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VISITATION contini
would have plans A and B.
Plan C, Traditional Style Visitation,
j would allow opposite-sex guests from
; 10 a.m. to 2 a.m. Monday through
Thursday and from 10 a.m. Friday until
2 a.m. Monday. Sims, Patterson,
Maxcy, Capstone, South Tower,
McBryde Quad and the Roost would
have plan C.
Plan D would be self-regulated visitation,
with each apartment or room
setting its visitation schedule. Columbia
Hall, the Horseshoe, NADA,
Cliff Apartments and Bates West
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weeks, he said. The interviews are still
being conducted.
The finalists for chancellor at USCSpartanburg
has been narrowed to
five, Moeser said. The final interviews
will be held in Columbia during the
rest of April.
The board also approved giving
honorary degrees to William Mould,
AFFIRMATIVE
participate in professional organizations,
said Sallie Glover, director ol
the administrative office for USC's regional
campuses.
Duffv also has worker! to increase
the number of scholarships foi
African-American students and has
supported the Minority Student Today
Conference, which brings university
leaders from throughout the
I United States together to share ideas
on programs that will benefit minority
students.
"Dr. Duffy is a vocal and avid sup
porter of all employees, faculty ant
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would operate under this plan.
Luna said future revisions will not
depend on the structure of the buildings.
"The policies will not necessarily
depend on the architecture of the
building, but on the different lifestyle
options for students to choose from,"
he said.
"The administration wants a residential
university," Comer said. "They
want students to live on campus
where it's safer and where the learning
environment is good for them.
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dean of the Honors College, and associate
professors of edcational psychology
Edward Hayes and Frances
O'Tuel. The three are retiring June
30.
The board adopted a proposal to
add one voting member who is a student
athlete to the University Athletics
Committee, and approved giving
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staff," Glover said. "Throughout his
f career, Dr. Duffy has supported professional
development and promotion
of African-American employees, and
he has worked to increase the num
ber of African-American students and
; staff at USC.
By building coalitions between
community agencies and the university,
Dr. Duffy has enhanced career
; opportunities for many African Americans."
The purpose of the USC Black Fac
ulty and Staff Association is to proi
mote and enhance a sense of comr
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larassment, engaging Mangieri's office,
iversity president and Brewer said Mar
he thought about
veeks after Mangieri "I have no ability
his contract expired. at the board meeti
ty were made by two "I have tried my
ley saw Mangieri mas- rights on this cam
te occasions. One of admitted to a hosp
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This change will allow that, I think."
With the change, the president of
the university will be able to revise the
policy whenever he feels it is necessary,
as long as he has the concurrence
of the executive committee of
the Board of Trustees, Comer said.
"The advantage is appointing one
person to determine visitation who
is in contact with the students every
day instead of trustees all over the
state," Comer said. "Every year, he can
revise, make reorganizations as long
as he has concurrence."
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The board also voted to extend
530,000 to renovations at Thornwell,
bringing the total cost to 5750,000.
The money will be used to add an elevator
tower to the building and renovate
the first and second floors.
munity, professional welfare, personal
identity and development among
faculty, staff and students.
The organization addresses quality-of-life
issues, promotes the development
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professional welfare and devel
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It also seeks to enhance student
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