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R.A. Continued from pa
He said he put down the phon<
I and Announced l>y the numbers of Harman, Ross and
David Macauley, a housing ad
ministrator. He also included th<
phone numbers of Vice President fo
7:45 PM Student Affairs Dennis Pruitt anc
USC President James Holderman.
M-7:()() I'M A number of residents on th<
M-7:3() I'M seventh floor of Douglas said the}
MW-7-.00 I'M received the phone numbers bu
K A\M T.in ttK 4
I1"* ' ivi didn't call anyone. They said the;
M W-B:00 I'M knew other residents on the floo
MW-B:30 I'M who did.
Krawcheck also said he suggestec
I-ti.OO I M {jiat stucients COuld call thei
1-7:00 rM parents and ask them to call th<
1-7:30 I'M university and complain. Krawchccl
1-8:00 I'M sajtj Harman had told him the onl;
1;H:30 I'M reason there was heat in some of th<
^ female dorms was because parent
I M-7 00 I'M ^acj canecj the provost's office ant
complained.
1 IH-8:00 I'M Residents on the hall sai<
VV 7 00 I'M Krawcheck only provided the phom
i*>Vo? i.k . numbers, but didn't pressure anyom
W-7:3l) I'M i
W-fl:?o I'M .o make any calls.
W H- u? I'M "When I found out about the pro
- blems in Snowden and Burney,
xxxxxk distributed the flier there as well
? with the R.A.s' permission.
in.7 00PM "I wrote down which number
TM-7::U)PM werc most important, Harman an<
Tl 1-B:0()PM Macauley." he said.
TH-H:3()I?M Krawcheck said he was then ap
proached by Bob Bennett, th<
Residence Hall Director at Douglas
"He never told me not to issue tb
xxxxx flier, but was afraid of the 'humai
nature consequences' of it."
xxxxx He said Resident Student Develop
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: merit discovered the flier in January,
, and Grecu called him in to discuss it.
He said they called the flier "destruc
tive to the dorm community."
Krawcheck said Grecu told him
"that my rights as a student were
non-existent as long as 1 am an R.A.,
so she controlled anything I say and
do, because I work lor her."
Krawcheck said one of his "violations"
was not sending maintenance
reports to RSD. But he said he did
not think he had to send them there.
An RSD staff member reached for
comment Sunday said the R.A.
z iiutiiuui says an maintenance requests
c should go to housing and the RHD
1 should be notified if a serious situa5
tion exists.
s "What had happened was students
i called and complained; their parents
called," Krawcheck said. "Harman
i got calls from parents asking why
e their children were without hot
e water. I thought they would act professionally,
but one student said his
mother called and Harman said he
I wants the blood of whoever gave her
, the number."
Krawcheck said he thought he did
s a good job as an R.A. "I followed
i the R.A. textbook, all my students
returned but one, four made the
Dean's List, one made the Presic
dent's List. But I was put on probation
by the RHD."
e A letter from Bennett to
i Krawcheck lists problems of "1) ex
ccssjve violations of the alcohol and
visitation policy on your floor, and
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your failure to support (in words and
actions) university rules and regulations.
3) failure to rememher 'Hutu'
and 4) regular attendence at staff
meetings. Additionally, I discussed
your leaving Douglas while on duty
and your ineffectiveness in resolving
staff conflicts."
The letter also says Krawcheck was
very good at "personally getting to
know his residents," but put him on
probation Oct. 26, 1987 for the
"seriousness ?f his negligence."
Krawcheck ;aid he told Bennett he '
would try harder and that Bennett
agreed to take him off probation by
the spring semester, but didn't.
Residents reached for comment
Sunday said they knew of only one or
two incidents of alcohol and visitation
policv violations.
Despite RSD rules prohibiting
staff members from talking to The
Gamecock, the paper tried but could
not reach Bennett for comment
Sunday.
Grecu also refused to comment.
"I wouldn't discuss a personnel
issue," she said. "It may or may not
be the truth. I wish I could discuss it
with you, but the confidentiality of
personnel issue is very important.
"But 1 hope you would consider
the credibility of our department
before printing anything," she said.
"If you do decide to write a story,
please check back so I can check with
legal affairs, because the possibility
exists that you would be printing
something that is very inaccurate."
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