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k &&? ; ;? affl*~? Vj?38S^k:i{4?llm 1^ Farewell Dr. James B. Holderman (foreground) and his * say goodbye to their days as president and first lady Holderman resigned his position as president in late USC trustees apprc By SLUIT PRUDEN ' Editor in chief i A shift in funding for the proposed journalism building was approved Thursday by the USC Board of f Trustees. _ t The the new arrangement will change the method of funding from a lease-purchase arrangement to one I I If you are thinki I new bike before < I At t I!H I we repai I we sell for FRI I and we are just tw 10% off access I 12 speeds from $140.00 Cruisers/City Bikes/Mountain B We also repair all brands K4] HI in 5 points 254-9797 O'lfeleigtfo DCCTinniiiT 1 771-7289 1305 Assembly St. Open Sun.-Fri. 11:30-3: Now Offering Meal Tickets for Home Cooked Meals! (All You Can Eat) Within Walking Distance of US Meal Ticket 5 Lunch Buffets for 20.00 ~n? ^1T7 H Freshmen leadership By SCOTT PRUDEN Editor in chief Freshmen at USC offer a ready I crop as tne leaders or tomorrow, so the department of Student Life has established the Emerging Leader program. The Emerging Leader program began in 1988 to introduce students interested in leadership positions to each other and also to skills that^vould help them in their future roles on campus. In 1989 it was paired with the Leadership Mentor program. This gave freshmen the opportunity to meet and learn from students who had already attained leadership status on campus. "The Emerging Leader program offers the freshman several reasons to participate," said Novella Fortner, Assistant Dean of Student Life. "It intigrates the student into an active campus life, it develops basic leadership skills and behaviors which become practical to e Caro^n personal development. It also inat USC. Dr. troduces the student to key people y* and resources on campus, helps to we funding for p> Dased on private funding, tuition bonds and capital mprovement bonds i iic upuaieu cost inai wui oe coverea Dy tne new unding methods will be $13.25 million, compared to he original budget of $12 million. $50,000 in private funding had already been ap>roved by the board for engineering and design costs, op I ng of buying a I coming to (JSC. I I r all bikes I -fc li ic; i ii ol yccii 10 blocks from USC. lories with this ad Cribbs Bakery ikes,, out. \ SPOKiN' / / a m // mmm" Trnno \ / / Va,,eV Croup \ / / paru Franks Therapy V / fare I I i <. USC Greene \ nr: U 1 / r?sT^ I 1 / yl7?s' 1 II ^os^er Fran ? II Custom Me I (includes frame, j 00 I Poster Mou I IT IS TIME 1 I CLASS ROC I PERSONAL :r ?BB 1 COLUMBIA MALI ?| I Upper Level j 788-8854 ^ 1 offered > training establish friendships in the freshman class, and build a foundation for assuming future leadership positions on campus." Fortner said that only 50 fresh- llfp jfflflj men will be accepted into the program for the fall semester, and each one will be accepted on a orioritv basis, so earlv ropistratinn is a must "Some of the areas we will cover in the six sessions include leadership styles, managing committees and meetings, the balancing act of leaders and campus and community resources," Fortner One of the integral parts of the Emerging Leader program is the pairing of each freshman with a leadership mentor. "The mentor is a student who has been involved in a variety of leadership positions and activities on campus," Fortner said. "They will basically show you Pop Bl*t the ropes and just serve as a point Two fans ol of reference for questions regard- gance of Mick ing involvement with Carolina." Columbia Mus roposed journalis) but it was necessary to get approval for the switch from lease-purchasing. The lease-purchase arrangement was decided against because it usually entails the university buying property from one of its special foundations that has been set up to buy property that may be useful to USC. In the case of the journalism building, the univerTech Si deck the wi ck To Schoc / CUS TOM . -> // metal A FRAMES 16$ (all colors/sizes) // ital Framing jlass, matte. mounting & labor) inting 0 TURN THOSE DORM RO )MS AND WORK AREAS INT ENVIRONMENT AND NO 01 OR SAVES YOU MORE TF T)eck^Wali Expressive Art and Custom Framin 1 FIVE POINTS 631-B Harden St. 252-9323 SALE ENDS SEPT. 16,1S wmmm r * 1^1 File Photo f the New York art scene ponder the social signifi;ey Mouse during this Andy Warhol exhibit at the eum of Art. m building sity already owned the land, which is adjacent to the business administration building. Another part of the funding will be obtained using S3 million in tuition bonds, which are payed for using money from student tuitions. 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