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bringing a variety of journalistic experiences
to his professorship in the
journalism school. |
A graduate of Washington University
in St. Louis, 111., Vlahoplus
worked as a reporter and editor for
International News Service and t
United Press International in j
Chicago, Denver and Springfield. He s
aUn served as administrative assis
tant and press secretary to two II- j
linois governors. s
Calls to Vlahoplus' office were not
returned by press time. USC
spokeswoman Debra Allen said
Vlahoplus had not released any
statements concerning his
resignation.
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By PATRICK JEAN
News reporter
Thomas Stcpp was unanimously
elected Thursday by the USC
Board of Trustees as its new
secretary.
Stepp, director of the new Roger
Arts Center and former ad
ministrator of South Carolina
Educational Television, will replace
Chris Vlahoplus, whose resignation
as board secretary and executive
vice president for administration
goes into effect Oct. 1.
Trustees chose Stepp from
among 24 candidates. He was the
only candidate nominated by the
board's executive committee.
Stepp will also serve as a special
assistant to USC President James
Holdcrman for community and
cultural affairs. He will continue to
oversee operations at the Koger
center, the Carolina Coliseum and
Instructional Services.
Stcpp worked at S.C. ETV for
more than 25 years, serving as executive
assistant to the president
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However, Stepp will not be taking
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I will not undertake any
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said.
As secretary of the Board of
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contracts along with Holderman
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the Office of Internal Audit and
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board's executive committee.
"I'd like to carry on most of
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the things that he's done enormously.
He was a tremendous part of the
university."
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