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Newsmakers Compiled from the AP wire J Governor's office memo a gag order About 200 employees in the governor's office have been instructed not to talk to reporters without permission, Columbia television station WIS-TV reported Monday. The memo was written by Bob McAlistcr, the governor's communications chief and a former reporter and advertising executive, and circulated this past week, he said. McAlister said the measure was taken to improve public information about the governor and his activities. Any governor's employee will be allowed to talk if he gets prior clearance, McAlister said. Foundations may support high schools Some South Carolina high schools and school districts are considering foundations that provide private, tax-deductible support for schools as a potential source of funds. In Columbia, Spring Valley Foundation has provided Spring Valley High School with $250,000 in cash and donated equipment since the foundation was established in 1983. GOT MONO? 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I purchne jnd theie tpfcul olf*ri iff Rood only ji ihp 1)16 Main Sir*<>i loonon Thcif oflen e\pne lj kWcii a.iMJ ?nd noi Rood with iny othei piomolionjt ottei I College of Soci By GAIL BUCHANAN News reporter A doctoral program in social work will be implemented at USC's College of Social Work in fall 1987 after being approved this past month, said Robert Weinbach, director of doctoral studies at the college. umy aoout nan 01 ail accredited scnoois of social work offer a doctorate," Weinbach said. (JSC's program is already accredited. NCAA. Continued from page 1 ing the 1987-88 season. Also stated in the report, ". . . due to the cooperation of the university in its investigation of this case, the university may petition the committee. . . for the two-year probationary period to be reduced to one year," the report said. There arc 17 points in the program that must be adhered to before USC may petition Rally. Continued from page 1 three years and is now the third I've been s highest in the Southeast among that the c public schools. Carolina is "I have had conversations with and that it several legislators since the to find al march," Houser said. "I feel that revenue." I m m a r r t-? rr /n t Tr* MAKb YUUKOrMN yt?o"?r f Limited spaces still avc the CPU office located | Russell House. Or call i al Work to offi The program will prepare students to be social work educators, Wcinbach said. It is designed so the degree can be completed in 2 to 3 years and consists of a mixture of education and social work courses. Admission requirements are two years of full or part-time social work experience and a master's degree in social work from an accredited graduate program. for the reduction. These points include a job-monitoring program for athletes, tighter control on complimentary ticket distribution and orientation sessions for student athletes and new coaches on NCAA rules and procedures. Also included are periodic rules compliance audits by outside consultants in different sports and clauses in coaches' contracts uccessful in conveying Student participatioi intire state of South what had been hoped f< in a critical condition, rally was covered inte is their responsibility the media. ternatives to increase Wood sent a letter A QDCAV DT A \TC TAH A V7 LA1NJ luur teach. Florid 155/PERSON iilable! To sign up, Contac on the 2nd floor of the 777-7130. - : . ;V j3 BEfffaafi / * er doctorate 1 i Elaine Fcrraro, associate professor or sociology and director of the social work pro.gram at Columbia College, is a potential applicant who praised the opportunities offered by the degree. "It is time to enhance my skills and engage in a dialogue with other professors of social work who have the same career goals that 1 have," Ferraro said. | | ^ ctntino rnnrhpc mav hn fired or snsnenrird without pay if found to be involved in "deliberate" and "serious" NCAA violations. The report says "although the university has been invited to petition for reduction in the probationary period. . . the post-season sanctions shall remain applicable regardless of the length of the . . probation. 3 ? n was not Sen. Mike Ciillen, head of the 3r, but the Communications Committee, to nsively by eight USC extension schools and eight other state-supported schools asking them to attend the written by march. ?| Cocky ty| Continued from page 1 | him the judges felt other mascots m M did not have the equipment to produce as sophisticated a video: | Therefore, the judges felt it unfair to name Cocky the national champion once again. a B Webb, however, said, "The quality of the video is not a part of the judging at all." "I don't have problems with someone else winning," Cocky said. "1 just wonder why I got to the top four if they didn't agrefc *1. _ * 1 - _1 wnn iiic way i prouuceu my tape." { ! The videotape in question was edited by Cocky at Vision 2 Productions of Columbia, which is a commercial editing facility. Vision 2 has been rented in the past to edit similar tapes of the USC cheerleaders, Cocky said. When asked about the appeal; Webb said, "We are not aware of any attempt to appeal the decision. As far as we know, Cocky was very pleased." ,-; V^HHHHH j^jwMteaifa&ag?^^^> l ^ _S 9 i , . i i - ?g 1 & | ; " ? ! ||M ? A