University of South Carolina Libraries
Library fe Three positions to r< By JILL BUEHLMAN Staff Writer rece As budgetary crunches and the recession hurt the university, Thomas Cooper Library and other campus libraries are not escaping the cuts. f?r To save $45,000, the Cooper li- stay brary left three library technician ^eci assistant positions vacant. c'f,c These positions will affect operations in the circulation depart- Purc infill, icsti vvu uvnjiv iuuiii anu 111 data entry. fron "I don't believe the students are S affected; it is thd staff that is in- PaP< convenienced by having to work was extra days," Assistant Dean of ^ Managing Services C.J. Cambre P^e said. ^uc< Despite funding reductions, the are money for purchasing books and sPer periodicals has remained the same, ^ about $2.8 million. ^as "The university has made cer- me lain that the book budget would at.' not be cut. In fact, they gave us j 1! $250,000 extra to cover the rising 7*^ , cost of inflation," Cambre said. ,n ^ T Collection Management Officer low Alexander Gilcrest estimates tion 24,000 to 25,000 books have been paid purchased this year, about the "I same amount purchased in past ecor years. up ti IS IB Pizza and P N.Y. Style P "v # Spaghetti Dii Mon Nite?All you can eat Homemade Lt Happy Ho 75C Slices $3.00 Pitchers $1.00 off al *11 ABC REGULATIONS Eh 2009 Devine St. rv J L^on i arag Store i 3034 BROAD RIVER RD els budget imain unfilled in We have been able to continue iving all the journals that we K)MR s gotten in the past. We just |fl m't been able to add any new nals," Gilcrest said. | 3 jftjn ibrary officials are responsible liechn making necessary changes to assisl within its budget. They must de which departments can sar- ?***][!? :c funding. } tvrm he money spent this year on surtnl :hasing equipment like compu- WmSSk and furniture was reduced Drintii i $35,000 to $8,000. ^ pending on supply items like source: "ft ;r, pens and computer software cut from $55,000 to $43,000. xpenses from printing pam;ts and brochures have been reid by $4,000. Fewer handouts given to students to decrease iding. ess student and graduate help hired this year, even though student help budget remained 201,000. The increase in the imum wage rate from $3.85 to 'S tv>r hr\nr rancpH q rpHn^tinn '?/ pvi IIUUI VUUJW U 1 VUUV11U1I ludent employment, he state is providing a record of 74 percent of higher educafunding, with the remainder by the institutions. ip, Vlaybe in a few years when the ' lomy improves it will rise back o 95 percent," Cambre said. 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