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University offit RHF'q tnitinn rc I fca W iUI ilUII I U (AP) ? (JSC and Clemson University officials have opposed a recommendation from the state Commission on Higher Education for legislation establishing a uniform tuition 4^1 and fee structure for South Carolina's public colleges and universities. ine acuon was taken rriaay during meetings of the Clemson board of trustees and the USC board's executive committee. "Such action by the state's coordinating commission fails to account for the uniqueness of each institution and the ac^ cumulated experience and expertise of each . governing board with respect to the needs and goals of their respective institutions," the USC committee said in a unanimous resolution. ?* The commission has proposed that it "be authorized to establish a uniform fee struc miv tiiai wuuiu ut 111 uvgi a iwu ui three year period." It also has recommended ifeVvu for ( iM ~KE # $2 Includes Transpo Front Accomi Key Wester lVldlCIi ' FORT LAUDER] $145 / I Spend 8 ni, I Lampligh $75.00 Deposit ] REGIS" U ^ 1 ] rAROIINA PBOOHAM UNION :ials protest ipnmmonrlatinn rUUIIIIIIUIIMUlBUII that the governing boards of each school be responsible for setting tuition for debt service and student fees for auxiliary services. "A statewide tuition and required fee policy is needed in South Carolina," the commission said in a report on education costs. "Planned increases in student fees are preferred over unplanned increases. Unpredictable or unplanned increases impose severe hardships on students." The CHE report said fees for in-state students have increased 85 percent in the past five years. But the Clemson resolution said the increases are "not attributable to any lack of authority or control over tuition and fees" bv the commission. Clemson Provost David Maxwell told trustees that all schools are not alike and can't be expected to charge uniform fees. K SMNC BKC DISCtVE ^ An 8 Day Adven i the wen The World's Largest C _et Yourself Go tc /nrnnnH of th<=> f!? v w* VI V VI W V> Dnly $630.00 / :ywest~ f Amrva Luiviun 59.00 / Person rtatiori & Ocean modations at O . T ixt:t>ux L mil i r 10-18 A ?ME 1 Person ii ghts at the H ter Hotel H Due by Feb. 2l? rPATIHM a. IMmDK^ATinM i i in i iwi^ ? MXI wi Mvm i IWI^I SC TRAVEL CENTER PROGRAM OFFICE RHUU RM. 203 [m 771-1130 ill BOAT & RV SHO\ Sponsored by Columbia Marine Dealers As | Feb. 9-12 State Fairgroun "application now being accepted BIKINI tamtce i FIRST PRIZE: $300 SECOND PRIZE: $125 THIRD PRIZE: $75 CALL 256-8065 FOR ENTRY FORM 4K 1954 R IT!! tops! ^ |0.R. u ture On ' wsr] pi bruise Ship | _ Eng] ) the Visi irihhftan 601P " ? ?* * | Adv ' Person r * * I l ! I A MHhHBHHH Senate | Claire Tow UnMBOUH 22S?N^ >*^8 - ? i B Of/ MB---/- j - .!; soc. ^ ds o WIMibM TBB I. SCRUB SUITS e American Hospital Supply Cool & Comfortable White Cotton All sizes available 1 $12.00 COMBO: $22.00 Gilbert Bradham Jr. D? 1 UAU 111 D 111. If UU A tJJ'U SE ONLY Wadmalaw Island, SC 29487 ???? ? Phone #{803) 559 0732 EXCLUSIVE RETAIL DEAIER JDY ABROAD EXT FALL!! land ? France ? more ? t the Study Abroad Office at its new location Byrnes Center, tel. 777-4631 isement Browsing -F 9-1 M,W,F 1-5 51.00 OFF | ny Whole Sub I with the purchase of i any size soft drink. U >r 50# OFF I a ii / r* i H ^ny i-iair mid g witn the purchase of fcj any size soft drink. y Marion 749 Saluda Ave. g ers r ,n 5 Points 5 Expires 2/4/84 256-6681 ! | CUIffiDB mlr CONING