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Volume 77, No. 39 University of South Carolina Nnvpmhpr 9 iQ?zi
Educat
approv
By Carl Still
A new USC science edm
proval yesterday from the Sc
sion on Higher Kducation.
The center's administrati
open Dec. 1, will aid both pr<
science and math teachers ai
programs in the two fields.
The facility will also h
teaching materials and cor
teaching of math and scienc
THE CENTER will be s
director, a full-time secrei
graduate assistant.
Professor John Carpentc
geology department, has t
designate of the center and
tor's duties without giving up
ministrative or teaching duti
Carpenter said this new pc
his research work If imnlom
,',viM
center will need no addition;
The new center will, how
state funds in fiscal year ll
figures are $52,496 and $5^
1986-87, respectively.
THE UNIVERSITY also i
"unique cost" item to suppoi
But before approving the pro
i- amended it to deny the un:
fiscal year 1985-86, but left <
such funding in 1986-87,
Nelle Taylor, chairman c
Academic Affairs, introduc
praised its merit, saying it is
been endorsed by the com mi;
the motion carried unanimot
Nuclear
Formei
From Staff Reports
Paul VV'arnkc, former ehie
Arms I imitation Talks (SAl
tliiesen, the controversial Cat
will he among the speakers a
winter and the prevention o!
use.
The conference will brim?
ports on the scientific, in i I it
nuclear proliferation to the n
Sponsored by USC's Instil
conference will examine the
studies indicating that a nuc
made winter so severe that ii
thousands of species, possibl
"IF JUST one third of the
were detonated," said USC
Studies Professor Peter Sede
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ve unit, scheduled to business and the
e-service and in-service region,
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economic informal
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AN EXECUTH
taffed by a half-time will head the centei
tary and a full-time director serving on
When the center
rr, a member of the need to hire part-ti
)een named director- of 1.75 full-time ec
will assume the direc- This will pose e
any of his existing ad- balance of fiscal
cs. 198S-86 Rv iok7
3sition will affect only USC-Spartanbur
ented as proposed, the these funds will not
il faculty. and student fees, b
ever, need $50,593 in state sources throu)
>84-85. The projected dation. Inc.
i.496 for 1985-86 and
WITH THIS ST I
of the Commissior
equested $50,000 as a proposal. They als<
rt the proposed center. encouraging stud*
posal, the commission economic devel
ique cost funding for internships.
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debate over whethe
>f the Committee on have its own bac
ed the proposal and physics. After imp
badly needed and has health physics in 1
ision. Once amended, interest in the Pee I
jsly. gram in physics.
winter
r fsAI T nonnti?
I Wf~l L- I llUljU lit
I U.S. negotiator at the Strategic
Th and the Most Rev. 1..T. Matholic
bishop of Amariilo. Texas,
t a major conference on nuclear 4 Jip
nuclear war Nov. 29-Dec. 1 at "tn
111v. in int.' luuiou s icauing cx- " '||r ' t
ary and cthical implications of Jutc
of International Studies, the Mjfc 4L,
issues raised by recent scientific
lcar war could bring on a man- 9^ 9
t could lead to the extinction of
y even the human race.
world's present nuclear arsenal resulting fire
Government and International the upper at
rberg, conference director, "the months.
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i!de ; StU
2 ' From Staff
j() Student
7 ; live resolu
g | floor,
j j 5 Senator
and seiene
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hoi I ask 1' orco wants student ... ...
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campus dnnKmi>" policy. . I
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pending dc
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student or
deadlines.
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UCIIICI
i also approved a proposal for a
ic and community development
rg. The center will be a source of
potentially, faculty expertise on
economy in the Spartanburg
lave five divisions: business and
ion, economic education, small
ontinuing education and special
cs.
'E director, serving half time,
\ while each division will have a
a one-quarter time basis.
opens in January 1985, it will
me faculty to fill the equivalent
juivalent faculty positions,
xpenditures of $35,000 for the
1984-85 and $50,925 for fiscal
88, the figure is to be $76,400.
g, however, has announced that
come from state appropriations
ait from private and other nonih
the Carolina Piedmont Foun
IPL I.ATION in mind, members
> cast a united vote to pass the
j noted favorable prospects for
snt involvement in regional
opmeni through academic
1 engaged in its most spirited
r Francis Marion College should
helor of science program in
>lementing a B.S. program in
980, the college sensed enough
Dee to justify a traditional proitnr
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Paul Warnke,
M S. negotiator
X ]J talks, will spei
a .WvS ference on nucle
JtJh. nuclfar war No\
would release so much smoke, soc
mosphere that the sun would be I
dent Senai
Keports
Senate had its busiest meeting th
tions, three ol which passed, cai
Kevin Leslie, who represents olle
majors, proposed two pieces of
t concerned student organization
oms on campus.
lid nntirov m Tht? f
aids do not inform all student orj
adlines on reserving meeting spac
ilution asked that a printed notice <
cedures and deadlines be mailed i
ganizations no later than a week
1
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Stanley Conrad dressed as Letterman c
day at a Halloween party for Universil
Iress nuclei
"Temperatures
the Northern Hen
and winter into ni
Sederberg said
possiblity of nuelc
former chief : of basic theories
for the SALT evaluation of our
)k to a con- c nuclear war.
iar winter and Warnke, lormet
li 29-0ec.t in Agency, will
Prevention ol Nn
Their Responsibili
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defense for intern;
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>locked out for member of the I
te passes 3
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is semester as hoards or one Ire
lie up on the Mall.
1 le said many s
campus math and because man
the approved tivities through
Mmihl iwvvl I',
s who reserve Senator Leslie
Humanities relee
on university 'The bill called
ganizations of appoint a conimi
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conference organizers I
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of national defense anc
present thinking about t
direetor of the Anns Com
be the keynote speaker. I
lelear War: Are the Supe
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of the Committee for Nat
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.indents \\ould pass throug
> student organizations ad
flyers and posters, bulleti
l>i both the organization a
lones' bill concerning the
lion pond also passed,
for SCi Vice President Os
llee to look into improvinj
>air.
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