed to force him out so
the university could save money.
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ant coaches," he him and what they said," Bell's at- ^
this right express- torney, Charles Cooper, argued duridant
Marcum." ing a recent hearing before
Marcum is being Hamilton. "They could have said,
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late Friday and Bell argued his reputation was
on whether he damaged when officials announced
he ruling. Univer- he was fired for insubordination even
d not be reached though they knew it wasn't the ^
reason he'd been fired.
er his first year as
ach in 1982 when Marcum argued he was acting as
a 4-7 record. He athletic director when he fired Bell
itract, and he's su- and then announced to the press that
nd Marcum for at Bell had been fired for
ich is the unpaid insubordination.
THE REAGAN administration believes Sandinistas are
Marxists and will eventually become a Cuban clone and the
administration is acting accordingly.
However, if the Sandinistas are truthful when they say they
want to stay a pluralist state with some degree of free enterprise,
the admistration's actions will create the kind of Cuban %
they want to prevent.
"The revolution is still unfolding," Martin said. "No one is
very sure if the Sandinistas are telling the truth."
And that's what makes this situation a dilemma.
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