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Funding issue tops list, She Ik
CONWAY ? The top issues colleges and universities in
must face include funding, answering to taxpayers, aeadc
better racial equality, the head of the South Carolina
Higher Education said.
Fred Shebeen, who is also S.C. Speaker of the House, sa
conference that state colleges and universities need more
catch up with other Southeastern states in academic qual
The money would be used to increase research grants,
and student scholarships, he said.
And to get the money, institutions of higher education i
ing taxpayers more about how funds are being used and 1
benefiting, Sheheen said.
A college or university will be measured on such things
its graduates are admitted to the graduate programs a
schools they apply to and how many of its students stay i
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Sec. of Education criticizes c
United States Secretary of Education William Bennett,
of what and how colleges teach their students, blasted can
for approving faculty "trashing of Plato and Shakespc
trendy courses that don't do students any good.
Speaking at the convention of the National Associatoi
Colleges and Universities, a group which represents pr
around the United States, in Washington D.C. Feb. 4, Bei
"the serious voices are being drowned out by the trendy li
midst."
Many of the campus presidents assembled to hear
angered.
"It wouldn't be a collcgc," said George Drake, pres
College in Iowa, "unless we provided an arena where n
spoken, debated and conceivably refuted.
American University President Richard Berend/en,
many schools contaminate their course selections with no
and that not all campus teachers always are erudite, said
a few government officials who say foolish things. I thin!
morning."
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Marlctte, whose work is also
animated ior me inuc sunaay loaay
'Gil S<IVS Show, said he has not finished plann^
ing the presentation he will have for
,, ,, .. USC students.
South Carolina ? ... , ,
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mic reform and ... '
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Commission on . , ... . ... , c .
What I will do will be fun, he
. . . . said. "I'll show slides. I'll show carid
during a news . ,, , . . .I .
toons. I m going to be talking about
state money to .1.1 1 r i-. 1
cartooning and the role of editorial
... . cartooning."
faculty salaries ~u . ... .
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Stuart, a correspondent for the ly News in the Washii
Philadelphia Daily News. "We've also set up
Fowler has been in the field of Reg to meet with an
advertising and public relations since wants to meet with
1975. said. "We thought h
He was graduated from Wofford role model."
College and received a doctorate in The luncheon, plani
political science from the University ty students, will be hel
of Kentucky. in the Russell House I
Fowler is active in politics and is Other special progr
serving as chief executive officer for fered, too.
the 1988 Democratic National "Morris For Pres
Convention. campaign of the Lec
btuart is the national attairs cor- agency ot Chicago wi
respondent for the Philadelphia Dai- Thr CLIO award>rd
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Continued from pagi
Is alive" story, which ran in the Feb. black woman in Am
mmers was incorrectly listed as dean p'd, poor, black wor
ition Science. Fred Roper is the cur- 's to have no power.
jwinp'c nnmp w.is nlcn miscnfllrH DOOT black WO 111 3II i]
tches to new 'Yes 97"' story publish- have no options. Wh
reported that some WNOK-FM DJs old, I want to be able
, WNOK's program director, said driver."
disc jockeys. Taylor, now 42, i
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ctor and part-owner. University. She did n
will begin classes.
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him," Konkle 11:15 a.m.
e'd be a good
The "Morris for President" ad
ned for minori- campaign will be presented at 1:25.
d at 12:05 p.m. p.m., followed by a student social at
Ballroom. 2:30 p.m. The CLIO award-winning
ams will be of- television commercials will be shown
at 3:30 p.m.
ident," an ad All journalism classes will be
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erica. To be an and in the college community,"
nan in America Foster said.
To be an old, One volunteer escort, Patterson
n America is to resident Katherine Walsh, said,"I've
en I'm 65 years always been cautious about girls
to summon my walking by themselves at night, so I
wanted to help out."
recently took a Patterson resident Yvonne Stone
m at Fordham said she and her roommate
ot say when she volunteered to be escorts two nights a
week, "because it's a great idea, and
ne easily for the because we don't want any girls
er first job was walking around by themselves."
, and she later On Tuesday night, all volunteers
imble Company will be invited to a pizza party and a
as not meant to safety presentation by the USC.
Police.
1 a member of "The campus police have been real
The Society of supportive of the project," Foster
alists ? and said.
cations, and she Denise Kinard, a USC student and .
le Institution of reserve police officer for the USC
rch. She is also . police, will conduct the crime
lerous other awareness program Tuesday night.
"We want to remind the girls that
program, called we commend them for their efforts,
raordinaire ? This is a really great program,"
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"Hurl your want the volunteers to be aware that
o death." the number of crimes against property
at USC are much greater than
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"However," Kinard said, "no one
k anywhere is 100 percent protected
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