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Students given 12 weeks to w
Washington State University ? A recent move to i
to withdraw from courses up through the twelfth w
without academic penalty has received support from
Advisory Committee of the Faculty Senate.
^ The AAC vote will allow two uncontested course v
a student's first 30 credit hours.
Students make bucks with ski
Michigan State University ? Box Office Spectacu
group which supposedly "settled" out of existence ir
it agreed never to show their porno film "Spartan Sc
has re-registered as a student group and has screene
Girl of Alpha-Thi," another porn movie.
Toshira Suguira, the new president said he'd rat
good horror movie," but that sex movies were the
group could be sure to ear.i a profit.
Secretary, president exchange
Harvard University ? Colleges are generally toe
after money to "improve the minds, even the hearts,
William Bennett, secretary of education, said.
In reply, Harvard President Derek Bok said Ben
1 amounted to unfounded "cant" that didn't take inl
!; school's ethics courses.
; Alumnus told athlete's claims
Creighton University ? The Nebraska college is s
' letters to alumni and students to object to "in
misleading" statements by Kevin Ross, a former basl
who in 1982 left the university as a functional illiterat
helped draw national attention to the quality of athlet
!; Creighton's president, the Rev. Michael Morrison/
10 wnic tne letters after Ross repeated his story <
Donahue Show."
Teacher seeks students' aid in
Temple University ? Government director Chris S
ed students to withhold tuition payments until the fa
settled.
Temple has not delivered the education it promi
? strike began Oct. 6.
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By PAGE IVEY
News reporter
fithdraw As rcturns began to comc in, the par
began at 7 p.m. and spirits were hig
Everyone believed that Mike Daniel wou
ill All;
?w" oecome the next governor of South Carolin
eek of classes However, as the evening wore on, tl
the Academic crowd began to realize that if Mike Dani
was going to win, a rapid turnabout wou
withdrawals in have to take place.
Bob Coble, Daniel's campaign manage
watched the returns with a roomful of su
111 flick porters at the Sheraton Northwest in Colur
bia. "We're waiting for rural votes to con
in. They're our strong point," he said. "V
lars, a student expect it to get worse before it gets better.
1 August when hope we'll win."
hool for Sex," About 10 p.m., Daniel made a substanti
d "The Greek comeback and the race was even. "Tl
Republicans are not getting the votes thi
her screen "a neccj at this stage of the evening to susta
only way the them through the counting of the rur
vuics, saia Kay Clamp, Daniel's pre
secretary.
views
busy chasing FaCUlty Comlw.* <wm p.H 1
" of students, *
major cause for faculty research- have yi
nett's charges sponsored programs, which he penses
:o account the hopes will continue. He said one would'
of his first priorities is improve- all of u
ment of faculty salaries. But
ainfriin ' '^c ^avc a'ways 8?ven more benefic
UII&VliB money than we were allocated for sion of
cndlne 44 000 faculty salaries by the tion A<
accurate and legislature." and c
cetball nlaver ?nc Professor said he had institut
e Ross* story received negative feedback from Hold
-ducfltlnn Other universities who were answer
was oromoted amused at USC's predicament, visiting
m "The Phil That was not the way the other He s
' schools would go about gaining dimens
recognition, he said. believe
. - Holderman said, "It would've and in
SulKG been very simple, in retmsnprt c
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although I think not right, to the Ger
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culty strike is IjdlTlDbPSB Continued from page 1
sed since the Concerning the Education Improvemei
Act, Theodore said, he planned to t
aggressive.
"The EI A is a strategic block placed on tl
Education Finance Act, which I authored i
1977," he said. "It offers further improv
ment on our own system. We must fully fur
_ the EIA and the Education Finance Act 1
D meet the goals so many of us have.
m "I see the role of the It. governor as beir
a state salesman who can prospect busine
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switch in momentum due to a very e
ty media campaign. "It seems that even
h. their campaign may have been effect
Id people don't seem to have liked the i
a. they got."
he At 11:30 p.m., it was obvious that tl
iel votes just weren't going to come in, a
Id Campbell, who held a five percentag
lead, was going to win. "I thought it w
r, closer. 1 thought Mike would be
p- throughout the evening," said Phil
n- Daniel's opponent for the Derr
ne nomination. "Of course, 1 still hope 1
/e ing to win."
I As the lieutenant governor's race
doomed to a permanent tie, the possil
al a split ticket between the governor ;
he lieutenant governor became greater,
ey going to need an extraordinary s<
in statesmanship on the part of the goveri
al lieutenant covemnr *
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ss Assembly for legislation based on whi
for the state, not the party," Lader s
elded up the salary and ex- to him about ]
and the outset. That quences of tl
ve been certainly easier on would be of c
is." "The good
he said the lawsuit was and does to
ial, as it cleared up confu- outweighs an>
the Freedom of Informa- far."
:t, and with it protection The problei
:onfidentiality of the being broker
ion. Sadat's salai
lerman said USC will also, because
questions up-front on any the low sal
speakers' salaries. teachers. Holt
aid he feels the negative and will keei
ions will be shortlived. "I the legislature
that the full thrust is off, tain more fur
fact will pass away." instructor's s?
aid only one member of he feels althoi
leral Assembly has spoken think he has r
it throughout the country to bring in ec
)e growth through jobs and better jobs.'
Theodore told an Associated Press i
le he would make the $35,000-a-year jol
in full-time position with no increase in
e- He said the lieutenant governor, in a
td to presiding over the Senate, can w
>o economic develonmpnt
Other goals Theodore has for his ol
ig elude crime control, focusing on the di
ss blem, getting tough on crack distributi
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6 p.m. for South
10 p.m. economically
5 p.m. South Carolii
7:45 a.m. has climbed f;
jlty/staff lunch the nation un<
trol, he said.
7-8 pm "I don't
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roommate."Anique"? nothing m
just "Anique"?was her name. Ch
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description.
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roommate I wanted, I didn't kne
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smoker. I could swear I saw a pici
of Anique on a postcard I got frc
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out that she was an Art History <
I dent, into the Psychedelic Furs, a
totally, totally against the dome
\ cation of animals.
I was just about ready to put
k for a room transfer when si
cgw reached into her leather
V , backpack, pulled out a
can of Suisse Mocha and
offered me a cup. Okay, I
decided I'd keep an open r
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: p found out that Anique and ]
Wr the same fondness for Gary <
Y rnovies, the same disdain for w
coolers, ana tnc same cx-boytri
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Daniel concedes
limed a "Considering the campaign we just
ffective witnessed, that seems impossible," said one
though Daniel supporter, sporting a variety of Daniel
ve, the buttons, including a "Good ole boy!" badge.
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iwoaftv i nc guuu uie ooy image is one tnat has Deen
attacked in the media lately. "The saddest
le rural thing for our state would be to swap one good
nd that ole boy system for another," Lader said,
e point Finally, at 2:10 a.m., an hour after his
ould be rumored arrival, Daniel conceeded. "I want
leading to congratulate Congressman Campbell on
Lader, his victory," he said. Amid cheers and tears,
ocratic Daniel thanked his supporters and made a reic's
go- quest that they support the new governor.
"I think what is most important to South
seemed Carolina now is unity," he said. "I want you
>ility of to join me in offering those who have won our
ind the best wishes and highest hopes for the future."
"We're "We did our best, that's for sure, and we
ncA n ^ oavA it oil ? i- ~ -J nr'? *
iinn nau. i nc voicrs maue their
lor, the choice and I respect their decision." Daniel
Jeneral ended on a happy note, by saying, "Just in
t's best case those votes that are out there come our
lid. way, I have another speech prepared."
egislation or conse- they are striving for the same
ic Sadat case that thing on this campus.
oncern. "Our goals are absolutely identhe
university gives tical, the long-term academic
he community far credibility at the USC." He said
negative impact so visibility has increased the university's
capacity to raise outside
i of faculty morale funds for now.
by finding out The question of neglecting
y was addressed undergraduate studies was alsn
of the problem of brought up. In response, Holderaries
for certain man said, "We've got to
lerman said he has underline basic undergraduate
> pushing through liberal arts education. And we've
the only way to at- got to find the funds to do it."
ds, to increase the He said students often ask,
laries. But he said "Why do we have such lousy ingh
the faculty may struction at the undergraduate
lade bad decisions, level."
jnomic correcting the hazardous waste problem. He
would also like to see South Carolina change
eporter its ranking as a nuclear waste dump.
i into a "I feel strongly that we cannot relax on
salary. goals for health and senior citizen services,"
ddition Theodore said.
urn on " i nave a tremendous hope for South
Carolina's future as we approach the 21st cenfice
in- tury. I feel we have the ability, skill and long
ug pro- range plans to carry us to our rightful place in
and the leadership of the nation."
on. Continued from page 1
to Jordan, Daniel ing,"Jordan said. "To continue
'ernor's race is bad the effectiveness of our governCarolina
both ment, Mike Daniel would have
and educationally. been the only choice."
ta's small business
om 50th to 14th in "Campbell has a lot of
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in uciinjciuuc con- legislators mad at mm. He is not
going to be an effective governor,
see this continu- Jordan said."
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