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On April 3, still another agency,
the General Accounting Office,
opened fiscal probes of the Harvard
Medical School, the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology
and the University of California at
Berkeley.
In South Carolina, the grand
jury indicted USC's former President
James Holderman for al
legedly misusing campus funds.
The state's law enforcement division
? SLED ? as well as the Internal
Revenue Service have also
entered the fray with their own investigations
of funds and appropriations
during Holderman's 13-year
reign.
Even the appearance of such improprieties
? as well as the deluge
of stories about serious campus
crimes, postgame student riots and
tuitions rising faster than the inflation
rate ? have consequences.
They could, some observers say,
cost campuses political support
and money.
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climate and the impressions that
dominated the media stories will
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mandated by appropriations committees"
in Congress, added Robert
Rosenzwig, president of the Association
of America Universities.
At Stanford, alumni donations
have declined 12 percent over the
same period this past year since
the accusations of misconduct
were first made, said Elizabeth
Sloan, director of communications
for the university's development
office.
Apparently fearful of similar
wobbling of support, Brown University
President Vartan Gregorian
authored a column in the Washington
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to restore beauty to the dark garden.
His plans for the future include
making a curve bridge to go
over the pond, building a waterfall,
adding a wildflower area and making
a patio area behind South
Tower.
But the project's planners say
the only way this project will be
successful is if students and faculty
members help.
According to Herr, the 50-year
old garden was erected in 1941
and named after A.C. Moore, the
university's first chairman of the
biology department in 1906.
Moore was also twice president of
the university, commissioner of
education and has a residence hall
named after him.
Aid
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ceive a student aid report. This
SAR must be submitted to USC's
financial aid office by July 1 for
the student to be considered for aid
for the upcoming academic year
beginning in the fall.
Seven major student financial
aid programs are offered by the
U.S. Department of Education.
These programs include Pell
Grants, Supplemental Educational
Opportunity Grants, College
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Loans, Plus Loans and Supplemental
Loans for Students.
"I received a $1,800 Pell Grant
my junior year," USC student Jill
St. Peter said. "I had no idea the
program was even offered the first
two years I was here."
Grants are a form of financial
aid students do not have to pay ?
back. Work-Study gives students a
chance to work and earn money to
help pay for school. Loans are bor- a
rowed money that students or pa- 1S
rents must repay with interest.
"Each student is assigned a Pell
Grant Index number used to deter- m
mine the maximum amount of aid ca
he or she can receive," Wright on
said. an
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The cost of education minus a
student's family contribution is the
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formula the government uses to ,
determine the Pell Grant Index '
number.
The 1991-92 maximum award po
offered from the Pell Grant scho- St
larship program is $2,300. How ca
much a student actually gets will th<
not only depend on his Pell Grant ciz
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The following are entries on the USC police ft
from April 15-20.
April 15 u
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Burglary second degree, grand larceny, Byrnes
Center. Unknown person(s) removed items f
from a secured room. _
Burglary second degree, petty larceny, Tela .
Center Development Office. Unknown person(s)
removed items from a secured room. ^
Malicious injury to personal property, 1212
Greene St. Victim reports that person(s) un- .
known pushed over his motorcycle and caused ^
damage to it.
Grand larceny to motorcycle, 1700 College St.
Victim reports that unknown person(s) removed s
his motorcycle from the above location by un
known means.
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April 16 ve
Attempted grand larceny of motor vehicle, C-1 /\
lot, 1332 Pendleton St. Unknown person(s) attempted
to steal motorcycle.
Auto tampering, Capstone meter lot, 900 st
Barnwell St. Unknown person(s) attempted to a?
staal a v/phirlp
Attempted grand larceny of motor vehicle, C-1 Wi
lot, 1332 Pendleton St. Person(s) unknown at- Pc
tempted to take the victim's motorcycle.
Larceny, Business Administration. Person(s) Vi
unknown took the victim's unattended purse. B
Auto breaking, grand larceny, D-4 lot, 1000 sc
Blossom St. Person(s) unknown broke into vie- bc
tim's car and took his stereo. m
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April 17 A
Petty larceny, auto tampering, L-lot, 600 Main
St. Unknown person(s) damaged his vehicle. ar
Malicious injury to personal property, Davis o
Field, 1328 Greene St. Person(s) unknown cut
the wires of the victim's motorcycle and B;
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Malicious injury to real property, Maxcy. Per- jte
son(s) unknown damaged the door by inserting
super glue in the key hole.
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ademic year or less than that. Denton said.
The amount of aid a student Wright said about
ay be able to receive from students who ap
mpus-based programs depends campus-based progi
the student's financial need, the ceive aid because ei
lount of other aid he will receive had been depleted c
d the availability of funds. When
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ipril 18
Burglary second degree, petty larceny, Coker
fe Sciences. Complainant states person(s) unlown
removed one electric typewriter from a
om without permission. There were no signs of
reed entry.
Petty larceny, Russell House. Complainant
aies person^; unknown umawiuny removeu
100 from an unattended duffle bag. No further
formation was reported.
Illegal use of telephone, Cliff Apartments. Vicn
has been receiving threatening phone calls.
Burglary third degree, larceny, Nursing. Per>n(s)
unknown took victim's wallet from an unjcure
desk. The room was also unsecure.
Larceny, Russell House Bookstore. Person(s)
iknown took the victim's unattended bookbag.
Grand larceny of motor vehicle, S-6 east lot,
10 Bull St. Person(s) unknown took the victim's
ihicle.
pril 19
Malicious injury to real property, Blossom
reet Garage, unknown subject(s) causea aamje
to the fence at the above location.
Disorderly conduct, 400 Main St. The subject
as arrested for the above incident and trans>rted
to Richland County Detention Center.
Illegal use of telephone, University Terrace,
ctim has received harrassing phone calls.
Larceny of bookbag, Thomas Cooper. Per>n(s)
unknown took the victim's unattended
>okbag.
Illegal use of telephone, WUSC. Victim has
jen receiving harrassing phone calls.
ipril 20
Hicnrrlorlv/ rnnHurt AHO Main St Suhiarit was
rested and jailed at Richland County Detention
enter.
Burglary, malicious injury to personal property,
ates West. Victim states that a former roomate
ransacked her room and damaged some
jms.
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Staff Writer
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