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WUSC con during Chri By Amy Bedenbaugh Despite fewer available st tinued broadcasting through with Federal Communicator said. "The coming of 3,000 watt: that we broadcast 12 continue station Public Service Direct "This was the most exter Christmas holiday in the t WUSC," Singmaster said. "We had a dedicated staff < ed together and worked rem Singmaster said the statior hours most days, usually froi "Of those 20 staff member by about 10-15 peoDle." he a "Normally very few disc Singmaster said. "Some of t over the break." According to staff membei FCC's 12 continous hours a d ty" of the holiday staff. "Some staff members took the regular three hour shifts the schedule, but we filled th Singmaster said some stai shifts "by choice." A broken turntable causec holdiay break. "Working with only one tu was difficult. But the staff c said. WUSC will return to their hours a day in about a week, Fnninaarit kliyiRIUVfl B I emeritus From Staff Reports James Hubert Noland, 61, p Engineering, died Wednesda; Services were held at 1 p Methodist Church with buria Noland retired in May aftei the College of Engineering's Award for Distinguished Ser A life-long resident of Coli degree from Georgia Institut torate from Yale University i t>u: T: lit woo a lucmuci ui x ill L Nu, the Institute of Electric* American Society of Engine member of the Columbia Sai Navy League of the United S umbia. A retired Naval commander Reserve and was on the USS He was a member of Coll< Asbury Sunday School Cla ministrative board. Surviving are his widow, Carolyn Peck of Burlington, Va.; Eleanor Rodgers of Coh Mo. Memorials may be made to lege Place United Methodist Campus ci high, CHE By John Deiner (JSC is far behind the 1 recommended by the Commi to a CHE staff report. The report shows USC, or for public colleges and univei 39:1 systemwide in compute overall. The report cited compu engineering and physical disciplines. Plans are underway to ex< minala and personal comput upgrading set for sometime ratios will then be 6:1 in c overall. Budget cutbacks in the pa joomputer equipment, accord ratios than USC have funnel I ; * - Clemsori, the other regions in computer related discipline panding its system. The report's ov.i. usions w< to each state institution. Ad? jtaken into .v >unt sincfi jwill be considered for fundiu itinues work istmas hreak w v wis w M w M % aff members, WUSC-FM Radio coni the Christmas break in accordance is Commission rules, a station official 3 to WUSC in February 1983 requires >U8 hours a day, 365 days a year," said or Carl Singmaster. isive program ever produced over a no years I've been associated with )f about 20 members. Everybody pullarkablv well." i was actually on the air more than 12 m 9 a.m. to midnight. s, the main core of air time was done aid. ; jockeys do two shows a week," he staff did five-to-six shows a week r Sandy Donald, keeping up with the lay requirement was the "main priori: four to six hour shifts as opposed to Donald said. "There were gaps in iem in the best we could." Ef members worked up to eight-hour 1 some technical difficulties over the irntable where we normally haveit'iw iid the best they could," Singmaster regular schedule of broadcasting 24 Singmaster said. ig professor dies at 61 rofessor emeritus in USC's College of v> .m. Friday at College Place United I in Crescent Hill Memorial Gardens. teaching at IJSC since 1946, and was first recipient of the Samuel Litman vice. umbia, Noland received his master's e of Technology in 1948 and his docIn 1961. teta Kappa, Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa il and Electronic Engineers and the ering Education. Noland was also a iling Club, Nautical Research Guild, Itates and the Executive Club of Col, he served 22 years in the U.S. Naval Cowpens during World War II. ige Place United Methodist Church, ss, tne church choir and the adCarrie Smith Noland; daughters, Conn.; Alice Noland of Springfield, zmbia and Beth Warner of St. Louis, the College of Engineering or the ColChurch. imputer ratio report says .0:1 student/computer: terminal ratio ssion on Higher Education, according le of two regional computing centers sities in South Carolina, has a ratio of r related disciplines and a 114:1 ratio ter science, mathematics, business, science as being computer-related Kina tne system oy adding 1,644 ter-ers with the completion date for the during the 1984-85 school year. The omputer-related disciplines and 13:1 st deleted the funds necessary to buy , ing to the report. 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