The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 22, 1985, Page 2, Image 2
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By AMY OELPO
Viewpoint editor
It's a question of honor at the law school these
days.
Both the students and faculty at USC's law school
are in the midst of a controversy about a suggestion
to amend the school's Honor Code. The suggestion
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As the code stands now; there is virtually no
faculty involvement in reviewing Honor Code violations.
The Honor Council is made up entirely of
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students, and faculty arc only involved in appeals
from the accused. Some members of the faculty
want more involvement in the administering of the
code.
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school. The current Honor Code says only the accused
can appeal a decision of the council. Many in
the law school want the code to allow both the accused
and the accuser to appeal decisions.
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college.
Shoquist was a journalism instructor
and reporter in Montana.
He became a copy editor at
the Milwaukee Sentinel in 1954.
In 1955, he transferred to the
Milwaukee Journal as national
editor. He became news editor,
then assistant managing editor.
In a telephone interview, he
said he and his wife, Dorothy,
would be in Columbia by
February.
The finalists for the position
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at the College of Journalism, and
Bill Melson, professor and
former dean at the University of
Alabama.
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Change of address forms, subscription
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University of South Carolina, Columbia,
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Subscription rates are $15.00 for (1)
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Ted Phillips,
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there is enough Lightsey said
Code had been 0f students and
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or appeals. sense of honor i
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New Dean Joe Shoquist is a
managing editor for the
Milwaukee Journal. With his appointment
comes the question of
age. State employees face mandatory
retirement at 65, giving
Shoquist, 59, six years in which
to work.
"Age discrimination cannot be
a part of the search," said Provost
Frank Borkowski. "Despite
his age, Joe Shoquist is, in our
opinion, the best suited for the
job."
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chairman of the Honor Council,
pleased the faculty recognized the
rns and we look forward to working
r in this new relationship."
the code was established by a group A j |
faculty to stress ethics and respononor
Code is a good way to instill a
ind integrity in students."
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nounced in May 1984 that he
would retire the next May.
It took a year to fill the position.
Borkowski said, "The search
for a journalism dean actually
was much shorter than in
previous searches for deans of
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in choosing a person for such a
crucial job.
"There are committees formed,
criteria established, and then
the actual process of selection.
Several people visited us and they
were not satisfactory. We then
reviewed Shoquist, met him and
decided on him," Borkowski
said.
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