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USC President John Palms praised
faculty Friday for this past week's vote
to include service in tenure decisions,
saying the change will improve the university.
"The faculty were civil and well-prepared,"
he said.
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"The outside world doesn't understand
tenure," Palms said.
Palms said if the state House bill to
cancel tenure is passed, South Carolina
would be the only state in the country
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and colleges.
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the Legislature will work to restore cuts
to higher education.
As for Gov. David Beasle/s support
for higher education, Palms said, "I think
he's going to help us out."
Palms said he was surprised by the
recent announcement that Provost James
Moeser is interviewing for president of
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COLUMBIA (AP)?A judge ruled Monday
that police records detailing molestation
allegations from Susan V.
Smith, the Union mother charged with
drowning her two sons, against her stepfather
can be released to the public.
Circuit Court Judge William Howard
said in his ruling that Smith's defense
would not be hurt by the release of the
incident reports detailing her accusations
against Beverly Russell.
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Smith faces a possible death sentence
at her July 10 trial.
"I think it's the correct decision under
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documents detailing allegations of Smith's
molestation released in January. Russell
admitted in 1988 he had molested
Smith, now 23, when she was a teenager.
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