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Coastal Carolina University CCU Digital Commons The hC anticleer Student Newspaper Kimbel Library and Bryan Information Commons 3-14-1979 The hC anticleer, 1979-03-14 Coastal Carolina University Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.coastal.edu/chanticleer Part of the Higher Education Commons, and the History Commons Recommended Citation Coastal Carolina University, "The hC anticleer, 1979-03-14" (1979). The Chanticleer Student Newspaper. 80. https://digitalcommons.coastal.edu/chanticleer/80 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Kimbel Library and Bryan Information Commons at CCU Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The hC anticleer Student Newspaper by an authorized administrator of CCU Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Volume XVI, No. 12 Coastal Carolina College arch 14 1 79 Search continues By A ITA SAXE A ew Editor The earch committee ha not yet decided on a dean to replace Dr. Paul Stanton. dean of academic affair. The t d Stanton's resignation is effective July 1. o search committee will be formed to replace Dr. Donald Thompson. dean of administration. whose resignation is al 0 effective July 1. The search wi1l continue for Stanton's replacement. Facultv enate met March 1 with Dr . .c. Sa;ena. vice· president presiding. The report from academic affairs committee introduced new cour es: three in mu ic and one in cience. In other busine . the petition and grade change were accepted after a brief di cu ion. Tom Boyd made a motion to have al1 petition in the future to be accompanied b ' brief e planati ns in order to avoid confu ion. Dr. Elizabeth K. Pu kar reported from the promotion and tenure committee that their work i complcted but the manual have to be revi ed. Th re a a bri f di cu inn th mpt. en ing line dominate food ar a Fr edom of lnr, rmati n Act. The act in the College Center becau e of tate that a tud nt can attend an problem in opemng. taff Ph to b. taff meeting the: wi h to. except for Ga~ lame. prom tion and t nure c mmittee meting. ft r the di eu i n. Dr. hr t bled a motion to d ~ r aeti n until the n t me ting. Th \ te carTi d unanimou I . SGA voting delayed B) HERRI DI Fearur dit r t the Mar h 1 G me ting c\ ral p and bill r 'a at R latio'1 C mmitt ured the of Coa tal Page 2 The Chanticleer Conway, S.C. March 14, 1979 Opinions/Editorials Edit.or ial Letters to the editor Writers respond to parking letter Residence halls still have several hurdles ahead To the Editor In response to the "Letter to the consideration the fact that the reason Dorm issue needs continued support. Editor" concerning the parking prob they are given the privilege to have such We constantly hear students bemoaning the fact that lems on the Coastal Carolina campus in spare time is the fact that they have Coastal hasn't gotten dorms yet. But we wonder how many are the February 14. 1979 Chanticleer. we secretaries to do their work for them. feel that the conclusions drawn in this In regard to the parking problems on backing up their complaint with letters to legislators, higher letter were totally irrational and made campus. you will find that the parking education members and to the budget and control board. Have without proper consideration for the spaces are used by faculty members you written anyone? administration and the staff. The only partially could also be used for Coastal has been approved for a HUD loan at three percent suggestions made in this letter pose student parking as well. You will also interest. SGA, alumni association, faculty senate, Horry that secretaries and members of the find that this letter places the parking administration be deprived of a priority of the faculty and students County Higher Education and the Coastal Education reserved parking place. above that of various Deans and our Foundation, Inc. have endorsed residence halls. These May I suggest that the author of this Chancellor. Dr. Singleton. We feel that endorsements and loan approval were part of phase one. "Letter to the Editor" consider the these conclusions were made on a There are many hurdles that are still ahead. March 3, the working hours ofthe administration and totally irrational basis. Therefore. may USC system wide committee on residence halls voted to staff of this campus in comparison to we suggest that the authors of such recommend to USC President Dr. James B. Holderman that the working hours of the faculty. If such letters widen their perspective of our consideration is expressed. we are parking problem. In doing this. they will Coastal be approved for a "continuing education complex." confident that the author w111 find that find that they have merely been This complex would include residence halls and meeting the members of the staff and overtaken by their narrow mindedness. facilities for continuing education. administration of this campus have Thus realizing that showing disre. peet This committee is to be commended for their hard work and . daily schedules to follow. They are for the people that are respon ible for delinquent study. We met with them and heard their required to be present at work from 8:30 the parking space that are now discussions. They weighed the need against the potential a.m. to 5:00 p.m. each day Monday available will not solve our problem. through Friday. We are sure that you Thank you. problems. We got the feeling we are listening to a balance will find that there is not a profes or on sheet being prepared. We were impressed with the openness campus that has a schedule as such. In and objectivity of the members. We were happy that the assets fact. most of the professors on campus Names Withheld of the need for residence halls outweighed the liabilities. are only here a fraction of this amount of Upon Request USC-Aiken, USC-Spartanburg and Coastal Carolina commit time. Many professors do not even tee members voiced their concerns about each campus and the attend the campus everyday and many Editor's Note: This is the letter of them are here on many occasions for referred to last issue. The authors came effect dorms at Coastal might have.' partial days only . .Furthermore. we feel forward and identified themselves to Dr. Holderman will now weigh the recommendation and that professors would take into the editor. decide whether it should go to the South Carolina Higher Education Commission. Weare confident Holderman will listen to student needs" especially with gas price~ climbing out of sight. When he recommends to the higher education commission The Chanticleer that we accept the loan, then the real struggle begins. The CoasCai Carolina CoUege P.O. Box 275 commission members have already issued a statement against Conway; S.C. 29526 residence halls. WE MUST SELL THEM ON THE PRESSING NEED. We have the expertise of the university system to help us. We have the best trained minds in the country in the USC system and we look forward to working together to secure The Chanticleer Is a student publication of Coastal Carolina College. ·The opinions residence halls. The next step, if we get past the commission expressed do not represent diose of the administration, faculty, staff or students as will be the State Budget and Control Board. They keep a lid on a whole. state spending and we have to have a strong case to present. The final step is the General Assembly. We hope everyone will write and make phone calls. Don't Editor ................................................. Mary Jean Baxley News Editor .......... '....•..•....••.. :.....•.•..•.....•..... Anita Saxena just sit back wanting something - GO GET IT! And getting Feature Editor .......................••...•................•.. Cherrf Db residence halls will take work by everybody. Not just a few. Sports Editor ............................................... Raymond Cook Do your share by writing and expressing your wishes. Business Manager ....................•......... " ......... Robert Massre At this time, we would like to thank the system-wide Photographers ........................... Gary James and Elma Harrelson committee on residence halls who gave of their time. We feel Advisor .................................................. Dr. Sally Hare Dr. E. M. Singleton and Dr. Holderman deserve a great deal of thanks for their efforts on this grave matter. As a team linking Member arms across this great state in a joint system-wide effort we . can hopefully get dorms. It will take team effort and each of us South Carolina Press Association are a vital part of that team. Intercollegiate Press Association Grand Strand Press Association The Chanticleer Con a ,S.C. March 14 19 9 Pag 3 Bill Johnson, Coastal graduate from the class of ]975 works as Dr. Wiley Kitchen, Belle Baruch director and Bobb a technician at the Belle Baruch Institute. Staff Photo by Elma Christie, field lab emplo~' ee chec sample. Staff Photo bJ Harrelson. Elma Harrel on. Coastal in re ear By JENNIE SAUSSY Staff Writer Three Coastal faculty members and sixty-five Coastal students participated in the boat sank. equipment wa5. upset. and material dumped frequent1:. However a11 Feb. 17-27 Synoptic Outwelling Study based out of t.he Belle W. Baruch Institute mishap were quickly rectified and little ampHng time wa 10 • For Marine Biology and Coastal Research. More time wa lost when the February winter orm temporaril_ mar ned a Dr. John Vern berg of USC-Columbia is Project Director of a three year crew at the onh Island camp.