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By ANN WINCHELL problei
Staff Writer enough
A tough economy in the state student
makes for a tough economy in Grai
education, said Carol McGinnis decrea
Kay, dean of the College of researc
Humanities and Social Sciences. depart
And she may be right. depart!
Economic support for USC has *n dieii
been declining for 30 years, fore- fession
ing university decision makers to The
make cutbacks every year. Cut
Some say we may have seen the some c
best of the '90s. They also say trouble
USC will not catch up financially s
until the end of the decade. faculty
But this year, some college is use
deans are having to make deci- phone
sions that are not business as usu- expens
aJ. one to
Because of the recent cutbacks, Aftei
class sizes are growing to the a depai
point where USC is having a for the
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CARQ
PREVIE
The University of S
MONDAY, AUGUST 24
Special Breakfast in the Grand Market Place
New Student Colloquium - 10 am-12 noon
Russell House Ballroom
It's a Patio Party! - 4 pm, Russell House Pad
Minority Student Workshop - 5 pm, RH Balli
Minority Student Welcome - 7 pm, Belk Aud
Reception to follow
Sorority Rush Orientation - 7 pm, Roger Cer
Playfair - 8-10 pm, Russell House Ballroom
TUESDAY, AUGUST 25
Scavenger Hunt - 10 am-Noon, Caroliniana 1
Blatt P.E. Center Open House - 1-3 pm
Taste of Carolina - 2:30 pm, Russell House,
View of the House - 7 pm-Midnight, Russell
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26
Displays on the Patio - 10-2 pm, Russell Hoi
Tailgate -11-1 pm, Russell House Patio
Student Employment Opportunities - 1 l-No<
Close Building, Room 60IB
Deciding on a Major - 1-2 pm, Close Buildinj
'Columbia Plunge' - 12:30-4:30 pm, Greene J
Tours of Willlams-Brlce Stadium - 2-4 pm, C
Fraternity Rush Information Session - 2 pm,
Pep Rally - 4 pm, Russell House Patio
Spur of the Moment - 8-9:30 pm. Golden Spi
THURSDAY,, AUGUST 27
FALL CLASSES BEGIN
Merchant's Fair -10 am-4 pm, Russell House
FRIDAY, AUGUST 28
CPU, RI1A, PE Center Sponsored Pool Party
SATURDAY, AUGUST 29
RHA Sponsored New Student Field Day - No<
Intramural Fields D & E
SUNDAY, AUGUST 30
Continental Breakfast - 9 am, Rutledge Cha]
Campus Worship - 9:30 am, Rutledge Chape
Fraternity Rush Forum - 5 pm, Russell Hou:
Government Socials - 8-10 pm. Individual Ri
Carolina Preview '92 is paid for in part by
sponsored by the Departments within the C
Division of Law Enforcement and Safety, Athk
Dining Services and Pepsi South.
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duate student funding is earn
sing and the amount of work
h is being affected in some their
ments. Faculty in some to sti
nents are also more limited H<
r interaction with their pro- like I
al peers. still
problem doesn't stop here. bee a
backs are so severe that Joun
lepartments are even having Turk
paying their phone bills. Bi
,ome departments when a assis
member retires, the salary uate
d to get caught up with ation
bills and other office Ci
es instead of hiring some- dent
replace that person. tiona
r those expenses are met, then teach
tment can hire a replacement up f<
retiring professor. jobs.
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student activity fees and
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tition is also going up and In many dep
iting expenses have forced the lowest gradi
colleges to add lab fees. Southeast, Kay
Students squeezed Kay also saic
it who feels the impact of the ulty have inc
icks? Students are part of that loads, so there
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ere is less financial aid avail- dents need, eith
now and some students are wards. In large
g longer than four years to i0Se a sense o
a degree. More students are question and an
ing longer hours to pay for Kay said,
education, leaving less time problem
ldy- dents.
Dwever, some departments, Students teli
he College of Journalism, are and sometimes
able to offer scholarships tQ retum the ca
iuse they are endowed, nomoneyinth(
lalism dean Judy Van Slyke ^ ^
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t there are less graduate . .
tantships available. And grad- , .
students are the future gener- *e ColleS<;
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ltting back on graduate stu- oing ^eir
programs hurts the instruc- Winecofl
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