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4* Trustees 5 release of Board to take back Holderman's title = By The Associated Press "ZWhen USC President John Palms issues a public report next week on his probe into the conduct of predecessor James Holderman, he will receive support from most ~ of the USC trustees. Palms had begun proceedings to ~ revoke Holderman's tenured pro- ? fessorship, but Holderman halted , that Friday when he resigned his post. i Michael Mungo, chairman of the | USC Board of Trustees, said Holderman suggested a deal to give up | his tenure if USC would keep the investigation secret Palms refused the deal, Mungo said. d Also, Mungo said he will ask g the board to revoke the "distin- q guished president emeritus" title ^ the board gave Holderman when he resigned in May 1990. "If he was unsuitable to be a r( professor, then he certainly is un- v suitable to hold the distinguished P honor," Mungo said. a "I think there's a general consensus among the trustees, with the ^ exception of maybe two or three, r that we'd love to get that title t back," said trustee Herbert Adams v of Laurens. r But Trustee Louis Sossamon of * Gaffney said th> board gave Holderman the title cor his contribu- j tions and he wou not favor tak- c ing it away. c Holderman resigned under fire f for his lavish spending. He pleaded guilty to receiving extra compensa- 2 tion and no contest to state tax evasion earlier this year. r After The Charlotte Observer y reported that students said Holder- i man had made sexual advances to ( a ClV.WPpt I i utui, r anna ^uuuuvivu u gt/> .. , investigation into Holderman's 1 conduct. Trustees are divided about 1 whether Palms should release any < information at all. i "It's a personnel matter, when i the university's done with it, we're 1 xo iiftiij v>.wo$ : ,v All young men have one respo have to register with Selective Se. 18th birthday It's quick. It's easy A public service message of this publica In Charge Dur I J with the F built righ Great Sel Earn 601 H EXTRA CREDIT I DOLLARS m support report _lt L '||iurilfttnrrj^^^>> .->:5?, v^v | flK Jlft * f ^b^I^^IPhh^HH k^JKJHH Mungo one with it," said trustee Mark luyck of Florence, Gov. Carroll Campbell's appointee to the USC oard. "The governor would support a sport being made to the public on /hy tenure was revoked, if that roves to be the course of action," Campbell spokesman said. USC Faculty Senate President 'eter Becker agreed. "There is no leed for the university to hold >ack information. Here is a man vho is accused of misusing public noney and coercing students," Seeker said. HoH HnlHprman nnt rpcionp.rf 'alms would have presented :harges against Holderman to a faulty committee next week, the irst step in revoking tenure. Mungo said he favors releasing i report "There's no way we're going to nake a deal to keep something private for any kind of thing," said \dams. "If there's anything we )ught to have learned in the last Ive years, it's that we don't have hat right" For years, the trustees allowed Holderman to keep secret how he >pent millions in public money, md the board gave Holderman au;hority to hire lawyers to try to ceep some of the records secret. risibility in common. They rvice within 30 days of their '. And it's the law. rir\r* in/H Svsrem Up Your H< with tACEIX umm slEW CopperTo| t into the packa Stocking St I Us Your Books :K CASH & BONUS Main Street 803/256-6666 HI Melissa Moretz (front) takes a break from t was awaiting her last meet in the finals of the Student Me< By LEE CLONTZ 1 Staff Writer Last week, Carolina Television was voted in as a probationary member of Student Media. I Carolina Television will join The Gamecock, WUSC-FM, The Garnet and Black and Portfolio as official members of the Student Media. Carolina Television, which was begun last year by a small group of students, resides on Carolina Cablevision Channel 10, and broad- , casts about four hours of programming every day. "Our main purpose is to provide students with an opportunity to learn broadcasting skills by working in the medium of television," Paul Sanford, the station manager said. ctQfir?n'c 'Rv students fnr students' nol icy is reflected in the station's flagship show, Carolina News Tonight. 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