Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ForeigE Recording Laboratory Improved B* DAVE CALDWELL Feature Writer One of the most impressive and nst important depart ments on our campus is that of foreign languages. The Univer sity offers the languages: -French, German, Greek, Italian, Latin, Russian, and. Spanish. One is abile to obtain a major in German, Greek, French, Latin, or Spanish. The department has. some of the most qualified prov fessors to instruct a person in any of these languages. New Laboratory System The department is installing a new laboratory system which will contain 34 booths with dual channel recorders. The idea of the new system is to listen and then repeat which all records on a tape and one is able to play the tape back for his own needs. The work will be starting this month and will be finished some time the first of April. The new system is being installed so that after a person has had two gr three years of a language he will be able to speak it. Professor R. M. Stephan, head of the department, was born and reared in France. He attended school in France and was grad uated from College Jacques and College de Soiry-sous-Etiolles in France. He then came to this country and attended Middle bury College, in Vermont. Taught at John Hopkins . After finishing there he taught in Terrytown-on-Hudson, a pri SHIRTS L WITH "SLEEP FITS WELL! STORES LOO Use The Local SM SU "EUrwereeLoa c.m. LAUI "I don't Langu .... . . . . . . 4. .. FOREIGN LANGUAGE BUILDIN partmennt offers many languages. tions. An Improvement of the re< vate school in New York, before accepting a position at John H o p k i n s in Baltimore. Dr. Stephan then came t the Uni versity as an associate professor and in 1957 was promoted to the head of the department. In collaboration with the Mod ern Language Association Prof. Stephan has edited a bulletin for approximately five years which is sent to every foreign language teacher in South Carolina. The bulletin is also sent to every 10K SHARP ING COLLARS" WELL! KS SWELL! tion Nearest You YOU'RE RROUNDED BY ... WRllINt IDRY & CL.EANERS mind your runningonut age Jobi G DeSaussure College is the sch Majors in foreign language are offe ording laboratory is being Installed f state in these United States. Professor Stephan has just re ceived sofne information con cerning foreign languages from the United States Government in Public Law 85-864 which states that millions of dollars has been appropriated for the teaching of foreign languages in the elemen tary grades. Wide Field A person who majors in for eign languages has a wide vari ety of fields in which he may enter. Of course, the advance ment in any of these is un limited. The opportunities are these: import and export field, adver tising, commercial broadcasting, banking, airlines, architecture, publishing, book trade, journal ism, automobiles, scientific re search, hotel service, interna tional relations. Also, librarian, motion pic tures, museum work, secretary stenographer, a e r v i c e work, translator, travel and tourism. The opportunities in Government ,positions are department of state, U. S. Foreign service, serv ice overseas, immigration, and naturalization service, Voice of J FOR of gas -but Camels!" Vary ool of foreign language. The de red a wide opportunity of poti )r the future. (Photo by Woolfe.) America, in United Nations and, of course, teaching. As you can see a knowledge of foreign languages offers a per son a variety of fields in which one may enter. Our colleges and universities, now more than ever, are requiring at least two years of a foreign language. WAC Visits Carolina March 23 Major Mildred C. Bailey, career guidance officer of Third Army headquarters in Atlanta, will visit the University March 23 through 25 to interview women students. Major Bailey will discuss the WAC Officer Direct Commission Program with seniors, and the col lege summer training program with juniors. While at the University, Major Bailey will administer the Armed Forces Women's Qualification' Test to interested junior women students in order to set in motion the pro cessing procedure which precedes notification of eligibility. (RGEST IN THE SOUTHEAST" 4AL WEAR FOR MEN rden St. Phone AL 3-0461 MBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA Many a girl would do without Camels. year, this cigarette every filter, every ki The Camel blend a never been equalle< easygoing mildness, best tobacco makes Don't give in to fads Have a cigarel have a ..mmhmmmminmIR. 3. Rer S.ns, Hmrd, Speau ON CAMPUS Student staying up all night to study for a quiz and then sleeping through his classes the next morning. S S S Co-ed from small town insist ing that there are ten traffic lights at her home, but all at the same intersection. * * * Student remarking that he is afraid to open one of his books, "Spontaneous Combustion." * e * Powdered milk poured on wet student just emerging from the shower. * * * Drowsy student on way to class stopping passer-by at 10:30 a.m. and asking if it was before or after 8 a.m. * * * Caged "mongoose" in the new dorms. Student seen picking his room lock with a clothes hanger, and then, when finally inside, di8 covering his roommate there. Co-ed describing this week's snow as being soft, "just like snow." * * * Male student seen taking let tuce from his dinner tray to feed his pet rabbit. Students dancing in the lobby of Russell House. * I 0 Student reasoning that he must make an "A" in P.T. be cause when he entered the course 'FOUR-I A PAINTING aequired as the res by the department of fine arts (from left): Pixie Foster, Bette Nordhausen, was donated to the Ui head of the art department, wrote zine article. ather walk home. than For the 10th straight outsells every other - ng-size, every regular. f costly tobaccos has I for rich flavor and Today as always, the the best smoke. and f ancy stuff . . real te CAMEL Placement I Scheduled l Placement interviews for the week of March 9 through March 13 have been scheduled as follows. [nterested students may contact the c o m p a n y representatives through the schools where the interviews are set up. March 9, Monday Aetna Casualty and Surety Com pany will be in the school of bus iness administration to interview any senior interested in a position as field representative. March 10, Tuesday Boy Scouts of Atmerica will be in room 101 of Russell House to ;nterview seniors interested in be coming field Scout executives. First National Bank will be in the school of business administra tion to interview seniors interested in a position as trainee for general banking. Hayes Aircraft Corporation will be in the school of engineering to interview seniors in mechanical, electrical, and civil engineering. Mobile Air Materiel Area will be in the school of engineering to he could do no push-ups so at the end of the semester if he could do just one that would be an improvement of "infinite per cent." * * * Cat seen sleeping in shower of girls' dormitory. * * * Football player discovering twenty baby chickens in his room. * * C Student complaining that spi der had been removed from his post office box. DENT' PAINTING A] alt of an investment of four cents ii at the University and is sihowni he febring and Sandy Ussery. The paisi niversity collection by the Ranger F to the fund administration after rei Silver Bull The Empei "Emperor Jones" is a gothic play written by Eugene O'Neill Jones, the Negro emperor of s native village in Africa, is as escaped convict from the U. S. He impresses the natives of thc small village by telling them thai is a god. They worshi,p him, and give him money and treasures Jones has a silver bullet, a goot huck charm, that he told the na tives to be the only thing to kil him. 'Soon the natives find that thi 28 Different Flavors of ICs CRAM [nterviews 4ext Week interview seniors in electrical and mechanical engineering. March 11, Wednesday Hayes Aircraft Corporation will continue interviewing in the school of engineering. - Mobile Air Materiel Area will continue interviewing in the school of engineering. Burlington Industries, Inc. will be in the school of business admin istration to interview seniors in business administration, mathema tics, liberal arts, and industrial engineering. March 12, Thursday Fairchild Astrionic Division of Fairchild Engine and Airplane Cor poration will be in the school of engineering to interview seniors in physics, mathematics, and electron ical, electrical, aeronautical, and mechanical engineering. Olin Mathieson Chemical Cor poration will be in the school of engineering to interview seniors for positions as engineers (all fields), physicists, chemists, bio chemists, and microbiologists. March 13, Friday Tennessee Eastman Company will be in the school of engineering from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. and in the department of chemistry from 2 p.m. until 5 p.m. They will be interviewing seniors majoring in chemistry, physics, chemical engi neering, mechanical engineering. or electrical engineering. Lockheed Aircraft Corporation will be in the school of engineering to interview seniors majoring in aeronautical, civil, electrical, or mechanical engineering, mathema tics, or physics. IRIVES a postage stamlp has bleen received re being admired by art studen,ts ting, "Circus Friends" by A. 1.en.r. und after Prof. Fdmund Yaghjian, iding of fund activities in a maga (UJSC Photo -- Abeel) et Kills -or Jones emperor is stealing money from themi and plan to kill him. Jones finds out through a friend, and esca,pes into the jungle, only to go around in a circle. IDuring his rough journey of a day, he has gloomy dreams. All night the natives beat their Congo drums, which only adds to the horror tale. When Jones returns to the village, the natives kill him with a silver bullet that they had made during the night. By Larry May Apple Pie Orderi Try HOWARD JOHNSON'S own special apple pie. Cinnamon-sweet, flaky - and delicious! C wSta t. M.m UieeSs