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Sou thi)Caro 1 i niana^Li brai*y Horseshoe Gomccoc k Founded 1908 Volume 77, No. 30 University of South Carolina October 12, 1984 Former E By Ann Farmer Jihan Sadat, wife of slain Egy will teach a class at USC next s< Sadat and USC President .1 Wednesday press conference tha complete in the next two weeks. tions o! women throughout the Holder man said he had been t; ed "one of the great ladies of th< teaching at USC. "She's not the kind of pt something she doesn't want to c Sadat said, "1 have made a cc will allow me 1 am ready." The class will be the first she h although she has taught classes "1 like coming to the Unitec comfortable. When I talk to pc< my husband in such a way it ma In 1974 she enrolled at Cairo I i t t i i rii Chii ii'irnArl Uo/'Unl/\r I I I V. I Cll II I V- . i 31 IV. V.CU IIV.U U v. 1 I v. 1 V ' I and is now working on her Ph. She said she has always bee rights, but it was after her husb lively involved in improving wo "I thought, Tin the pres something.' " One of her proj can be done and meals prepare up to carry home, is small but This was Sadat's third visit to March 1981, she received an he ters degree. She met with the Women's lunch with about 15 Egyptian s Holderman said the class sh< 19, when both he and the tormc a meeting in Washington. * " ! ftiSm- m -:-S pf/?; gM[ ^ \ MM lw Bl SBM |y i f0^ y m*BP ' ' *'1 H SBr Hanging tough Doug Walker, from Tennesset skateboard ramp in Greenville gyptian firsl ptian President Anwar Sadat, :mester. lames Holderman said at a IMfflSfflfiliSl t plans for the class should be The class will examine condiworld. liking to Sadat, whom he call- IlililpliSM : world," for two years about :rson you push into doing Jo," Holderman said. unmitment for this year. If he as taught in the United States, be fore. 1 States very much. I'm very ople and 1 sec that they loved kes me very happy," she said. University and studied Arabic 's and master's degrees there D. 5^p||p rn concerned about women's and's election that she got ac men's conditions. ident's wife, I'd better do ects, a facility where laundry d for working women to pick growing, she said. i USC. During her first visit in morary doctor of humane let- BBR1111S111 Studies department and had President tudents during this visit. juld be confirmed about Oct. Former Egy ?r Egyptian first lady will be at course next I Holt By Maria F P, campus pi meeting of S5T1 At the e jji|S man was a ^ | comment < '; campus. SB are quite s taken exte alarms ai darkened ; the meetii police fore nil of the f?? aar willing to ; campus in with our |||B who war ||V Holderma * ' . we can m \ 1 glass. Yo 'hi ; ?' : i Hnlrlf*ri hjf. l alternativ< * ? must tra' . /, because o ^v " * He said t t' < " !' 'v mere, tele students night. T1 benefit ; transport, HOLD Photo by Bnfmfotd Sf afternoor cutive me }, does an inverted handplant on a Uc COI as he prepared for a competition. on their e tragedy i ^\f and first lady ptian First Lady Jihan Sadat tal Spring at USC. ierman a: jrity keep errara esident Holderman stressed ieeurity at Wednesday's ustec Liaison committee ' the board of trustees. nd of the meeting, Holderisked by S board member to on the security of the USC , for the most part, students afe on this campus. We've rnsivc steps in the way of nd lighting in otherwise areas," he said. CRMAN ASSURED those at ig that those on the USC :c are well equipped and that OA momKnrc or?? an/1 serve students and visitors on any capacity that they can. r a lot of empathy for those lat have daughters here at ur principle problem is not own people but with those ider onto the campus," in said. that the campus is as safe as ake it without enclosing it in u could never do that." Tian added that there are ss for those students who /erse the campus at night f long hours in the library, he APO Escort Service is a phone call away for those who need transportation at le escort service would most n/Mtrirt tif/\?vt Ar\ nnn/f yuung wuiiiv.ii wnu utvu at ion, he said. ERMAN ACSO commented ?curity on campus yesterday ? at the board of trustees exiting. nmended the campus policc xcellent dedication during the involving pSC coed, Hohh i teach cla SSjSn -SmB M &?m I j^jf I ks with USC President James Holderman a >sures Board is on-campus "I have a lot of emp< daughters here at USC. 0 dVvn people but with thos that the campus is as safe ing it in glass." Rossi, three weeks ago. "We have a first class tear Students' safety is very much responsibility of the school," he s; In other action taken by the be yesterday, the first new chairman n years was voted upon. OTHNIKL VVIFM.FS JR. ' voted into the chairmanship by board members as the meeting's order of business. Former chairman Markley De Sr. then gave a short farewell speec the board. "My election as chairman was an award or achievement, but ra was a sacred entrustment from board of trustees," Dennis said. He ended the speech by saying, ' failed, I apologize.". FOLLOWING THE spe< Wienges presented Dennis with a < memofativ^ gavel that had the fo chairman's years of service inset upon it. Afterwards, a vice-chairman w; h?? v/r?tpri on hut no maioritv vote reached on any of the candidate the vote was postponed until the meeting. At the close of the meeting, board chose new executive comn members. i The distinguished board men ss at USC m ill mJm & ^sHUHRMtfi pr "?? i | i , JBP. .i.lS't'S Mr' Photo by Visho Hatfield fter she announced Wednesday she will teach a of Trustees students safe 3thy for those fathers that have ur principle problem is not with our ;e who wander onto campus. I feel i as we can make it without enclos? James Holderman USU President voted in by their fellow trustees are n. Michael Mango, James Bradley and the Lily Roland 1 lall. lid. iard THK BOARD also reappointed 1 six secretary Chris Vlahoplus for another term. In dncinti Wioiu'ps rnmmt'nled nil was his feelings on being appointed, the "I feel a little like I did at the end of first the Georgia game. It's wonderful, but its almost too good to be true," he nnis said. h to . | j Inside 11 VJl ? ther I Classified 12 I this Dateline 2 Entertainment 8 j Features 5 , Opinion 4 ch. : ^p0rt'i 9 1 In court.The 12-member Campus rmikr r t; ibed Court has been appointed 3 Gender Bender. "Cloud 9," as to presented by the IISC theater 1 was department, may be controversial s? so because of its dealing with sex roles next and values 8 , me uon i oe deceived, uespue a 1-4 j littee record, Pitt will be anything but an easy opponent tomorrow 9 fibers