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THE PRESIDENT ' S OFFICE General Mark W. Clark, USA, Ret. President Emeritus Vice Admiral Douglas C. Plate, USN, Ret. Special Assistant to the President for Planning s i Colonel James R. Woods, USA, Ret. Director, The Citadel Staff Mr. Joseph A. Tate Internal Auditor
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THE PRESIDENT Lt Gen. George M. Seignious, II — President cadre and faculty has not gone unnoticed. Gen. Seignious has noticed the problems with the Commandant ' s Department, but he is confident that the Corps holds great respect for the Commandant. Also, Gen. Seignious sees no major changes in the Fourth Class System, beliving that his principal objective has been achieved: leadership without authoritarianism. As President, General Seignious must concern himself with the broad issues affecting the present and future of the Cita- del. One question has always been the admission of women to the Corps of Cadets. Gen. Seignious cited that until the Equal Rights Amendment, there was no legal basis for the admission of women to the Corps. However, should the ERA be ratified. The Citadel plans to protest and fight any forced action with great tenacity. Another question concerning The Citadel is the consolida- tion of The Citadel, The College of Charleston, and The Medical University of South Carolina to create The Universi- ty of Charleston. Gen. Seignious does not perceive this possi- bility to be any real threat to the existence of The Citadel as a unique and distinct institution of higher learning. Lt. Gen. George M. Seignious, II has great faith in the ideals and future of The Citadel. He believes that The Citadel will continue its pursuit of excellence, and the production of men of learning, integrity, patriotism, and self-reliance. This is The Citadel Man , best exemplified by Lt. General George M. Seignious, II. He will always remain an inspiration to the members of the Corps of Cadets who had the opportunity to know, work with, and serve under him. 23
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V.P. For Academic Affairs Major General Wallace E. Anderson V.P. For Finance And Administration V.P. For Development Colonel D.D. Nicholson, Jr. Major General James A. Grimsley, Jr., USA, Ret. 25
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